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"It's my duty as student president to correct the behavior of my classmates. [Part I'm not sure about] ... I'll give you some guidance."
I think you have understood the nuance of the sentence almost perfectly. I am surprised you can't fill the gap of the part where you are unsure easily since
you have understood 「...素行を正す」: "correct the behavior...". and 「...
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Since I haven't watched this movie (I really liked godzilla vs mothra though), I hope I am not missing the context.
I need help of this entry for 蒲田{かまた}くん on ニコニコ大百科. There is a dialog(probably on the scene) on it.
「この巨大不明生物が上陸することはありませんので、どうかご安心ください」:
"Since this unknown giant creature is not going to land on here, please don't worry about that."
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So this literally translates into "I landed it."
More like "I landed". 上陸 sounds like he came out of the sea, since the 上 implies upwards. For example aircraft etc. are 着陸 rather than 上陸.
In English we might say you "landed something" as in you got a good job or achieved something worthwhile. Is that it?
As far as I know such an expression doesn't exist ...
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