TikToker @TOAA.ABOVE posted the scene and requested what the skeleton is likely to be, with many commenters suggesting it is a large model of the Skullcrawlers, the monsters seen in 2017’s “Kong: Cranium Island.” The comedian “Cranium Island: The Start of Kong” states how these beasts may develop as much as 194 toes lengthy and 95 toes in top. The skeleton Kong walks over appears to be considerably larger than that, however there’s an opportunity a Skullcrawler may have gotten a lot larger from publicity to Hole Earth’s power.
One other good guess comes from a Godzilla on-line discussion board, the place consumer Nicozilla suggests, “Perhaps an enormous warbat as a result of the higher fangs.” The skeleton seen in “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” does have some notable fangs going into the bottom, and Warbats have a serpentine form consistent with the skeleton. Warbats have already been launched within the franchise, with Kong preventing them in 2021’s “Godzilla vs. Kong.” Equally to the Skullcrawlers, the Warbats we have seen aren’t that large, however the skeleton may have been an exception, maybe a King Warbat that existed sooner or later.
It might be cool if the filmmakers behind “Godzilla x Kong” pulled from earlier films to discover a monster skeleton appropriate to be a bridge, however there’s all the time a chance it is from a creature that audiences have not seen. Each Godzilla and Kong are going to wish more and more harmful threats if the franchise goes to proceed, so maybe the bridge foreshadows a large creature that hasn’t been noticed alive but.