Could King Kong Survive The Mesozoic?

[@AceofSpades-g14]

Peter Jackson's king Kong was one of the best movies I've seen

[@TheOverseerDebates]

My first and favorite Kong movie

[@AlienX251]

And a little realistic

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

I dont care what other people says or writes, King kong 2005 is one of the best fantasy/sci fi movies in history

[@Dumpaloo]

Alien 1979 blows that movie away.

[@ozzy-mx2ov]

cgi was better back then i think

[@sheeeenogoji7603]

Powerscaling lunacy aside, almost every incarnation of Kong practically lives in a more monstrous Mesozoic era as it is, and the only ones that don't are literally kaiju-sized. He'd not just survive, but likely thrive unless he gets sick with something

[@Idk-sc1db]

With how big he is he would rarely get sick

[@justjoshua5759]

Yeah this question I was confused by since skill island is supposed to be earth if life never evolved as if nothing happened past the 66 mya event. Shouldn’t kong have an inherent advantage past everything?

[@sheeeenogoji7603]

@Idk-sc1db Blue whales can still get sick and the 2005 Kong used in the video is not nearly as large. Size doesn't matter

[@ChatNoir-999]

No not really even if you power scale the Creatures of Skull Island the strongest of them comes in at around wall-small building level which is also where large irl animals fall at with kong being just a tad bit stronger so Kong should feel right at home in the Mesozoic tho T-Rexes will give him a run for his money say what you will about the V-Rexes being "evolved" T-rexes but they're only an upscale of our understanding of the Trex back in the early 2000's not current day Trex and as for the weight of the Vrexes being 30 tons aside from the reduced rib count and scutes the Vrex isn't that different in terms of body structure and anatomy meaning there's no reason for the Vrex to be that heavy so the 8-11 ton estimate for the Vrexes is more reasonable so not only is the current Trex on par with Vrex but it's even superior in some categories infact the irl Trex will actually pose more of a threat to Kong than the Vrexes for certain reasons hear me out the movie didn't show it but according to the Novelization Kong did sustain heavy Injuries during the Vrex fight with some of the wounds being bone deep and just as Madly Mesozoic presented due to the Vrex more compact skull probably the result of inbreeding is has less room for Jaw muscle attachments which indicates a weaker bite and the crooked teeth of the Vrex doesn't help now compare it to the Trex who's Jaws and Teeth are designed to crush bone and rip flesh if Trex does ever get a bite out of kong the bone crushing bite would be the least of his worries the Trex would rip huge chunks of flesh out of him and inflict severe bleeding even if Kong does beat a Trex in the initial confrontation he would still need to deal with blood loss. The only category that Vrex beats the Trex is speed but overall the animals should on par with one another.

[@dondragmer2412]

@@justjoshua5759 Actually everything on the island has evolved. The Vastaosaurus is descendant of T. rex, and a whole slew of other new life forms have evolved from Mesozoic ancestors.

[@SinisterFears]

It’s nuts how this movie is almost 20 years old

[@alorianimz87]

It is 20 years old?

[@SinisterFears]

@ Not until December 5th

[@Zech455]

And the cgi is better than 90% of the shit we get now.

[@alorianimz87]

@@SinisterFears it's already 2025 dude

[@godzillakingofthemonsters5812]

Excellent work my friend, the only thing I'd say is that Kong would likely have more specialized diets than other apes given relation to Gigantopithecus and the fact his species mostly ate fruits and bamboo like their ancestors. Given how it's at least implied he ate the other sacrificed girls though he probably wouldn't be above smacking on small creatures.

[@Togepyy]

Adding on to this, King Kong would not have been as closely related to the gigantopithecus as said in this video. The gigantopithecus is a basal genus of the orangutan like apes and the King Kong would have been more closely related to gorillas

[@godzillakingofthemonsters5812]

@@Togepyy His gorilla-like appearance is verbatim via convergence.

[@Togepyy]

@@godzillakingofthemonsters5812 in movies or references, Kong is often compared to the gigantopithecus due to its large size. Since it is a fictional world, Kong could be considered an offshoot branch of ponginae - though scientifically impossible to interpret, because it would share more ancestry with orangutans than any other apes. Gorillas have very special features both physically and in behaviours, and Kong shows many of those features throughout his many movies. These highly complex behaviors and physical features are only observed in hominidae apes, and it would be close to impossible for Kong to evolve all of these traits through convergent evolution

[@godzillakingofthemonsters5812]

@@Togepyy That's likely untrue. The size of large apes like Giganto are known now to converge on the gorilla-like form. Kong being related to gorillas is explicitly rejected, and arguing with source material is never a good look.

[@EuthanizeAllDogs]

Orangutans eat slow lorises on occasion, so it's certainly not unrealistic that Kong would munch on free human snacks.

[@redkingrex]

Very good video! I think it's really cool when channels don't just consider fights but also how an animal would behave in an environment like this, honestly a fight between a large t rex and Kong would be amazing and super cool to see🔥

[@Jhonkotar217]

What an amazing video! Here are some ideas for future videos: Could Homotherium and Xenosmilus survive the Mesozoic? Could Homo Erectus survive the Mesozoic? Could Mirounga [Elephant Seals] survive the Mesozoic? Could Werewolves/Lycans [Underworld Saga] survive the Cenozoic?

[@Misto_deVito6009]

Starting off strong this year!

[@arkprice79]

@TheOverseerDebates, I really love your very interesting videos about things like this. I bet Kong would do fairly well living back in the Mesozoic. Could you please upload a video about what would happen if the Indoraptor from Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom was transported back to the Mesozoic? Great Work

[@GeneralGoji2]

Honestly this was one of the coolest survival videos yet! Well done! Hopefully for the next one we can mix up the formations, particularly in the Cretaceous.

[@3boud.w]

Love your vids keep it up❤❤❤

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Thank you! Will do!

[@ariannascarano9174]

It's finally out!!! as always great video❤️

[@squareplane1803]

This is a great video 👍

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@thedukeofchutney468]

Video: Could Kong survive the Mesozoic? Me: “Wasn’t Skull Island the Mesozoic?”

[@abdulazizrex]

Let’s be real, the main reason you made Kong weigh 12 tonnes was so that he doesn’t steamroll theropods!

[@luzvazquezhernandez2913]

Q?

[@dominiclewis9828]

Fr😂

[@HimuraKenshin-w1f]

Considering Skull Island is the Mesozoic with a substantial amount of selection pressure favoring the strongest, he shouldn’t have a problem surviving amongst their weaker ancestors. Food would be the premier issue.

[@tau-5794]

Yeah, it would be like a nice vacation for him. Way fewer, smaller, and less dangerous predators to worry about, even if there's less food per area than Skull Island, the comparatively peaceful environment would pose much less of an obstacle to survival.

[@lahavmorris9919]

You forgot that Knong can throw bolders at his foes, allowing him to scare and/or kill anything in his way.

[@josh-themighty9967]

A really enjoyable watch! I really liked how in-depth you went for how Kong could survive the different eras of the Mesozoic, the mental image I had of him grabbing an adult Placerias before biting it's torso off was funny if not a bit sad when you explained him eating some other animals from that area lol The grounded approach to his interactions with other dinosaurs was also nice I think it would of been a bit silly or something if he had just climbed up the back of say a Brachiosaurus to throttle it before doing some WWE wrestling move on it Obviously the favourite part was his interaction with T.rex, such an iconic fight although in this scenario I can almost imagine Kong trying to eliminate any lone young T.rex he could find if they wandered into his territory so he could take out a potential future threat early. Regarding his loneliness I had been thinking maybe he could try to form some sort of a symbiotic relationship with a herd of Triceratops or Edmontosaurus annectens? Helping them scare off T.rex in exchange for food they're grazing from or simply just the company of another creature that's not trying to eat him for a change. Not sure if the Triceratops or Edmontosaurus would be intelligent enough to understand that but I thought it'd at least be something for Kong to have something so he's not alone A great video once again, I can't wait to see what you'll do next! :) I am curious now though if Kong could defend himself from some of the largest Carcharodontosaurids seeing as T.rex had it's chance

[@Natalie-ls8rb]

Kong taking on 3 v-rexes basically means not a single theropod by itself has a chance. Those were clearly very sizeable dinosaurs, so it wouldnt even matter if the t-rex is larger. Numbers are almost always better than just being bigger, and so I just don't see the t-rex surviving an encounter with 3 v-rexes.

[@KingStretch35]

This is pretty overkill there would literally be no competition for this guy. If he slammed 3 Vrex’s wtf is anything from the Mesozoic gonna do to him??

[@christiancinnabars1402]

Peter Jackson's Kong is a bit wonky with durability estimates, because on one hand he is tanking full on V. rex bites without any issue, but on the other he's also getting injured from and eventually dies to 1930s plane armaments. With the former, he's clearing any real life animal easily. With the latter, he's going to get worn down from fighting the larger Mesozoic predators and even getting killed by a single well placed bite from a regular T. rex.

[@juanyah123turner6]

I would have to agree🤷🏾 and goji center said he has very high pain tolerance & tool use so I mean I could only imagine a T. rex getting slammed by boulder or thrown with ease cause he can do it backed up by him throwing 20 ton v Rex’s around like nothing with one arm and punches are so powerful that it sunt the v rex’s entire body flying🦍🦖

[@KingStretch35]

@@juanyah123turner6 I definitely wouldn’t take goji centers statements as clear facts. Their word is not the end all be all.

[@juanyah123turner6]

@@KingStretch35 i guess 🤷🏾

[@finchatforharambe905]

@@christiancinnabars1402To be fair the bullets didn’t do much to kong but tire him, I guess he was getting tired out from the planes and rapid bullet fire, and also it’s said the fall killed kong, not the bullets

[@UnwantedGhost1-anz25]

This year looks bright for your high quality Accessing Survival. The extant big cats in the Cretaceous is done. Can you please do any extant Canina in the Mesozoic next?

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

He's a giant, building sized gorilla, of course he could!

[@undead9999]

I mean... he already lives in a place which is basically mesozoic on steroids. He'll be fine 😂

[@Mognezun71]

King Kong: Remember this name, King Kong the Dinosaur Slayer!

[@prolife3883]

There is no "Allosaurus Anax", there is Saurophaganax.

[@DaBigWilliG1995]

Would love to see the early 2000’s Godzilla have to survive

[@derekhofstetler3998]

I think so, since he can be powerscaled to about small building levels of strength pretty easily.

[@TonyJack74]

The V-Rexs were definitely not inbred and you can read official information on them to see that they were apex predators on skull Island

[@chaneladriana6829]

Kong will be that era’s undisputed king

[@Zech455]

Highly disagree, he lived on an island with dinosaurs who evolved further from their past selves and became deadliest, I'd go as far as to say he thrives in just about every environment as lo g as it isn't a desert, even on flat ground kong has little enemies to challenge him, and giant herbivores would not recognize him as a threat because he isn't an outright carnivorous dinosaur which they very much recognize. There is too much food to go around for kong and virtually no single dinosaur would be a match unless they grouped up, and in the case of his higher intelligence and greater speed he would likely never go down unless they ambushed him perfectly, this video had MANY holes in it i could correct easily. I literally watched this movie dozens alof times and stayed locked in to all it's lore and facts. Kong obliterates everything in any period of time and it's not even close. Loneliness is not a factor when you just want to survive another day.

[@UnwantedGhost1-anz25]

I wonder why Peter Jackson's Kong was the last of his kind? Regardless, it's no surprise that he would survive. Fantastic video as always, Overseer. 👏

[@thaxasaurian]

You should watch goji centers V-Rex and Kong battle analysis it explains how he was the last of his kind

[@Jhonkotar217]

La gran mayoría de Los Megaprimathus Kong se extinguieron Por múltiples factores: pero los más importantes fueron El gran tiempo de gestación de cada embarazo y el bajó número de crías por camada junto con la Alta rivalidad y nivel de mortandad que había con los V-rex.

[@nathanial8587]

It's mainly due to the environment shrinking, which forces more competition between It's Kind and the V-Rexes

[@ThW5]

If Skull Island would be real, it would be small (for Kongs) and could only be home to a small number of Kongs, so mere random process like sex ratio at birth could easily doom the species

[@afstutz]

Finally someone asking the real questions.

[@zorodork1121]

With all due respect, Kong has basically faced the Mezoica on steroids already since his version, as in Skull Island, contains both bigger monsters and Predators with supernatural abilities. Kong is gonna be fine

[@UltraVegito-GodKiller-1995]

He went and curbstomp most V. Rexes ...I guess he should be fine but food sources depend on prey available like small reptile

[@Spinoboi47]

Those V rexes were inbred

[@Unknown07-ic6kr]

We are eating this year fr

[@greenturret6772]

It hasn’t even been a week into the new year and you’re speaking the truth

[@crossroads8370]

Kongs gonna be eaten real good now that hes not stuck on a small Island.

[@eduardotr7362]

I highly doubt any group of Allos, even in high numbers, is going to risk facing Kong because the would know it's guaranteed to hurt or kill some of them. One priority of predators when hunting is killing or incapacitating their prey quickly so the don't get injured, risking unnecessary injuries is something no healthy predator is willing to do. Desperate animals are also far from their strongest point, be it from injuries or starvation, they would never be able to take a healthy Kong. I also believe the Sauropods wouldn't be that much of an issue because Kong is just too smart and fast to be hit with any attack, harassing them with projectiles and intimidation displays until the leave. He does not need to kill them to get the resources, just make them not worth the harassment. tldr: A group of Allos attacking Kong would be either suicide or stupidly risky, making it not worth it. Sauropods aren't fast enough to get a decent blow on Kong and can be harassed into leaving. He also out-stats all of them by VERY far.

[@YAĞIZDERYA]

And also Kong is the strongest creature on the Skull İsland which would include Brontosaurus Baxteri

[@88atahualpa]

I'm with you about the theropods, none of them would be dumb enough to risk injuries unless Kong was trapped in the mud and thus becoming an opportunity to become trapped themselves, about the sauropods it's all a matter of which family they belong, a giraffatitan? Not a great issue, just stay away from it A diplodocus or something similar with a tail whip? That's where the issues begins, immagine what kind of catastrophic damage could do a 10+ tonnes tail whip that break the sound barrier could do if it connects with the skull or an arm/leg of peter jackson's kong My assumption is that both kong and the theropods/sauropods would stay away from eachother

[@rainbowracer9576]

Awesome Video!🌟

[@dondragmer2412]

Even the 1933 Kong was way too big to be realistic. I would say the top size an anthropoid ape could get would be about 12 ft tall (like Son of Kong), and a weight of maybe two tons. And Kong as depicted in that film, for dramatic reasons, varied from 24 to about 40 ft. He never looked only 18 ft tall on his island, as the movie notes say. All the dinosaurs were at least double their real size.

[@billyskinner9382]

That video game was so fun and jump scares

[@marcopellegrini6454]

Ok now we Need full grown indominus vs king Kong to see Who Is the strongest full grown t-rex defeated Is.(Also great video, well done)

[@jessical.mercer8945]

I really liked the video! there are just some things, small ones There are easy ways to calculate Kong's weight using a silverback gorilla as a reference. (after all it is the animal on which it is based) Through the cubic square law, Kong would not go below 20 tons. Something similar with the V-rex, both would not drop below more than 20 tons. Second, through the same process but based on the skull of a V.Rex, a bite force of these can be estimated. According to what I saw, Kong needed to apply more than 100 Tons of force to be able to break the jaw of a V. Rex. Not to mention that Kong himself can withstand the impact of a mortar almost completely, no real animal could do that.

[@hugotheimpecileone]

2005 Kong is 7.6 m tall when he's standing on all fours. a T rex would only reach up to his chest. If we try to be kind of realistic his bones and muscles would have to be extremely dense for him to function at all so he must be way heavier than 12 tons, hes probably closer to 28 tons or more. When it comes to fighting other dinosaurs he easy clears. Since he's constantly running around on his knuckles they gotta be strong as fuck, practically just hooves with fingers. All he needs is one good swing with them long ass arms he'll break the ribs and necks of most dinosaurs. Also he could bite through the neck armor of a V rex.

[@matthewvandyk7773]

I mean updates in the size of Trex from 2024 claim Trex could have reached about 70% bigger than the biggest known trex.

[@hugotheimpecileone]

@matthewvandyk7773 thats theoretically how big the absolutely biggest individuals might have gotten but those would be insanely rare.

[@TheTigerKing-w3b]

could you do T Rex vs Lion (same size).

[@Chinese_Name]

Do a video about Monsterverse Kong

[@TheOverseerDebates]

I think that would be unfair 😭

[@Chinese_Name]

@TheOverseerDebates well any video doesn't have to be a versus

[@dinosaurking8637]

I think 05 Kong would have higher scores if you’ve given our boy a family of Kongs

[@QWERTY_boichnl2]

Kong backshots(literally). Also, whats ur process for making these vids? I think I might wanna make this type of video for my channel. I just a word from a veteran thats all.

[@TheOverseerDebates]

I’m far from a veteran. Really I just go for ideas that I’m both interested in and have low coverage

[@DarkAzreal77]

Yea he would thrive

[@HVYMTL55]

Kong would eat TREX like chicken nuggets.

[@mitchellskene8176]

Not sure if you'd consider the topic, but I think it'd be cool for you to do this sort of video on Primeval's Future Predator, maybe in the Pilocene/ Pleistocene (in India around 1.8 mya).

[@UnwantedGhost1-anz25]

Also, don't forget to turn on notifications in the bell icon so that you won't be late to the party. 🤜🔔

[@gustavocarvalholoboleite3526]

Happy 2025 and some sugestion to future videos: Could the Wampa from Star Wars survive in Plestocine Ice Age? Could porcupines survive in Mesozoic? Could the Rancor from Star Wars survive in Pandora from James Cameron Avatar? Could terror birds survive in Mesozoic? Could the Graboids from Tremors franchise survive in 2005 Skull Island?

[@GeekOnTheRun519]

Maybe have Kong (2005 or 2018) try to survive Pandora?

[@gustavocarvalholoboleite3526]

@GeekOnTheRun519 i prefer 2005 one because he is smaller

[@Reyma777]

How on Earth was the Jackson Kong a most closely related to Giganthopithecus when he was just an upscale Gorilla ?

[@vinceomega4839]

19:54 what in the world????

[@maanking9923]

W video do shantungosaurus vs Peter Jackson’s King Kong please

[@askindo]

can you do allosaurus vs charnotasaurus pls ❤❤❤

[@The_Dino_Edits]

Video suggestion: Could Indoraptor survive the Pleistocene era

[@Bane520]

What are you talking about? Yes? Goodbye.

[@alderlopezcastro4928]

Im sure that the dinosaurs in our world are not as monstorus or aggressive as hell on earth/Skull Island

[@Thomas-sq7]

"three large rex's can kill kong...for good" Woah! woah! woah! now. You got too much dip on your chip.

[@BulkierEmu050]

That's the best kong and best movie

[@FordGTmaniac]

Could Kong somehow survive the K-Pg extinction event? He's certainly smart enough to realize that something would be very wrong with the world at that point, maybe take cover during the initial impact event and not die right then, but idk about afterwards.

[@Running9750]

I'd say he'd do decently

[@AllyrionWW]

8:45 I was not prepared for a JJK reference in my dinosaur videos

[@216amik_wijaya6]

What if the Ingen Velociraptor (JP novel and film) was in the mesozoic era? Can they survive? Please try to do this

[@IkeReviews]

Could the apes from the new planet of the apes movies survive the Mesozoic

[@lizardwithinternet1314]

While I will say Anax is an allosaurus, things like the Kenton Allosaurid should warrant its own section, so I’ll do it here, while the claws of the previously named Saurophaganax would be challenging for Kong, his sheer strength and agility would give him a win, it wouldn’t be easy, but it would be easier than his 3v1. So yeah he clears Sauro. Would be easier than a healthy/not inbred V. Rex or his 3v1. Edit: Oh you did include the Kenton Allosaurid? Fuck it I’m still keeping this here. It’s a megalania situation where it’s technically called a species, but we can just call it Sauro because the size difference between it and Allosaurus Fragilis is enough to warrant a different section.

[@Keizer-p8y]

i think you're forgetting edmarka rex is torvosaurus which makes it around 5t

[@jeremy1860]

Even if he couldn't, I'd want him to :)

[@MakaiAlliman_XXX]

Can you do a what if the apes in planet of the apes were on Peter Jackson’s skull island or if they were in the Mesozoic

[@AXELIGNACIOLUCIONI]

V rex are MUCH, MUCH heavier than just "8 tons" Hell, the largest t rexes discovered by science like Sue, Scotty or Cope was estimated to be 9-10 tons and they measured 12 meters long and 4 meters high. V-Rex measure 6.8 meters tall and over 15 meters long, their mass is undoubtedly greater than that of Kong and would be in a range of at least +20 Tons, maybe +30 Tons, plus they are incredibly robust. 8 tons is a horrible underestimation.

[@mattwalton8315]

Sir v rex is very strik rapt compared to t rex which is chunky and v Rex's are not 7m that's way to big Kong is only 7.8m or something like that and that if he is standing up straight so he is probably like 1.5 to2m in length so he wouldn't be 20tones thought v Rex wouldn't be 8tones more like 10-12

[@caesargold3695]

What are you smoking? V. Rexes are taller and longer than a Spinosaur.

[@plebeian3671]

@@mattwalton8315v rex being very thin is a good point

[@UnwantedGhost1-anz25]

The Big Three are arriving....

[@Cassave78]

Awesome start to 2025

[@mysteryosdoor3076]

Why did u not use gameplay from skull island rise of kong. Its an amazing game

[@Tallacus]

Peter Jackson Kong 2005 was the greatest dinosaur movie ever and of course he will survive he will be murdering dinosaurs to his heart's content

[@maozilla9149]

nice

[@ANotSoPopularMan]

Could V.Rex survive the Cenozoic?

[@TRWallace]

ED Cope vs Kong

[@YAĞIZDERYA]

Kong give him another V-Rex treatment

[@ILOVELEBRON]

Thank you for the vid daddy

[@dondragmer2412]

My favorite is original 1933 King Kong. Kong's scientific name should be Megapithecus rex. 2005 Kong seems to be 25 ft tall in a quadrupedal pose. In bipedal pose he would be 35-40 ft. Estimating his weight at say, from a 38 ft height, would, according to the cube law relative to height would give him a weight of about 134 tons. At that weight he would be slow as slug, not to mention his bones breaking, not able to get enough oxygen to his body, and a whole host of other physiological handicaps coming with that size. And forget about Kong Skull Island with Kong at 108 fit and Kong vs Godzilla at 350 ft.

[@nazbaluyot9245]

Kong would survive easily its like skull island but not as chaotic

[@GILLIOUZ]

Can you do zilla 1998?

[@thequeenvsslime1]

yes *correct buzzer*

[@marissacamacho8322]

King Kong cuando un carnotauro le muerda la pichula: oh no hermano

[@Ceratopsia5]

Triceratops vs kong will be tough for Kong because it like gorilla vs Bull but with 3 powerful strong impaling horns with frill and a nasty bite,Kong has is strong enough to grab the brow horns and break them but triceratops has the brute force and brute strength and strong nasty bite that injure Kong easily,Kong is agile and quick but so is triceratops and Triceratops is aggressive is like a honey badger and aurochs like attitude and triceratops never retreats so who would win in a fight it will be tough but the winner is Triceratops.

[@YAĞIZDERYA]

Ehm ehm… Ferrucutus Cerasdes

[@helixsol7171]

RIP Saurophaganax

[@SmoothLife.]

I agree with the Cretaceous assessment about Kong vs T Rex. Kong is too big, strong, skilled, agile, fast, and intelligent, crafty, and just too skilled for a single T. rex to pose a real big threat. He would have to watch out for the jaws though. Even with a large T Rex he comfortably dominates. It would definitely have to take a pack of Rex’s to beat able to take him down or just an accumulation over years of time being in battles with dinosaurs. It’s like putting Batman in with a ufc fighter. The gap is too large for just one ufc fighter take bats down.

[@dondragmer2412]

Skull Island is not that close to Sumatra. The map shows it as south and west of Sri Lanka, off the southeast coast of India. I've seen another map that shows it directly south. I always thought it should be about midway between Sumatra and Sri Lanka; that would put it closer to Sumatra.

[@tengen2251]

dude, environment is the only threat to kong. that rock that he lift with one arr and smash in V rex head have at last a 100 t. that give him enouth power to obliterate any animal he enconter easily. even the biggest sauropods woud die if he throw a 10t rock or swing a 30 meter tree log at them. the thing is that dinosaurs are real animals and kong is a fictional character. he have surpassed the limit of the flash

[@AKayani559]

My god the research on this video was just god awful

[@auiecc1874]

um where is the spino

[@themetal5587]

I dont understand the last Point, why would it be too much for the eco system if there would be more of Kongs species?

[@g.aathoz1211]

Your point system is inconsistent.

[@danielcain8136]

Nah bro we call him Saurofraudanax now

[@GaryBonnell-m9q]

Kong king

[@pronouncedEye-gore]

EDIT-Did I miss the nod to MadlyMezazoic in here? I just saw a mending in his page but not here. This is 100% done in his format. Just wondering before I freak out

[@Godzillaistheking101]

How bout we have can a scientifically accurate t.rex survive Peter Jackson’s skull island. Because if that’s the case I feel bad for the poor dinosaur.

[@din0k865]

🦍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kingrahzar9351]

Well... maybe... if the local theropods don't view the big ape as either food or a threat that is... I would imagine that they would take just one long look and be like "dunno what THAT thing is but I'd rather chase down that sick old hadrosaur a few waterholes down". As for the K-T extinction event... well... unless this is purely fictional than I would imagine that kong's gonna find it completely unbearable to survive meteorites and volcanic pollution and so forth.

[@lahavmorris9919]

8:25 You said 7 out of 10 but wrote 6 out of 10

[@Jomi91]

He'd win the Mesozoic.

[@PatrickWatsonPDizzle123]

what would happen if Buzz Lightyear landed on Earth 65 million years ago

[@TheOverseerDebates]

He would destroy everything

[@PatrickWatsonPDizzle123]

@TheOverseerDebates Well. I mean, I don't think he would destroy everything you but I mean like if he'd let it on earth before he had his Rangers suit.