The Japanese movie monster is a force for good, even shooting streams of goo. For her first American appearance, her Toho Studios roots are evident. By Robert Ito Of all the legendary Japanese beasts ...

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Mothra has long held a place in the “Kaiju-Verse” with Godzilla. First appearing in 1961 with her own self-titled picture, the giant moth has been in combat with the lizard king as well as assisting ...

Director Michael Dougherty and production designer Scott Chambliss tweaked the look of all the outsized beasts featured in Godzilla: King of the Monsters (out May 31). But the pair decided that a ...

Hiya Toys is back with a new release for their Godzilla: King of the Monsters collection with the return of Mothra. This giant moth is a colossal, ancient Titan and one of Earth's ancient protectors.

Back in the summer of 2017, I visited a secret underwater base where hundreds of people were hard at work. This was one of the clandestine installments run by the monster-studying organization Monarch ...

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One of the Titans being introduced to the MonsterVerse at the end of the month in Godzilla: King of the Monsters is Mothra. While Godzilla has already had a couple go-arounds in American productions, ...

There's unlikely to be a direct sequel to Shin Godzilla, Toho's 2016 reboot of the Godzilla series that transformed the original kaiju into a hyper-evolving, body-horror monstrosity (which means we ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Josh Weiss is a writer covering the nexus of pop culture and Judaism. Everybody loves a giant monster battle. That, apart from a ...

Patrick Owens added Mothra to this mural outside of the D.C. restaurant Zeppelin after 4-year-old Konrad Anderson made a strong case for his favorite monster. (Courtesy of the Anderson family) ...