The first Special Graphix book, they kept the book issues consistent over 6 years. It answers how Biollante moved (she had rollers) and showed models for a swimming Godzilla and Biollante's rose form. A history of Godzilla's suits and the military vehicles, from old maser tanks to the SY-3 (from Destroy All Monsters) to Atragon are in the latter half of the book.

Not my favorite Heisei movie, I'm surprised how much I like this issue. Great pics of the Bato-Goji design, which is my favorite Godzilla suit. There are also excellent rampage maps and diagrams of those maser-Apache-things. An intriguing pic was the Cosmos twins (one would later play Meru) sitting next to an oversize clock and gin bottle, an odd contrast to miniaturized skycrapers.

Terrific cover, I love the advance poster to this movie. Many fans' favorite movie, this book does not disappoint; detailed maps, extensive collectibles, and terrific pictures of all four monsters. There were also references to the predecessors: Minya, Rodan, and MechaGodzilla (I still like the 70s MG design better). Looking at the concept drawings, it looks like MG was meant to seperate into 3 components: a tank from the legs, Garuda, and a plane with the fingers as cannons (helps explain what's on the poster).

SpaceGodzilla is quite a monster and he looks great in this book. Other than that, this is not the best Special Graphix book. No rampage map and there's not too many impressive pics. Between the island landscape, the asteroids, and the plastic crystals, there's just not a whole lot to work with. The less said about Mogera the better, even his concept drawings looked bad.