Corpses

if you watch this in full HD (Toho Kingdom has the best Full HD video) on this scene 1. you can see more corpses 2. you can see that the spine and ribcage stay the same pattern all the way untill you can't see no more, also (not being ruse or harsh) AKAGI, are you really using a script whcih may not 60% legit, even if that script got some things right according from the trailer, that could still be an older script before it was finshed (when i mean finsished i mean that it was polished by Frank Darabot (who finalized the script)). it may not be a snake but it can't be a godzilla, it could be any other reptile, but it doesn't even match the skeloten structure of the original godzilla's skeleton.

Godzillafan1995-- I doubt that Darabont would change a key plot point. 

Not only does the whole plot revolve around finding a Godzilla body. Not only does it provide Godzilla with a name, it explains the connection between Godzilla and the muto and explains why muto is a threat, why Godzilla and Muto fight.

To have the skeleteon be another giant creature would just be confusing. I'm going to say at this point, I'm 80% sure the script was real and I'm 90% sure this skeleton is of a Godzilla. To just have a third, odd creature in the film would make almost no sense and give no idea of how dangerous the muto are.

The script basically explains that Muto were mortal enemies of Godzilla's species and capable of taking a Godzilla down... I know a few things about story telling and if Muto is portrayed as being capable of killing Godzilla, it really hurts the suspense factor in the film. 

But-- whatevs. When the film comes out, one of us is going to be jamming out to Mr. Bumpy's I was right and you were wrong song. Until then, lets just agree to disagree. 

Look closely guys, the skeleton goes on, and on until we are unable to see it. It doesn't seem to be a Godzilla skeleton. :O

I'm not bashing those who think it's Godzilla's, but just look at how long and narrow the structure is.

thank you daikaiju danielle