Spoilers Richard didn't need the Guyver unit

[H222G981]

Okay. This is a past favorite character subject by Jupiter himself. I'm willing to take my theory to the grave. Richard thought he needed the Guyver unit. Honestly, he had all the power he needed. He had Chronos under his thumb, all he had to do was report back to Barcas. Even that was too stressful for him to do. And than there are the delusions of grandeur that with a Guyver unit he'd have a god complex. Even though it took two Guyver's and one proto zoalord to face off against him.

 

Serously? Bro, you still need that Guyver unit?

 

Aside from the fact before we all knew about Exceed. It's obvious if I was Richard and I had a large portion of the world in my hands and the other Zoalords backing me up because thats sort of what they are there for. Who needs a Guyver unit when you've got support?

 

Heck, if Barcas and Alkenphel wanted to put me up as a Zoalord, than I'd be their kind of guy. I'd bow and scrape. But no, not Richard. Richard has to have more power. He feels he deserved more. His greed is what messed him over. That is my assumption.

 

In fact, as we look through Guyver Advocacy's fine manga, Richard's actions lead him to being weaker. Whose fault is that? Richards.

 

So although he could have benefited from having a unit equipped. The only thing he has is not benefiting from is chasing after it.

 

 

Edited February 11, 2015 by Jupiter Knight

[LordSpleach]

If he wanted to satisfy his lust for power, he definitely needed a Guyver Unit to stand up to Archanfel. Of course his fall was caused by this, but that is what you get by being to greedy.

[Salkafar]

People in his position typically do not like to share.

[H222G981]

If he wanted to satisfy his lust for power, he definitely needed a Guyver Unit to stand up to Archanfel. Of course his fall was caused by this, but that is what you get by being to greedy.

People in his position typically do not like to share.

 

I some times think power is also in a place of position and not always within the individual. Do you both think he would have been in a better place had he just not tried to get his hands on a unit alternatively?

 

Would he have posed less of a threat to Sho and his friends or less so?

 

My opinion is that he would have been a greater threat. Than he would be using his resources with his fellow zoalords rather than skulking around in the shadows. Also, had he not rebelled against Arky prior to the fight. I think he could have killed both Agito, Sho and Murakami easily had he not been drained to their level. Either way though, he put up a good fight before Arky took his zoacrystal.  

[Salkafar]

He did not account for Archanfel's interference. And why should he? He had never met him. And if Archanfel had interfered just six hours later - if he had been hibernating - then Guyot would have succeeded. The Guyvers were unaware of the existence of the Remover, and if, as you say, he had not been drained by his battle with Archanfel, the only one who could realistically have stopped him was Barcas, about whose true battle capabilities we know nothing. But he did not transform when Archanfel was in mortal danger from being sucked up by the black hole, so...

[BlackEpyon]

Guyro's ambition for power was the reason why he wanted the Bio Booster Unit to become a "Supreme Being"!  Despite the fact tha Guyro is the most powerful of the 12 Zoalords, with the exception of Archanfel.  Guyro did in fact have enough power to kill anybody who got in his way to world domination.