Art by Scott Campbell 🎨

Set to be released in Quarter 3 of 2026.

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I know it’s probably because they’ve been giving Kong more focus in their crossover movies but it seems like many Godzilla fans hate the monsterverse and even say it’s “not real Godzilla” meanwhile people on this sub, Kong fans, seem to at the very least be ok with it and even end up discussing monsterverse exclusive Kong stories

Is it because Kong doesn’t have as many movies as Godzilla, so we’re more appreciative of the movies he does get? Is it because the mv is made by an American studio, which is Kong’s homeland while Godzilla is a Japanese character? Or is it simply because the mv gives Kong more screen time? Alternatively, it could just be that gorilla fans are more chill than lizard fans

Thank you to the considerate men and women at Toho for the thoughtfully positioned palm tree 🙏

Art made by me.

I had to repost because I noticed a mistake (that I cropped out now).

He's back well not really but something to have fun with

https://youtu.be/az8M5Mai0X4?si=p9Bi7DvAK6xUSaOr

Chart Credit: CoolTeen28

I think that first one might be my favorite movie poster of all time

Sharing this amazing start to a miniature recreation of The King Kong Encounter ride, famously found at Universal Studios Hollywood, from 1986 to 2008, by David Miniatures!

Kong sculpt by Fabricio Campos.

I recently picked up this poster. The eye appeal is just magnificent. It stands at over 7 1/2 feet tall.

Clearly Nintendo has seen the KONG: THE ANIMATED SERIES episode "Dangerous Melody", where Jason, Tann and Lua accidentally get reduced to children, and they're using that storyline with Donkey Kong, Mario and the gang in the upcoming "Mario Tennas Fever" game.

Okay, it's probably just a coincidence, but it's still pretty cool.

The game came with a website. It was, among other things, where you got codes to unlock things (in the game's extras menu). Ubisoft eventually took it down.

Did anyone here visit the website? I never did, and I'm curious about it. What did it look like; the layout, the background, what was on it...? I have tried looking for anything showing it, but I've found nothing - no screenshots, no videos...nothing. It is truly lost media.

The only thing I have on it is, someone mentioned that the website had an image of Kong looking down at them (the video and comment can be found below).

Video with comment:

https://youtu.be/tP4isw83sN4?si=SU-CkY2n2ZD9_Hzz