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- A zone in Champions Online and the Champions Universe.
- Monster Island is a level in Kid Chameleon.
- Monster Island was a novel written by Christopher Golden and Thomas E. Sniegoski based on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.
- Immediately following the events of Tales of the TMNT Volume Two #50, billionaire munitions master Mr. Marlin escapes death (once again) and renews his hunt for the TMNT and Leatherhead. Marlin appears to be unstoppable—can our heroes hope to escape both him and the monsters that dwell on the deadly island?
- A Monster Island-like locale would show up again in two Heisei films, Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (Lagos Island), and Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (Birth Island) though the convention has not reappeared in a film since then. __TOC__
- The film begins with a high school senior, Josh, who is stunned to see that he unknowningly won an MTV contest to see Carmen Electra, and it was actually his sister, Jen, who won the contest and invites everyone they know in their school. Josh and his classmates arrive on an isolated island (which is later revealed to be located in the Bermuda Triangle) where they have an enormous party, but Josh, who has been dumped by his girlfriend, is not really into the fun. Despite having his best friends Andy and Stack with him, he is angry that Jen, who wanted her brother to have an awesome time, scammed him.
- Monster Island is the first book in a trilogy by David Wellington. In this book we see the result of a plague through the eyes of a former U.N. weapons inspector, Dekalb now working for a Somalian warlord in order to protect his young daughter. In this world only countries with high number of firearms have managed to survive, mainly African countries such as Somalia. In this book Dekalb is sent home to New York, which had been completely overrun a few months before. He was sent there to collect AIDS medication which is in very short supply. While there they meet Gary, a former medical student, who at the time of the outbreak seeing the "undead" as the future of humanity (as Homo mortis) managed to keep his memories and intelligence using dialysis and a ventilator machine. Dekalb and the ot
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- The film begins with a high school senior, Josh, who is stunned to see that he unknowningly won an MTV contest to see Carmen Electra, and it was actually his sister, Jen, who won the contest and invites everyone they know in their school. Josh and his classmates arrive on an isolated island (which is later revealed to be located in the Bermuda Triangle) where they have an enormous party, but Josh, who has been dumped by his girlfriend, is not really into the fun. Despite having his best friends Andy and Stack with him, he is angry that Jen, who wanted her brother to have an awesome time, scammed him. After catching a quick glimpse of a flying ant, Josh and Jen got backstage passes to see Carmen Electra. Josh then finds himself attracted to the singer. Later on, a concert featuring Carmen begins and Josh dances with joy. Suddenly, the flying ant Josh saw earlier appears before the crowd, sending everyone into a panic, and heads toward the stage. Eightball, Carmen's bodyguard, is grabbed by the insect followed by Carmen. Josh then watches as the flying ant takes Carmen to a faraway mountain (which later turns out to be a volcano) after dropping Eightball. The partygoers, terrified, attempt to call on their cell-phones but are cut off from the mainland, and despite the assured announcements by Bob Staton, they then start to leave on the boats. However, Josh, who thinks he can go and rescue Carmen, halts them and manages to convince them to join him but thanks to statements by Staton, they leave for real. Josh, Andy, Stack, and Jen then prepare for the journey, but before going, they are joined by Lil Mindi, who is determined to highlight her career, and her cameraman GT as well as Josh's ex-girlfriend Maddy and her new boyfriend, arrogant class president Chase. As the gang travel into the jungle, Stack climbs up a tree after settling down the arguing group and catches a glimpse of the mountain before falling down. Eightball appears, having fell on the tree after being dropped, and faithfully joins the group's search for Carmen. Before moving on, Maddy finds a mysterious necklace and wears it, which leads her to point out to the mountain. The group heads further down, encounters a gigantic praying mantis, and escapes with a canoe on a lake. On the other hand, Carmen awakens to find herself deep within the mountain and is held prisoner. The group camps out, and are attacked by a fish-like monster, which kills GT. The creature is then tranquilized by a mysterious man in a white suit. He introduces himself as Dr. Harryhausen, who leads them to an abandoned United States military base and tells them that he has been on the island for many years while he reveals that the island was once home to a tribe of prehistoric humans that disappeared and the military attempted to claim this land but to no avail. The doctor also says that the monsters that the gang has encountered have been transformed thanks to radioactive bombs dropped on the island, and warns them that the island, polluted and dumped with toxic waste, will soon sink to the bottom of the ocean. Josh and company take the doctor's advice and continue. They then see that Maddy is acting strangely heroic and determined, and shows them the way to the mountain. The team then hide from a pair of praying mantises, and flee from the female which killed its mate. Josh and the others cross a bridge, and Eightball sacrifices himself to save the others by using a bulldozer to knock down the mantis down the ledge and him along with it. Panicked, Chase yells about the dangers they may face and Maddy rejects him furiously. Upon reaching the mountain, Josh, Stack, Andy, Josh, and Jen arm themselves before heading up. Meanwhile, Chase abandons Lil Mindi, who is then eaten by a monstrous spider, and takes her camera footage. Josh and the remaining group reach the top, and Josh manages to kill an attacking soldier ant with his makeshift bow and arrow. They see Dr. Harryhausen who decides to join them, and go into the mountain. In there, they see the queen ant and her underlings order a group of ancient people, revealed to be the disappeared tribe, to bring food to a pile and discover Carmen, who is being worshipped. Maddy, revealed as an incarnation of the island's goddess, uses the necklace to break the tribe free from control of the ants, and they retaliate. Eventually, the gang manage to get out of the volcano with Carmen while Harryhausen remains behind and uses an explosive to destroy the attacking queen along with himself. Soon enough, the island begins to shake and Josh then grabs the necklace from Maddy, bringing her back to her senses. However, the boat waiting for Lil Mindi left, and just when hope seems to be lost, a helicopter carrying Nick Carter arrives and saves the group and a couple of ancient people. In the helicopter on the way home, Rudy, a creature left in the care of the group, comes along and Josh and Maddy renew their relationship. The film ends with Chase being left behind, and he is then pursued by the aforementioned fish monster.
- A zone in Champions Online and the Champions Universe.
- Monster Island is a level in Kid Chameleon.
- Monster Island is the first book in a trilogy by David Wellington. In this book we see the result of a plague through the eyes of a former U.N. weapons inspector, Dekalb now working for a Somalian warlord in order to protect his young daughter. In this world only countries with high number of firearms have managed to survive, mainly African countries such as Somalia. In this book Dekalb is sent home to New York, which had been completely overrun a few months before. He was sent there to collect AIDS medication which is in very short supply. While there they meet Gary, a former medical student, who at the time of the outbreak seeing the "undead" as the future of humanity (as Homo mortis) managed to keep his memories and intelligence using dialysis and a ventilator machine. Dekalb and the other survivors soon find out that there is something more dangerous than the undead.
- Monster Island was a novel written by Christopher Golden and Thomas E. Sniegoski based on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.
- Immediately following the events of Tales of the TMNT Volume Two #50, billionaire munitions master Mr. Marlin escapes death (once again) and renews his hunt for the TMNT and Leatherhead. Marlin appears to be unstoppable—can our heroes hope to escape both him and the monsters that dwell on the deadly island?
- A Monster Island-like locale would show up again in two Heisei films, Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (Lagos Island), and Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (Birth Island) though the convention has not reappeared in a film since then. __TOC__
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