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Published: 2020-11-30 20:34:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 1056; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 0
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This one's a special request from alexempire19, who asked that I do King Kong (2005) vs. Indie, the Indominous Rex. I don't actually own this battle, but it is completed (Kong wins, of course, mainly due to his experience, aka the coolest scene in the entire movie!), so go here if you want to read it in its entirety: deathbattlefanon.fandom.com/wiβ¦Related content
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The God of Skull Island vs. The Scourge of Isla Nublar.
.... Why not?
Awesome work!
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Thanks. And let me tell you a little secret of mine: the fight may not be mine, but I only do images for fights that I like. This one is one of my favorites, since it ends with Kong performing his famous technique, which I like to call the βJawbreaker.β
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Oh, yeah! The Bull in the movie was on the unfortunate receiving end of that technique.
But could Kong withstand her sword-like claws?
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He couldnβt. Heβd just shrug it off, because heβs frickinβ King Kong!
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True That! But regardless, it would be quite a battle because the Indominus is such an unusual and monstrous foe who literally has a taste for murder, LOL!
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Indeed. However, thanks to his strength and (most importantly) experience, Kong managed to make olβ Indieβs jaw drop!
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Yup! LOL! And just imagine this: What if Skull Island never sunk? And what if continental drift caused it to collide with either Nublar or Sorna? Just imagine that
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Yeah. In the actual Death Battle, Kong wins by doing the same thing he did to the juvenile V-Rex: his most infamous move, the Jaw Breaker!
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Okay. Just one question, though: Who the hell is Ymir?
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Oh, Iβve seen Ymir before! He was on some Deviation, fighting King Kong.
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