Guyver in Dead Space?

[*PrimalNemesis]

So how would our Bio-Boosting hero fair in the necromorph ridden universe of Dead Space? Let's hear what our Guyver experts have to say!

[oogeej]

Doesn't that series have a lot of screwy gravity in it? I'm sure Guyver's anti-gravity would make this moot but I think the Guyver would benefit from Gecko-like feet treads. Rapid regeneration is always a handy skill to have in a monster infestation too.

[Guest Jupiter]

I'm not sure I'd want to be in that situation, Dead Space, even with a Guyver Unit.

[Larz Zahn]

He would be ok, but everyone else would be in trouble. Probably still have no survivors.

[LordSpleach]

It's simple.

 

Sho Fukamachi Wins!

 

Flawless Victory!

 

Fatality!

[Guest Jupiter]

Guyver and Dead Space would be pretty hard core. It would have a multi kill complex. Be something like this.

 

http://youtu.be/g2wD5TaMf2k

[*PrimalNemesis]

But could the guyver unit protect it's host from the influence of the markers?

[Tallon]

I think it can. Remember The Guyver unit freed the host from the creators, and the marker was created by aliens. Who's to say that it wasn't created by the creators to begin with. So with that logic it could theoretically protect the host from the influences of the marker. Also if you knew where the marker is.....Guyver Gigantic Exceed Giga-Smasher....problem solved.

[*V Guyver]

Guyver is too versatile. He's strong enough to tear some of those horrific beings bare handed. Still, I think if Sho at the start of Guyver was thrown in there, he would of had panic attacks and been scared almost to death. 

[Larz Zahn]

Ya know if he just got thrown into the middle if the story with no warning, he would be his worst enemy. Most of his ranged weaponry would be powerful enough to peirce the hull. Imagine the chaos that would cause.

[LordSpleach]

True, but it would be interesting to see how long a Guyver would last in space.

[*Chernaudi]

Well, I did in the past ask how well Guyver characters would do in the realm of Twilight...

 

But I think it's a fair point to say that the Guyver units were designed to function in space, but that was with aliens, and not humans.  How Guyvers work with humans in space is sort of an unknown, unless we know how close in Guyver canon that humans are related to aliens.