jedi-guyver Posted June 6, 2008 Posted June 6, 2008 What did you guys base your desision on for a standard guyvers speed? I.e running=250mph and Running=300mph Quote
*zeo Posted June 6, 2008 Posted June 6, 2008 Originally we didn't base it on anything. The numbers were already floating around the Internet back when we first started the site. Don't know where they originated from, probably from one the early vinyl models that provided basic stats on the side of the box, but so far they seem to fit and so we still use them. Official data files really only state the speeds of zoanoids, but we know from them that hyper class can go 45 MPH and faster. Some are rated at 90 MPH, though Thancrus isn't specified he was designed for speed and during X-Day was seen assassinating someone and moving so fast that the crowd only saw a blur. The Guyver is faster than Thancrus and we have a scene in the Manga where G1 runs right past a moving car that spun several times before stopping, indicating the car had been going fairly fast as well. Also the scene just before it shows G1 shooting forward even as the wake of the blast field could still be seen knocking down a sidewalk tree but G1 was already half way down the block before the tree was even halfway falling down to the ground... Indicating an acceleration greater than 1 G. A cheetah has 1 G of acceleration for comparison and can go 0-60 MPH in just 2.5 seconds. So overall I'd say the 250 MPH top speed is a good ballpark figure. Now for the flying, we don't have as much to compare to but we do have scenes where the Guyver seemed to just vanish and we know they flew away, but only the Gigantic has actually broken the sound barrier, so this too seems to match up to 300 MPH figure. The momentum enhancers stated rating of 10x also suggests this if you take 1G acceleration for 1 second and multiply it by 10 gives you about 218 MPH, the Guyver can probably push that a bit past 1 second of acceleration, which brings it to about 300 MPH. Assuming of course wind resistance as a stop gap from further acceleration. 1 Quote
McAvoy Posted June 7, 2008 Posted June 7, 2008 Remember that if we base the 1x human on peak human, (the fasted runner runs around 30 MPH), then if we go the straight 100x then Guyvers would be running Mach 4. However, the Guyver is much lighter than they should be, therefore much faster (less mass to move). But considering that we don't see Guyvers zipping about like that (breaking the sound barrier) and that on top of the fact our body is designed for running at that high of speed (eventually we'll start to float or defy gravity through the strides). So essentially, 250 MPH sounds good. Quote
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