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Monster Godzilla (怪獣ゴジラ Kaijū Gojira) is a 1954 novel based on the radio drama of the same name that aired on the Nippon Broadcasting System.[1] Sango Nagase adapted it from Shiro Horie's script for the radio play, and it was finalized by Godzilla storywriter Shigeru Kayama, who is credited as its author.[1] Iwatani Shoten published the novel on October 25, 1954, a little over a week before Godzilla was released to theaters. Daiwashobo later republished it on October 30, 1983, with a second edition released that November 30.
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Cover of the 1983 reprint
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