So I might have done a bit of a stupid and released the first part of this before I probably should have, I deeply apologize for that, I've just been uber tired and had pulled an all-nighter to finish the previous video and just impulsively published it even though there were some issues with it, which probably explains why it's underperforming right now. This is an improved version, I went back and redid all of the percussion, and also added in the KOTM Chants like I promised I would in the Egypt Battle Video's description. Enjoy, and deepest apologies.

As I mentioned, this entire project is over 10 minutes long, so I just had to end up chunking it in order to make it manageable. Luckily, I finished that first chunk a lot sooner than I expected, so I figured I would release it while it's done!
I'm gonna release part 2 when it's done and then release a full completed version, both with audio and just the music.

I had a lot of fun with this one, utilizing both the Terror of Mechagodzilla theme in different ways while also putting in a bit of Ghidorah's classic theme to showcase the connection that the two of them have in this film. On top of that, I decided to use the Kong: Skull Island theme for when Jia can sense Kong dying, as it just fits well with the tone and helps tie the two of them and their bond back to Skull Island. I also employed Bear McCreary's Monarch theme both as Nathan comes up with the plan to revive Kong and as Madison is trying to reach the phone to her dad, and also with the Russel family theme from KOTM combined in there.

As a whole I felt really disappointed in how little presence Monarch has in Godzilla vs. Kong, and if anything the story kind of makes them seem like a joke, barely present and completely oblivious to what's going on with Godzilla. So while the music doesn't make up for it, it still feels like a nice bit of acknowledgement.

I was surprised at how little of Godzilla's theme actually made it into this project, but that's likely due to the fact that Godzilla spends most of this scene getting his ass kicked.

Footage owned by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros.

Godzilla and Mechagodzilla owned by Toho and Legendary.
Kong owned by Warner Bros. and Universal
Based on music created by Akira Ifikube, Tom Holkenborg, Bear McCreary, and Henry Jackman.

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