The female MUTO terrorized the city of Las Vegas and began to head west to California. The military formed a plan to lure both MUTOs and Godzilla out to sea with a nuclear warhead, then detonate it in an attempt to kill all three.

Apr 2, 2025 · A MUTO's head makes a brief appearance in Pacific Rim Uprising, during the scene where Hermann Gottlieb examines PPDC records in search of a match for the image that Mako Mori transmitted.

"MUTO" is an acronym for "Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism". Director Gareth Edwards stated that "it's basically the UFO of monsters". [5] However, the term is also used as a name for the two parasitic monsters in Godzilla (2014). [6] An early draft of the screenplay differentiated the male and female MUTO as Hokmuto and Femuto. [7]

Mar 20, 2025 · MUTO Prime (ムートー・プライム Mūtō Puraimu), otherwise known as Jinshin-Mushi, is a Titan who debuted in the 2019 Legendary Comics graphic novel Godzilla: Aftershock. The parent superspecies of two MUTOs which fought Godzilla in San Francisco, MUTO Prime emerged shortly after their death to draw out Godzilla.

Jul 1, 2019 · When the male charged at Godzilla head-on, the King of the Monsters clobbered him with his tail, impaling him on a building and killing him. Meanwhile, the female MUTO easily slaughtered the rest of Ford's team, leaving him as the only survivor once again.

The female MUTO terrorized the city of Las Vegas and began to head west to California. The military formed a plan to lure both MUTOs and Godzilla out to sea with a nuclear warhead, then detonate it in an attempt to kill all three.

The Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organisms, MUTO for short, are parasitic creatures that appeared in the 2014 American reboot, Godzilla, which is also the first installment of the MonsterVerse franchise.

The male MUTO watches as the helicopter crashes, setting off a chain-explosion. The male MUTO's threat display against Godzilla. The male MUTO dives into a boat carrying a nuclear warhead.

The MUTOs (ムートー Mūtō) are parasitic Titans that are going to appear in Godzilla: Lord of the Galaxy. Jinshin-Mushi, also known as MUTO, is a prehistoric parasitic Titan species that is known for killing other Titans and laying eggs inside their bodies.

Small heads with beak-like mouths, sloped backs leading into large hind legs, a smaller pair of appendages near head most likely used for grooming and holding onto prey. Abilities: Mutos have an extremely durable metallic looking exoskeleton.