We all remember the three headed dragon from 2019’s Godzilla. Called ‘King Ghidorah’, the mighty beast was destroyed by our beloved Godzilla in the last movie of the ‘Monster verse’, but we might see King Ghidorah once again when the much-awaited latest instalment of the franchise releasing on March 31st 2021. Various news outlets have reported King Ghidorah’s skull seen in set visits outfitted with computers and machinery which may lead us to control that King Ghidorah’s brain will be the one in control of “MechaGodzilla”. We still do not have confirmation of the appearance of MechaGodzilla, but we can be all but certain at this point.
What we’re in store for on 31st March
Godzilla vs Kong is about two legendary beasts coming face to face in a one-of-a-kind battle. While King Kong and Godzilla face off against each other, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. While Kong and his protectors are trying to find his home, they are accompanied by a young orphaned girl, Jia to form a unique bond. While they are on this journey, the unexpected happens. An enraged Godzilla is wreaking havoc across the world and it is now when Kong and Godzilla cross each other’s paths. According to the official synopsis of the feature film, “the epic clash between the two titans-instigated by unseen forces- is only the beginning of the mystery that lies deep within the core of the earth.”
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The team behind the project
Godzilla is directed by Adam Wingard. Eric Pearson and Max Borenstein are the ones behind the script for the movie. Michael Dougherty, Terry Rossio, and Zach Shields wrote the story based on Godzilla by Toho and King Kong by Edgar Wallace and Merian C Cooper. The cast includes Kyle Chandler, Millie Bobbie Brown, Rebecca Hall, Julian Dennison, and Eliza Gonzalez, some of who we’ve already seen in previous instalments of the franchise.