MUTO design speculation

Not to be rude, but what is this speculation based on again?

If it's that convenient "what was the name of the production during filming?" question that's fueling your speculation, then you're following a theory that was created and based on zero fact colletion efforts and zero evidence collection. The only thing that remotely hints that there could be a sea creature MUTO based on a Nautilus is that one of the MUTO's is multi-limbed, but that's not nearly enough evidence to support such a theory when so many other creatures and possibilities fall into that category.

There are four important facts that point to the MUTOs being land/air based creatures and not aquatic.

One, the numerous pictures of the sink holes. Two, none of the information leaks or shots in the trailer point to uniquely aquatic locations or settings. Three, the fact that both of the teasers were showing land based enemies. And four, the official information given thus far in the toys confirms a MUTO with wings.

The teasers weren't final in any way, that's true, but the fact that no aquatic creatures were shown or even hinted of in either one of them, let alone the official trailer, doesn't bode well for an aquatic MUTO. Sure the argument could be made that "they're trying to surprise us," but that's an incredibly flimsy argument and it has no evidence to support it that actually has merit.

Just sayin'.

@Kyero

Its a drawing dude, chill the hell out, not everything needs a wall of text. We know you like flexing your intellectual muscle here, but if you really wanted to prove you're smart, why don't you go to an academia oriented forum and converse amongst those mental giants and leave us mental dwarves alone.

Nice drawing man and AKAGI I agree with you.

Hey KYERO,

I'm not sure if you are aware of this, but for most people... Drawing is fun. Even if the MUTOs bear no resemblance to this particular vision of the creature, DEMPLEX will have a wonderful sketch and be able to admire how efficiently his imagination can creating something from almost nothing.

In my books: That's something to admire, not something to pointlessly criticize.