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.
No Ghidorah cannot easily overwhelm Kong as Godzilla did in the movie. Keep in mind, that at the end of round 2 and beginning of round 3, Kong was just as tired as Godzilla was after fighting for 12 years. If Kong is armed and paying attention it will not be easy for Ghidorah to overwhelm him.
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. …
Why do Godzilla and King Ghidorah hate each other?
Godzilla has a deep hatred for King Ghidorah, specifically because King Ghidorah caused immense chaos and destruction on Earth. Godzilla only kills Titans who cause destruction for its own sake, as opposed to those who are merely staking territorial claims or trying to survive and thrive.
Kong didn't bow before Godzilla like the other Titans did in King of the Monsters, and more than that, Kong is inherently a threat to Godzilla's kingship. Add that to the fact that Godzilla can feel Kong's every move with his planet-scoping power, and the ultimate battle between the two was completely unavoidable.
The Godzilla x Kong: The News Empire version of Godzilla is 177 metres long and weighs over 90,000 tonnes. Kong stands 103 metres tall and weighs over 50,000 tonnes. Land-living animals of this size simply aren't possible.
Rodan remained loyal to Ghidorah even when the ORCA disrupted Ghidorah's global Titan control, possibly because Rodan was physically very near the three-headed alien Titan and in Boston, he acted on Ghidorah's behalf to keep Mothra out of Ghidorah and Godzilla's fight so she couldn't help Godzilla overwhelm Ghidorah.
Despite the MonsterVerse's high heinous standards, Ghidorah stands out as one of the most dangerous villains in the franchise considering that he attempted to destroy Earth so he can recreate it into a more preferable habitat for himself with the intention of enslaving the other Titans to help him with his mission.
As Eric said, they're both quite smart- with Ghidorah having possibly a slight edge due to possessing 3 brains to process informations faster and a degree of independence between the three (plus numerous neurons scattered around the body).
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 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.
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…
Strength is subjective in the kaiju world because the stats on these creatures are all over the place and most are not accurate. There is only one that constantly reigns supreme in physical strength. That is of course King Ghidorah the alien dragon from the deep cosmos.
But after acquiring what was left of Mothra's life essence and unlocking the MonsterVerse version of the burning form, Godzilla easily overpowered (and obliterated) King Ghidorah. Ghidorah came very close to finishing off Godzilla, which was a sign that he did indeed need the burning form to win that particular fight.
The Godzilla in Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack is a malicious entity created from a combination of the restless souls of those killed as a result of the Japanese military's actions during World War II, which have conglomerated inside of Godzilla's body, who comes ashore in modern-day ...
He is the son of Keizer Ghidorah, and the grandson of Grand King Ghidorah. As a Ghidorah, he was "destined" to conquer and rule the Earth alongside his family. Instead, King Ghidorah had no interest in taking over Earth, and wound up falling in love with Mothra, who was an enemy of his race, the Divine Moths.
Godzilla represented the fears that many Japanese held about the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the possibility of recurrence. As the series progressed, so did Godzilla, changing into a less destructive and more heroic character.
Rodan (ラドン, Radon) is a giant pteranodon-like monster and the King of the Skies. He first appeared in the episode Earth's Largest Flier. He is also Godzilla's best friend (second to Anguirus) and "wing-man" and has also become one of Godzilla's most recurring allies throughout the series.
Once Emma realized she couldn't control Ghidorah as he planned to use the other Titans to kill off the human race, she realized her mistake and betrays Jonah to save her family.
He was an invasive alien alpha, and he meant to conquer the world and assert control over the other kaiju. After defeating Rodan, he let out his first call to awaken the other titans. They recognized him as the alpha and went to him. The call performed both functions.
Godzilla, being the territorial and aggressive Titan that he is, attacked Kong in the sea and in Hong Kong to protect his territory since he sensed that he was another alpha who could be primed for a takeover. This is on top of the long rivalry between them.
Kong fought like he was bursting with energy against Mechagodzilla, whereas Godzilla was drained from the extensive use of his atomic breath and two tiresome fights with Kong. If circumstances were different, it may be that Godzilla would have beaten Mechagodzilla without any help.
