A/N: Warning! This contains spoilers for Kong: Skull Island. If you haven't seen the film and wish not to be spoiled leave this page now.

So for all of you who have seen Kong: Skull Island and also saw it's post credits scene. Then you know what's going on here. First let's look at the cave images that were seen in the post credit scene.

Now the first one you could tell was Godzilla of course. The second being Rodan, the third being Mothra and the fourth being King Ghidorah.

(This obviously confirmed that more creatures from TOHO are going to be in legendary).

But this next picture is all the more breath taking.

Just from looking you can see a wall image of Godzilla and King Ghidorah doing battle. But now there's one question to ask is who put those images on the wall in First place? Well to answer this question first let's talk about the obvious main antagonist of Godzilla: King of Monsters, King Ghidorah.

Why do I talk about king ghidorah is because I have a theory on king ghidorah's origin as well. Here's what I think:

King Ghidorah started off inside a meteor which was somewhat like an egg for him to let him grow and once the meteor landed on earth, Ghidorah broke out of it and was already full grown. During this, an ancient race of people saw Ghidorah as an evil god or god of destruction and used something to put him to sleep but only till a few years until something will wake him up or he will eventually wake up on his own. The ancient race of people were also aware of the presence of Godzilla, Mothra and Rodan but they didn't see them as evil gods but more of Gods of nature and defenders of the earth. They soon saw and prophesied that only godzilla, mothra and Rodan could be the ones stop Ghidorah when he awakens. This lead them to placing the hieroglyphics on the walls to show anyone who finds them about the events that are to come.

(So that's My theory, what do you guys think? Like it or do you have an interesting theory as well. Tell me in the comments on what you think).

Austin: boy dad really has a lot of stuff coming his way.