A Clash of Giants: Kong from Monsterverse in Attack on Titan
Imagine a scenario where the giants from the Monsterverse, specifically Kong, enter the world of Attack on Titan. Just as depicted in the Monsterverse, Kong would initially wander, assessing the situation before any potential threats arise. The encounter could turn out quite interesting, especially given the unique weapon he wields.
The Initial Encounter
Most of the people in the world of Attack on Titan would probably be shocked, thinking it’s just another titan. This is because a titan wielding a battle axe, a weapon that has never been seen before, would indeed be quite unexpected. Levi and his squads would likely attempt to attack Kong, mistaking him for either the Beast Titan or another type of titan. Despite some initial confusion and fear, Kong would likely remain calm and non-aggressive. He would probably approach the people, trying to befriend them, and then continue his journey, leaving them alone.
Striking a Blow
Given Kong’s strength and the comparison to Godzilla, there's a real possibility he would do well in such an encounter. Kong, with his mighty battle axe, would be comparable to the size of those titans in terms of continental scale storms and his fighting prowess. At the very least, he has the potential to be much stronger than the continental-sized storm created by the titanic entity Ghidorah.
Dependent on Context
The exact outcome would rely on where Kong drops. If he lands in a place with neither humans nor titans, he would likely simply go about his usual business: walking around, napping, and taking a dump. The world of Attack on Titan would continue on its normal course.
However, if he appeared in the heart of the conflict on the mainlands, different outcomes are possible depending on the timing. For instance, if he were around the time of the attack that killed Eren's mother, he would definitely intervene. Despite how terrifying these titans are, Kong would likely be alarmed by their resemblance to humans. However, he would continue his mission. At this time, Colossal Titans would be cleaved in half, and other Titans would be killed. Kong would be seen as a god by the survivors, just like the natives from Skull Island.
On the other hand, if Kong appeared around the time Eren became evil and transformed into the Founding Titan, he could easily cut through the Wall Titans and end Eren's existence with a single swing. Kong's size and strength would render almost every Titan in Attack on Titan less of a challenge.
After his dramatic intervention, Kong might return to his usual primate antics, such as eating giant octopuses or engaging in other monkey business.
In conclusion, the impact of Kong entering the world of Attack on Titan would depend heavily on the specific context and timing, but the potential for a significant and awe-inspiring impact is certainly within the realm of possibility.