Not available

Manda could also exist if the MonsterVerse followed the laws of physics.

///

Varan and the bug kaijus

Realistically, giant monsters don't and can't exist. Literally any relatively-well-versed giant monster fan knows this.

That's not what Legendary is doing with the Monsterverse. They're taking a "grounded" approach, trying to figure what kinds of roles in the global ecology giant monsters would play, like real-life animals. Godzilla is an apex predator, top of the food chain, whom deals with competition such as Shinomuras and M.U.T.O. parasites.

Basically, figure out a grounded design for an animal on Earth that would benefit it as a competing organism in the global ecology. For example, Anguirus is a logical design, a large and heavily armored quadruped that is suited for burrowing and slow, rhythmic "dance-like" combat.

Honestly, out of the current Monsterverse, only creatures like Shinomura and King Ghidorah are a bit out there.

Varan could possibly work if he has similar wings to the M.U.T.O and possibly titanosaurus.

Gezora: A prehistoric Squid that inspires the Kraken stuff

Baragon: Prehistoric Reptile

Anguirus: Evolved Ankylosaurus

Zilla: A theropod that was mistaken as Godzilla by some New Yorkers

Gorosaurus: Evolved Allosaurus

Giant bugs: Basically Giant Bugs

Megaguirus: Ancient Dagonfly

And other monsters that are just oversized animals.

I know the Shinomura isn't 100% canon for some reason, bu I'd like to see them appear in a film. A kaiju that can split into multiple parts is a cool idea.

I would LOVE if the opening sequence to Godzilla 2: King of the Monsters directly animated Godzilla fighting the Shinomura, making Awakening 100% canonical and not in a "some elements are pulled but the entire thing isn't explicitly referenced" way, The Legend of Brian.

i think all these Kaiju's develop there own energy fields. they are like bee's, according to laws of aviation bee's cannot fly but yet they do. Kaiju and MUTO's don't care what laws mankind made. they follow there own rules.

Actually, that whole "bees can't actually fly according to reality" thing is an urban myth, perpetuated enough that some people actually take it as fact.

Besides, things like "energy fields" and whatnot are more explicit science-fiction, something that the MonsterVerse hasn't been keen on perpetuating as of yet.

Im just saying, there is always a freak of nature or phenomenon that always questions our basis for reality. These characters and monsters go by what laws of nature change for them. they are "mutants". our laws don't apply to them.