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When it was first announced that this would become the first Hollywood-produced Godzilla film to feature King Ghidorah, Rodan, and Mothra, fans were understandably concerned about how the three beloved kaiju would be portrayed. King of the Monsters was true to the legacy of the original characters by only making minor tweaks to their designs. Ghidorah's golden scales, three heads, two tails with bludgeoned tips, and gravity beams were all part of his original appearance, and each of them was carried over to the MonsterVerse. Among the things that were updated about Ghidorah's design were his legs, the size of his wings, and the shades of yellow on his scales. King of the Monsters also keeps Ghidorah's alien origins. Like his Toho counterpart, the MonsterVerse's Ghidorah is a powerful creature from outer space who lays waste to every civilization he comes across. At some point in the past, his travels brought him to Earth, where he remained for centuries in a block of ice in Antarctica. Ghidorah is the most sinister of all the Titans. Whereas Godzilla stomps through cities without intentionally bringing harm to innocent people, King Ghidorah purposively wreaks havoc on the people around him. Ghidorah's power is recognized by the other Titans. While Godzilla and Mothra don't regard him as the alpha, both are aware of the threat he poses to the world. This is the King Ghidorah that Godzilla fans are familiar with, and have been awaiting for decades.

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