ADAPMANITUM LACED ARMOR AND CONTROL MEDAL

[RavenShaolin]

Adapmantuim Laced Bio-Armor And Control Medal

Talk about idestructable no?

[*zeo]

Pretty much, Adamantium is virtually indestructable but not totally.

But in terms of Guyver Universe Characters it would take a Zoalord just to dent it.

Though it would be better if it was a combination though of Adamantium and Vibranium, if you're going to use Marvel super metals you might as well use both of them.

That way the armor would be both near indestructable and be able to absorb virtually any impact. Then it would take a Guyver Zoalord to pose any threat.

But in the Guyver Universe those medals don't exist. Oh well.

[McAvoy]

Of course if you manage to damage that armor, those metals can repair itself...

Though, if a zoalord was capable of powers similar to Magneto, a Guyver would be in serious trouble.

[RavenShaolin]

i can See magnetic powers posing as a threat but ad for repair-ability I've never seen the control medal repair it's self......

is it even possible to repair one that is damaged?

how long would it take?

[jedi-guyver]

Well so far we have never seen a control metal damaged on a host. So if a control medal can heal itself or not is stiil unknown.

[RavenShaolin]

RISKER 0r LISKER GUYVER #2 Damaged Control medal

CRANE GUYVER DARH HERO Damaged Control medal

nither medal healed

[*zeo]

On there own it is unlikely that the CM's can repair themselves but it is mostly believed that the Relic CM's can regenerate a unit CM.

For example it is believed that Sho's CM took some damage when the Relic he was in was obliterated and that combined with the need for the Relic CM's to reconfigure themselves to merge with the host CM is why it took about 6 months for the Gigantic to form. But that's presently only a theory since we have yet to corroborate it.

Though since the Relic's were the base of operations for the Creators that it is likely it has that capacity since we do know the Units were stored aboard them and may even have been created on them so the ability to provide maintainence is a logical conclusion.

[RavenShaolin]

well lest count what we know about the cm and the armor

we now it was a tool used by the creators and that when they saw what a human could do with it they ran like hell..

the cm regulates power out put and bio-energy

we know that the unit is a living organism lake a leach

the cm is the Mecha potion

i know the orbs and sensors are metallic also and grow back,

and perhaps the cm can be repaired, and merged or even built up with fun little PLUG-In's or power expansions like gigantic

but as for seeing a repaired unit cm... I have not seen nor herd of anything yet.. we need to theorize this and then prove it

[*zeo]

Theorizing is fine but fact is aside from the possible damage that G1's CM may have endured when he got blown up with the Relic then there is nothing solid for us to base any analysis on aside from our assumptions.

Unless of course Takaya decides to have either G1 or G3 get their CM's damaged and then show us if its possible but since there is only 2 Guyvers in the fic this is unlikely and a 3rd (a new 4th), if introduced, unit would most likely be a killable throwaway character like G2 was.

All we know for sure though is the CM is the only truly artificial part of the Guyver, everything else is either organism or host.

[RavenShaolin]

your right

[jedi-guyver]

RISKER 0r LISKER GUYVER #2 Damaged Control medal

CRANE GUYVER DARH HERO Damaged Control medal

nither medal healed

Sorry i didnt not specify correctly. I had ment we have never seen a control medal damaged AFTER it had been bonded to a host. Guyver 2 and Crane both had units that were damaged before hand.

[McAvoy]

I would imagine that it would be the same after the bonding process. If the control medal can heal itself it would do it unbonded or not.

On a similar subject, I think the Control Medal on the Relic could repair damaged control medals for this specific reason: The Gigantic CM ring is not as large as the ring around the Relic's Control Medal. Unless it is a component off of the control medal, it was perhaps reformed for Sho. Even if it is a component it does show one thing that the Relic can alter it's control medal.

[nidhogg]

See the thing is a metal is more likely to be damaged while unbound since the unit is dormant or sleeping.

While a basic unit like the guyvers of the mangas/movies would not have the ability to regen their metal since these wound interfer with standard operations(i.e. prone to overloading). An advanced unit is more likely to be able to regen some damage, case in point, the warrior units have a secondary medal behind their primary incase an enemy thinks it would be a good idea to rip its medal out (second medal equal to that of a standard guyver. so regen with warrior and up is very feisable.

[*zeo]

Uh, no, the Warrior Guyvers do not have a secondary medal behind the primary. The Warrior CM is composed of 4 partial CM's that work together as one.

If one segment is damaged the other three can repair it, etc.

Though there is another organism factor not really explained in the DF

[nidhogg]

Well color me informed. I thought there was a small secondary medal, sort of a... an insurence policy, survivalwise.

[McAvoy]

Interesting concept you have there though. I like that idea alot in fact...

Back to the original topic.

The control medal with adamantium would make a best combination since it would be the weakest spot on a Guyver.

However, if the armor was laced with it, or somehow given organic properties (add Treknobabble), it would make the Guyver extremely, extremely durable. In fact so much he would face the most powerful opponenets just because of that durability.

[nidhogg]

To lace the with adamantium, would post a few too many problems.

While yes, it would be the most durable armor, movement, retraction, or summoning would be a problem due to the bonding process being very

un-selective in what it bonds to.

Wolverine's case was they pumped him full of nanites to make sure his bones would still produce marrow and blood. Then with an arse load (hundreds in one bone's area) of needles they pump him full of molten adamantium (over 1000 degrees worth of hot metal), basically him, the water, and anything else wet boiled nicely.

If you produced billions of nanites made of adamantium, maybe.