Titan power levels

I agree with all except Scylla and Mothra.

I think Mothra and Rodan should be around the same, especially since she technically won their fight. so they should both be 8 in my opinion.

and Scylla seems like a stronger and bigger MUTO, I see him/her being a 7.

Godzilla should be tied with Ghidorah. They were on an even playing field in terms of might during all of their fights--with Ghidorah's only advantage being his flight. In their second showdown Godzilla was going to win in the water, and Ghidorah needed to juice up on an electrical plant in their final bout and stun Godzilla. With no advantages, no flight for Ghidorah, and no water for Godzilla--they're dead even and a fight can go either way.

I'm not sure I'd give anything with three heads and flight that has trouble hitting a hummer a 10.

I'd say Behemoth would probably be a 6.5

Burning Godzilla is over 9000 :)

EDIT: On that scale, Ghidorah would be around 6000, Rodan at 5000, Mothra at 4500 (1500-2000 in larva form). It's hard to tell the other Titans as we haven't seen too much of them in action, but I'd say a MUTO would be around 3000 (male) and 4000 (female), and Godzilla around 5000 in his basic form.

Godzilla should be 10...

Godzilla should be AT LEAST 10, because Ghidorah needed a boost, like Godzilla, to win. Godzilla was actually kicking Ghidorah's *** in the water, and they seemed even, if not in Godzilla's favor, in their first fight.

You forgot the MUTO prime

@G. H. (Gman)

I'm sure that's just a reference to how bad he's always been at aiming for things.

Also, you ever tried killing an ant by throwing pencils at it? Now multiply that by three and a wing suit and tell me how well that goes. :P

"Also, you ever tried killing an ant by throwing pencils at it? Now multiply that by three and a wing suit and tell me how well that goes."

What an absolutely bizarre, unrelatable and oddly disconnected comparison... I assume this is meant as a defense for King Ghidorah shooting like a stormtrooper?

@G. H. (Gman)

Thank you, I thought long and hard about the wording to get that exact reaction. Yes, though less a serious defense than a chance to frame the idea as humorously as possible.

Hitting small moving objects with projectiles is tough though, and unfortunately for Ghidorah it was the third act, which is when writers traditionally forget how capable the villain is in order for the underdog to pull off a crazy victory. I'll stop now.

One outlier does not a power level make, after all.

Ghidorah here is still one of the strongest film incarnations to date, being right up there with the likes of Keizer and Heisei King Ghidorah.