Well, considering the fact that the title of the next MonsterVerse film is literally "GODZILLA X KONG: SUPERNOVA" and the fact that Godzilla and Kong are certainly going to be teaming up/ing forces once more, it seems quite clear that not only is it going to be a matter of SpaceGodzilla officially arriving into the MonsterVerse as the one true "world-ending threat" that Godzilla, Kong and possibly all other Titans and even humanity all have to unite to battle against/confront, but if G-Force ends up making an official MonsterVerse appearance (which really isn't needed at all tbh especially if they're just simply going to serve as more of a nuisance than anything else anyway), then even they'll be more than likely to help/assist Godzilla, Kong and the rest of the other Titans in attempting to surmount such an enormously powerful and dangerously fatal threat in the form of SpaceGodzilla as the most logical result/outcome.

Kevin You're actually quite wrong about the meaning of "Omnipotence" there, buddy boy. "Omnipotence" means "All-Powerful/Invincible" pretty much and using Hulk punching ghosts is actually a pretty bad example in every manner of actuality. Thor has been denied access to certain things and certain places before and he's even been beaten a good number of times as well which thus prohibits him from being "Omnipotent" in any fashion. Even as the "All-Father", we've seen his power matched and trouble given to him even in THAT particular state/form. So get off of Thor's "manhood" now.

Scarlet Witch is NOT the "most powerful MCU character" even with her abilities and the magnitude of her abilities and never was nor will be either for that matter. There's far more where that came from and far better/more powerful at that which is precisely what Franklin Richards is about to demonstrate for all of us pretty soon.

Thor was never "omnipotent" even as the "All-Father of Asgard" and with the Odinpower/Odinforce at that too just for the record. And him being able to "warp reality" somehow was also a pretty big stretch especially since he was never THE SUPREME God, but just merely A God to start off with and generally speaking anyways.

Quite frankly, it wouldn't even begin to make even the slightest bit of sense to have "Supernova" in the title just to only have it refer to a mere, mundane fiery chaos up in London whatsoever!. If it's going to be "Godzilla X Kong: SUPERNOVA", then it most certainly HAS to either take place or deal with specifically SPACE-related issues and threats which is why SpaceGodzilla in particular would be absolutely PERFECT for a golden opportunity to be introduced at this point within the MonsterVerse. Legendary/Warner Bros. would indefinitely be the biggest idiots of the century if they completely up such perfect chances and excellent opportunities as these to finally take the MonsterVerse straight to new heights and thus push new boundaries that have never ever been seen before in MV mythology and lore.

Nope. Sorry, but SPACEGODZILLA is the superior choice instead of Gigan because SpaceGodzilla's already been teased for more often in previous MonsterVerse films than Gigan and not only that, but the sub-title "Supernova" directly relates to black holes and SpaceGodzilla was born from what again? BLACK HOLES!!!. Besides Godzilla and Kong both need an actual "world-ending threat" to team up/ forces against after that lame-ass Skar King anyway and considering the fact that SpaceGodzilla also has Telekinetic powers at his disposal, that would certainly serve to make him a uniquely dangerous, immensely powerful and deadly threat for both Godzilla, Kong and most likely the entire world in general.