One Titan from Godzilla vs. Kong almost had a unique offensive ability during the film.
Artist Matt Millard has shared an awesome new piece of official concept artwork from the most recent installment in the Monsterverse. In the art, we can see an early idea of what Titanus Nozuki/Warbat could have looked like.
Not only is the appearance of the Titan drastically different than what we saw in the film, but Nozuki also sports an electrical tail. If this feature had made it into Godzilla vs. Kong, then maybe we could have seen the Titans use their tails as an electric attack against Kong in Hollow Earth (which would have been a role reversal of Kong having electric abilities of his own in King Kong vs. Godzilla).
Do you wish that Nozuki had an electrical tail ability in the film? Let other fans know your stance on the topic in the comments below.
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