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MemberMothra LarvaeSep-17-2014 12:39 PMI just got the best ver. Of g 2014 and they say the muto has a larva stage. That's why the ground is that way during the 1999 escape of muto. Any thoughts
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Durp004
MemberBaragonSep-17-2014 12:44 PMThe 2012 comic con monster was nothing. It was just a concept. If you're just throwing out a theory you think would be cool, that would work but from the few scenes we saw of the monster is was dead and looked to be burned from what I assume would have been Godzilla's breath.

JRR
MemberMothra LarvaeSep-17-2014 12:56 PMId say the female never whent on a cacoon stage and is still in its larva form, thats why the male has wings and she dosen't

JRR
MemberMothra LarvaeSep-17-2014 12:56 PMId say the female never whent on a cacoon stage and is still in its larva form, thats why the male has wings and she dosen't

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MemberMothra LarvaeSep-17-2014 12:57 PMIt says it in the feature guys that they have a larva form
There are strong men and weak men. The strong ones are here to keep the weak ones up when ever they fail.

The King of the Monsters
MemberMothra LarvaeSep-17-2014 4:31 PMThey do have larval forms, but the creature in the Comic-Con trailer is just a scrapped concept monster. It isn't related to the M.U.T.O.s in any way except the fact that it was replaced by them. Gareth Edwards has even said in interviews that the Comic-Con monster was just a concept that isn't canon in the new film's universe in any way.
"When man falls into conflict with nature, monsters are born." - Professor Hayashida, The Return of Godzilla

TW_G-Fan2014
MemberMothra LarvaeSep-24-2014 9:38 PMThe 2012 monster is an unused concept, confirmed by Legendary Pictures. "Unused" means that it's never been used outside of that teaser. It never had a part to play in the film.