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It is the clash of legends that occurs in "Godzilla vs. Kong" when two mythical rivals engage in a magnificent conflict that has the potential to change the course of history. During their treacherous trip to uncover Kong's actual home, he and his guards are accompanied by Jia, a little orphaned girl with whom he has established an unusual and deep attachment. A raging Godzilla, however, suddenly places them in the way of the heroes, causing widespread devastation around the planet. There is a secret that lurks deep beneath the center of the Earth, and it begins with the epic battle between two titans, which was sparked by invisible powers and is just the beginning of the story.

In 2024, five years after Godzilla defeated and destroyed his alien foe Ghidorah in a battle for supremacy in 2019, he and Kong are the only active Titans on Earth. Skull Island's climate has become unstable as a result of a storm generated by Ghidorah combining with the storm cell that surrounds the island perpetually, forcing Monarch to confine Kong inside a dome-shaped facility that simulated the island's environment, with the assistance of an orphaned young Iwi girl named Jia, who is deaf and communicates with Kong via sign language.

Following the assault, popular sentiment has shifted against Godzilla, who is no longer seen as humanity's savior. Madison Russell, now an adult and a listener to Bernie's podcast, is concerned when she learns about Godzilla's latest assault on her school. After school, she attempts in vain to reason with her widowed father Mark (who is now working as Monarch's director) about a potential lead on the origin of Godzilla's rampage, but he ignores everything she says, stating merely that beasts, like humans, may evolve. Madison later enlists the assistance of her closest friend Josh Valentine to track down the person responsible for Godzilla's rampage and decipher Apex's secrets.

Nathan travels to Skull Island and meets his colleague, Monarch anthropological linguist and Jia's adoptive mother Ilene Andrews, with the idea of using Kong as their navigator to lead them to the energy source because Skull Island can no longer contain him and allow him to survive (because Kong has grown too large). Though Ilene first refuses, explaining that Godzilla would come for Kong as soon as he was transferred off Skull Island, she eventually agrees when Nathan convinces her that they must undertake this mission in order to end Godzilla's rampage and to find Kong a new home.

Nathan, Ilene, Jia, and an Apex crew lead by Walter's daughter Maia board a customized barge with Kong locked up to prevent him from escaping. Kong gets restless and anxious one rainy night, but Jia soothes him down by enabling her and Kong to clasp fingers in solidarity while Kong signs the word "home" much to Ilene's surprise. The following day, Ilene tells Nathan about how she raised Jia as her adopted daughter when violent and unpredictable storms killed most of the Iwi and their parents, but Jia was the sole survivor since Kong was the one who protected her, which led to the two creating a relationship.

Seeing no other alternative, Nathan chooses to disable all the ships' power to fool Godzilla into believing he destroyed them and Kong was beaten. Godzilla swims away, satisfied with his victory. Realizing that reactivating the ships may bring Godzilla back, the party decides to fly Kong to an Antarctic Hollow Earth entrance site where Ghidorah was initially frozen. Jia tells Kong that his home is beyond the door, but he refuses to leave.

Recognizing Kong's inability to survive in the cold and their inability to return him to Skull Island, Nathan asks Ilene if Kong will go if he believes there are others like him down there, and she instructs Jia to inform Kong that his family may be down there, prompting the Titan to enter the tunnel and the teams to follow in their HEAVs.

Madison and Josh track down Bernie, who recognizes Madison as Mark's daughter and helps them in their investigation. Inside the Apex offices, they learn that Bernie's previously mentioned "eye" has disappeared. The group mistakenly sealed and transported Skullcrawler eggs while carrying them through an underground tube to Hong Kong.

In that location, the three disembark and find themselves inside a vast dark chamber, where they come across Apex's ultimate weapon, "Mechagodzilla" a mechanized counterpart of Godzilla controlled by Dr. Ishiro Serizawa's son, Walter's chief technology officer Ren Serizawa, who is also Walter's chief technology officer. As soon as Mechagodzilla is launched, Walter releases a gigantic adult Skullcrawler designated "Number 10" into the chamber in order to put the mecha's might against the Titans to the ultimate test. Madison, Josh, and Bernie are on the brink of being attacked by the Skullcrawler when it is captured and detained by Mechagodzilla, who uses a tremendous red energy beam to slice the Skullcrawler in two, enabling Madison, Josh, and Bernie to take refuge in a tiny hatch. However, because to the restrictions of the power source, the test is cut short when the mecha shuts down immediately after the conclusion of the exam.

In the next scene, it is revealed that Walter aims to harness the energy of the Hollow Earth in order to overcome Mechagodzilla's constraints. Madison then understands that Mechagodzilla is the cause for Godzilla's assault in the first place: Apex is attempting to replace him and all of the Titans in order for humans to become the Earth's apex species, which is why Godzilla attacked. When Madison and the others are trying to find an exit, they come across a room where Ren is sitting inside the severed head of Ghidorah, which has been transformed into a biological supercomputer and cockpit for Ren to control Mechagodzilla through radio waves after Apex acquired it from Alan Jonah five years ago during Godzilla's battle with Ghidorah.

The Hollow Earth has a biosphere comparable to Skull Island. Two Warbats attack them, one of which destroys one of the HEAVs while scouting the area. Kong rescues the group by killing the first Warbat and flinging its corpse onto the second, knocking it down, but it recovers and constricts itself around him, forcing him to collapse. Before smothering Kong, Nathan's team's HEAV assaulted the Warbat, enabling Kong to escape and pound the creature to death before eating its guts.

The next day, Kong and Nathan's crew continue their quest, finally arriving to a massive stone temple that was formerly the property of Kong's forefathers. As they explore the inside, they discover remnants of an old fight between Kong's and Godzilla's races, as well as an ancient axe crafted from the dorsal plate of a dead member of Godzilla's species, which Kong uses to sit on a massive throne. In the process of locating the power source that would allow them to augment Mechagodzilla's power supply, Nathan's crew discovers that the same power source can also be used to replenish Kong's battle axe. Maia and the Apex crew, on the other hand, utilize spider-like drones to harvest the power source and transport it back to their Hong Kong headquarters, ignoring Ilene's protests that Apex should not just grab the discovery of the century. Maia orders her bodyguards to fire their weapons towards Nathan's crew, only for Kong to violently scream at them in response to their actions. While this is going on, Mechagodzilla starts transmitting a signal to Godzilla, who is alerted to the machine's activation and immediately rushes for Hong Kong.

In response to the roar of Godzilla as the monster offers him with another challenge, Kong accepts and continues to make his way through the hole produced by Godzilla's atomic breath to Hong Kong with his axe in hand, with Ilene and Nathan following him in their HEAV. When Kong arrives in Hong Kong and confronts Godzilla, he battles him again again, this time obtaining the upper hand over the Titan to the point that he shoves his axe down Godzilla's throat in order to prevent him from launching his atomic breath again. King Kong realizes that his axe can not only deflect Godzilla's atomic breath, but it can also absorb it, and he uses his weapon to strike the Titan in the thigh, however Godzilla quickly takes the axe and tosses it away. When Godzilla strikes, Kong uses the structures of Hong Kong and his greater agility to escape and evade his blows. After retrieving his axe, he charges it and unleashes an explosion that knocks both Titans back, giving Nathan the impression that Kong has won the second fight.

Godzilla recovers and rises up as he hunts for Kong atop a skyscraper. Kong ambushes Godzilla from above and puts him in a chokehold with the intention of strangling him. Despite Kong's attempts to get Godzilla off of him by striking his damaged leg, Godzilla breaks free and unleashes his entire rage on him, dislocating his left arm, slicing him with his claws, and even stomping on his chest twice. Godzilla roars angrily at Kong, his vanquished foe who is bound and pinned.

It seems that Godzilla was impressed by Kong's strength and skill, so he lets him live before walking away. Kong is still alive, but he's in bad shape because of commotio cordis.

Unknown to Walter as his back is turned while he monologues about his creation, Mechagodzilla suddenly goes haywire under the influence of both the energy source and Ghidorah's neural networks, resulting in the robot killing Walter with a swipe of its hand and Ren's death by electrocution. Mechagodzilla, now possessed by Ghidorah's consciousness, breaks free from the Apex facility underneath Victoria Peak Mountain and rampages through the city before Godzilla confronts it. Quickly coming into contact with Godzilla, Mechagodzilla fires a barrage of missiles at its organic counterpart before the two engage in battle.

Jia attempts to persuade Kong that Godzilla isn't truly his adversary when he wakes up and watches the fight between the two monsters. Jia discloses to Kong that Mechagodzilla, not Godzilla, is the "real" threat, despite Kong's skepticism at first. In the end, Kong accepts and sets aside his resentment before going into fight to support Godzilla while he fixes his dislocated arm.

As Mechagodzilla is about to fire its red energy beam into Godzilla's throat, Kong rushes atop the robot and deflects the beam into the air, so sparing Godzilla's life. Godzilla assists Kong in fighting Mechagodzilla after realizing Kong saved his life and sense an ally in him upon discovering he is not an adversary.

The two Titans join forces to turn the tide, but the robot outperforms them. Kong takes aim at Mechagodzilla with his axe, but his weapon has lost its charge, and the robot attempts to impale Kong with its tail drill, but Kong survives. Recognizing that he and the others can do nothing to help Kong and Godzilla, Bernie pulls out a flask of liquor and proposes they all drink. But, having had an epiphany, Josh snatches Bernie's flask and spills the contents all over Mechagodzilla's control panel, prompting Mechagodzilla to halt and Godzilla and Kong to reclaim the upper hand.

It's safe to say that the broad consensus is in favor of Godzilla vs. Kong. As of April 16, 2021, there are 341 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, with 254 of them fresh, and a "Tomatometer" with a 74% certified Fresh score. Critics have agreed that "Delivering squarely on its title, Godzilla vs. Kong swats away character development and human drama to deliver all the spectacle you'd expect from giant monsters slugging it out." according to the consensus on the site.

This long-awaited blockbuster matchup makes it easy not to think about the so-so story and characters by serving up plenty of action and incredible effects. the site's audience review description said. Indeed, although many appreciated the film's monster brawling, others were disappointed by the "half-baked" human aspect. An estimated $48.5 million dollars in US box office revenue by Sunday morning of five-day weekend release period attributed the picture with ending the COVID-19 pandemic-fueled box office dip In a statement, WarnerMedia said the film achieved the highest viewership of any series or feature shown on HBO Max since its introduction, but didn't provide specific data. The picture also did well overseas, grossing over $236 million in non-US countries.

Terry Rossio's debut Godzilla film following an unmade 1994 script.

Aside from Godzilla vs. Kong, Chandler has been in every King Kong picture, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and every crossover feature between the two.

The scene where Kong smashes his right shoulder (having been dislocated earlier) against a building to relocate it could be a reference to Martin Riggs’s infamous ability of a similar nature in the Lethal Weapon franchise.

The location of Mechagodzilla's base is similar to that of the Central Dogma, being subterranean and topped by a pyramid.