Now again... What is the white "claw" thing in the train scene?

maybe they decided the white/grey looked like crap on the toys and decided to go black, because once you go black...you NEVER, go back

Ok, first, the toys never look like the movie, only the basic, nothing too detailed.  Those are bith pictures of the MUTOs.  The top is the flying one diving into the ocean and the "claw" in the new trailer is one of the two's appendages.  If you look at the toys, they have those hooked appendages on their limbs.  Their children's toys, so they won't look exactly like the movie, they are WAY less detailed.

@kaijugroupie84

well said there man childrens toys never look like what they do in the movie at all.

Are you just reposting what I've said today in 3 other posts? Geez Louise. Besides you left out the best evidence...the grey wing and claw that seems to have something to do with the crashing chopper in 2nd trailer. Remember what color Mr. Hankey changed to when he died? Maybe this is an "old" Rodan...  :-D

Its got to be the head biting down on the train, you can see what looks like the eye (I might be wrong) and the membrane between the jaws. You see the same sort of mouth and head shape when you look at those chibi figures.

@Garyzilla, no matter how much you want it to be Rodan, it is not going to be Rodan.

nope so many people here have had to prove time after time that all of these monsters are new expect godzilla he is the only toho kaiju in this film.

@Garyzilla It's not Rodan. Quit reaching, wait for the sequel if anything. Let Godzilla have his moment.

lets just give up and wait

we probably dont even know part of what seems to be the "muto"

That's a head, not a claw.

if you watch the IGN video where they talk about 20 minutes of the movie they saw, they mention a huge surprise that is shown during the halo jump AND the train scene. They also mentioned there is clues to what it is in their trailer review, if you watch that the only predictions they make is that rodan is in a scene.... so is it that much of a reach to say they paid a licensing fee with their cogillion dollar budget to bring in a twist?