On the back is the usual Japan flag motif with a green-colorized promotional image from Son of Godzilla (1967), depicting Godzilla and Minilla playing together in a scene that doesn't exist in any movie. The text, as we've come to expect from Paramount's Godzilla releases, is rather goofy but good-natured, calling Godzilla's atomic ray "the ol' zap breath" and nicknaming him "Thunder Breath." The synopsis is mostly accurate, if not very descriptive, but misspells "praying mantis" (as "preying mantis") and, understandably, uses the older spelling of Godzilla's son's name ("Minya") before it was standardized by Toho as "Minilla." The cast and crew list below is respectable, although once again misspelling the director's name as "Inoshiro." Curiously, the Toho copyright is listed on the box as 1986, and it gives the Japanese title as All Kaiju Daishingeki instead of Gojira, Minira, Gabara: Oru Kaiju Daishingeki. It makes sense to render "Oru" as "All" however, since "Oru" is the English word "All" rendered in Japanese katakana and then Romanized back into English; but either way, the title is incomplete.