Mothra fought to protect her egg against Godzilla, dying to save it. To save humanity, two Mothra larvae hatched to defeat Godzilla. This was repeated in Godzilla vs Mothra, GMK, and Tokyo SOS, all where Godzilla is a villain while Mothra is trying to save humanity.
In 'Godzilla: King of the Monster,' the monster takes the form of Mothra. In the battle between Ghidorah and Godzilla, Mothra sacrifices herself in order to protect the legendary creature.
Despite repeated "deaths", Mothra never really dies, and that's a big part of what makes her so special in Toho's movies and in the MonsterVerse. In the Godzilla movies, Mothra never really dies, and that's because the iconic character has a complicated life cycle that makes her unique to her fellow giant monsters.
After lowering her son into the sea, Mothra collapses from her age, wounds, and weariness and sinks to her death. The distraught Leo attempts to save his mother, but to no avail.
In the Showa continuity, Mothra is depicted as a mystical being that is worshiped by a primitive human culture native to Infant Island. Mothra has her hatching from an egg after her priestesses are abducted by a Rolisican capitalist hoping to exploit them as media celebrities.
Battra (バトラ Batora) is a dark divine moth kaiju who first appeared in the 1992 Toho Godzilla film Godzilla vs. Mothra. A dark counterpart of Mothra, Battra was created by the Earth itself 12,000 years ago after an ancient civilization created a climate-controlling device.
Battra is a giant black moth guardian and the dark counterpart of Mothra who appears as the main antagonist in the 1992 science fantasy Heisei Godzilla film Godzilla vs.
Throughout the entire movie, Mothra managed to never kill a single human being, even in the beginning when she was attacking Monarch. She used her silk to dispatch her enemies, but didn't strike any fatal blows.
Immortality: Mothra is effectively immortal as she has the ability to asexually lay an egg from which a new specimen will be reborn. It has been confirmed that each new Mothra born from an egg is not simply an offspring, but rather a true reincarnation that genetically inherits the memories of her ancestors.
In the series Godzilla Island, Mothra is a resident of Godzilla Island along with Earth's other monsters. She has two children, a son named Mothra Leo and a daughter named Baby Mothra. Following Mothra's death, Leo grew into his imago form and watched over Baby Mothra, protecting her from enemy monsters like Battra.
After Godzilla killed Mothra, two of her offspring encased him in silk at the end of Mothra vs. Godzilla. Mothra won in Godzilla vs. Mothra as well, but only because of an alliance she made with Battra.
Mothra Leo is the son of Mothra and the main protagonist in the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy.
Battra. Essentially Mothra's counterpart, Battra only appeared in 1992's Godzilla vs. Mothra yet still made an impact on the franchise. It is an intimidating creature with a phenomenal, fearsome design (both in terms of its larvae stage and final stage).
The larva cocooned and transformed into the imago Mothra Leo, then teamed up with Godzilla to defeat Hedorah once they learned he had survived. Mothra Leo then cared for the egg of his sister, which eventually hatched into a larva named Baby Mothra.
Mothra managed to lay an egg within the Yunnan Rainforest prior to joining Godzilla in battle against King Ghidorah in Boston, ensuring her reincarnation following her death in the ensuing battle.
History. Mothra is a descendant of the Kaiju of Earth, Gigamoth, along with her brother Battra. Having hatched from same egg, both siblings carried a strong bond between each other and acted as the respected guardians, Mothra being the Guardian of Mortals, and Battra as the Guardian of Terra.
Mothra : mothra is by far the weakest of the six main titans in the monsterverse. Not that she's weak but she doesn't really compare to the others .
When it comes to Mothra, the creature is at least 10,000 years old, and in all that time, has found reference in multiple human cultures as an object of worship.
Mothra's bioluminescence was designed with the idea that ancient humans would have seen her flying and assumed she was a god or an angel. Mothra's bioluminescence uses different colors and brightness to convey her emotions. Mothra uses sound as a method of communication more so than the other Titans in the film.
During the final battle in Boston, she duels Rodan while Godzilla faces off with King Ghidorah. While it appears as if Rodan outmatches her, Mothra emerges victorious by stabbing him in the chest with her stinger.
Battra then returns the favor coming to Mothra's defense. Regrouping, the two moths decide to join forces against Godzilla, determining him to be the greater threat to the planet. Eventually, Mothra and Battra overwhelm Godzilla and carry it over the ocean.
It was Godzilla's love life. Mothra is the moth-like monster star of the film, and according to Weibo, she's also Godzilla's wife.
In the English dubs for the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy, Leo's gender was changed from film to film. However, Mothra Leo is generally considered to be male, while Mothra herself is female.
Finally, Mothra would emerge as an adult, freed from her cocoon and capable of not only protecting humanity but feasting on the nectar of tens of thousands of plants.
In most of her appearances she usually has trouble dealing damage & lasting long in a fight. This is due to being either old (1961, 1964, 2003) or she was purposely weakened for a movie (2001s' GMK), or she was weakened from laying an egg (1964, 2003).