Future King Ghidora

Thats awesome. Did u see the original worste acting ever haha

And for all of you "realism" people, it could have been a M.U.T.O. experiment at a new species to lower populations ofirritating species but it absorbed some type of energy like radiation or gamma that combine three of the Ghidoras into the King Ghidora and then Godzilla fights it.

That's still not 'realism' to be honest. Basic studies of the reality surrounding how nuclear energy and radiation function and their effects on the environment will explain why.

Anyway, there will not be a King Ghidorah in the new franchise, however if the movie does well enough and Toho asks or encourages Legendary to actually "remake" one of the old films featuring Ghidorah, then I'll want him to keep his origins.

Part of the charm of Ghidorah being an alien was that we didn't need an explanation of his origin or how he came to be. The fact that he was an alien that was badass was more than enough. His ass-kickery in the Showa series and the Heisei series didn't need the whole futurian thing to be honest, and even though it kind of worked for Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah in the early 90's, it was unnecessary.

So all in all, I think that the whole concept of King Ghidorah as a three headed Dragon from space doens't need adjusting or be drawn into the 'realism' part of it. Making him look realistic, as far as anatomics are concerned, is more important than giving him a believable origin. If he must have one: Alien from space. Period. It's more than enough, even by today's standards.

I know but with the whole M.U.T.O. thing i saw a way to find a crossing between the real part of the new age of Godzilla and the old fashion monsters of aliens and mutants.