Questions About Dreadnought and Jason

[exscaped_pyscho]

Can Dreadnought use his Quantum Phasing Abilities in combination with his Cloaking Abilities, so that he can phase through walls and be invisible at the same time?

Can Jason (in human form)use his Quantum Phasing Abilities?

Can Jason (in human form) Use his Quantum Reflection Abilities to dublicate himself?

Can Jason use the Quantum Time Abilities while in human form?

Is there going to be a Data File for Jason's human Form? I've been wondering what he's capable of without the armor active. I know he is capable of teleporting, cloaking, and limited temporal manipulation. As well as super human strength, speed and psionic abilities.

[*zeo]

Yes, Casper Dread The friendly smasher out of nowhere gift giver

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No, requires too much power and control.

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It's not seperate, it's already part of his existing WG Data File.

[Juggernought]

And basically he's got the raw power of a normal guyver with a few additional abilities both known and yet to be discovered.

[exscaped_pyscho]

Thanks for the reply. I thought of one more question after making the first post. Could jason heal someone without his unit active? If so it will be official that he is the second coming of Christ. If you step back and look at it, Jason can do virtually everything Christ was witnessed doing. Well everything short of being crucified. But Jason could walk on water, tell someone their entire life story even if he'd just met them (Telepathy), Calm the thunderstorm, etc. (In fact I haven't found a single ability of Jesus's that Jason couldn't mimic in someway shape or form)

It hadn't accured to me until one day when I had been reading Dreadnought's Data File and I happened to look up and see my copy of the Holy Bible that Jason's abilities are very similar to those of Jesus. Only Jason is more prone to violence.

Now I'm not trying to ruffle anyone's feathers by comparing the Jason to Christ. I'm just wondering if anyone else had noticed the similarities between them.

[Juggernought]

Now here's my question on one of Dreadnoughts special abilities....Since gaining the matrix in his control medal and the Dreadnought armor, jason also now has the ability to block nearly all kinds of teleportation except for W'kar's whose teleport system is similar to that of a guyver being activated....Now since the warrior guyvers have the ability to call on their blast shields at will couldn't they also slip this teleportation block by activating them and then teleporting while the blast shield is still active around them?

[*zeo]

In a word, no!

W'Kar is a special case, not only is his method of teleporting harder to block but W'Kar himself generates a natural dimensional distorting field that prevents the Matrix from effecting him.

Though this is not to say no one else could get past the block. W'Kar is not the only character who could possibly interfere with the Matrix.

Also Jason isn't All knowing, so he could be surprised by new methods of teleporting. Or if faced by something powerful enough to get past his block.

As for healing, there are limits. Generally Jason's ability to heal is limited to the Dreadnought form and is more an empathic type ability.

He can basically link up with a being and use his own regenerative ability to heal them but depending on the severity of the damage this could pass onto Jason himself.

Not to mention he would feel their pain while doing so.

Also it helps if the being he's healing already has advance regenerative ability. Ergo Jason's healing ability won't work as well on a normal human for example.

In human form he can basically just channel some of his life force into someone else but that just boosts the person's own ability to heal.

This also means that Jason can't bring the dead back to life. (So no, he's not another Christ exscaped_pyscho)

The Matrix itself may have this ability to a limited extent but while bonded to Jason many of its advance functions are tied up enhancing Jason.

Which is also why Jason can't upgrade a unit G to a WG.

[Juggernought]

Which is also why Jason can't upgrade a unit G to a WG.

Otherwise Sean would be at the top of the list for a much needed upgrade. For a guy that loves being a guyver he is always the underdog.

[largo]

Ture that but it's sad in the movies that he has a hard time with a lisker type actually all zoanoids he fights take him an inordnate amount of time. While Sho on the other hand even with out the more advance abilities that he uses it takes him no time at all to deal with low level zoanoids.

[Juggernought]

Well, the guy did just got introduced to the world of 'monsters' and his martial arts skill was little to nothing. But i think the producers wanted to make the movie have more substance, sort of a rivalry between lisker and sean. Notice how quickly the zoanoids died once Sean gets reborn. Especially the ancient zoalord. Sho on the other hand defeated them much faster because he was in self defense mode for his first time activating the unit and he learned to harness the power of the guyver much much quicker. I think all Sean knew was the vibro-blades, head beam and megasmasher.

[largo]

Yah but what about the second movie.

[Juggernought]

He's just more comfortable fighting. The producers still wanted to add substance to the movie as well as the climatical moment when the guyver zoanoid is born.

[*zeo]

Besides none of the movie zoanoids were standard types so for all we know Sean's been fighting Hypers since day one.

Remember the Creators made Alkanphel and many of the zoanoids in the movie were shown dating back to the Creator's time on Earth.

So each of them could have been more advance than standard zoanoids are now since Chronos is still learning how to make zoaforms.

Everything they know now was backwards engineered from a data base they discovered in a fossilized Relic.

Even the Zoalords, all of them combined can still be beaten by Alkanphel all by himself. Showing Chronos has yet to even match the Creator's skill at zoaforming.

Also remember Sean never used the Pressure Cannon.

Just imagine how tough it would have been for Sho if he never learned to use the Pressure Cannon?

But making a direct comparison to the movie doesn't really work anyway since the movie was based on an entirely different version of the Guyver universe.

In the WG universe we changed his unit back to the manga/anime version.

[Juggernought]

Now that u mention it....that rhino lookin zoanoid in the second movie does look like a scaled down version of darzerb. However i doubt they would be hypers because the leader was said to be a low level zoanoid so don't think Chronos would put powerfull assets under an inadequate model. But being ancient zoanoids....that i could believe.

[*zeo]

Yeah that's why it is hard to compare, as far as we know a low level zoanoid to an Ancient Zoalord would be the same as a modern Hyper Zoanoid.

But even Chronos was different in the movie so it's impossible to draw direct conclusions since we really don't have anything common between the two, aside from basic concept, to directly compare with.

For example the Zoaforming in the movie was random, specific forms weren't designed, it was just an unlocking of the potential zoanoid within all humans in the movie.

While in the anime and manga zoaforms are specifically designed in every step of the process.

[McAvoy]

True. But then again, in the movies, the Guyver seemed to have little enhanced strength to begin with. If this was the manga Guyvers and zoanoids, the Guyver would have killed those zoanoids by brute strength alone.

I'd just like to think they're primitive hyper zoanoids with strengths closer to the Guyver.

[largo]

Seriously Sean punches a human and doesn't even hurt him all that much. If Sho had punched him the dude would have been road kill.

[Sully]

Seriously Sean punches a human and doesn't even hurt him all that much. If Sho had punched him the dude would have been road kill.

Now you know why basically we completely ignore power levels from the movie and apply the manga to it. Someday I should do a fic based on this but without all the sillyness. A manga version of the movie to tie in with the WG fic.

[largo]

Sully I look foward to it.

[McAvoy]

Actually I was going to do this (without any WG tie-ins). But I needed the script because it would take forever to write down every line of script and scene by playing each scene thirty times to get the dialogue.

[largo]

I'm pretty sure that if you google guyver movie scrips you should be able to find something.

[Spartan Warlord]

Just wanted to know how much of the Matrix actually merged with Jason's CM...and have a lot of its capabilities gone...because the Matrix created the Eliminator and he was one tough cookie...

Could it not make something like a eliminator but on their side?....or would that take a complete Matrix?...

[Sully]

Just wanted to know how much of the matrix actually merged with jason cm...and have alot of its capabilities gone...coz im the matrix made eliminator and he was a tuff cookie...

cud it not make a like a eliminator but on there side??....or wud that take a complete matrix??...

Best answer for this is to read the datafiles. I'll not spell it out on the forum has it would ruin the story for those that have not read it all and be obvious to those that have figured it out.

[Juggernought]

I think a lot of the Matrix's resources is focused on boosting Dreadnought's systems and abilities to varying effects. Bonuses that came with the package would be: ability to heal zoaforms, unit removal capability, time travel, and dimension hopping.

I believe it was stated that Dreadnought's Matrix couldn't upgrade a regular unit into a Warrior unit becouse of its integration with the Control Medal.

**Dang it Sully lol, I clicked submit as soon as your reply posted. You may delete this if you wish**

[Spartan Warlord]

Ah, okeydokey...just thought I'd ask.

[McAvoy]

Well you also have to remember that the Matrix is merged with the control medal. So it´s probably tied up with some standard control medal functions as well.