Skull Island's New Trailer Welcomes You Back to Kong's Domain

Kong's got new humans to protect in the first animated series for Legendary's MonsterVerse.

first trailer from last month was all about setting a tone, this new one shows some more monsters the survivors will have to fight if they want to get off the island alive, of which there are many, and it looks

like he’ll be doing what he does best: saving humans and power bombing monsters with his fists or their own teeth. It all looks like a fun enough time, and should be a good way to tide folks over until he eventually

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