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The cave snakes are a variety of abnormally large serpents. They tend to appear in King Kong media, almost always fighting against King Kong in some way.
History
The King Kong Show
A giant snake appears in the episode "The Hunter" where it is part of the background and does nothing, and as such, is quite highly detailed. A much less detailed version appears in "The Greeneyed Monster" where it doesn't do anything aside from considering its new meal.
King Kong Escapes
- Main article: Giant Sea Serpent.
King Kong (1976)
- Main article: Giant Boa.
The Mighty Kong
While King Kong is defending himself against pteranodons in The Mighty Kong, a giant snake drops down on him, binding him. After a struggle, King Kong frees himself and throws the giant snake away, presumably for it to meet its end in lava.
Kong: King of the Apes
- Main article: Giant Anaconda.
Abilities
Constriction
Its main characteristic is that it can wrap its entire body to suffocate its enemies.
Energy spheres
In King Kong 2: Furious Megaton Punch, the giant snakes shoot energy spheres to attack King Kong.
Video games
King Kong 2: Furious Megaton Punch
A few giant snakes can be found in the waters of the second world of King Kong 2: Furious Megaton Punch. They swim back and forth in the water, shooting energy spheres at King Kong, who can take care of them in a single punch.
Comics
King Kong (1968 comic)
In addition to the aforementioned Elasmosaurus, a giant snake also appears in the 1968 comic adaptation of King Kong. In this comic, it coils around King Kong, attempting to crush him, before being thrown away by the ape.
King Kong (1991 comic)
The giant snake that appears in the 1991 comic adaptation of King Kong attempts to constrict King Kong, who easily frees himself before killing the snake by pummelling its head against the ground.
Gallery
- Main article: Cave Snake/Gallery.
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