Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire It has already been released in theaters. The film is the fifth installment of the MonsterVerse franchise, which started in 2014. It is also the second time that the king of the titans and the gigantic gorilla share a story after the previous film, Godzilla Vs. kong. This time, the threat they have in front of them is bigger than ever, and they already had to ally themselves to defeat the almighty Mechagodzilla.
This time, the big monster villain of the movie is the Scar King (Scar King). This orange monkey is the one who leads the entire ape population of the Hollow Earth, whom he has enslaved. They all live in a hellish small space, banished by godzilla in a brutal battle in ancient times. The antagonist’s objective is to rise to the surface to establish his reign of terror throughout the planet. And in Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire find a way to do it.
The iwi tribe lives hidden in another plot of the Hollow Earth. In it there are two portals that connect with the outside. When he discovers them, he Scar King He commands his entire army to accompany him. And, furthermore, the monster of Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire He has a secret weapon. Aside from his similarities, he also has a brutal titan enslaved, Shimocapable of releasing a powerful freezing breath.
To try to stop them, kong is forced to rise to the surface and call godzilla, at the risk of being brutally murdered by him when his territory was threatened. After a few hits, Mothra appears surprisingly, resurrected by the little girl Jia in the Hollow Earth, to make peace and make clear to the enormous atomic reptile what the real danger is. Thus, the three return united to the Hollow Earth.
Scar King’s plan
In the unexplored world inside the planet, the two sides face each other in a bloody battle in which, furthermore, there is no gravity. The iwi have perfected their gravitational engineering so much that they have managed to modify it as they wish. Therefore, they manage to gain a few minutes by making everyone float uncontrollably and keeping everyone away. Scar King of the portals. But this strategy only lasts a few moments and, finally, the villain of Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire achieves its goal.
Next to Shimohe Scar King Access a portal and ascend to the surface. The monsters appear on the coast of Rio de Janeiro, where they wreak havoc. The monkey is dedicated to destroying everything in his path while the titan launches his icy ray into the sky, causing a storm that freezes the entire area. TO godzilla and kong They have no choice but to follow them and fight hand to hand outside, no matter how much damage they may cause.
The fight between the four is very even and it seems that it will be decided by details. That’s when it appears Sukothe little ape of Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire popularly known as Baby Kong. He has gone outside armed with the old axe. kong. With it, he manages to destroy the gem with which the Scar King controlled with pain Shimo. Once this is achieved, the real battle inevitably leans on the side of good.
The end of Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire
With Shimo released, the Scar King He knows he has lost. kong He grabs him and the old ice titan shoots his lightning bolt at him, leaving him completely immobile. With this situation, kong He decides to put an end to the battle. He grabs the malevolent ape, smashes it to the ground and kills it, hitting its frozen body and breaking it into pieces. Finally, godzilla He fires his atomic ray into the sky to destroy the cloud that Shimo had originated in the first place.
Thus, all the monsters return to their respective homes. godzilla He returns to the Roman Coliseum that he had liked so much as a bed, going to sleep. kong, Shimo and Suko They return to the Hollow Earth, freeing the apes in order to establish their own just and prosperous society within the globe. AND Mothra repair the camouflage of the iwi home so they can continue to live free of threats. With the status quo restored, Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire comes to an end.
