2005

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In the real world
- Hisaya Ito passes away.
- BOOM! Studios is founded.
- Funtastic publishes Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World Jigsaw Book with Stickers.
- Dark Horse publishes "Kong is King", a comic story packaged with figures from Playmates' King Kong (2005) toyline.
- HarperKidsEntertainment publishes King Kong: Coloring and Activity Book and Stickers.
January
- 1 January: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc. publishes Famous Movie Monsters: Meet Godzilla.
- 4 January: Dark Horse publishes Kong: King of Skull Island, an official sequel and prequel to Strickland and DeVito's 2005 rewrite of the 1932 novelization of King Kong (1933).
- 9 January: Koji Hashimoto passes away at the age of 69.
- 20 January: The first edition of Godzilla Final Wars Super Complete Works is published by Shogakukan.
- 28 January: Kodansha publishes the second edition of All Godzilla Complete Super Encyclopedia.
- 30 January: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc. publishes Famous Movie Monsters: Meet King Kong.
March
- 1 March: Shogakukan publishes the second edition of Godzilla Final Wars Super Complete Works.
April
- 1 April: Shogakukan publishes Godzilla Toho Giant Monster Pictorial Book.
June
- 18 June: Tatsuo Matsumura passes away at age 90.
July
- 22 July: Wikizilla is founded.
September
- GoodTimes Entertainment goes defunct, and is absorbed into Gaia.
- 22 Septemer: Sadamasa Arikawa passes away from lung cancer at the age of 80.
- 24 September: The Justirisers concludes.
October
- 1 October: Super Fleet Sazer-X premieres on TV Tokyo. Merian C. Cooper's King Kong is published by St. Martin's Griffin.
- 18 October: Dark Horse publishes Kong: King of Skull Island in paperback.
- 25 October: King Kong: The Island of the Skull, an official prequel to Peter Jackson's King Kong, is published by Pocket Star. Meredith Books and Funtastic publish Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World Stencil Book with Stickers.
November
- 1 November: Kong Reborn is published by ibooks, Inc. Applause Theatre & Cinema Books publish King Kong: The History of a Movie Icon from Fay Wray to Peter Jackson. Meredith Books publishes Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World.
- 8 November: HarperCollins publishes King Kong: Kong's Kingdom, King Kong: The Search for Kong, King Kong: Journey to Skull Island, and King Kong: Meet Kong and Ann.
- 15 November: Pocket Books publishes Kong Unbound.
- 21 November: Takeo Yamashita passes away at the age of 75.
- 22 November: Kong: King of Atlantis is released to DVD by Warner Home Video. Pocket Books publishes The World of Kong: A Natural History of Skull Island.
December
- 13 December: The novelization of Peter Jackson's King Kong is published by Pocket Star Books a day before the film is released to U.S. theaters. They also publish The Making of King Kong: The Official Guide to the Motion Picture. HarperCollins publishes King Kong: Escape from Skull Island. HarperKidsEntertainment publishes King Kong: The Junior Novel.
- 14 December: Universal Pictures releases Peter Jackson's King Kong to U.S. theaters.
- 17 December: Toho releases Super Fleet Sazer-X the Movie in Japan.
- 19 December: Yu Fujiki passes away at age 74.
- 22 December: Kadokawa releases The Invisible Man Appears on DVD.
In fiction
- Rodan and Anguirus appear, causing 8.2 million deaths. (GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters)[1][2]
- Alan Jonah attempts to enter a MUTO dig site only to be caught and detained in Pakistan. (Monsterverse)[3]
References
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