Deluxe Destruction Pack MUTO is Eight-legged MUTO (PROOF AND LINKS)

To be clear, I didn't write this to be sarcastic or to deliberately argue with anyone. I wrote this because I saw the argument about the Deluxe Destruction Pack Muto. And well, I'm certain I can put this topic to rest.

I believed at first that the Muto in that set was indeed the winged one. However, once I recalled some things I had read about this set, I realized I was wrong, and I have proof to back it up.

There are two Destruction Packs, in case anyone didn't know, and the leaked photos are of the Deluxe one. Plain and simple, scroll down on this link and read what this set includes:

http://www.toywiz.com/deluxedestructionpack.html

"Bring the excitement of the Godzilla movie home and fight for humanity as Godzilla, or be the Eight-legged Muto and try to destroy the world."

If that isn't proof enough, read this link for the NON-DELUXE Destruction Pack:

http://www.toywiz.com/godzilladestructionpack2.html

"Bring the excitement of the Godzilla movie home and fight for humanity as Godzilla, or be the Winged Muto and try to destroy the world."

Same description, just different Mutos. 

To prove that the Destruction Pack we saw in the photos was the DELUXE Destruction Pack, read what it contains. It lists a bridge that breaks apart. Whereupon the regular Destruction Pack containing the Winged Muto, does not, confirming that the set with the Eight-legged Muto is indeed the one we saw in the photos.

I've got even more proof to go along with this. Remember Chris' article?

http://www.godzilla-movies.com/news/1564

If you recall (or simply read it again), the article is definitely describing the non-deluxe pack, as it contains less things and doesn't mention the bridge. Plus, the description for the Muto is completely different than the one we saw in the photos- it has only two legs and the head is somewhere between a moth/fly in appearance. Plus, Thorsten calls it Mothra. Does this sound like the Muto we saw? No, and the Muto we saw has more than two legs. This article says that the Muto being described is the Winged one, confirming, once again, that the monster in the photos we saw was in fact the Eight-legged Muto.