While he waits for the release of his big sequel, Rodan, Mothra and Ghidorah, and to track Godzilla's movements in real time.
Directed by Michael Dougherty (Krampus), King of the Monsters will expand the MonsterVerse to include at least three more classic creatures from Toho's library. According to the Kong: Skull Island.
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Both King Kong and Godzilla have been a mostly benevolent presence in the franchise so far. They've certainly both wreaked destruction and claimed some human lives, but Kong keeps the bloodthirsty Skull Crawlers at bay on Skull Island, and Godzilla managed to kill two rampaging M.U.T.O.s (Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism) in 2014's Godzilla. We don't know how exactly these two beasts will end up clashing when they meet in Wingard's movie, but it looks like Godzilla is already keeping tabs on Kong. As you can see on the map below, taken from the Monarch Sciences website, Godzilla just ed by an island in the Pacific Ocean where a Monarch Outpost is located. That island is Skull Island, which was home to King Kong in 1973 and presumably still is.
Godzilla has had an interesting journey so far. He stopped off at San Diego Comic-Con in the summer, dropped off the map altogether at one point (thereby confirming the second time ing Skull Island).
Both Godzilla and Kong: Skull Island were critically and commercially successful, and Warner Bros./Legendary definitely have the makings of a solid cinematic universe on their hands. Monarch is essentially the S.H.I.E.L.D. of that universe: monitoring the titans, researching their history on the planet, and trying to make sure they don't wipe out mankind. As such, it's well worth keeping an eye on this tie-in website for more teases of what's to come in King of the Monsters. We'll keep you updated if Godzilla makes any more interesting stops.
