Every Monster in the Godzilla: King of the Monsters Trailer

After several teases about which kaiju Godzilla will face, or possibly ally himself with, in Michael Dougherty's Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Legendary Pictures has finally released the second trailer, which expands upon the monster roster.

While the first trailer held back on the other Titans, as Monarch calls them, this latest footage reveals even more creatures that are coming to the surface to either stake their dominance or to help Godzilla, and humanity, take back the planet. Here's a rundown of all of the Titans we spotted in the new trailer.

KING GHIDORAH

After teasing Godzilla's arch-nemesis in an electrical storm in the first trailer, we finally see the three-headed dragon in all his glory. Ghidorah definitely cuts an intimidating figure, as he's bigger in size, packing three spiked tails, and oh, yeah, using electric powers against Godzilla.

An earlier poster showcased Ghidorah overpowering Godzilla, and this new footage seems to indicate he will be the alpha to beat. The epic shot of him at the end, charging into Godzilla, is more than enough to whet fans' appetites, but it should also scare Monarch, because from how he destroys its scientific facilities here, Ghidorah is friend to no one. This trailer doesn't expand on what Monarch's designation of "Monster Zero" means, but it could be that he's the first Titan they began studying in Antarctica.

RODAN

There were previous teases of Rodan emerging from his volcanic lair, razing Capitol Hill and soaring over cities and this trailer expands on that. There are better shots of him crawling out his lava-filled home, and we see his crusty, flaming exterior -- not to mention his enormous wings, which create a wind vortex as he flies.

So far, it seems Rodan will mostly be going up against U.S. military jets, with the trailer showing him spinning and maneuvering to outclass them, and even using his giant claws to hook a couple. It's left to be seen which side he'll join when Godzilla and Ghidorah throw down, or if "The One Born of Fire" (as Monarch has tagged him) sides with anyone at all.

MOTHRA

So far, we got a nice close-up of Mothra's face, as well as a cute tease recently with the creature cooing and emitting her warm, white-hot glow. But here, she's just as fierce in battle. The trailer hints she's a friend to mankind, with Monarch recently designating her "Queen of the Monsters."

She may well be Godzilla's ally, but make no mistake: When we finally see the moth spreading her wings and taking to the skies to battle Rodan or Ghidorah, we know she means business. It's a great hint of the destruction and power she holds within when it comes to ensuring the other Titans don't abuse their power.

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KUMONGA

At 0:47, this trailer shows what appears to be giant legs emerging from an oil-drilling site. While we don't see the creature itself, as surely Dougherty & Co. want to keep some surprises for the actual film, they would appear to spider-legs, which point to the giant spider-kaiju Kumonga, who debuted in 1967's Son of Godzilla.

In Toho lore, Kumonga hibernated under Sogell Island in a deep cave, and emerged when the ecosystem was threatened by man. Kumonga has been an ally of Godzilla, even after coming into conflict with him, and realized Ghidorah was the larger threat. It's likely the drilling won't be the signal for Kumonga to come to the surface, but instead the other Titan activity occurring across the globe.

ANGUIRUS

At 0:58, there's what seems to be an entire mountain being uprooted, hinting at Anguirus, the irradiated dinosaur who was more of a friend to Godzilla than a creature that merely fought alongside him for survival. While it's an educated guess here, what suggests Anguirus is the shape of the mountain. He debuted in 1955's Godzilla Raids Again, and is known as Godzilla's first rival.

This Titan's Toho appearance was that of a mean four-legged turtle, with spikes on its back and tail, which is the perfect base for a mountain to be perched upon. If any creature were designed to be hibernating beneath a mountain, given its shape it would be Anguirus. If this is indeed the case, then Godzilla would have one more ally in his corner for the war to come.

GODZILLA

Last, but not least, there's the star of the show, Godzilla. He looks meaner and far more agile than he was in Gareth Edward's 2014 movie. Maybe it's because in that film he had just woken up and was a bit slow, but as we see him barreling into Ghidorah at the end of this new footage, he's faster than when we last saw him.

It definitely looks as if Godzilla will need some help against Ghidorah, but then again, we don't see him using his atomic breath yet. He just wouldn't be called king if he didn't have a few tricks up his sleeve. Once more, he will be humanity's savior, taking them on as pets and ensuring the balance of the world is kept intact.

Directed by Michael Dougherty, Godzilla: King of the Monsters stars Vera Farmiga, Ken Watanabe, Sally Hawkins, Kyle Chandler, Millie Bobby Brown, Bradley Whitford, Thomas Middleditch, Charles Dance, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Aisha Hinds, and Zhang Ziyi. The film opens May 31, 2019.

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Every Kaiju in the New Godzilla: King of the Monsters Trailer