Giant Skylander Novels & Stories

I’ve seen plenty of spiders in my days, but this thing was going to give me nightmares for the rest of my life! “Caesar! You’re up!” Kane’s mighty and powerful voice boomed. Chaze’s father quickly leaped high into the air and shifted into the biggest dark blue and white dragon I’ve ever seen! His roar shook the entire stadium as the spider adjusted itself on the orb. Gallant and Jackson soon shifted and were also colossal sized. Gallant was a giant octopus while Jackson was a nine tailed demon fox. The spider lunged at Gallant and tackled him into the stands, destroying a good portion of them. Jackson and Caesar took their fight elsewhere as Caesar chased Jackson over the stadium. Kane and R

" Jin joked. Bianca and the others chuckled. After their farewell, a giant bird bigger than winlax arrived. "Wow!" Reaction by Jin and his friends. "What do you call it?" Jin asked. "We call them passenger winlax, they are the winlax who have a growth abnormality, the flight is slow, but it can carry 12 passengers compared to the normal winlax, which can only handle three people." Bianca explained. "Oh... sounds great!" Elroi said, excited to ride on the passenger winlax.

Buriko exclaimed. “Little help?” Cocong asked. Cocong and Aoi barely stand. “Dang!” ßenlong dashes and sends them flying. They land on ßenlong’s back, and it dashes to catch them up. They are neck to neck throwing fire, thunder, TNT, nitro, etc. Wait, why does it look like Crash Team Racing?! As Alfi gets carried away, he slides really fast that he bumps into something fluffy. He sees a giant with a hawk head and a pair of wide red wings. Its body is gold and the face is white. It is really big that it blocks the sun making everything dark.

The same strength sucking world she’d insisted on walking one last time before the boys got back. I looked down at her, eyes closed, teeth clenched, struggling to hang on. I balanced her silver ring, a gift from our Mother, on my knee and pulled my grey sleeve over my finger tips, dabbing at the beading sweat on her forehead. Something was happening in the Blacklands and for the first time in memory, Shades were crossing the Southern boundry in droves, bringing with them their violet sky and starless nights. They didn’t eat, they didn’t sleep, they didn’t stop. They just kept coming, pushing us back and taking our land, leaving a sea of dead bodies in their wake.

As they went deeper into the extraterritorial battlefield, the number of the Sky Demons’ broken limbs gradually increased, and David was no longer surprised. It was only when he saw the complete corpse of a Sky Demon that David took a closer look. These big guys looked horrifying. They were all ferocious-looking, and it was no exaggeration to say that they could give children nightmares. The Sky Demons, like humans, were a race that stood upright and walked on two feet. They had scarlet wings made from flesh on their backs, similar to bat wings. Their four meter-long fangs were exposed, two at the top and two at the bottom. They looked terrifying.

The sky was a chaotic tapestry of grey wings and screaming metal. The transport plane, nicknamed "The Black Coffin" by Sterling engineers for its boxy shape and stealth coating, shuddered violently as another gargoyle slammed into the fuselage. These weren't the cute grotesques found on cathedral gutters. These were biological siege weapons bred by the Fenrir Council—creatures of animated granite and ancient sorcery, weighing half a ton each, capable of flying at transonic speeds.

"As long as you're dead first." I raised my fist to strike, but a sudden shadow covered us both. A massive silver foot slammed down inches from my head. I looked up. It was a giant. A machine the size of a mountain, built in the shape of a man. It had no face, only a giant, glowing violet eye. "Target confirmed," the giant's voice boomed. It sounded like a grinding mill. The machine reached down with a hand as big as a house. It didn't grab me. It didn't grab the Original Lyra.

His fierce war cry echoed throughout the battlefield as he pushed even harder, slowing the sphere's speed slightly. Saxon could feel his racing heartbeat throughout his body. He felt a sharp rain run through his body with every beat. Seeing his son in such a state had left his already red eyes bloodshot. He jumped off the cube and shot up into the air. He let out his own war cry as he released a red ocean of flames that was 100 times larger than all the other's he'd used before from his body. The Ocean compressed itself into a 100ft tall Centaur that was half earthquake Hippo and half Skull Crusher Golem. With 5 massive piers of feet that made the empty air vibrate once it appeared and three

*Roar* A hulking figure spotted Alexis. With a frame towering over 5 feet and a large club that glistened with blood and gore, the large giant struck down with its club, generating a strong wind towards Alexis. Alexis’s eyes gleamed as she watched the powerful strike descending upon her. She didn’t sidestep this attack. Although the giant was an Ascender, she didn’t flinch. She didn’t need to. There were differences between Ascenders. She bent her knees and calmed her breath. With an upward slash she reminded her enemies of her presence.

Lyana thought of the Sky Demons' past. "Stop wasting time talking. If Chase Collins doesn't show himself, I'll kill all of you!" Jasper checked the group carefully and realized Chase was not among them. He roared in a rage and swung his stone club once more. Walter, Norm, and Eason looked at each other, and they attacked at the same time. They knew that Jasper could not be defeated by one person. When Walter found out who the Monster Giant really was, he started channeling the Sky Light Divine Fist from the Light Deity Technique. The Sky Light Holy Fire wrapped around his wrists as he launched a direct attack.