Get in the locker, nerds.
How the duck does King Kong has any chance against Godzilla?
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a bit off topic; Assuming alien 3 is cannon and if i remember correctly it defines that the xenomorph changes based on the host.
the xenomorph in alien 3 uses 4 legs isntead of 2 because he infected a cow or a dog (can't remember exactly).
If an alien infected a predator it was expected that the resultant xenomorph would have some characteristics of the host. So i don't think the hybrid is that far fetched like you make it sound.
If an alien infected a predator it was expected that the resultant xenomorph would have some characteristics of the host. So i don't think the hybrid is that far fetched like you make it sound.
You'll never get me back in there you coward!
Oh I don't mean that in the sense that it's unfeasible. Just that it's kinda not what people, or at least I, wanted to see I guess. Technically yes it's still very much a Xenomorph. My "come on" statement was more referring to how you have a deathmatch versus collaboration between 2 established monster franchises but then make one of the monsters pretty insignificant and fall back on something that's completely different than that preestablished (despite it working in the lore) monster to fight it out instead. Like I just wanted to see the normal Xenomorphs do cool stuff and not be fodder.
Also small correction even in Aliens there were already Xenomorphs that used 4 legs to run, primarily since they were on the walls and in the vents and the like. though yeah Alien 3 is the one where it I think exclusively walked on all fours.
Also small correction even in Aliens there were already Xenomorphs that used 4 legs to run, primarily since they were on the walls and in the vents and the like. though yeah Alien 3 is the one where it I think exclusively walked on all fours.
The same way a billionaire who beats up poor people with gadgets can stand a chance against a super powered alien who can keep up with the flash(move faster then a human can think), has lazer eyes, and can probaby punch the moon into dust if he wanted to. Its a movie, just assume Kong has prep time lol.
How does your scenario play out?
Mine is bombing Zillas face, penetrating his eyes repeatably until the brain is reached in wave after wave.
Even if his eyeballs are superhard or something, they should be able to enter through the iris, considering his size, maybe even walk/swim through his eye stems, reaching the brain. Once there, with enough ducks, alive or dead, he should suffer more and more brain-damage. Grisly stuff.
A lot are going to die in the beams until he is blind at least, so there are probably quite a few millions there alone.
Because the Godzilla in the trailer isn't a bajillion feet tall ;)
Spoiler of How King Kong is able to keep up with Godzilla:
All i know is if KK beats GZ, I expect Toho version to have KK one shotted like the other GZ movie we won't speak out....
Creates axe with one of the old Godzilla spikes on his back that allows him to block his radiation breath. Without it, he is fucked...shows a brief history of KK's ancestors could not beat GZ's parents back in the old day without the axe.
All i know is if KK beats GZ, I expect Toho version to have KK one shotted like the other GZ movie we won't speak out....
That's a sound tactic and I don't think I can improve on it much. It's just a shame they're ducks. Their blunt bills and webbed feet make them terrible assailants. It's criminal that they were deployed for a mission like this.
At least if they attack him while he's semi-submerged, a few thousand can get underneath him and, when he inhales to do his atomic breath, they can drag him down and make him swallow a load of water. It won't kill him but it'll distract him while your Optical Assault Squadrons do their terrible work.
Kong is, smarter, faster and more agile than Godzilla and Godzilla is faster in water and has a projected energy attack.
So really it's more like batman and the flash vs Superman and aquaman.
Lol, I didn't realize it until this gif, but Godzilla is moving his head so the beam tracks the weapon rather than hitting Kong. Lolll
I just assumed Kong would be a bit more agile (or as agile something at that size could be) compared to Godzilla's tank-like movements and Kong's actual usable arms and hands mean he could weird more offensive and defensive weaponry.
x*y > x*2 if and only if y > x (or put another way, you can divide both sides by x). In turn, this depends on whether the fight takes place on water or land. It would seem according to this math, Kong would win on land while Godzilla would win on water.
(seriously now, I had no idea Gojira came from Gorilla + Kujira. So weird that a reptillian monster's name comes from two mammals!).
More like Batman and Detective Chimp vs Superman and Aquaman.
He is just as tall as Godzilla as it was implied he was young and would grow during Skull Island. I would assume he is much more agile, intelligent, has the ability to use weapons, has incredible strength.
Just avoid the atomic breath and he should put up a fight.
Just avoid the atomic breath and he should put up a fight.
I get what you're going for, but oxygen destroyer hardly comes up in godzilla films. And definitely shouldn't have shown up in KotM.
All this talk about Kong being sized up because he was an adolescent in Skull Island and now it's been like 50 years. Isn't the average age of a gorilla like 40 years? Kong is basically in his twilight years, he'll probably die of a heart attack or something. He's got no chance.
batman always win because superman is too nice to just kill him or takes too long because plot
Kong throws a pile of shit at zillas mouth shorting out his special beam cannon, kong then proceeds to obliterate a shocked godzilla. It's super effective.
Godzilla kills skyscrapers, Kong was killed by a skyscraper. There is really no contest here. Can't wait for the human plot shenanigans trying to explain this as even plausible for monster movie logic.
Predaliens were around in multiple expanded universe books/comics before the movies. Really much of the plots of both movies were taken from a bunch of established ideas in the comics, they just told new stories (mainly set in our current timeline instead of future space)
I know that one gorilla who takes that truck stick like a champ makes it look easy, but god damn a normal human would have been yeeted into that wall.