Kong actively chooses to remain on his island and ignore Ghidorah's call to "hunt together" with him, and his attention is immediately grabbed by the Skullcrawlers responding to Ghidorah. Only Godzilla and Mothra also proved immune to Ghidorah's call.
As you can see, he's shared an excerpt from the official novelisation in which we learn that while Kong heard the calls (and has many times in the past as well), he chose to ignore them. In fact, it seems like while Kong is angered by what he hears, he only cares about protecting his home, so will Godzilla vs.
Well, Kong's ax should really be able to mess Ghidorah up. We're just establishing the fact that Kong can hurt Ghidorah. More than that, Kong is able to restrain Godzilla underwater with his pure grip strength. His grip strength is almost certainly enough to grapple and wrangle with Ghidorah's heads.
She knows that Ghidorah is not the rightful king of the monsters Godzilla is and she will sacrifice herself for her planet and king to not bow to Ghidorah. …
Monarch's fear was that Godzilla would seek Kong out to make him acknowledge his supremacy, but Kong is a proud king who bows down to no one. Further, there's evidence of an ancient rivalry between Kong's species and Godzilla that would fuel their animosity.
Kong refuses Ghidorah’s call - Godzilla: King of the Monsters/ fan edit
Did the Skullcrawlers hear Ghidorah's call?
Godzilla: King of the Monsters
In the novelization of the film, a horde of Skullcrawlers attempt to leave Skull Island upon hearing Ghidorah's call, but they are stopped by Kong before they can do so.
The novelization confirms that Kong did indeed hear Ghidorah, but mentions that he had heard calls like it before. He recognized it as a call to hunt, but he chose to ignore it because “he didn't care about their places, their islands.
Kong actively chooses to remain on his island and ignore Ghidorah's call to "hunt together" with him, and his attention is immediately grabbed by the Skullcrawlers responding to Ghidorah. Only Godzilla and Mothra also proved immune to Ghidorah's call.
Instead, Godzilla acknowledged Kong as an equal and he returned to the sea. While it's impossible to know for sure what's in the hearts and minds of giant monsters, Kong apparently earned Godzilla's respect so the lizard left him alone.
Kong would likely lose to Ghidorah, who posed a greater challenge to Godzilla. Similarly, Destoroyah's physical power and weapons would give him an advantage over Kong.
In Kaiju Universe, Kong is an extremely powerful melee kaiju, with low cooldowns for its attacks and huge amounts of damage. Kong is best used by ranging and abusing it's very long delays. Kong is one of the most advanced kaiju in the game, with several custom mechanics and features.
Ilene Andrews isn't going too badly either. Jia, her adopted daughter, is having a hard time fitting in with other kids at school. But that's not difficult to understand. The girl is the deaf, last living member of the Iwi tribe from Kong's Skull Island, after all.
The leftmost head, nicknamed San, is also jokingly called "Kevin" by fans due to its more submissive nature and comical antics compared to the other two heads. Dougherty and Legendary Pictures themselves have even acknowledged this nickname on Twitter.
At an unspecified time during Earth's past, Godzilla and King Ghidorah battled for supremacy in Antarctica. Godzilla defeated his three-headed nemesis and sealed him beneath the ice. Before 2014, Monarch discovered Ghidorah sealed beneath the Antarctic ice sheet.
Across his chest are three long faded scars that he received from one of his battles on Skull Island. Most of the fur covering his body is brown whilst the exposed skin on his body such as him face, chest, hands and feet are off a very light shade of brown.
Is the little girl in Kong vs Godzilla really deaf?
Kaylee Hottle (May 1, 2007), is a deaf American actress, known for her role of Jia Andrews in the Legendary's MonsterVerse films Godzilla vs. Kong (2021) and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024).
In Godzilla vs Kong, why did Godzilla let Kong live when he had Kong on the ground beneath his feet? Out of respect. Godzilla had Kong at his mercy and roars right in his face as a warning to surrender, and never challenge his rule.
"Godzilla: Dominion" establishes Kong as 'the Rival' in Godzilla's mind, setting the stage for the ultimate battle of the two supreme Kaijus. The comic gives fans a glimpse into Godzilla's mind, revealing his planet-scoping power and the inevitable conflict with Kong due to their shared history.
The creatures' inherent cunning and cruel nature stressed the danger they pose as bad as other hostile Titans such as King Ghidorah, if not worse, as they were responsible for slaughtering Kong's brethren at Skull Island in a brutal conflict.
If King Ghidorah went to Kong's island, Kong would try to tear his heads off and shove them down eachother's throats. Remember, GvK is billing Godzilla and Kong as equals, both equally suitable for the title as the alpha, so King Ghidorah going to skull island would be like escaping a water tank with…
Due to his status as an Alpha Titan, Kong is shown to have the ability/willpower to resist the authority of other Alpha Titans. He notably rejected Ghidorah's alpha call during Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and further rejected Godzilla's authority afterwards.
