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A sadistic, tyrannical and brutal dictator who rules over a tribe of Great Apes with an iron fist and is personally responsible for the deaths of countless other Titans, including his own kind. The warmonger uses Shimo, '''the Mother Of All Titans''' as a personal attack dog to aid him in securing his reign as ruler. Obsessed with ruling over the Surface World, he led a war against Godzilla thousands of years ago that resulted in him and the remnants of his army being sealed away in a desolate region beneath even the normal Hollow Earth. Ever since then he has dreamed of escaping the prison realm and using the Ancient Titan to kill the Great Ruler and take his kingdom for himself.
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A sadistic, tyrannical and brutal dictator who rules over a tribe of Great Apes with an iron fist and is personally responsible for the deaths of countless other Titans, including his own kind. The warmonger uses Shimo, '''the Mother Of All Titans''' an ancient world ending Titan, as a personal attack dog to aid him in securing his reign as ruler. Obsessed with ruling over the Surface World, he led a war against Godzilla thousands of years ago that resulted in him and the remnants of his army being sealed away in a desolate region beneath even the normal Hollow Earth. Ever since then he has dreamed of escaping the prison realm and using the Ancient Titan to kill the Great Ruler and take his kingdom for himself.
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* HateSink: There is nothing redeeming about the Skar King - he's a relentlessly [[KickTheDog cruel]], [[{{Sadist}} sadistic]], [[EvilIsPetty vindictive]], [[TheCaligula batshit-insane]] [[EvilOverlord tyrant]] who [[SlaveryIsASpecialKindOfEvil enslaves his subjects]] and keeps a harem which he [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil forces to bear his children]]. The [[Film/Godzilla2014 MUTOs]], [[Film/KongSkullIsland Skullcrawlers]] and [[Series/MonarchLegacyOfMonsters Ion Dragon]] were just dangerous animals and while [[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019 King Ghidorah]] (and by extension [[Film/GodzillaVsKong Mecha-Godzilla]]) was pure evil, his was more "supervillain destroy-the-world" evil -- he was too alien in nature and too charismatic in personality to really ''hate'' hate. Skar King on the other hand, despite being a 300-hundred foot tall ape king, is a much more realistic evil -- he's a bully that uses his power and authority to abuse and belittle those beneath him simply to fuel his ego. And while and a more generous viewer could describe Ghidorah as a fantastic variant on what happens when a feral animal has to adapt to a new environment, Skar King already has his own domain and has long established himself as the reigning champion, but still demands more.
* HiddenVillain: First makes his full appearance over an hour into the film. Until that point, all that had been seen of him was a brief view of his eyes and feet when he destroys the Monarch outpost. Once he does show up.... he becomes a very terrifying [[KnightOfCerebus threat]] and fully takes centre stage as the [[BigBad main antagonist]].
* HiddenVillain: First makes his full appearance over an hour into the film. Until that point, all that had been seen of him was a brief view of his eyes and feet when he destroys the Monarch outpost. Once he does show up.... he becomes a very terrifying [[KnightOfCerebus threat]] and fully takes centre stage as the [[BigBad main antagonist]].
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* HateSink: There is nothing redeeming about the Skar King - he's a relentlessly [[KickTheDog cruel]], [[{{Sadist}} sadistic]], [[EvilIsPetty vindictive]], [[TheCaligula batshit-insane]] [[EvilOverlord tyrant]] who [[SlaveryIsASpecialKindOfEvil enslaves his subjects]] and keeps a harem which he [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil forces to bear his children]]. The [[Film/Godzilla2014 MUTOs]], [[Film/KongSkullIsland Skullcrawlers]] and [[Series/MonarchLegacyOfMonsters Ion Dragon]] were just dangerous animals and while [[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019 King Ghidorah]] (and by extension [[Film/GodzillaVsKong Mecha-Godzilla]]) was pure evil, his was more "supervillain destroy-the-world" evil -- he was too alien in nature and too charismatic in personality to really ''hate'' hate. Skar King on the other hand, despite being a 300-hundred foot tall ape king, is a much more realistic evil -- he's a bully that uses his power and authority to abuse and belittle those beneath him simply to fuel his ego. And while and a more generous viewer could describe Ghidorah as a fantastic variant on what happens when a feral animal has to adapt to a new environment, Skar King already has his own domain and has long established himself as the reigning champion, but still demands more.
* HiddenVillain: First makes his full appearance over an hour into the film. Until that point, all that had been seen of him was a brief view of his eyes and feet when he destroys the Monarch outpost. Once he does showup....up... he becomes a very terrifying [[KnightOfCerebus threat]] and fully takes centre stage as the [[BigBad main antagonist]].
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is what leads to his eventual death and downfall of his reign. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him (knocking one of his teeth out) leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is what leads to his eventual death and downfall of his reign. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him (knocking one of his teeth out) leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is led to his eventual death and downfall of his reign. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him (knocking one of his teeth out) leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is led what leads to his eventual death and downfall of his reign. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him (knocking one of his teeth out) leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is. is led to his eventual death and downfall of his reign. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him (knocking one of his teeth out) leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* FatalFlaw: His habit of inflicting a DisproportionateRetribution on whoever slights him, no matter how minor the offense is. His cruel treatment of Suko's caretaker only fuels the young ape's decision to turn against him, directing Shimo to attack Kong after the rival ape manages to hurt him leaves him open to attack from Godzilla and his attempt to strangle Suko after the young primate destroys his control crystal means Godzilla, Kong and the now-freed Shimo can attack him without interference.
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* PsychoForHire: The Skar King's direct followers are just as sadistic and cruel as he is, and like him, they relish their power over their 'inferiors.'
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* PsychoForHire: The Skar King's direct followers are just as sadistic and cruel as he is, and like him, they relish their power over their 'inferiors.'' Too bad they eventually don't get far as their "king".
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* CharacterDevelopment: Seeing Kong not respond to his overt acts of aggression beyond their initial meeting begins to soften Suko's views on the larger ape. This is further reinforced when they get to Skar King's seat of power and Kong magnanimously helps a beaten down slave gorilla to his feet while cold cocking the bully ape who struck him, and Skar King's demonstrations of cruelty (including killing Suko's caretaker) only pushes him firmly towards Kong's side.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Seeing Kong not respond to his overt acts of aggression beyond their initial meeting begins to soften Suko's views on the larger ape. This is further reinforced when they get to Skar King's seat of power and Kong magnanimously helps a beaten down slave gorilla to his feet while cold cocking the bully ape who struck him, and Skar King's demonstrations of cruelty (including killing Suko's caretaker) caretaker Gnarled Finger) only pushes him firmly towards Kong's side.
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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Suko crucially helps out Kong and Godzilla by destroying the control crystal that Skar King uses to control and torture Shimo with Kong's axe, having enough of the tyrant after seeing much cruelty he endured from him and ending his reign of terror once and for all.]]
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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Suko crucially helps out Kong and Godzilla by destroying the control crystal that Skar King uses to control and torture Shimo with Kong's axe, clearly having enough of the tyrant after seeing enduring so much cruelty he endured from him and ending his reign of terror once and for all.]]
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* NotAfraidOfYouAnymore: While there in the movie, the novelization makes it clear [[spoiler:Suko joining in the final fight is him refusing to be afraid of Skar King and the Red Stripes anymore because Kong inspired him to be brave and stand up to the oppressors.]]
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* NotAfraidOfYouAnymore: While there in the movie, the novelization makes it clear [[spoiler:Suko joining in the final fight is a clear indication of him refusing to be afraid of Skar King and the Red Stripes anymore because Kong inspired him to be brave and stand up to the oppressors.]]
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* PragmaticVillainy: Shows this when [[RevengeBeforeReason he's not spitting mad at someone.]] He initiates the fight with Kong himself, using his whip's range and his speed and dexterity to outwit Kong and land blows on him in an attempt to kill him. [[spoiler:Less than a minute into the battle, [[StrongAndSkilled Kong]] has gotten a good hit in and seems better prepared to fight...and then the Skar King reveals he was just buying time for his minions to get into position to release Shimo. From there, he uses Shimo to try and kill Kong, before sending a pack of his willing subordinates after the injured Kong escapes Shimo.]]
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* DisneyVillainDeath: He meets his end [[spoiler:falling off the edge of one of the Iwi tribe's pyramids when trying to kill Suko]].
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* FamilialCannibalismSurprise: it's also implied he practices cannibalism [[spoiler: when One-Eye reports back to him he's shown eating something on his throne with it dangling from his mouth before throwing it against a wall where several females holding infants recoil in fear; the implication he eats his own children.]]
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* BabyOfTheBunch: He's the smallest and youngest of the Hollow Earth tribe aside from the infants held by the females in Skar King's throne room.
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* WrestlerInAllOfUs: He elbow-drops Kong several times during the anti-gravity battle, before he gets a rock to the face by Suko.
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* SquashedFlat: Knob gets [[spoiler: crushed by one of Kongs traps after trying to stab him from behind]]
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* DeathGlare: Gives an unsettling one when he first encounters Kong.
DirtyCoward: He flees after the first encounter with Kong after the latter [[spoiler: kills both Stone-Fist and Catcher. And even sacrifices one of his fellow red stripe followers [[spoiler: by using him as a meat shield to avoid getting crushed by the rockslide.]]
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* DeathGlare: Gives an unsettling one when he first encounters Kong.
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* DirtyCoward: He flees after the first encounter with Kong after the latter [[spoiler: kills both Stone-Fist and Catcher. And even sacrifices one of his fellow red stripe followers [[spoiler: by using him as a meat shield to avoid getting crushed by the rockslide.]]
* DirtyCoward: He flees after the first encounter with Kong after the latter [[spoiler: kills both Stone-Fist and Catcher. And even sacrifices one of his fellow red stripe followers [[spoiler: by using him as a meat shield to avoid getting crushed by the rockslide.]]
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* OhCrap: He has several notable ones: After Kong [[spoiler: kills Stone-Fist and Catcher his face says it all]]. When he notices Kong inside the lair. When Skar King [[AngryAnimalisticGrowl angrily growls]] in his face for disturbing him. When Suko [[spoiler: activates the rockslide that crushes and kills the other red-stripes except him as he used another ape as a shield to avoid getting crushed]] and he has this face when Suko [[spoiler: kicks him off the Iwi pyramid causing him to fall to his death.]]
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* BoomHeadshot: a non-fatal example, he gets a boulder thrown at him by Kong which hits him in the back of the head as he runs away.
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* BoomHeadshot: a non-fatal example, he gets a boulder thrown at him by Kong which hits him in the back of the head as he runs away. He later gets a couple rocks hurled at him by Suko during the anti-gravity battle which don't slow him down.
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* MadeOfIron: He takes quite a lot of damage throughout, including getting beaten by Kong especially getting a rock in the back of the head and several rocks in the face by Suko.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: He only cares about himself and treats all those around him as discarded junk [[BadBoss even]] his own loyal henchmen he treats like crap especially [[TheDragon One-Eye.]]
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* DestroyerDeity: Downplayed, but because of her apocalyptical cryogenic powers and habit to create Ice Ages, Shimo is known to isolated populations as the monster Whose-Breath-Makes-The-Ocean-Into-Stone.
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* GladHesOnOurSide: In the novelization, initially, Ilene view Shimo with fear and suspicion, comparing her to the destructive Ghidorah. However, witnessing Shimo's peaceful behavior after being freed from Skar King's control she recognizes that Shimo is not inherently malicious and may even share a similar role with Godzilla. Ilene cautionary remarks to keep the government away from her if they don't want to cause a world-ending event, implying that Shimo might turn against humanity if she is wronged again, but as long as she is simply studied in quite she is just going to do her job as protector of natural order like Godzilla or Kong.
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* TailSlap: Shimo slams Kong into a building with her huge tail while he was about to attack Skar King.
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* DavidVsGoliath: While witnessing Godzilla engaging Shimo in Hollow Earth, Ilene cannot help but describe Godzilla fighting Shimo as "a humpback whale next to a blue whale."
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: To the islanders from Pacific she is known as the monster Whose-Breath-Makes-The-Ocean-Into-Stone.
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: The film and its novelization establish Shimo as a primordial force, existing for millions of years. Her immense size and raw power rival that of even Godzilla and Ghidorah. The novelization hints that she may have dominated Godzilla in a past encounter, and her destructive potential is underscored by her role in triggering multiple ice ages. This act highlights the global environmental impact she can exert. Ilene considers she is more powerful than every antagonistic kaiju that Godzilla fought. The Iwi have an entire prophecy talking about her potential to bring an actually Apocalypse under Skar King's control and she possibly put Ghidorah in Antarctica's ice and froze Greenland in matter of hours or maybe even minutes at some point in the past.
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* BeyondTheImpossible: Trapper finds it hard to imagine that there is a kaiju that have fought Godzilla in the past and even dominated him in their fight when Ilene tells him about the art rock from Pacific depicting Shimo fighting Godzilla.
* BlueIsCalm: Depending on the situation, Shimo both inverts and plays the trope straight. Under Skar King's control, she is violent and activates her bioluminescence whenever she is forced to attack. But once free of his control she turns out to be a gentle giant.
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* ElementalDragon: Downplayed as she doesn't really resembles physically classic dragons, but she is a case of DinosaursAreDragons in same fashion as Godzilla. While not a traditional, fire-breathing dragon, Shimo embodies the ice dragon through her reptilian features and cryokinetic powers. This connection is further hinted at by the designer of the kaijus, Jared Krichevsky, who reveals that Shimo's initial design featured a more dragon-like appearance.
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* ElementalDragon: Downplayed as she doesn't really resembles physically classic dragons, but she is a case of DinosaursAreDragons in same fashion as Godzilla. While not a traditional, fire-breathing dragon, Shimo embodies the ice dragon through her reptilian features and cryokinetic powers. This connection is further hinted at by the designer of the kaijus, Jared Krichevsky, who reveals that Shimo's initial design featured a more dragon-like appearance. In the novel, Ilene compares Shimo to an ice dragon who completely froze Greenlands in several hours or even minutes.
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* AllMythsAreTrue: Despite being TheGhost to most of humanity, there are several legends in the Pacific islands talking about her existence.
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* AnimalJingoism: In the ''Godzilla x Kong: The Hunted'' comic, Kong finds, in a cave, depictions of different rivalries between different species of titans. Among these cave paintings is a a depiction of a conflict between what appears to be Shimo and Gozilla, implying Shimo may belong to a rival species to Godzilla much like the [=MUTO=]s and Kong's species. In the novel, Doctor Ilene informs Trapper about a rock art from an tiny island from Pacific depicting Godzilla fighting Shimo
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* AnimalJingoism: In the ''Godzilla x Kong: The Hunted'' comic, Kong finds, in a cave, depictions of different rivalries between different species of titans. Among these cave paintings is a a depiction of a conflict between what appears to be Shimo and Gozilla, implying Shimo may belong to a rival species to Godzilla much like the [=MUTO=]s and Kong's species. In the novel, Doctor Ilene informs Trapper about a rock art from an tiny island from Pacific depicting Godzilla fighting ShimoShimo.
* AnimalsRespectNature: The novelization suggests that Shimo's past actions, including triggering ice ages, were not malicious but instinctive. Whenever the planet's temperature raised, she triggered ice ages to regulate the climate. Shimo is compared to Godzilla in her role as an protector of the planet's ecological balance. Although their methods may differ, both kaiju act as regulators, ensuring the Earth's environmental stability.
* AnimalsRespectNature: The novelization suggests that Shimo's past actions, including triggering ice ages, were not malicious but instinctive. Whenever the planet's temperature raised, she triggered ice ages to regulate the climate. Shimo is compared to Godzilla in her role as an protector of the planet's ecological balance. Although their methods may differ, both kaiju act as regulators, ensuring the Earth's environmental stability.
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** There is also how benevolent she was in the past before being enslaved by Skar King. The novel talks about [[spoiler:Shimo created several deadly Ice Ages for unknown reasons.]]
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* CivilizationDestroyer: [[spoiler:Downplayed. While not inherently malicious, Shimo's immense power has inadvertently caused widespread devastation throughout history. Geological evidence suggests Shimo's past actions, linked to her ice-based abilities, triggered several ice ages over the last 3 million years. The most recent of these, the Last Glacial Period, occurred between 115,000 and 11,700 years ago and had a catastrophic impact on early hominins, driving almost all of them to extinction, and directly driving humans to migrate to more hospitable regions.]]
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* CivilizationDestroyer: [[spoiler:Downplayed. While not inherently malicious, Shimo's immense power has inadvertently caused widespread devastation throughout history. Geological evidence suggests Shimo's past actions, linked to her ice-based abilities, triggered several ice ages over the last 3 million years. The most recent of these, the Last Glacial Period, occurred between 115,000 and 11,700 years ago and had a catastrophic impact on early hominins, driving almost all of them to extinction, and directly driving humans to migrate to more hospitable regions. Other Ice Ages created by Shimo, were so bad that almost all life on the surface went extinct because she froze everything to the equator. It's not clear why she created all those Ice Ages and if all of them are linked to Skar King.]]
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* PowerIncontinence: While primarily in control of her immense ice manipulation abilities, Shimo exhibits a subtle form of Power Incontinence. Her very presence seems to have a chilling effect on the environment. This is evident in how surrounding areas become frozen simply by her traversing them. [[spoiler:The film further emphasizes this point when Shimo journeys through the portal to the surface world and inadvertently freezes a portion of the ocean before even fully emerging.]]
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* PowerIncontinence: While primarily in control of her immense ice manipulation abilities, Shimo exhibits a subtle form of Power Incontinence. Her very presence seems to have a chilling effect on the environment. This is evident in how surrounding areas become frozen simply by her traversing them. [[spoiler:The film further emphasizes this point when Shimo journeys through the portal to the surface world and inadvertently freezes a portion of the ocean before even fully emerging.emerging out of it.]]
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* ShroudedInMyth: She is not known at all to the surface world, having almost no legends inspired by her, despite directly impacting the humanity several times by provoking ice ages. In the Hollow Earth however, the Iwi do have a legend about Shimo, talking about her becoming enslaved by the Skar King, and being forced to start the last great Ice Age using her ice-based abilities.
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* ShroudedInMyth: She is not known at all to the surface world, having almost no legends inspired by her, her save for isolated legends from the islanders native to the Pacific Ocean, despite directly impacting the humanity several times by provoking ice ages. In the Hollow Earth however, the Iwi do have a legend about Shimo, talking about her becoming enslaved by the Skar King, and being forced to start the last great Ice Age using her ice-based abilities.
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* [[WorldsStrongestMan World's Strongest Woman]]: A ''serious'' contender for this amongst the Titans. The novelization reveals that she caused the Ice Ages through her powers and once helped Godzilla defeat Ghidorah. Even when not actively using them, merely being in the area causes the surrounding environment around her to freeze, a state of being that Godzilla has to actively force himself into through absorbing massive amounts of radioactive energy. Skar King's control over her makes his rule undisputed amongst any Titan that opposes him, and whenever his own combat showing isn't enough to bring down his enemies, he falls back on using Shimo's brute force to overwhelm them. Kong is able to handle him well enough Solo, but a single blocked attack from Shimo's BreathWeapon leaves him with crippling injuries that require the B.E.A.S.T augmentation in order for Kong to use his arm again. Godzilla spends much of his time on the surface absorbing and refining ''massive'' amounts of energy to achieve a NextTierPowerUp to stand against Shimo, and even with that, it merely allows him to endure being frozen and match her physically, spending much of the clash between them holding Shimo back from unleashing too much destruction at Skar King's bidding rather than decisively overpowering her. Admittedly, [[PaddedSumoGameplay Shimo doesn't deal any major damage to Godzilla herself]], and in his powered up state Godzilla can outright undo Shimo's Ice Age clouds, with not much indicating his evolution was temporary. [[spoiler:Thankfully, this immense power is counterbalanced by Shimo being a NonMaliciousMonster who has no interest in actively using her strength to assert dominance]].
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* [[WorldsStrongestMan World's Strongest Woman]]: A ''serious'' contender for this amongst the Titans. The novelization reveals that she caused the Ice Ages through her powers and once helped played an unknown role alongside Godzilla to defeat Ghidorah. Even when not actively using them, merely being in the area causes the surrounding environment around her to freeze, a state of being that Godzilla has to actively force himself into through absorbing massive amounts of radioactive energy. Skar King's control over her makes his rule undisputed amongst any Titan that opposes him, and whenever his own combat showing isn't enough to bring down his enemies, he falls back on using Shimo's brute force to overwhelm them. Kong is able to handle him well enough Solo, but a single blocked attack from Shimo's BreathWeapon leaves him with crippling injuries that require the B.E.A.S.T augmentation in order for Kong to use his arm again. Godzilla spends much of his time on the surface absorbing and refining ''massive'' amounts of energy to achieve a NextTierPowerUp to stand against Shimo, and even with that, it merely allows him to endure being frozen and match her physically, spending much of the clash between them holding Shimo back from unleashing too much destruction at Skar King's bidding rather than decisively overpowering her. Admittedly, [[PaddedSumoGameplay Shimo doesn't deal any major damage to Godzilla herself]], and in his powered up state Godzilla can outright undo Shimo's Ice Age clouds, with not much indicating his evolution was temporary. [[spoiler:Thankfully, this immense power is counterbalanced by Shimo being a NonMaliciousMonster who has no interest in actively using her strength to assert dominance]].
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is not exactly clear how shimo froze ghidorah in the novel, or why.
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* AnimalJingoism: In the ''Godzilla x Kong: The Hunted'' comic, Kong finds, in a cave, depictions of different rivalries between different species of titans. Among these cave paintings is a a depiction of a conflict between what appears to be Shimo and Gozilla, implying Shimo may belong to a rival species to Godzilla much like the [=MUTO=]s and Kong's species.
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* AnimalJingoism: In the ''Godzilla x Kong: The Hunted'' comic, Kong finds, in a cave, depictions of different rivalries between different species of titans. Among these cave paintings is a a depiction of a conflict between what appears to be Shimo and Gozilla, implying Shimo may belong to a rival species to Godzilla much like the [=MUTO=]s and Kong's species. In the novel, Doctor Ilene informs Trapper about a rock art from an tiny island from Pacific depicting Godzilla fighting Shimo
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* BlueIsHeroic: [[spoiler:While subverted initially, for being portrayed as an antagonistic kaiju, Shimo's blue coloration do hints to a genuine heroic side, but hidden under the control of the villainous Skar King. However, a turning point arrives when Suko breaks her free from his mind control. She actively turns against Skar King, utilizing her powers to freeze his body. Following this act, Shimo demonstrates a clear shift towards peace. No longer driven by aggression, she coexists peacefully with Kong and Suko, forming a tentative bond with them. The novelization reveals that she was always heroic, because she played a pivotal role in stopping Ghidorah from reaching Hollow Earth.]]
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* BlueIsHeroic: [[spoiler:While subverted initially, for being portrayed as an antagonistic kaiju, Shimo's blue coloration do hints to a genuine heroic side, but hidden under the control of the villainous Skar King. However, a the turning point arrives when Suko breaks her free from his mind control. She actively turns against Skar King, utilizing her powers to freeze his body. Following this act, Shimo demonstrates a clear shift towards peace. No longer driven by aggression, she coexists peacefully with Kong and Suko, forming a tentative bond with them. The novelization reveals that she was always heroic, because implies she played a pivotal role in stopping encaging Ghidorah from reaching Hollow Earth.in ice.]]
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* ColdBloodedWhatever: Shimo's design merges elements from several real-world creatures. Her reptilian form draws inspiration from Komodo dragons, while her hulking stature echoes that of polar bears. Additionally, her facial features resemble those of a chameleon.
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* ColdBloodedWhatever: Shimo's design merges elements from several real-world creatures. Her reptilian form draws inspiration from Komodo dragons, while her hulking stature echoes that of polar bears. Additionally, her facial features resemble those of a chameleon. In the novelization, she is described having a beaky face like that of a turtle.
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** More Contrasting ''Reboot'' Antagonist but Shimo shares multiple similarities with that of Titanosaurus from ''Film/TerrorOfMechaGodzilla'' - to wit: both are subterreanean reptilian kaiju who serve as muscle for the main villain, both debuted in films that followed instalments that featured Mecha-Godzilla as the antagonist and both are revealed to be [[spoiler: ForcedIntoEvil via mind-control rather than actually malicious.]] The big difference between the two is that while Titanosaurus [[spoiler: died ([[UncertainDoom maybe]]) after being freed from the mind control Shimo gets a new lease on life and joins Kong as his steed and knight.]]
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** More Contrasting ''Reboot'' Antagonist but Shimo shares multiple similarities with that of Titanosaurus from ''Film/TerrorOfMechaGodzilla'' - to wit: both are subterreanean subterranean reptilian kaiju who serve as muscle for the main villain, both debuted in films that followed instalments that featured Mecha-Godzilla as the antagonist and both are revealed to be [[spoiler: ForcedIntoEvil via mind-control rather than actually malicious.]] The big difference between the two is that while Titanosaurus [[spoiler: died ([[UncertainDoom maybe]]) after being freed from the mind control Shimo gets a new lease on life and joins Kong as his steed and knight.]]
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The novelization reveals that she was the one who froze Ghidorah in ice to stop him from reaching Hollow Earth, thus ensuring they would remain trapped and unable to continue in their apocalyptic plans.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The novelization reveals that she was the one who froze played a role in freezing Ghidorah in ice to stop him from reaching Hollow Earth, under unknown circumstances, thus ensuring they would remain trapped and unable to continue in their apocalyptic plans.
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* InSeriesNickname: In the novelization, Monarch adopts the name Monster H for Shimo.
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* InSeriesNickname: In the novelization, Monarch adopts the name Monster H H/ the Hypothetical for Shimo.
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* RedBaron: Shimo earned herslef several badass nicknames such as Blizzard Lizard, Ancestor Titan and Ancient Titan.
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* RedBaron: Shimo earned herslef herself several badass nicknames such as Blizzard Lizard, Ancestor Titan and Ancient Titan.Titan. To the islanders from Pacific she is known as the monster Whose-Breath-Makes-The-Ocean-Into-Stone.
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* BladeLock: As both apes use their own respective bladed weapons in combat, one scene involves Skar King's whipslash being coiled around the hilt of Kong's battle axe... this being the first giveaway that Kong can clearly overwhelm Skar King with his superior physical strength as he was able to forcefully bring him down to one knee. The red-furred tyrant decided to play dirty by shifting his whipslash sideways to find another opening to attack Kong.
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* BladeLock: As both apes use their own respective bladed weapons in combat, one scene involves Skar King's whipslash being coiled around the hilt of Kong's battle axe... this being the first giveaway that Kong can clearly overwhelm Skar King with his superior physical strength as he was able to forcefully bring him down to one knee. The red-furred tyrant decided to play dirty gets out of this by shifting his whipslash sideways to find another opening to attack Kong.
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* EyeColorChange: He has ominous glowing eyes that are colored an icy blue, unlike the heroic Kong who has vivid bronze/orange eyes. [[spoiler: After getting frozen solid from Shimo's Frost Bite Blast allover, both of his eyes suddenly became a dark orange-red for unknown reasons.]]
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* PowerGlows: The end of his whipslash contains a sharpened crystal that generates a glowing effect. It only shines brightly whenever he forces the enslaved Shimo to take any order. The more it seemingly glows, the more agony Shimo is put through until she (reluctantly) takes action.
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* BladeLock: As both apes use their own respective bladed weapons in combat, one scene involves Skar King's whipslash being coiled around the hilt of Kong's battle axe... this being the first giveaway that Kong can clearly overwhelm Skar King with his superior physical strength as he was able to forcefully bring him down to one knee. The red-furred tyrant decided to play dirty by shifting his whipslash sideways to find another opening to attack Kong.
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* FirstBlood: He allows Kong to catch the crystal-tipped end of his whip in his hand, which is exactly what he expected him to do as Skar King uses a powerful yanking motion to tear through Kong's hand, the result being a brutal cut left behind on his palm. He even brings out a twisted grin with wicked satisfaction.
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* GivingSomeoneThePointerFinger: Not only does he openly poke fun at Kong for having a titanium tooth, he stretches out his arm by ''pointing directly'' at his opposer as he forces most of the Great Apes to laugh with him to further demean Kong, only because he finds it (sickeningly) funny.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: One of the three apes who ambush Kong ends up falling off a cliff. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], as [[SaveTheVillain Kong catches him in time and helps him get back up]]. Then [[DoubleSubvertedTrope Double-Subverted]], as [[UngratefulBastard the ape still tries to attack Kong]], so Kong pushes him back off the cliff again.
* FacelessGoons: A bemasked ape forms part of Skar King's inner circle.
* FacelessGoons: A bemasked ape forms part of Skar King's inner circle.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: How Stone-Fist [[spoiler:dies.]]
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* DisneyVillainDeath: How During the ambush on Kong, Stone-Fist [[spoiler:dies.]]ends up falling off a cliff. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], as [[SaveTheVillain Kong catches him in time and helps him get back up]]. Then [[DoubleSubvertedTrope Double-Subverted]], as [[UngratefulBastard Stone-Fist still tries to attack Kong]], so Kong pushes him back off the cliff again.
* FacelessGoons: A bemasked ape forms part of Skar King's inner circle.
* FacelessGoons: A bemasked ape forms part of Skar King's inner circle.
* GentleGorilla: Of all the apes we see in Skar King's tribe, he is by far the kindest.
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* PleaseSpareHimMyLiege: When Skar King gets angry at Suko for not laughing hard enough, Gnarled Finger implores him not to kill him. [[spoiler: [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished Skar King kills him instead.]]]]
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* PleaseSpareHimMyLiege: When Skar King gets angry at prepares to kill Suko for not laughing hard enough, Gnarled Finger implores him not to kill him. spare his life. [[spoiler: [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished Skar King kills him Gnarled Finger instead.]]]]
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