List of Monsterverse monsters

This page is a list of all monsters (Titans), Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organisms (MUTOs), and other fictional creatures featured in MonsterVerse-related media. Each character is placed under the section of the media where it has been most prominently featured.

Lists

Films

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description
Godzilla		• Godzilla (2014) • Godzilla: Awakening • Kong: Skull Island [cave painting] • Godzilla: Aftershock • Godzilla: King of the Monsters	Main article: Godzilla/Legendary.
MUTO (2014 male)		• Godzilla (2014) • Godzilla: King of the Monsters [stock footage]	Main article: MUTO.
MUTO (2014 female)		• Godzilla (2014) • Godzilla: King of the Monsters [severed head & stock footage]	Main article: MUTO.
King Kong		• Kong: Skull Island • Skull Island: The Birth of Kong • Godzilla: King of the Monsters [stock footage]	Main article: King Kong/Legendary.
Skullcrawler		Kong: Skull Island	Main article: Skullcrawler. Cranium Reptant are a species of enormous reptiles that lived in subterranean hollows beneath Skull Island, and drove their rival species of giant apes to near extinction.
Skull Devil			Main article: Skullcrawler.
Mother Longlegs		• Kong: Skull Island • Skull Island: The Birth of Kong	Main article: Mother Longlegs. Mother Longlegs are a species of gargantuan spider with legs resembling bamboo shoots that lived and hunted in the bamboo forests of Skull Island.
Sker Buffalo		Kong: Skull Island	Main article: Sker Buffalo. A species of giant bovine creatures known as Sker Buffalo call Skull Island home. They are one of the few Skull Island creatures that are not inherently hostile to the humans.
Mire Squid		Kong: Skull Island	Main article: Mire Squid. A species of Cephalopod inhabited the waterways of Skull Island, and were big enough to challenge Kong himself.
Spore Mantis		Kong: Skull Island	Main article: Spore Mantis. The Spore Mantis is a species of giant insect that evolved to resemble logs on the forest floor.
Leafwing		• Kong: Skull Island • Skull Island: The Birth of Kong • Godzilla: King of the Monsters	Main article: Leafwing. Icarus Folium are a subspecies of Psychovulture evolved to have plant-like wing membranes. They traveled in flocks. They appeared very briefly at the end of Godzilla: King of the Monsters as well.
Triceratops		Kong: Skull Island	Main article: Triceratops. At one point, Triceratops lived on Skull Island. Although it is unknown if they continue to live, at least one Triceratops' skeleton rested in the Valley of the Fallen Gods.
Mothra		• Kong: Skull Island [cave painting] • Godzilla: King of the Monsters	Main article: Mothra/Legendary.
Rodan			Main article: Rodan/Legendary.
King Ghidorah			Main article: King Ghidorah/Legendary.
Methuselah		Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)	Main article: Methuselah.
Scylla			Main article: Scylla.
Behemoth Mapinguari			Main article: Behemoth.
MUTO (2019 female)			Main article: MUTO. History A female MUTO was awakened by King Ghidorah's call and began to rampage along with the other newly-awakened Titans. Having arrived in Boston after Godzilla killed Ghidorah, the MUTO and a handful of other Titans submitted to the King of the Monsters.
Leviathan			Leviathan is named after a sea serpent from the Hebrew Bible. History Residing at Outpost 49 in Loch Ness, Scotland, Leviathan was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Amhuluk			Amhuluk is named after a horned water monster from Oregonian folklore. History Residing at Outpost 66, beneath the Manpupuner rock formations in Russia, Amhuluk was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Baphomet			Baphomet is named after a god that King Philip IV of France accused the Knights Templar of worshiping in 1307. History Residing at Outpost 68 in Volubilis, Morocco, Baphomet was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Sekhmet			Sekhmet is named after a goddess of war and healing from Egyptian mythology. The destruction left behind by Sekhmet that was seen one of the nine monitors broadcasting the Titans' rampage was a reutilized shot of a trampled train with many bodies strewn about, seen in the 2012 Comic-Con teaser trailer and the official teaser trailer for Legendary Pictures' Godzilla. History Residing at Outpost 65 in Cairo, Egypt, Sekhmet was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Mokele-Mbembe			Mokele-Mbembe is named after a sauropod-like cryptid said to live in the Congo. Godzilla: King of the Monsters - The Official Movie Novelization describes him as having a "massive, snake-like tail," "four thick legs," a curved horn on his head "pulsing with a very faint green light," a head that looks "something like an earless elephant, except that its tusks turned down, rather than up," and a mouth that "open[s] like a crocodile's, revealing thousands of teeth." History Residing at Outpost 75 in Jebel Barkal, Sudan, Mokele-Mbembe was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. He was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park. Abilities In the novelization, he used his trunk and tail as weapons when battling Monarch and the Egyptian army, while unfazed by tanks, fighter jets, and high-tension lines. Trivia Mokele-Mbembe is referred to as Mokele for short, and also by the nickname M&M, in the Godzilla: King of the Monsters novelization.
Yamata no Orochi			Yamata no Orochi is named after the eight-headed dragon from Japanese mythology. History Residing at Outpost 91 at Mount Fuji in Japan, Yamata no Orochi was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Typhon			Typhon is named after the "father of monsters" from Greek mythology. The mythical Typhon's children include Scylla, also the namesake of a Titan. History Residing at Outpost 92 in Angkor Wat, Cambodia, Typhon was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Bunyip			Bunyip is named after a swamp monster from Australian Aboriginal mythology. History Residing at Outpost 99, beneath Ayers Rock in Australia, Bunyip was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Abaddon			Abaddon is named after an "angel of the bottomless pit" who leads an army of locusts in the Christian Bible's Book of Revelations. History Residing at Outpost 77, beneath Devils Tower in the U.S. state of Wyoming, Abaddon was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Tiamat			Tiamat is named after a Babylonian salt sea goddess. History Residing at Outpost 53, beneath Stone Mountain in the U.S. state of Georgia, Tiamat was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Quetzalcoatl			Quetzalcoatl is named after a Mesoamerican feathered serpent god. History Residing at Outpost 57 in Machu Picchu, Peru, Quetzalcoatl was one of the many Titans who began to attack humanity under the direction of King Ghidorah. It was later pacified when Madison Russell activated the ORCA at Fenway Park.
Giant spider			History While fending off attacking Monarch soldiers in the Temple of the Moth in China, an enraged Mothra picked one of the men up with her mandibles and tossed it into a web. There, a giant spider could be glimpsed awaiting its next meal.
Anguirus-like skeleton "A creature that might or might not be Anguirus"			History Just outside of Godzilla's underwater lair laid the skeletal remains of a giant, spined quadruped monster. It was destroyed along with the rest of the submerged temple following the detonation of the nuclear device which revitalized Godzilla. Gallery View of the skeleton, untextured, from the home video bonus feature "The Undersea Lair" Trivia Mike Dougherty tweeted about the easter egg a little over a week after the movie came out in theaters, saying: "The skeleton of a creature that might or might not be Anguirus is briefly visible in one shot, just outside Godzilla’s underwater lair."

Comics

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description
Shinomura		Godzilla: Awakening	Main article: Shinomura.
Monarch museum creatures			Many creatures or their remains were on display in the museum inside Monarch Unit's headquarters in the 1940's: A gigantic ape resembling a black gorilla. A giant carnivorous plant. A giant shrimp. In a flashback to the Permian age, Shinomura was seen feeding from what looked like the shell of the same kind of giant shrimp before being attacked by Godzilla. A giant bird with black feathers and a long neck. The skeleton of a giant flying reptile. An enormous creature with multiple legs or tentacles and a brain-like body. Giant ape Giant carnivorous plant Giant shrimp Giant bird Giant flying reptile Brain-like creature Bipedal creature
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MUTO Prime		Godzilla: Aftershock	Main article: MUTO Prime.

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