Godzilla: Journey to Monster Island is a 1998 children's novel written by Scott Ciencin and published by Random House.
Plot[]
Following the events of the previous novel, newly-created gigantic mutations are venturing through the United States for a place to call home. The book follows the 12-year-old twins Amy and Roy O'Neil from an orphanage in Washington. The twins, like Tomo, possess psychic powers. At the beginning of the book, the twins set out to find a fellow orphan who ran away from the orphanage. Instead, they find Godzilla, who is still journeying the states in search of companions.
Amy discovers that she can form a psychic link with Godzilla and control him with psionically-projected feelings and imagery. Godzilla takes the children and helps them find their friend. However, the U.S. military forces, having been monitoring Godzilla's movements, sees their interaction and perceive Godzilla as a hostile threat. Soon confronting the group, the military opens arms and war breaks out between Godzilla and the unit. Things take a turn when the mutants, led by Varan, arrive, and more destruction ensues.
During the fight, kaijuologist Hiro Kuroyama inspects Godzilla's human companions and discovers the twins' control of the monsters. Using this information, the military hatches a new plan to lead Godzilla and the rest of the mutants away from the human civilization. After a dangerous journey across the sea, they bring the monsters to an island in the South Pacific, where a research facility containing two other monsters, Rodan and Anguirus, are present. With a new home provided, the monsters settle down and live together in peace.
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Characters[]
- Amy O'Neil
- Roy O'Neil
- Hiro Kuroyama
