Godzilla's dorsal spines in Godzilla vs. Kong footage

JurassicKaiju14

I'm pretty sure it's the angle. One thing that I did notice that they changed is that the tip of his tail is now back to the tapered end that 2014 had as opposed to the more blunt, rounded end that KOTM had.

And I'm honestly glad for that. The tapered look is a lot better, IMO.

TheLazyFish

Might just be the angle. I don't see why they'd make his dorsal spines so small. Unless that's some other kind of Godzilla, like Godzilla Junior in Godzilla V.S. Destoroyah. But I still doubt it...

TheGMan123

The aesthetic is definitely still along the same lines as KOTM's take, but I gotta agree that the angle is throwing off proper measurement.

KingKaijuGojira

I agree with everyone. I think it is the angle of the shot and the poor picture quality. They did a fantasic job with the dorsal plates in KOTM. I can't imagine them changing again, even in size. 

MinecraftDinoKaiju

Yeah, same here. Let's just wait for a better quality photo before assuming.

Gmkgoji

ANGLE-SIDE-SIDE

JHT

Actually I think his tail looks the same as it did in kotm it's just in this scene the end of his tail dips behind some fog and/or into the way and that is why it looks different.

JHT

Actually I think his tail looks the same as it did in kotm it's just in this scene the end of his tail dips behind some fog and/or into the way and that is why it looks different.

JurassicKaiju14

JHT No, it definitely looks like they tapered out the end of the tail. Look at the bottom right corner. That's clearly his tail right there.

Kattozilla

His spines look the same size tbh.

That's just me though.

Feyden

To me it looks like the largest spine has been torn off. 

Gmkgoji

...That may actually be the case, because Kongs arms are FRICKIN HUGE

TheGMan123

I dunno, based on the original trailer description, Kong's individual punches don't seem to do much to Godzilla.