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8 How Does Anything Live In Hollow Earth? The source of all life may be more mineral than celestial The sun is ultimately responsible for providing energy to all living creatures, giving plants the resources they need to become the basis of the food chain while providing warmth and light for animals to exist in. The Hollow Earth doesn't have such luxuries, however, meaning the ultimate fuel for life for the megafauna and flora of the bizarre parallel ecosystem must come from elsewhere.
The introduction of Shimo in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire finally ties together this secretive tease into the established timeline of the Monsterverse's history. The film definitively states in no uncertain terms that the frosty powers of the cryogenic kaiju were powerful enough to trigger a cataclysmic drop in global temperatures, directly following up on the minor tease from Godzilla: King of the Monsters.
5 What Was Mothra's Role In The Original Titan War? And what was prophesied to be her role in the present? In previous films, murmurs of an ancient war between Titans occasionally slipped their way past the various human protagonists, implying the Hollow Earth's gigantic denizens had a far deeper history than previously thought.
At some point, the Skar King became obsessed with the idea of ruling over the surface, launching an invasion against Godzilla and his ilk. Using hundreds of enslaved apes, as well as a telepathically-enthralled Shimo, the Skar King was nearly successful in his ambitions, only to be sealed away alongside his army by Godzilla. If the Skar King lost this supposed war, it's still left unclear as to how the surface came to be populated by humans rather than other Titans like Godzilla.
2 What Happened To The Iwi? Like Kong, Jia was thought to be the last of her culture In the 1960s time period of Kong: Skull Island, there was still a healthy population of Iwi people living among the terrifying megafauna of Skull Island, subsisting under the watchful eye of Kong himself. By the modern day, it's revealed that the entire culture has only a single survivor, Jia, who maintains a close relationship with her people's protector.
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