Agents of KAIJU Trilogy

[Ernesth100]

Agents of KAIJU(Kick Ass International Justice United) is a 3 part trilogy story where Godzilla, Gamera, Ultraman, King Kong, and Cloverfield team up to defeat enemies no monster alone could not take.

1.Agents of KAIJU- This is the first part when the Pacific Rim monsters return and Godzilla alone cannot defeat them an agent named Jack Relson assembles the team.
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/9676521/1/Agents-of-KAIJU
2.Agents of KAIJU Return- When a survived gigantic monster comes back to attack(named Gigantis), the KAIJU must learn to have a better bond and over come the enemy. Also Clovers origin is revealed!
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/9676517/1/A ... IJU-Return
3. Agents of KAIJU: Wars Revamped- When the Xilians return and reveal theyve been behind all of the KAIJUs problems even before they formed and bring back some of each agents most dangerous enemies! Its an all or nothing effort here in the amazing conclusion.

Still working on the last one and also working on a trilogy book with special features!

[Silver Kamen]

Just got around to looking at this (I don't scroll down here alot); and man... isn't this kinda contrary to the point of the sub-forum? Why link to something on your own "website".

Considering I've seen this Ernesth on about every Tokusatsu area on the internet, he really wants to promote this weird fan-fic.

[Ernesth100]

english please.

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[Ernesth100]

Wait I'm sorry what. The words make no sense.

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[klen7]

i dont think he has done anything remotely banworthy. He posted links to his work in the right thread. Unless those links lead to something other than what they describe, i'd say he's contributing

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[Ernesth100]

But what do you think of the fan fiction?

[Zack Metoyer]

I thought the character development was mindblowing, but the story just didn't grip me. Maybe the pacing was just a tad too plodding for my tastes.

[Ernesth100]

I kinda wanted the story to go by as qiuck as possible because some people complain about how stories are too long and takes to long for events too unfold.