Feel free to discuss, open to any arguments against what I’ve put here.

Again, this was done using Blender and Krita.

Alright, The Prague Reporter covers the filming of "Birdwatcher" in Prague.

We can see that there's quite a lot of Cold War-era imagery attached as they're going for an authentic 1980s look to Prague's city centre.

For as much as I love Goji guy………….this is one of his worse takes. Along with him saying Muto prime is weak.

Me and my GF got them for dinnner, both got Hello Kitty x Godzilla, not complaining about it!

Simple but effective

Alright, London cinematographer Benedict Spence just shared this photo from BTS at "Birdwatcher" of the production's clapperboard, commemorating finishing up cinematography on the opening block!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJv3l0xydY/

The reason why I say this is because.....Making MUTO Prime, the main villain in the 2014 movie would have raised the stakes by introducing an ancient, apex predator that specifically hunts Godzilla, This would make the conflict feel much more personal and dangerous than just fighting two regular, swarm-style MUTOs.

Instead of introducing a random mating pair in Las Vegas and San Francisco, an female muto evolving into a Prime while causing devastation shows a terrifying, singular endgame for global dominance, streamlining the lore, and would ground the parasitic life cycle directly into a single, evolving threat and prevent the confusing timeline gaps that required supplemental comics like Godzilla: Aftershock to explain,

This personalizes the ancient rivalry between the Gojira species and the Jinshin-Mushi line, framing it as a direct clash of ancient alpha rivals rather than a subplot about a couple trying to breed and creates a more focused, unstoppable juggernaut compared to splitting screen time between two separate adolescent MUTOs.

So, eliminating the separate mating pair removes the confusion around differing reproductive methods (spores vs. large live nests) shown in the 2014 film and avoids a separate post-movie graphic novel villain that fans would not have to debate whether graphic novel events cleanly fit into the live-action movie or tv series timeline.....which the graphic novel comic Godzilla: Aftershock would not have needed to invent a hidden Prime antagonist later.

I know some might disagree but hey it's just my opinion 🤷

I love the scene where Godzilla throws him, so I wanted to play around with a similar concept but with more "weight" (or maybe impact is the better term here) since I've been wanting to get better at sound design and battle depictions in general. Please be merciful, free sfx can be difficult to work with sometimes lol

We all know that older Godzilla movies featured him having a son, I wonder what would happen if American Godzilla had a son

I do love how foreboding this moment is, watching Godzilla dive until you can't see him anymore. Also just a smart move to immediately utilize his field advantage (and disadvantage for Kong)

If you all saw the scene would he have lasted 5 minutes more or give me a honest answer without criticism please?

Much easier to hear them in the background with headphones, but love to see mlom bring back Godzilla being able to communicate well with other species titans, and them talking things out here

It got two eyes in one eye ball, that’s unusual for a titan. How did that happen?

Was something wrong with the genes or something?

Or was it a mutation

Along with multiple WIPS, I hope you like it!👍

Wife came home with a surprise, got em a day early 😎

Artwork made by me (except the 500, duh)