Why can't King Kong beat Godzilla in Godzilla vs. Confucius? Still being abused?

This is mainly because King Kong has lost the biggest advantage of his ancestors, and there are many people!

Recently, the Godzilla vs hole in Monster Movie Universe is being shown. In the movie, King Kong of Skull Island and Godzilla, the king of monsters, fought several times.

On the whole, Godzilla is better, and it has a great advantage.

Judging from the situation in the movie, if you don't use tomahawk, King Kong can't do effective harm to Godzilla at all, and I'm always too meaty!

Seeing this, some friends have questions. Since King Kong's ancestors once defeated Godzilla's kind and even made a tomahawk out of his dorsal fin, why is the battle between King Kong and Godzilla so fierce now?

For this problem, I think it is mainly because of King Kong's weakness. If there is another King Kong, I will always be in danger.

A group of king kong is enough to hunt Godzilla! With the growth of age, although King Kong's body has reached a level comparable to Godzilla's, King Kong still has not evolved the super power of atomic exhalation.

So in the movie, King Kong can't do effective harm to Godzilla in hand-to-hand combat. King Kong's ancestors should not have this super power, and playing Godzilla is enough.

But King Kong's ancestors did make a tomahawk out of Godzilla's dorsal fin, which proved that they must have got Godzilla's ancestor's body. After all, Godzilla's ancestors wouldn't let King Kong's ancestors pick their dorsal fins when they were alive.

I think there are two main possibilities for King Kong's ancestors to get Godzilla's dorsal fin:

First, a similar body of Godzilla who died was found.

Godzilla, though powerful, is not a fairy. For a long time, Godzilla's kind may die because of some accidents, so as long as the body can be found, King Kong's ancestors can build a dorsal-fin tomahawk without fighting.

Second, gang fights killed Godzilla's ancestors!

According to the setting of Monster Movie Universe, King Kong obviously belongs to social animals. After all, we have seen King Kong's hometown in movies.

And the ancestors of King Kong have even developed their own civilization!

In the movie, King Kong's hometown is not the original cave where wild animals live. There are doors that can be opened and closed, distinct steps, magnificent stone carvings, multiple separate bedrooms and an energy center that provides energy for the tomahawk.

These decorations are enough to prove that King Kong's ancestors had a civilization.

In fact, this situation of King Kong ancestors is very similar to that of early humans. Human civilization began to develop slowly from the Stone Age, but unfortunately King Kong civilization died early.

But in any case, King Kong's ancestors must have the ability to hunt in teams. After all, King Kong can communicate with human beings normally and has enough social skills.

An unarmed King Kong is likely to be easily crushed by King Kong, and two unarmed King Kong can certainly beat Godzilla, but three King Kong should be enough to suppress Godzilla!

Godzilla didn't completely crush King Kong, but Godzilla was very resistant to beating, so King Kong was at a disadvantage.

If there are three King Kong, you can control Godzilla's actions and do enough damage to Godzilla with continuous attacks.

As long as you can hunt a Godzilla, it will be easy to say in the future, because it will make King Kong have weapons!

The only effective injury that King Kong did to Godzilla in the movie was that the tomahawk cut off its leg, which proved that the dorsal-fin tomahawk really posed a big threat to Godzilla.

If there are two three King Kong attacking Godzilla, and one of them is still holding a dorsal fin tomahawk, then Godzilla will probably be solved soon!

As long as King Kong temporarily controls Godzilla for a while, his companions can directly attack Godzilla's head with a dorsal fin tomahawk. As long as he cuts it, it will be enough to kill him with one blow!

There is a monster's head shot in the head by a tomahawk in King Kong's hometown in the movie, but it is still uncertain what kind of monster this head belongs to, but it is enough to prove that King Kong's ancestors knew that beheading was very harmful.

To sum up: I think the reason why King Kong can't beat Godzilla now is mainly because King Kong has lost the greatest advantage of his ancestors, the number of people!

At that time, ancient humans could not single out giant mammoths, but a group of humans could add mammoths to their recipes with spears.

In the setting of Monster Movie Universe, the social form of King Kong's ancestors is very similar to that of ancient humans, and they are all social animals who can use tools.

Therefore, as long as there are enough, King Kong can hunt Godzilla just like humans hunt mammoths.

Of course, Godzilla's attack power is n times that of mammoths, but King Kong is also n times stronger than ancient humans, and ancient humans could not fight hand-to-hand with mammoths.

In fact, I think that if the King Kong tribe is not dead, the Godzilla clan will be extinct unless they are sent out by a group of people. After all, a group of King Kong with dorsal fin tomahawk is no joke.

The above analysis is completely based on the setting of Legendary Pictures's Monster Movie Universe, and has nothing to do with other Godzilla and King Kong works!

Because the screenwriter wants King Kong to be abused by Godzilla, it's as simple as that. Godzilla can be abused by your little white rabbit as long as the screenwriter is willing.

Just like many Jin Yong martial arts fans argue all day about who is the best in all Jin Yong's novels? In fact, they never imagined that Uncle Jin was smiling at you to explain: In fact, all the awesome people in the novel are not enough for me to write with a pen.

There is one detail. When the King Kong axe is charged, the pattern appears as Godzilla, indicating that Godzilla is a totem-like existence in the underground world. At that time, I knew that King Kong would lose, and there was no suspense.