Godzilla: sequel titles and taglines

Godzilla: The Revenge of MUTO Monsters!!

Tagline: Their War. Our end.

I disagree with some previous comments about the use of other Toho Monsters. I think in order for this series to have sequels and spawn a franchise they need to dig into the past 60 years of Godzilla lore. Anyways, on to what this thread is about. My ideas.

First Sequel:

Destroy All Monsters - Kind of like the Dark Knight, omit Godzilla from the title.

King Ghidorah, The Three Headed Monster - Use the title of the classic film that introduced KG, in order to bring him into this series.

Godzilla Returns - Very simple, and classic title as well.

Second Sequel:

King Of The Monsters - A great title to end a trilogy, IMO.

Godzilla, Age Of Monsters - Sounds powerful, and epic.

Or just King of the Monsters

A couple more sequel title/tagline ideas I thought of...

[i]Godzilla 3: Endgame[/i]

Tagline: [i]The beginning of the end.[/i]

I also thought up this tagline for the potential sequel(s): [i]Unstoppable force of nature. Immovable object of doom.[/i] Of course, the whole purpose of that tagline was to hype up Big G's confrontation with his arch nemesis (King Ghidorah) in the 2nd movie/1st sequel, but I think that one might be better suited for the 3rd and potential final film vs. either Bagan or Destoroyah w/a modded origin TBH (and they'd have to change his origin since the Oxygen Destroyer will have never even existed in this universe) because the later part of the tagline implies that his adversary is an "ultimate" or super kaiju and that would be Bagan/Destroroyah, of course.

Also, if KG is in the sequel (and by God, I hope he is, obvious reasons), the only monsters that could potentially "top" him in the 2nd sequel/3rd movie as far as Big G's competition are Bagan, Destoroyah, Mechagodzilla, and maybe Biollante. Obviously, 2 of those (possibly 3, as I believe Bagan had an alien/supernatural backstory involved as well from the [i]Super Godzilla[/i] SNES game) would have to have their backstory altered a bit while one wouldn't fit Edwards' "realistic" Godzilla universe at all.