Stone army

The Stone Army appears as black-skinned soldiers with black and red armor and glowing green eyes. Their faces are covered in white or red markings and their teeth are sharp fangs, adding to their inhuman appearance. They wear red and gray armor with a green spiral displayed on the abdominal plating. All ranks (save the Scouts) wear jagged red shoulder pads. In addition, Warriors and Generals wear elaborate helmets vaguely resembling the one worn by Samurai warriors, but with fang-like details around the mouth guard and small, wing-like protrusions on the sides.


 * Natives of Skull Island: The Stone Army's design is largely the same between sets and other media, with the exception of the markings on the Scouts and Soldier's faces. In the sets, the Scouts have yellow markings and the Soldiers have blue ones, but other media depicts them both with white markings.
 * The Overlord: The Stone Army's design may be based on the terracotta warriors of ancient China, who were said to protect the souls of their owners when they passed on. Entire armies were buried with Chinese emperors, much like how the Stone Army was sealed underground in the TV show.
 * Creature Features
 * Name: Stone army
 * Species: Human
 * Where? Villages of Skull Island

Skull Island Sacrifice
During these rituals, the natives of Skull Island kidnap the victim and tie them tightly onto an altar. They then light fires across the length of the wall, to alert Kong of the event. They beat their wooden posts, and they start chanting "Kong", and they then lower their Victim down on the long bridge. Kong arrives soon afterward, and takes his new partner.


 * Black People: They are largely portrayed as tribal with Stone Age technology and culture. Their skin is of a almost black complexion and like real tribal-people their clothing largely consists of loincloths.
 * Humans of the Stone Age: In the episode of The World of Kong: A Natural History of Skull Island, they seem restricted to one side of the wall and also don't seem to be familiar with guns are fear them, as demonstrated when one was shot to death by Captain Englehorn while attempting to kill Carl Denham, while the rest fled into hiding and again displayed this fear when the Venture team arrived to rescue Ann Darrow. In the associated video-game they seem to have a much bigger geographical range as villages and other outposts of their making have been encountered by both the Venture-crew and Kong much farther away from the wall. While they still seem to view Kong as a deity, this doesn't stop them from attacking him, especially if he wanders through their territory. They also seem to have slightly domesticated Venatosaurus as they once tried unleashing a pack of the dromaeosaur on Jack Driscoll, Carl Denham and Ben Hayes in the hopes to kill them.
 * Did You Know? Stone army is based on the skull islanders. commonly known as the natives of Skull Island.