Kong: Skull Island Has a Post-Credit Scene, Will We See Godzilla?

With just a few weeks left untilKong: Skull Islandhits theaters, Warner Bros. has already started to screen the film for critics. While it still may be quite some time before the first reviews arrive, we do have confirmation that there will be a post-credit scene attached toKong: Skull Island, although no specific details about that scene have been revealed. All that was said is thatKing Kong fanswill certainly not want to miss this scene whenKong: Skull Islandhits theaters. There is already speculation that this scene may tie intoGodzilla vs. Kong, but that hasn’t been confirmed.

This news comes from Splash Report editor-in-chiefKellvin Chavez, who revealed onTwitterlast night that there is an “awesome” post-credit scene inKong: Skull Island. Unfortunately, he wouldn’t divulge any specifics about this scene, or how long the scene in question will be. Here’s whatKellvin Chavezhad to say about this post-credit scene shown in this newKing Kong movie, hitting theaters March 10.

“KONG FANS! verify your butts stay on your seats for an awesome awesome after credit scene from #kongskullisland It will NOT disappoint!!”

Legendary confirmed in September 2015 thatGodzilla vs. Kongwill hit theaters after bothKong: Skull IslandandGodzilla: King of Monsters. SinceKong: Skull Islandis set in the 1970s, it’s possible that this post-credit scene will take place in present day, perhaps setting the stage for both of these monsters to clash inGodzilla vs. Kong. Legendary recently pushedGodzilla: King of Monstersfrom its July 09, 2025 date to July 18, 2025, withGodzilla vs. Kongarriving on July 01, 2025.

After hitting a setback with directorGareth EdwardsleavingGodzilla 2, the franchise is back on the right track, with Legendary even setting up awriters roomfor both theGodzillaandKing Kongfranchises, lead byMichael DoughertyandZach Shields.Michael Doughertyis also taking the reigns asGodzilla 2director, withStranger ThingsstarMillie Bobby Brownrecently joining the cast, as the studio gets ready for production to begin this summer in Atlanta. WhenGodzilla: King of Monsterswas first announced at Comic-Con 2014, it was confirmed to include iconic monsters Rodan, Mothra and King Ghidorah.

As forKong: Skull Island, directorJordan Vogt-Robertshad previously teased that this version ofKing Kongwill be the biggest of all time, revealing that he will stand over 100 feet tall. This gigantic ape will likely still be dwarfed byGodzillawhen they square off on the big screen in 2020, but it still isn’t clear how that story will unfold quite yet. It was recently confirmed that there is somewhat of aGodzillaconnection inKong: Skull Island, withJohn Goodmanrevealed to be playing a character from Monarch, the same organization that was seen inGareth Edwards' 2014 blockbusterGodzilla. While we wait for more onKong: Skull Island, take a look atKellvin Chavez' tweet about the post-credit scene.