Why did the rogue zoalords reinstate Guyot?

[H222G981]

So. Just wondering. I'm not sure why the rogues reinstated Guyot. I mean, honestly. Why have Guyot back on the playing field? I never really saw Guyot coming back as a lesser zoalord. It doesn't make that much sense to me now that I think about it. 

 

Guyot couldn't win on a one on one fight with Agito, Sho, or Aptom. Unless there is more to his new zoacrystal than Yoshiki is leading us on about. But, wouldn't it be easier for the rogues themselves to oppose the Guyvers anyway?

 

I mean, the result happened as Agito attacks them anyway.

[Guyver1]

Diversion is the best way I can think to put it. With Guyot on the scene, they can work more in the shadows... that was until Guyver 3 came aobut to their base. Even still, Appollon and Guyver 1 are dealing with him making their fight less concentrated solely on the rogue zoalords.

[Gazham]

Guyot is very good at causing trouble. Defiantly diversionary tactics going on

[Shin Mefilas]

While traitorous he has his uses. He's a good destabilizing element to throw into the mix as a distraction. He's also smart and dangerous which can be good if used right. Also everyone thought he was dead, none suspects, expects or makes plans for dead men.

 

The only thing you must never do is trust him. As a Proto-Zoalord his body is likely unstable like Murakami's which means he may need constant medical treatment. It lets them keep him on a short leash. 

Edited October 12, 2015 by Prometheus Guyver