GodzillaFan!!!
MemberMothra LarvaeNov-01-2014 8:56 PMMUTOs have the ability to send out EMP attacks; King Ghidorah, in most of incarnation and particularlly in GMK, uses electrical bolts. Is it possible, should King Ghidorah be in the sequel, he did not attack earth because of the MUTOs? Now that all the MUTOs are pretty much extinct, he might appear?
HeiseiKing
MemberMothra LarvaeNov-01-2014 10:44 PMwell there not really electrical bolts, there gravity beams last i heard
KingKaijuGojira
MemberTitanosaurusNov-02-2014 5:02 AMThey are Gravity Beams. So I think it wouldn't matter to King Ghidorah if the MUTOs were extinct or not. Besides, he has his strength and 3 constricting necks. He doesn't necessarliy need his Gravity Beams to fight.
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JRR
MemberMothra LarvaeNov-02-2014 6:38 AMEven thougth they are not electric beams, having the MUTOS einctxt afect the ecosistem would be a good idea, i mean serisawa whas wrong, by killing both MUTOS godzilla didn't creat balance he destroyed it, scince MUTOS controll the Godzilla population and vice versa
dinoboy22
MemberMothra LarvaeNov-02-2014 7:01 AMpretty sure theres only one godzilla and if there isnt theres probably just a baby or the egg that will become a baby. having more than two godzillas at a time kind of takes the magic out of him. the only reason the baby wouldnt is because godzilla will need a replacement in some point when he most likely dies of old age
gtbetta35
MemberMothra LarvaeNov-03-2014 9:43 AMPerhaps because there are different types of mutos (Godzilla, Mothra, KG, MUTO), they will give a nod to an old Goji foe in the sequel and call the first films MUTOs Gigan or Megalon? Just for their record books?
Captain Cold
MemberMothra LarvaeAug-07-2021 5:01 AMYep. Maybe the muto prime could stalemate it but it's not canon i think
