A later Godzilla movie could really shake things up with a heroic Mecha-Titan like Moguera or Jet Jaguar.
Given the campy nature of the latter, the one that makes the most sense is Moguera, a robot that the Japanese government built as a defense against Godzilla in the Heisei era. If it wasn’t Mechagodzilla, what was it? If it’s a Toho monster, the only options are Godzilla vs. This of course raises questions about what Monarch was actually building. Kong, Mechagodzilla is a creation of Walter Simmons (Demin Bichir) and APEX. Kong, many assumed that he’s what the credits were hinting at, but the movie’s plot indicates that he may not have been Monarch’s “ mechanized giant” after all. When it was discovered that Mechagodzilla would be the villain of Godzilla vs. Under the headline, “Monarch Boosts Forces Around Skull Island”, it was stated that Monarch was previously working on the construction of a “ mechanized giant”. Godzilla: King of the Monsters teased a robotic Titan in the newspaper articles featured in the credits. They could serve as either allies or enemies in Godzilla and Kong sequels. With each new installment, it may be able to make room for a Toho monster or two. However, Legendary is unlikely to limit itself only to new Titans. It’s possible that this approach will be taken again if the MonsterVerse moves forward.
Since budget issues stood in the way of that happening, King of the Monsters instead introduced a few brand-new Titans to the MonsterVerse, such as Behemoth, Methuselah, and Scylla. Otherwise, fans could have been treated to cameos from some iconic fan favorites. According to Godzilla: King of the Monsters director Michael Dougherty, the prices attached to each kaiju is one of the main reasons why no additional Toho monsters made appearances in King of the Monsters. To use these monsters, Legendary had to purchase the rights to them from Toho. His robotic counterpart was the most recent addition to the MonsterVerse, having appeared as the main villain of Godzilla vs. At this point, Legendary Pictures has made use of five monsters from Toho’s rich library giant creatures, including Godzilla himself, Rodan, Mothra, King Ghidorah, and Mechagodzilla. The MonsterVerse has laid the groundwork for a number of Toho kaiju to appear in future Godzilla movies.
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