Godzilla at World's End: Amazon.ca: Rc Cerasini: Books

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This sophisticated sci-fi thriller is set in the year 2001. A team of young science students makes an eerie discovery. Miles below the surface of the South Pole, the Ancient Ones, a race of crystalline beings, have awakened after a million years, horrified to find "their" world infected by a plague of humans. To eliminate humanity, the Ancient Ones create an army of cybernetic monsters who lay waste to South America, China, and Russia before descending upon Japan to do battle with Godzilla. The young scientists in Antarctica and Godzilla, King of the Monsters, are humanity's last line of defense against the giant monster army of the Ancient Ones. Nonstop action and thrilling battles will keep young adult readers glued to the page!

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In the year 2001, a team of young science students makes an eerie discovery: Miles below the surface of the South Pole, the Ancient Ones, a race of crystalline beings, have awakened after a million years, horrified to find "their" world infected by a plague of humans. Now young scientists and Godzilla are humanity's last line of defense against an army of cybernetic monsters intent on destroying the human race. .

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5.0 out of 5 stars Definetly the best of Cerasini's work!!!, Jan 22 2006

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RICK "rdthomp17" (Somewhere) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Godzilla at World's End (Mass Market Paperback)

Although the first 75 pages or so are a bit slow to read, when Godzilla and the other monsters get in there, it's enjoyable from beggining to end! Oh, man! The monster fights are just so enjoyable, and Biollante and the underground society... it's amazing he can come up with this stuff! Biollante is so well done that it gets a star just for that.

****SPOILERS****

Gigan was definetly the best part of the book. Marc just makes it such a great monster that you can't help but be shocked, especially when he breaks out of the ice with his buzz saw... it is such a white-knuckler. The girl at the beggining is very well done and the emotions are interesting.

Godzilla is deinetly from the Heisi series (1985-1996.) and is most likely Cerasini's favorite version of the Big G. The Heisi G is also my favorite, and this book really compliments it. This book is for any G fan.

I HAVE TO WARN EVERYONE! I realize that someone is charging almost $130 for this book, and it is way overpriced. I purchased this novel in almost mint condition at a used book store for eight bucks. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS BOOK OFF ANY AMAZON SELLER!!! CHECK AT LOCAL BOOK STORES OR ON EBAY.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Not quite finished, Feb 10 2002

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Trace Stevens (Glendale,AZ USA) - See all my reviews

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When I first started reading this book I could'nt stop , But before I could finish my dog tore it to shreds , so for over a year I've been reading online summaries of the book to make this review.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Godawful, Oct 19 2000

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I am a MAJOR Godzilla fan, so ofcourse when i saw this book ibought it. Ha! Marc Cerasini claims to be a big Godzilla fan, yet he is ruining the whole series with his horrible novels. First MAJOR mistake is his is mixing the Monster series with the Hensi series. Are we to believe that Megalon, the goofiest of the monster (not including Gabbera cause he was make believe in a childs dream) is in the same story as Biollante and Battra? I mean your mixing serious Godzilla with the goofy 70's Godzilla. If you were to take Biollante and Battra out mabey, MABEY this book might actully be worthy of having the title of Godzilla on the cover. Infact the cover is the only highlight of the book. I dont like how the new wave of Godzilla books are totaly destroying the Godzilla Series its self. I own ALOT of imported godzilla toys and posters, but ill never buy these American books agian. Shame on you Marc Cerasini. Dont buy this book if your a serious hardcore Godzilla Fan!

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