Greatest Kong

“You still have not learned what you seek.” The old woman sighed. “No matter—you will in time, I think. But you begin to see a little, do you not? You see what your father took from the island when he took Kong?”
“If it was the same one.”
“It was the same. Oh, yes, it was the same. The last of the Kongs, and the greatest of them. Shall I tell you more? Shall I tell you what happened after Ishara’s father died? That she married—and not of her own choosing? Shall I tell you what happened the next time Kong met Gaw?”

Kong: King of Skull Island, Chapter 10


Only then did the few human witnesses, too terrified or dumbstruck to flee, grasp the true size and might of the creature who would come to be called King Kong. Powerful beyond description, he stood taller than many trees and was bulkier than any Kong who had ever lived. His roar became so deep and booming that human ears could not endure it; all who heard it fell to their knees, their hands pressed against the sides of their heads.

King Kong of Skull Island: Skull Island Journal, To The Death section