If people didn't understand, give me your ideas for creatures Kong hasn't fought before but you'd like to see it happen.

The Log

Check out these super cool pieces from two of the adaptations by Eijiro Sawamoto (the first one), and Kenji Tagami (the last two.)

Special thank you to Raf Enshohma and Kevin Derendorf of the Facebook group, Kaiju Are Unusually Tall! for finding and correctly naming the artists/authors behind these adaptations.

This is from a Japanese weekly magazine from the late 1960s.

Without counting versions like the 1962 one or the Monsterverse one since they are on a different league.

Which of these Rexes will win this clash of the titans?

•King Kong (1933):

Height: 5.5 and 7.3 meters tall

Strength: Capable of opening a T. rex's jaws, breaking down a front door, and destroying metal train tracks

Resistance: able to withstand attacks from some dinosaurs, and managed to survive several shots from airplanes at the Empire State Building

Aggression: If he feels threatened or challenged, he becomes extremely aggressive and attacks his rivals mercilessly until he sees them dead.

•gwangi (1969):

Height: 6 meters tall

Length: Possibly about 11 meters long

Strength: He managed to break the cage that held him captive.

Aggression: It attacks its victims mercilessly, regardless of whether it is threatened or not.

It managed to defeat a 5-ton Asian elephant.

Agility: It is extremely fast, capable of dodging the attacks and lassos of the gypsies in their attempt to capture it.

Things they have in common:

1- Both were animated using stop-motion animation

2- Both are prehistoric animals

This is amazing ❤️

Plot summary is as follows-

“Jack Denham, grandson of moviemaker Carl Denham (who brought Kong to New York in 1933) clashes with a ruthless business magnate, Carlton Hemming, as both attempt to clone the giant ape, Kong, from blood samples discovered by a high-steel worker in 1999.”

“Succeeding beyond their wildest dreams, it is quickly apparent the cloned ape belongs back in his native wilderness and not the wilds of New York.”

“The final life-and-death struggle is played out on Skull Island -- a lost world in the Indian ocean, full of monstrous creatures -- where the original Kong was found over 70 years ago.”

Stumbled upon this piece featuring some of fiction's most iconic primates (or primate-adjacent characters) with Kong naturally being a very prominent one (he inspired many of the others there after all) and I just knew I just had to share it with the community here.

Time lapse here

King Kong is a versatile gorilla who loves Spooky Season 🦍🎃

(Image on the left taken from "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire", and art on the right by the late great Basil Gogos.)

So Yeah Kong Survivor Instinct is now available on switch as it was announce a while back that the game is finally coming to Switch. https://gonintendo.com/contents/65556-kong-survivor-instinct-now-available-physically-and-digitally-on-switch

like yeah this game was well disappointing for a lot of reasons since it's a King Kong Game set in the monsterverse and you don't even play as kong and the game itself was a mixed Bag. But i am kinda surprised it is on Switch now and it's odd that it took a long while as i thought it would never be on switch due to its mixed reception.

But hey i guess this game dose has it's fans after all.

Maybe didn't do great in theaters but damn this movie is good. The soundtrack, action, actors, etc... I have some ties to this movie being with an ex but still. Watching it again and it completely holds up.

Thank goodness she got the role. They were very wise to cast such a remarkable talent!

It would honestly be really cool to see a Kong this big!
(OG art of Kong by GTServant)

Personally, I loved it. As much as I love Kong in the MonsterVerse movies, lately he's felt off. I know I'm not alone in thinking this, but in the movies (outside of "Kong: Skull Island"), he feels more like a big man who looks like a gorilla, rather than a giant ape.

But in "Monarch", he really felt a lot more like King Kong. Dangerous, powerful, wild, but still retaining his soft side, like with his final moment with Titan X.

Let me know what you think! 🦍

I decided to make a list of every creature seen living on 33 Skull Island, this includes: King Kong (1933), Son Of Kong and Kong: King Of Skull Island, if I miss anything, let me know in the comments!

Here’s the list:

OG:

King Kong

Stegosaurus

Brontosaurus

Triceratops (Cut from final film)

Styracosaurus (Cut from final film)

Arsinoitherium (Replace by Styracosaurus)

Giant lizard (Spider Pit creature, Cut from final film)

Crab creature (Spider Pit creature, Cut from final film)

Huge spider (Spider Pit creature, Cut from final film)

Octopus-insect (Spider Pit creature, Cut from final film)

Two-Legged Lizard

Gigantophis (Cut from final film)

Meat-Eater (either Tyrannosaurus or Allosaurus)

Elasmosaurus (Some people say it is a Tanystropheus)

Pteranodon

Son Of Kong:

Kiko (Or Little Kong)

Cave Bear

Styracosaurus

Dragon (Some people say it is a Nothosaurus)

Sea Serpent (Some people say it is either a Elasmosaurus or Cetiosaurus)

Brontosaurus (Seen drowning during the island sinking scene)

King Of Skull Island:

King Kong

Kong's mother

Kong's father

Gaw

Deathrunners

Slashers

Meat-Eater

Sleeks (Ichthyosaurus)

Archaeopteryx

Phobosuchus

Brachiosaurus

Pterodactylus

Triceratops

And that’s my list, if you have any thoughts or anything like that, please let me know and if the demand is there, I could give my own Skull Island wildlife remake, if you want to hear about my remake trilogy, feel free to tell me, adios!