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When asked if Emma was a villain to him, Michael Dougherty stated "Emma was sort of born out of a very dark corner of my own mind. When I was a kid in grade school, when I would get teased, which happened now and then (I was like the little short half-Asian kid in a very white Catholic school) I used to sort of fantasize and imagine that Godzilla and the other monsters would show up and teach my school a lesson. So I've always had this weird, dark fantasy of populating the world with giant monsters just to see what would happen. Because honestly, maybe human beings shouldn't be at the top of the food chain. Maybe there needs to be a species above us that sort of keeps us in line, you know? And keeps our population in check, because look what happens without that. So I tried to come up with some logic, some character that would embrace that philosophy, but also one that can be painted in shades of gray, that wasn't a mustache twirling villain that wanted to do it just to see the world burn, or was doing it for some sort of bizarre financial profit or anything like that. But a very complicated and conflicted antagonist. I don't even like referring to her as a villain, to be honest. I think Ghidorah is most definitely the "villain," but I find that Emma, and even Jonah, as much as they go to very great extremes to accomplish their mission, their intentions are good, and very much debatable as to whether or not they are effective."

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