Well, considering the fact that the title of the next MonsterVerse film is literally "GODZILLA X KONG: SUPERNOVA" and the fact that Godzilla and Kong are certainly going to be teaming up/ing forces once more, it seems quite clear that not only is it going to be a matter of SpaceGodzilla officially arriving into the MonsterVerse as the one true "world-ending threat" that Godzilla, Kong and possibly all other Titans and even humanity all have to unite to battle against/confront, but if G-Force ends up making an official MonsterVerse appearance (which really isn't needed at all tbh especially if they're just simply going to serve as more of a nuisance than anything else anyway), then even they'll be more than likely to help/assist Godzilla, Kong and the rest of the other Titans in attempting to surmount such an enormously powerful and dangerously fatal threat in the form of SpaceGodzilla as the most logical result/outcome.

Kevin You're actually quite wrong about the meaning of "Omnipotence" there, buddy boy. "Omnipotence" means "All-Powerful/Invincible" pretty much and using Hulk punching ghosts is actually a pretty bad example in every manner of actuality. Thor has been denied access to certain things and certain places before and he's even been beaten a good number of times as well which thus prohibits him from being "Omnipotent" in any fashion. Even as the "All-Father", we've seen his power matched and trouble given to him even in THAT particular state/form. So get off of Thor's "manhood" now.

Scarlet Witch is NOT the "most powerful MCU character" even with her abilities and the magnitude of her abilities and never was nor will be either for that matter. There's far more where that came from and far better/more powerful at that which is precisely what Franklin Richards is about to demonstrate for all of us pretty soon.

Thor was never "omnipotent" even as the "All-Father of Asgard" and with the Odinpower/Odinforce at that too just for the record. And him being able to "warp reality" somehow was also a pretty big stretch especially since he was never THE SUPREME God, but just merely A God to start off with and generally speaking anyways.

Quite frankly, it wouldn't even begin to make even the slightest bit of sense to have "Supernova" in the title just to only have it refer to a mere, mundane fiery chaos up in London whatsoever!. If it's going to be "Godzilla X Kong: SUPERNOVA", then it most certainly HAS to either take place or deal with specifically SPACE-related issues and threats which is why SpaceGodzilla in particular would be absolutely PERFECT for a golden opportunity to be introduced at this point within the MonsterVerse. Legendary/Warner Bros. would indefinitely be the biggest idiots of the century if they completely up such perfect chances and excellent opportunities as these to finally take the MonsterVerse straight to new heights and thus push new boundaries that have never ever been seen before in MV mythology and lore.

Nope. Sorry, but SPACEGODZILLA is the superior choice instead of Gigan because SpaceGodzilla's already been teased for more often in previous MonsterVerse films than Gigan and not only that, but the sub-title "Supernova" directly relates to black holes and SpaceGodzilla was born from what again? BLACK HOLES!!!. Besides Godzilla and Kong both need an actual "world-ending threat" to team up/ forces against after that lame-ass Skar King anyway and considering the fact that SpaceGodzilla also has Telekinetic powers at his disposal, that would certainly serve to make him a uniquely dangerous, immensely powerful and deadly threat for both Godzilla, Kong and most likely the entire world in general.

Nice article here, Mr. Bill Dubiel, but I strongly disagree with the notion of Godzilla having a chance of dying in "Godzilla X Kong: Supernova" quite frankly. "MonsterVerse" Godzilla is essentially the "heart and soul" or the "crown jewel" of the MonsterVerse itself, even more so than Kong, who while he may have a certain degree of importance within the MonsterVerse, certainly isn't the one who started it all within the MV in the first place nevertheless. So Godzilla dying within the MonsterVerse is certainly as absurd as tigers flying in the sky and wouldn't make any sense considering the fact that Godzilla is one of the "main attractions" of the MV to start with anyways. So sorry, Mr. Dubiel, but this version/iteration of Godzilla actually isn't gonna be dying ANY time soon even in this latest MonsterVerse installment.

Awesome article here, Mr. Bill Dubiel, and I couldn't agree with you any further on the necessity of SpaceGodzilla's inclusion into the MonsterVerse as well. But however, regarding his shoulder crystals being more "manageable" for his arms to be longer and more maneuverable, that's actually an obvious inaccuracy and a "moot point" because SpaceGodzilla still has TELEKINETIC POWERS to circumvent/help with that anyway, therefore maintaining his position as a solid threat to both Kong and an Evolved Godzilla as well in spite of their agility.

LMMFAO!!!! This article's such a joke and such complete and utter trash claiming that the so-called "DC Gods" apparently "confirmed" Batman's place as the so-called "greatest hero of/in the DC Universe" when in actuality, it's Superman since it's already been stated before that the DC Universe/Multiverse actually revolves around Superman (even though it's technically The Presence that's the true source of DC Universe/Multiverse) the due to his higher significance and not to mention that he's technically more of a "hero" than Batman who's more of an "anti-hero" than the former which by default makes SUPERMAN the truly greatest hero in/of the DC Universe/Multiverse in reality. So sorry to break it to you, Mr. Taylor Mills, but your bias towards Batman isn't and never will change nor mean anything for that matter. Superman's INFINITELY better than Batman so deal with that!.

Kevin Sorry dude, hate to break it to you, but Batman has also stated himself that Superman's far more of a hero than he (Batman) ever was himself for the simple fact that Superman, despite being an alien, is actually more "human" than even Bruce is himself so....can it and throw it away forever, kid lol.

As Godlike as Superman Prime is/was, he will NEVER EVER be even remotely close to The Presence's (the true Supreme God of the DC Universe) power nor level even on his strongest/most powerful day end of story.

Outlaw By Nature Actually, not only was I NOT being "sarcastic" in the slightest, but I was in all actuality being as serious as a heart attack when I said that. I know PRECISELY how smart/intelligent T'Challa/Black Panther truly is even based off of the mere fact that he was literally able to EFFORTLESSLY OUTSMART, OUTMANEUVER AND THUS BEAT ALL OF THE FANTASTIC FOUR UPON MEETING THEM!!! So technically, that would actually put T'Challa ABOVE Reed Richards as far as "smarts/intellect/IQ" is concerned so....yeah lol.

Yeah, all of this until the King T'Challa the Great aka the legendary Black Panther shows up and outsmarts and runs circles around both Tony Stark/Iron Man and Bruce Banner/The Hulk with his own immensely unparalleled scientific intellect lol.

Oh please!! Anakin forfeited the "Chosen One" title the minute he slaughtered innocent children and when George Lucas himself forfeited the rights to "Star Wars" over to Disney as well so as far as I'm concerned I personally don't give two flying, flaming f*cks about what some "canon" text says (especially a relatively VAGUE canon text at that), Luke Skywalker is technically the TRUE "Chosen One" (which would've been far better had the title been given to Finn honestly, but whatever) since he automatically straight out of the gate succeeded where his father, Anakin, so horribly failed in the first place: he RESISTED and thusly OVERCAME the temptation and entrapment of the Dark Side of The Force point blank period!.

And The Flash isn't capable of "instantaneous teleportation" and stealing speed from other speedsters like himself would also be rendered utterly useless against a Superman that bothered to absorb the energy of a specific type of star such as a blue star so no he most definitely wouldn't be able to do it to a Superman who has sured his own power limits. It clearly seems as if you're most certainly giving the "Infinite Mass Punch" and even The Flash himself far too much credit here, more than what's actually deserved.

That pales in comparison to a Superman who constantly sun-dips 24/7 though. If Superman were to consistently boost himself with yellow solar energy more often than not, then both The Flash and his "Infinite Mass Punch" wouldn't stand even a fraction of a chance against the Man of Steel otherwise.