Godzilla Minus Zero logo could be hiding MonsterVerse’s “best” villain

Toho, the studio behind the popular Godzilla Minus One, has announced a follow-up film titled Godzilla Minus Zero. The new logo might hint at the appearance of a major antagonist from the MonsterVerse.

Wow, Yamazaki really knocked it out of the park with Godzilla Minus One! It’s not just a huge monster movie with amazing effects – it’s a really moving story too. Setting it right after World War II in Japan was a brilliant idea. It made Godzilla’s destruction feel even more powerful, but it also turned the whole thing into a story about people dealing with their past, finding the courage to move forward, and ultimately, finding a way to make things right. It’s a truly special film.

The 2023 film was made with a very limited budget—only $15 million—which is much less than the cost of most big-budget Hollywood movies. Despite this, it earned an impressive $113.6 million worldwide.

The film also won the franchise its first Academy Award, creating a lot of excitement for a sequel. That sequel was officially announced on Monday, November 7th, with a thrilling new announcement.

Godzilla Minus Zero logo may be hiding a MonsterVerse villain 

When Toho showed off the logo for the new Godzilla Minus Zero – styled as “G-0.0” – fans immediately spotted a hidden shape within the ‘G’. Many believe this hidden silhouette is actually King Ghidorah.

The sequel to ‘GODZILLA MINUS ONE’ will be called ‘GODZILLA MINUS ZERO’

— ScreenTime (@screentime) November 3, 2025

The logo for Godzilla Minus One, like the previous film’s logo, used a unique design for the letter ‘G’. Fans discovered the first logo hid a subtle outline of Godzilla himself, and because the new ‘G’ is a little different, people are wondering if it also contains a hidden message or image.

For those unfamiliar, Ghidorah is Godzilla’s greatest enemy – a massive, three-headed, golden dragon believed to have come from outer space. When Ghidorah appears, it usually means disaster and the potential end of the world.

First appearing in the 1964 film Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, King Ghidorah has been depicted in many ways – sometimes as a devastating alien weapon and other times as a powerful, chaotic god. Many fans consider him to be the greatest villain in the Godzilla series.

Okay, so everyone’s losing it right now because there’s a rumor that a major character might show up in Minus Zero! Some fans are convinced the new logo has a hidden clue – they’re saying the ‘G’ looks like one of Ghidorah’s heads. I’ve been scrolling through Reddit and people are going wild, like one person pointed out, ‘-0? Monster Zero? Ghidorah?!’ It’s a pretty cool theory, honestly, and I’m definitely hoping it’s true!

One person thought it looked like Ghidorah, and another agreed, suggesting that Minus Zero could be Ghidorah, since King Ghidorah is also known as Monster Zero. They felt it all added up.

Despite the positive reaction, some fans aren’t thrilled about the possibility of Ghidorah appearing. A key reason Godzilla Minus One was so successful was its originality – it broke away from the typical formula seen in the Hollywood MonsterVerse movies.

Because of this, some fans hope Godzilla Minus Zero doesn’t reuse the well-known monsters that have been featured in so many previous movies.

One person stated they didn’t mind the villain’s name, but requested it not be King Ghidorah, Mothra, MechaGodzilla, or Gigan. They suggested either bringing back an older villain like Megalon or Hedorah, or creating a completely new one.

New teaser for ‘GODZILLA MINUS ZERO’

— ScreenTime (@screentime) November 3, 2025

Someone else, agreeing the logo resembles a monster’s head, questioned whether featuring Ghidorah was premature. They suggested a movie similar to Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah, keeping Godzilla as the antagonist and potentially introducing Mothra or another monster as a heroic opponent.

One person guessed it might be Mothra, not King Ghidorah. They pointed out that the way the letter ‘G’ is designed looks like wings, suggesting a flying creature.

It’s still unclear exactly when the movie will be released, but The Hollywood Reporter suggests a worldwide release is planned for late 2026. Production is expected to begin later this year in New Zealand and Norway. We’ll have to wait for official confirmation.

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2025-11-03 18:19