mysteries of the cloaked man

[McAvoy]

You may or may not be right. Here are a few reasons why I don't think the Grey Guyver and the Life Force Guyver are the same.

1. Primitive Guyver defeated the Life Force Guyver thousands of years ago and was interned in his little prison up until a few months before the appearence of the Grey Guyver. The fact that Primitive Guyver had to defeat this powerful Guyver suggests that the Life Force Guyver is not exactly a corporative type.

2. While the Grey Guyver and the Life Force Guyver may share many similarities, you must remember that there are multiple prototype Warrior Guyver units and their system prototypes as well. The red Guyver may be a prototype Stealth unit succeeding or preceeding the Shadow Guyver unit. Like all Warrior Guyvers they share a similarity between each other. Same can be true of the Life Force Guyver with perhaps the Solom type Warrior unit G-3 or perhaps it may be the Darmon Guyver unit G-2, which could have been the prototype for the Darmon system. You do not put a backup system without extensive testing.

[exscaped_pyscho]

All excellant points. And I myself have stated that it is odd that the Grey Warrior Guyver lacks the elbow Vibrational swords. Another thought has accured to me though. Lets say that Primitive Guyver finds out Alkanphel is alive and is setting up to take over the world, He doesn't have the power to directly take out Alkaphel and none of the know group he has could either (Collectively is another story however). So instead of openly attacking Chronos he and his group begin moving around in the shadows. Then he finds out about this new group in town calling themselves the Grakken. The Grakken have some similar goals to his (presumed) plan, so he teams up with them with the rest of his group. Now add in the prototype units designed by Krullnar and you have everything needed to explain the cloaked man.

In fact you could even drop the Trio out of the equation and have another unknown, or possible former allie of the Trio, moving around in the background and working with the Grakkens. But the overall point is that this 'Cloaked Man' could be a user of a hybrid Zoa/Guyver unit.

Now to point out the flaw within my own theory, Why would someone already wearing armor wear a cloak over it? Not to mention WG2 would probably have senced the man as a guyver.

Ultimatley the cloak appearance makes me think of a Zoalord of some calibur or another. As of now they are the largest faction of the cloak wearing type running around town. I do have another theory as well but it envolves so much speculation it qualifies as a spin off story rather than a working theory. Perhaps with some refinement it will become a plausible possibility, in the future.

[Shenzon]

I don't know if its been mentioned, but...

Could he be Zoalord Dariien? Elera's uncle? He lost his legs and died in battle, but his body was taken by the Grakkens if I remember correctly.

[WarriorZoalord]

I don't know if its been mentioned, but...

Could he be Zoalord Dariien? Elera's uncle? He lost his legs and died in battle, but his body was taken by the Grakkens if I remember correctly.

I dont think it could be, unless the grakkens possess technology that can resurrect zoalords.

[*zeo]

Grakken's technology is second only to the Creators. . . So it's possible, after all Archanfel doesn't have full access to Creator technology and he not only resurrected Murikami but turned him into Imakarum to boot.

But the question would be was there enough of him to save? Or did they just want an autopsy so they could learn more about this form of Creator weapon?

[sonarelite]

There could be a possibility that the cloaked man is elera's uncle brought back from the dead by the grakkens, and as thanks to his saviors he helps them fights against chronos and archanfel due to the fact they hate and despise chronos.

Heres a thought the grakkens have brainwashed the uncle into helping them collect/kill any kind of tech from the creators/chronos or humans to aid the grakkens in winning over all.

[exscaped_pyscho]

One problem with that theory, the Cloaked Man was present at the time when Elera's Uncle was killed. But I too considered him or another relative of hers as a possibility and still do (A relative anyways). Anymore I'm leaning toward the Zoalord end, Although Guyvers can also possess various Zoalord abilities, it's unlikely as the other Guyver's would have felt the Cloaked Man was a guyver as soon as they got close to him. So there are four known groups of Zoalords. Chronos, Ancients, Vampires, and Zeus' Thunderbolt. The latter is unlikey as their Zoalord creations aren't advanced at all in comparison to the others. So theres Chronos, the Ancients, and the Vampires. Or there still remains the possibility it's a rogue Ancient Zoalord from the time of the Creators.

[WarriorZoalord]

Grakken's technology is second only to the Creators. . . So it's possible, after all Archanfel doesn't have full access to Creator technology and he not only resurrected Murikami but turned him into Imakarum to boot.

But the question would be was there enough of him to save? Or did they just want an autopsy so they could learn more about this form of Creator weapon?

They want to kill everything creator made, which would include all Zoaforms, I really dont see them taking the risk of well, bringing a weak zoalord back and upping his power, because the cloaked man seems stronger than what Eleras uncle was doing, a protozoalord was more powerful than those descended from the ancient zoalords. so them bringing him back doesnt seem like its that useful.

[McAvoy]

I highly doubt it is Elera's uncle. Though it could be one of her more powerful more full blooded great grandfathers though. Presumably the blood from which blood is from came from a Creator made zoalord which of course could be still alive today of course.

Just throwing that out there.