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Kong, while starring in numerous other movies, only appears in one G-Film. His physical strength is greater than any other monster's, but some representatives from a pharmeceutical company in Japan are able to bring the monster from Faro Island to the mainland while Kong is under the influence of a special berry juice made by Faro's natives. He breaks free, and wreaks havoc on Japan, until meeting Godzilla. Godzilla sends Kong running, and the two part ways again. The Japanese manage to bring the two monsters together at Mt. Fuji, hoping that they will kill eachother, thus killing two birds with one stone. Godzilla thrashes Kong, but Kong is revived by a lightning storm. Kong can channel electricity through his hands, and uses this ability to fight Godzilla to a draw. They fall into the sea, and Kong is seen swimming off. He is the supposed victor, until the very end of the movie (this is in the Japanese version only), when we hear Godzilla's roar, assuring us that he is still alive.
Filmography:
King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
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Last updated on December 4, 1998 by the Dave-meister.
