There should not be any confusion, there is only one "Godzilla Collection."

Hi, I recently reported this problem as well and I was redirected to this discussion. I'm sorry but I don't understand, are there any reasons as to why this collection is called so? There are:

1. Godzilla (Showa) Collection (1954–1975), which is the original Godzilla movie series
2. Americanized Godzilla Collection (1956–1963)
3. Godzilla (Heisei) Collection (1984–1995)
4. Godzilla (Millennium) Collection (1999–2004), which should be deleted, as only two its movies are connected with each others
5. Godzilla Collection (2014–2021), which is the reported collection
6. Godzilla Anime Trilogy (2017–2018)
7. Godzilla: The Real 4-D Collection (2017–2019)
8. G vs. G Collection (2019–now)
9. Godzilla Fest Collection (2020–now)

And finally a logical question: this is too random choice, to call specifically this collection simply Godzilla Collection. It's far from being the original Godzilla movie series, so I just propose to rename Godzilla (Showa) Collection to just Godzilla Collection and this one to Godzilla (MonsterVerse) Collection.

Honestly, there is no point in this collection considering it's practically the same as the MonsterVerse collection. It's nothing but a duplicate entry.

Looks like the MonsterVerse collection was removed. It would be nice if this had a more descriptive name. Maybe Godzilla (Monarch) Collection. I think MonsterVerse would be confusing since Skull Island wouldn't be in this collection.

Skull Island and Godzilla x Kong are both a part of this whole saga canonically now.

Either remove this collection, or rename it and add them.