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[[Image:Movie Prequel 2 Skull Island map.jpg|200px|right|thumb|If you squint and turn your head it looks like a bunny.]] | [[Image:Movie Prequel 2 Skull Island map.jpg|200px|right|thumb|If you squint and turn your head it looks like a bunny.]] | ||
'''Skull Island''' is an island that may or may not exist. If it does, then it is located in the [[Indian Ocean]], west from [[Sumatra]]. And also, it is inhabited by at least [[King Kong|one huge ape]]. | '''Skull Island''' is an island that may or may not exist. If it does, then it is located in the [[Indian Ocean]], west from [[Sumatra]]. And also, it is inhabited by at least [[King Kong|one huge ape]]. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* {{w|Skull Island}} is the island the first half of the movie ''[[King Kong]]'' takes place on. The map in ''Movie Prequel'' #2 is based on the appearance of Skull Island in the {{w|King Kong (2005 film)|2005 remake of the movie}}. | * {{w|Skull Island}} is the island the first half of the movie ''[[King Kong]]'' takes place on. The map in ''Movie Prequel'' #2 is based on the appearance of Skull Island in the {{w|King Kong (2005 film)|2005 remake of the movie}}. | ||
[[Category:Asian islands]] | [[Category:Asian islands]] | ||
[[Category:Movie locations]] | [[Category:Movie locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:38, 23 April 2026
Skull Island is an island that may or may not exist. If it does, then it is located in the Indian Ocean, west from Sumatra. And also, it is inhabited by at least one huge ape.
Fiction
[edit]Live-action film series
[edit]The group that would become Sector Seven had, among other strange artifacts, a map of Skull Island in its possession. Movie Prequel #2
Notes
[edit]- Skull Island is the island the first half of the movie King Kong takes place on. The map in Movie Prequel #2 is based on the appearance of Skull Island in the 2005 remake of the movie.
