Fans are incredibly excited about the prospect of Mechagodzilla appearing in Godzilla vs. Kong and now we have our first jaw-dropping look at him.
Godzilla vs. Kong it is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of this year. The next film will see the two most famous monsters in the film industry collide for the second time on the big screen.
While much of the plot of the film was kept secret, the trailers showed Godzilla acting slightly out of character, apparently causing intentional damage and injuring people. This seems to result in humans relying on Kong’s help. However, fans theorized that there is a wildcard at play: Mechagodzilla.
Although it has not yet been officially confirmed whether or not the legendary villain is in the film, the latter Godzilla vs. Kong The trailer may have given fans their first look at it.
Is Mechagodzilla in the Godzilla vs Kong trailer?
Like the previous trailers, this teaser reveals some epic new scenes of Kong and Godzilla fighting each other. However, in the final sequence, the attention of both creatures turns to something else out of sight. In Godzilla’s tired eyes, however, there is the reflection of a frightening metallic creature hovering over him, with what appear to be his large metal claws on display as well.
The classic villain Godzilla was provoked in several photos in the original trailer before the merchandise gave fans their first look at the creature’s design. This trailer, however, is our first real kaiju scene that can be at least partially deciphered. And, if anything, it confirms that he will be involved in the film.
A sequel to 2014 Godzilla, From 2017 Kong: Skull Island and 2019 Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Garganutan’s film was initially due to be released in theaters last year. However, a series of delays – and a change that actually postponed the release date – ended up taking him to March 2021. Part of Warner Bros. ‘revolutionary new approach to film releases in 2021, Godzilla vs. Kong will be released in theaters and on HBO Max in the United States on March 31.
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