On the one hand, I was really disappointed they decided to make a bunch of new Titans instead of using any of the numerous other Kaiju. Would have loved some cameos. On the other hand, this was definitely my favorite of them. Great rendition of it!

The licenses over the Toho monsters are expensive, plus it's said they can be jerks about how their creatures are used (for example, forcefully they needed to mention their licensed copyrights when the cave paintings portraying them were shown at the post credits scene of Skull Island), so having already the main 4 on screen was quite an achievement. Anyway, I would liked to see sequences of the other monsters escaping and/or attacking the cities, because they still were small cameos.

However, I watched a video in Youtube saying there's an almost invisible Anguirus "cameo": in the undersea city sequence, at the moment when everything explodes with the nuke, it's supposed there's a skeleton at the corner. Officialy it's stated it's a random creature, but ever since the skull had horns over the head and one right over the nose, it's a pretty intentional nod to Anguirus... and they didn't pay for it!

The production was a bit roguish on some stuff, because also it is stated the Toho themes they used were both Godzila and Mothra themes, but the film features also features REQUIEM from Godzilla vs Destoroyah. It's quite subtle because there were some notes, but if you pay attention you can hear it... and do not forget how they took elements from How to Train Your Dragon 2. The Alpha thing where there was a creature capable to control others was pretty similar, but they made a blatant rip-off of it in the ending sequence. Try to check the video HOW TO TRAIN YOUR TITAN: The Truth about Godzilla King of the Monsters that nobody told you in Youtube, it matches the ending of each movie scene per scene. I need to say I find odd that nobody WANTS To talk about it, because the stuff is truly evident.

Yeah that was a really cool titan. Great work!! He looks spot on...excellent!!

Thanks. I need to say I could not avoid humming the Ice Age theme while I was working with this