Is Megaguirus From Another Dimension Or The Past?

[Cimmerian Dragon]

Are you guys seriously trying to talk sense out of Godzilla vs. Megaguirus?

Yes. A bit ironically, perhaps.

[edgaguirus]

It's an intellectual exercise.

Regarding Tyler's question as to why...Because it's the queens that lay the eggs and allow the species to spread. In an ant colony, workers take care of the queen 24/7 because she is the one that reproduces. She makes all the workers, soldiers, males, and future queens. If we apply this same behavoir to the Meg swarm, most of them will die, but when Megaguirus secures the territory or finds a new one, she'll settle down and lay her own eggs.

[Tyler]

^ But only the Meganula are shown to lay eggs.

[Grayshot954]

^ Maybe she just didn't have enough time...

[Inferno Rodan]

Calling Megaguirus the queen in terms of her role in the colony is probably misplaced. She's more like a soldier, defending the colony from threats. In regards to the Meganula dying in order to make her, keep in mind that between Godzilla and the DT, the vast majority of the swarm was killed. If not for that, it wouldn't have required all the survivors to sacrifice themselves to make Megaguirus.

[The One and Only]

Kaiju-King 42's explaination for where Megaguirus works for me. It coming from a paralell Earth where humanity didn't evolve, and the Meganula. Along with
other arthopods, ended up dominating the planet. Although, upon further thought, maybe it open a wormhole to the distant past. If the ending to GODZILLA X MEGAGUIRUS is to be believed, the Big-G suddenly shows up outside the little tyke's school. I wonder if the Black Hole hadn't in fact sent him a bit into the future. So maybe the time travel deal isn't too far off the beaten path. Or it could be both. Perhaps the research into the aftereffects of using the Black Hole Gun should've been looked into a little more thoroughly. Although that would've slowed down the story.

[Chompamunchasaurus]

I love the paleonthologists in Godzilla movies, they come up with the craziest explanations. The meganula electing a champion called megaguirus for no good reason ("sometimes a champion was chosen" or something like that, he says) and the best of them all was the one in Godzilla Raids Again who could deduct that Anguirus was peaceful and therefore hated warlike predators like Godzilla. They figured out "the monster angilas" was a defender of peace just by LOOKING AT GIANT BONES?!

[DinoZillaGod]

Lol! When I first saw Raids Again, th dialogue btween scientist mad me scream laughing!^

[kaiju115]

I say Megaguirus is definitely from the past, I mean come on, we are talking about a prehistoric Dragonfly.

[Godzillaprime05]

The biology of giant monsters. Someone should write a book ...

[Living Corpse]

The biology of giant monsters. Someone should write a book ...

I'd buy it. It's fun to pretend. Hey we got books of ships from Star Wars with cutaway views.

[James23873]

How could there have been a Megaguirus in the past? I'm of course talking about the stage 3, not in general. I was under the impression that she only existed cause the swarm feed Godzilla's nuclear energy into one of them, creating the mammoth dragonfly. But in the past, where would they get the energy that would even come close? I realize she wouldn't be as big anyways, but if energy is the key to the transformation, where would they get it from? Maybe just regular animal energy? If that's true, then the Meg we see in the movie would have to be a totally new mutant, unrelated to what the queens of the past were like.

Phew, trying to make sense of this stuff is pretty fun!

[Giga Kaiju]

She has to be from the past but if she was from another dimension then there is a lot of things in there waiting to
get out...

[Tamura]

I believe Megaguirus came from some godforsaken anti-matter galaxy millions and millions of light years from the Earth.