Godzilla Toho Tokusatsu PERFECT MOOK vol.5 Biollante book kaiju New for Sale

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Godzilla Toho Tokusatsu PERFECT MOOK vol.5 Biollante book kaiju New:
$22.40

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Condition: New

A series mook that covers special effects works produced by Toho, which Japan is proud of around the world.
Volume 5 features a special feature on the clash between giant plant monsters, ``Godzilla vs.
Piolant.
\'\' How did director Kazuki Omori\'s ambitious work, which became the catalyst for the VS series, come to be? Kunihiko Mitamura appears in a special interview.

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