Skull Island: Netflix shows 1st frame from monster anime series

“Skull Island” was already officially announced, but apart from a few rough key data and the story premise, we knew almost nothing about the new anime series. But now shows Netflix the first picture and that looks very promising. At least the proportions seem to be right here and we are cautiously optimistic.

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That’s what it’s about: The so-called monster verses of Legendary includes the more recent “King Kong” and “Godzilla” films known to be in Godzilla vs Kong culminated. But that’s not the end of the whole thing, quite the opposite. A complete anime series based on the name will probably be released on Netflix later this year Skull Island hears.

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That would announced in January last year. But apart from some basic info, nothing else was revealed and the project has been suspiciously quiet since then – until now. Now there is finally a first picture of Skull Island And of course we don’t want to withhold that from you. That’s how he sees it First impression of the new Netflix series out:

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This can be seen: A giant footprint, or rather a Paw print in the sand. In the middle of the huge track are two seemingly tiny people. The imprint falls in Compared to the two people gigantic and should be assigned to a certain giant ape. The sea can be seen at the edge, so that’s probably what we’re dealing with here Skull Island Beach himself to do on the known King Kong reigns.

And the story? There is at least a small piece of information about the story: We experience the story of one shipwreck and a crew stranded on an uncharted island infested with monsters. The anime series comes from Powerhouse Animation. They have also very successfully processed the video game series “Castlevania” into a Netflix series. Accordingly, there’s probably something very cool (and big) coming our way.