Valla

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Valla Subtitle(s) The Untamed Species Tagu Kong Height Unknown Weight Unknown Controlled by Ewata Relations King Kong (Adoptive son) Allies Ewata, Tuno, Takani, King Kong Enemies Deathrunners, Ghost Created by James Asmus Played by Comic illustration First appearance Latest appearance Kong of Skull Island #1 Kong of Skull Island #12 Design(s) None

Valla is a giant ape monster created by BOOM! Studios that first appeared in the 2016 comic, Kong of Skull Island #1.

Appearance

Valla is an enormous gorilla, very similar to her fellow Kong in all respects, but bears the distinction of often being drawn with a pinkish tint in her fur.

Origins

Valla was one of the Tagu Kong bred and raised by Kong trainer Ewata until she killed the Atu Shaman and was banished from the village to live among the monsters of Skull Island, despite Ewata having committed the crime.

History

Kong of Skull Island

Kong of Skull Island #1

After a fight in the Kong pits, Valla's friend and trainer Ewata took her and her fellow Tagu Kong to search for islands to graze on. Unfortunately, the tides took control of the boats and they drifted to Skull Island, where they were attacked by Pteranodons.

Kong of Skull Island #2

A Gigantic Iguana tipped the boat, and Valla and a Kong named Konga turned it upright while the rest of their kind fought off the monsters. After the battle, while sailing home from Skull Island, Ewata revealed to Valla that she was two months pregnant.

Kong of Skull Island #3

During a volcanic eruption on the island, the undisciplined Atu Kong escaped their pens and began to rampage. Valla calmed them and fought them off while her fellow Tagu Kong helped the humans to escape before boarding the Kong ships to sail for a new home, but the tides took them back to Skull Island.

Kong of Skull Island #4

After Ewata's husband K'reti was murdered, she sought comfort with Valla, but was informed that the Kong were acting restless and fearful of threats over their wall.

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