"Hello, Kaiju Girls!" "You're not Dhaik. Who are you?!" "I have a lot of names, but you can call me Nick." "Okay, where's Dhaik?" "Taking time to focus on school. Luckily, I'm on Winter break and will focus on showing you different realities compared to the one Dhaik has shown you." "Huh?"

Title says it all. More summary in the first chapter. People from the Viking Age, Modern and future times are all brought together to a movie theater with dragons, their enemies and a large talking demon dragon-"I'M NOT A DEMON DRAGON!"- to watch what is called the Multiverse.

The war between Ozpin and the queen of grimm had ravaged the world of Remnant. Cities were left in ruins, homes were destroyed, and countless souls were lost in the black tide of grimm. Including the families of the one's trying to end this hopeless war. After Salem's defeat, Jaune Arc was the only survivor when the dust settled. There wasn't really much of a world left or a future to look forward to. The broken knight continued to hunt the grimm until he couldn't go on any longer. Before he drew his last breath he had only one wish, for his next life to be a peaceful one. Yet fate had other plans Born again as a saurian from earth's ancient past, he lived in peace on the island of Odo for decades. Until in 1945, a series of nuclear weapon tests were conducted near his home and in the process, he was transformed into the beast that the world came to know as the King of the Monsters. After slaying the golden terror, the remaining invaders threw one last weapon in a final attempt at ending the monster king by through the use of a experimental device. Only for it backfire as they, along with Gojira, were sent hurling across the multiverse. Upon awakening, Gojira finds himself in a world familiar yet far different from the earth he knew. From aliens, mutations, silver giants and ancient Titans. That, and his old friends are also here too. He cannot catch a break can he?

It has been 71 years since the defeat of Gojira. Society has changed a lot during this period of time. There's even a group who deal with curses! But how will society react when the Embodiment of Nuclear War returns stronger than ever? More importantly, how will the Jujutsu Society deal with Gojira?

For many years the Monarch studied the titans or, as they are called in Japan, Daikaiju. Scar is defeated, Kong and Suko return to the Hollow Earth with Shimu. Godzilla maintains order on the surface. but evil does not sleep. In the depths of Mechagodzilla's forgotten factories, Apex rises from the ashes of past failure. and creates a portal that allowed him to send all the daikaju - both good and bad - to another reality. How will the Daikaiju themselves and the reality in which they find themselves react? Part 1. (All faedoms belong to their authors. I own the idea and the story itself. ) Crossover: Monsterverse x Kaiju Girls x Ultramen: Rising x Pacific Rim. P. s. AoM- Age of Monsters.

The Honmoon is strengthened more than perhaps since the First Demon Hunters. Huntrix is closer than ever now that Rumi's patterns are accepted. But something new and dangerous comes to town. "Your music. . . has no power over me."

Worlds collide. A world of superheroes and supervillains And a world of giant monsters called Kaiju. Some are Defenders of the Earth and others are Destroyers. Let's see how it goes, shall we?

A mysterious portal pulls four misfits into the Overworld, a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination. To find their way back home, they must learn to survive the terrain, face unexpected dangers, and embrace creativity itself. Along the way, they're joined by an experienced yet enigmatic crafter named Steve, and Charlotte, a clever and determined newcomer whose presence may change the course of their journey forever.

All he knew was pain, all he heard was pain, all he smelt... was pain, but that's all about to change, for better or for worse... he did not know.

"I was promised that this world offered worthy opponents. But oh, how you disappoint." Taking on Machine Head with Titan proved to be more than what Mark Grayson (Invincible) thought to be.