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Nice, that clears up a lot for me thanks!
Thats awesome!! What is that design?
HinikunaGoji
Now if this was 2005 King Kong, he would be a Gorilla-Alien
This actually makes a lot of sense. Weaves all lore together flawlessly.
I believe it picks up right after Godzilla vs. Kong and takes place mainly in the hollow earth.
Might have been a little of both. He was probably tired from his fight with Ghidorah and probably didn't want to get into any other fights at the moment, but was still willing to fight if he had to. The look he gave Rodan in that scene seemed like an "I'm not in the mood for your crap" kind of look, and the look he gave to the other titans afterwards seemed like an "anyone else want test my patience?" look. At least that was my interpretation.
I got the impression Goji was ready to fight at them all but they bowed so he didnt.
Xeno-Kong could be a little more bulky, but probably just a drone, like you said
Now imagine a xenomorph-rodan, xenomorph-gigan, xenomorph-ghidorah and xenomorph-varan. A xenomorph-kong would probably just be a kaiju-sized Xenomorph Drone
Godzilla was tired from his fight with Ghidorah so he wasn't in the mood to start any other fights. The MUTO Queen saw what Godzilla did to Ghidorah and probably knew that he would kill her if she tried to challenge him, so she backed down and submitted to him. It's possible that, due to their natural rivalry, they did eventually fight each other, but during the moment they called a temporary truce.
Again, this is only just me speculating. The official plot synopsis for Godzilla vs Kong stated that the Hollow Earth expedition would discovered clues to the Titan's origin, and since that expedition uncovered the mysterious Hollow Earth energy it's likely that the energy played a role in the the Titan's origins.
This theory was also inspired by this fan made video that was made prior to the release of GvK:
The Hollow Earth energy may have existed back during the Permian, Godzilla's species and other early Titans may have been mutated/created by the energy. G'14 stated that Godzilla was from an age where the Earth was "10 times more radioactive" and that when the radiation subsided, creatures like Godzilla and the MUTOs went deeper underground to be closer to pockets of that radiation. It's possible that the "radiation" was actually the Hollow Earth energy. The energy may have existed all over Earth's surface during the Permian and was responsible for creating the first Titans, but due to certain cataclysms, (possibly the Permian Extinction) the energy on Earth's surface subsided, with remnants of the energy source eventually only existing within certain locations of the Hollow Earth. Later throughout Earth's history, during the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras, other types of animals (for example, great apes/ancestors of Kong' species) may have found their way into the Hollow Earth and were exposed to the Hollow Earth energy which also caused them to mutate and evolve into Titans.
The Hollow Earth energy might not have naturally formed on Earth and could have an extraterrestrial origin, possibly landing on Earth during or before the Permian. It could have originated from another planet that was destroyed, with chunks of that planet, containing the energy, landing on various other planets which gave rise to alien Titans, like King Ghidorah. Ghidorah's species being created by the the same (or similar) energy source could also explain why he came to Earth, possibly being attracted to the energy found in the Hollow Earth.
the permian was millions of years ago
Well he could have mutated millions of years ago but idk
Doesnt it show Godzilla already like mutated in the permian, in the prequel novel to G14
Well, that kinda does make sense, but what would each titan be before mutating then?
The Hollow Earth energy is still relatively unknown in the series, so we don't really know what it's fully capable of. It's possible that the energy could have mutated various natural species on Earth, causing them to evolve into the Titans and other monsters, similar to how nuclear radiation mutated Godzilla in some of the Toho films.
It definitely would make sense for it to be related too the titans somehow, but it's hard for me to believe that it created them.
Well even if Goji wasnt in it, it would still be a sequel to GvK.
Again most likely not a GVK sequel. I'm most likely betting at a Kong sequel, as they'll probably wait to see how the Godzilla TV show performs before looking at another movie.
HinikunaGoji
Fair enough. But considering the human and dog spawned xenos don't really look like humans nor dogs, I think is kind of the point.
I notice the Godzilla-xenomorph and the Gamera-xenomorph also have smooth domed heads, so that means they are Stage IV. Curious to see the Stage V "warrior variant" or even the Stage VI "Praetorian variant"
Honestly i prefer theyre girth in these designs, ive seen a lot of xenozillas before that are appropriately emaciated, but it comes at the cost of not looking like goji
QuinnTKO
Well as xenomorphs they will have acid blood, a hivemind connection to all xenomorphs, the ability to egg morph its victims and a possibility of evolving into a queen tier caste.
I tried to look at this theory from various angles, taking into account the Titans’ appearances and relationships with each other, as well as the MonsterVerse’s timeline, the real timeline of life on Earth, and what’s currently been established within the series already.
They both look insane, but I don't know much about alien. Would they gain any new abilities or powers?
Yeah Godzilla's cool but I chose differently because he's almost everyone's favorite.
It might not have them fight, they could be allies over som new overpowered hollow earth character. Either way, this is amazing
My only complaint is that their xenomorph "offspring" are a bit too fat, xenomorphs tend to be kind of anorexic or skeletal in the girth department
as to why Kong and Big G would fight again possibilities being
1. Mind control either on Kong of Big G weve seen it in a few Toho G movies
2. maybe a Mechani Kong
3. Kong or more stupid power tripping Humans find another Cave/temple and activates something that pisses Big G off or Makes Big G go crazy So Kong has to go calm Big G down or otherwise stop him (least possible as thatd basically be redoing GvsK nearly exactly) slight more possible Kong finds a another G thats younger and they get into a fight and G stomps down to Hollow Earth to save the Youngling
"I think the people over at warner bros. and legendary are just doing a sequel for the cash."
The code has been cracked.
No one tell Hollywood.
Betting that Kong: Hollow Earth is going to film there, and if not it's going to be a solo Godzilla movie most likely. I wouldn't be surprised if this was actually the TV show that's coming to Apple TV Plus...
...........I have no comment.
But why? I thought godzilla and kong were on good terms by the end of gvk, with godzilla ruling the land and kong ruling the hollow earth, so why would they fight again?
If this news is true, I think the people over at warner bros. and legendary are just doing a sequel for the cash.
Technically, nothing is confirmed until studio issued press releases go out, but this is seems pretty iron clad unless someone screwed up tremendously.
I'm sure Legendary/WB will announce something pretty soon. They're really playing with their Pacific Rim Uprising announcement window here.
Indeed it likely is a Kong-focused sequel as we expected following the release of GvK, but the source for this report seems to be confident in their wording calling it a Godzilla vs. Kong sequel:
Dunno how else to take "confirmed" while still remaining skeptical. Either way it's exciting news!
Doesn't really specify what it is exactly though and other sources have done better to note that.
A better way to word this would've been, "another movie in the Monsterverse," not a confirmation of another Godzilla movie. Or Kong movie for that matter. Though the latter seems more likely.
I kind of figured that Godzilla would be in future MonsterVerse movies. I doubt Legendary would've renegotiate their contract with Toho to continue using Godzilla in the MonsterVerse, only to use him in one show. So it makes sense that they would use him in future movies.
