They're the last one standing.

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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

Godzilla versus Kong fan theories.

Yeah, they're part of the Earth's natural defense system, a way to protect the planet to maintain its balance.

Long is the last of his kind, but he's still growing free.

This list will be looking at the most popular and compelling theories as to how this epic throw down will come to pass.

Who do you think is the real king of the monsters?

Share In the comments below Number 10, The King is just defending his title.

Whenever two iconic characters are pitted against one another, there's usually some sort of elaborate justification.

Given that both of these titans have previously been cast in a primarily heroic light, most people naturally assume that there's some sort of outside manipulation at work.

I thought we were going to release them gradually one at a time.

While Godzilla might sometimes act as an unlikely protector, however, he's also a creature driven by primal instincts.

And if arrival is brought into his turf while he's likely to defend it.

E.

Why should Kong receive a different greeting than any other Moto or upstart Titan from past films?

Remember, this is an ape who bows to No.

One.

Kong bows to no.

One.

Sometimes the simplest answer is the right one.

Number nine.

Godzilla is keeping earth in check.

This would be a rather dark direction to take Siris in, but hey, anything is possible.

When Titans walked the Earth in Godzilla, King of the Monsters, we learned that the Titans, Godzilla in particular, have historically played a role in maintaining the natural balance on Earth.

Their destructive ways have a healing purpose.

They're part of the Earth's natural defense system, a way to protect the planet to maintain its balance.

In the aforementioned film, the eco terrorists attempted to manipulate these walking forces of nature to prematurely bring about that recalibration.

We both want to save the planet, but everything is going to die if we don't see it through.

The plan failed.

But what if Godzilla didn't need the encouragement?

What if Godzilla feels compelled to rein in humanities recklessness on his own terms?

It could explain biggies sudden, violent turn against major cities Godzilla is out there and he's hurting people.

And we don't know why Number eight Power corrupts Absolutely.

They say that absolute power corrupts absolutely well.

What if Godzilla's let the crown go to his head?

We're not talking about an ego in the conventional human sense.

Godzilla has been the toughest thing on planet Earth for a long time.

As a loan titan, he was seemingly content to swim the seas, chill out in this hollow earth kingdom and be a largely absentee king.

That's why he returned here.

He's feeding.

You're generating.

This is his home.

But what if seeing the Titans rise on Mass from hibernation has awoken something more primal in him?

Might having the Titans bow to him have stirred something long dormant in Godzilla?

Specifically, a desire to return Earth to a prehistoric state where he truly walked wherever he pleased Number seven?

Enter Godzilla Junior.

Given how self serious, the monster versus this seems like an odd choice, this franchise seems ill suited to embrace the son of blank angle.

But bringing another Godzilla into the picture would solve the Godzilla versus King size debate.

Yeah, you see, last we saw them, Godzilla and Kong were in totally different weight classes.

By a wide margin, Godzilla was roughly four times Kong's height.

We get that he's grown, but that much in just a few decades long is the last of his kind.

But he's still grown.

You better hope he does, because I always say once Congo's, then the big one comes up and it's goodnight, Irene.

This is understandably led to much speculation and concern amongst fans of the franchise.

So what if the Godzilla causing all this havoc isn't the Titan we know and love, but instead a younger, smaller upstart of the same species.

It would certainly level the playing field.

We'll take it.

Number six.

Godzilla and Kong are finishing an ancient war.

This isn't just a fan theory.

It actually gets some lip service in the trailer.

It's a really there was a war way.

They're the last one standing with so little context toe work with.

However, this ancient war could entail a number of things as explored in the Skull Island birth of Kong comics.

We know that Khan's parents died at the hands of the skull crawlers, seemingly leaving Kong as the last of his kind on ignoring the Godzilla junior theory.

We have every reason to believe the same about Godzilla.

Once long ago, however, these two impressive species likely duked it out for the title of Earth's dominant titans.

With Kong sequestered to Skull Island, there's been peace, but with humanity forcing him into the modern world while game on number five this is the end of the franchise for at least the franchise as we know it.

A mass extinction we feared has already begun.

And we are the cause.

There's an interesting point that has been raised a number of times on Reddit and beyond, despite decades worth of film history, calling him King Kong, the ruler of Skull Island.

Rarely, if ever, has that title applied to him in the monster Vers calls Pretty good.

King keeps himself mostly.

Could this coronation be one that the folks at Warner Brothers and legendary have been saving?

Even if these two titans wind up uniting to take down a larger, unknown threat?

We've seen that Godzilla has his limits.

It what if one way or another, Godzilla's nuclear energy is pushed to the point of him having a meltdown, Big G could make the ultimate sacrifice in combat, leaving Kong to finally claim the title of King number four, a Titan serial killer.

Godzilla is currently king, and he seems to be of the benevolent variety.

Long live the King.

While he's quick to correct the behavior of titans who act out, we don't know what he'd do if something began targeting his tightened brethren.

The theme with King come to the defense of, say, wrote in, or a Methuselah like he does humanity.

This has fans wondering, Why would Godzilla suddenly be lashing out?

Could he be on the hunt for an unidentified threat that has been killing other titans?

There's something provoking that we're not seeing here by the same opinion on Def Con unf, Amillia er and non submissive titans suddenly shows up Mike Godzilla not assume that this is the threat.

It's not like there are many predators strong enough to take down a Titan.

Talk about a messy case of mistaken identity.

Number three.

The orca marked two in Godzilla, King of the Monsters.

Dr Emma Russell unveiled a fancy bit of technology.

The orca allowed her to communicate with the titans in a rudimentary way, son of a bitch.

It worked.

As we quickly learned, however, it's applications were somewhat limited.

Communication is one thing.

True control is something else entirely.

Oh, oh, shit.

But what if someone has taken Dr Russell's concept and upgraded it?

The orca mark two could very well allow the one pushing the buttons to fully control the behavior of a Titan.

And after the events of the previous film, any villain with half a brain would know that Godzilla is the titan to control.

So you'd want to make Godzilla our pet number two.

Godzilla is targeting anti Titan APEC spaces.

Apex was the working title of Godzilla versus Kong during filming, and fans now believe that this was a major hint about the plot of the movie.

From what little we know, Apex is a shadowy organization that is interested in titans and of interest to monarch and related parties from the trailers.

None of the familiar faces in Godzilla vs Kong can understand why Godzilla has turned on humanity.

But what if he's not targeting random cities like it seems, but rather specific targets hidden in population centers, targets that, unbeknownst to the masses, are working to control or destroy him and his fellow Titans.

We've got to go after him.

He's looking for something out there.

If the theories air true, Apex will serve as the rial villain of this story.

Thes are not monsters.

They are animals rising to reclaim a world that was once theirs.

It almost sounds like you're protecting them.

Dr.

Serizawa.

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Number one Mecha Godzilla in disguise The real life Twitter account of the aforementioned apex bills itself as contingency and control in a new age of monsters.

Here, this with a blink and you'll miss it Moment from the Godzilla versus con trailer.

And your mind goes Thio, Mecha, Godzilla, Mecha, Godzilla!

Honestly, what other solutions come the scientific community offer than a man made machine of comparable size to that of the Titans, like an apex predator and as human beings we are.

We're considered the apex predator.

But only because, like like smaller animals can't feed on us because of weapons and stuff.

Right?

Fans have speculated that Godzilla didn't actually break bad but is being impersonated by a lifelike robotic twin.

Consider this Apex is turning Godzilla into a villain, so they can then swoop in and serve as humanity saviors.

It's twisted, but it would also make for an epic climactic battle.

Mm.

Who about the government?

Kong bows to no.

One.

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