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Of the three new kaiju/Titans who very briefly appear in 2019’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

“Giant spider” is perfectly acceptable as far as a design aesthetic is concerned, but this many-legged new kaiju/Titan introduced in King of the Monsters.

he participates in the fight against Ghidorah and is the only monster that is able to bring Ghidorah down out of the air.

is one of the few newly appeared “Titans,” as the kaiju have been dubbed, who made his on-screen debut in 2019’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

he worst monster to serve as the primary antagonist of a Godzilla film. His design is goofy and confusing: He’s like some sort of cat-faced, wart-covered crocodile man?

s one of the most difficult monsters to rank,They clearly showed their contempt for the 1998 film .

s sort of a cool design, I suppose—he’s like a big iguana with fangs and webbed limbs that allow him to glide.

he giant spider proves himself decently capable in that film and also contributes during the Ghidorah fight in Destroy All Monsters, using his webbing to keep Ghidorah from taking to the air.

Its description consists of “It’s a big bird, and Godzilla fights it for some reason.”

whose “big moment” is batting away a rock kicked at him by Godzilla. I imagine “giant lobster” probably sounded better on paper than it did it execution.

is essentially just another earthly animal that happens to be giant-sized, this time a praying mantis.

Another difficult monster to rank, Godzilla’s offspring spends most of his appearances simply being annoying, but it’s mildly interesting to witness his developments in the Heisei series.

Likewise, his fight with the giant ape in King Kong vs. Godzilla is largely without context—Kong just happens upon him while the octopus is attacking a village.

The acronym stands for “Mobile Operation Godzilla Universal Expert Robot Aero-Type,” and if that name doesn’t make it clear, he’s a big, flying robot.

In Destroy All Monsters he appears but simply stands around during the final battle, looking on. In Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack.