Guyver in space?

[*LordNemesis]

How do you guys think a Guyver would fare in the vacuum of space? Is a Guyver able to produce it's own oxygen? Do you think a Guyver could adapt to a dead planet like mars? 

[Gazham]

I'm not so sure the host would survive. The unit would if equipped to a species that could survive in a vacuum.

[Sully]

I'm not so sure the host would survive. The unit would if equipped to a species that could survive in a vacuum.

 

The Guyver when active replaces and turns off organs within the host body. 

 

Considering the Guyver armours original purpose which is to command and control a spaceship. It wouldn't be a far leap to say part of that is to act as a safety net if the ship suffers a breach. I don't think the Guyver would have any trouble in space or underwater. 

[Matt Bellamy]

 

I'm not so sure the host would survive. The unit would if equipped to a species that could survive in a vacuum.

 

The Guyver when active replaces and turns off organs within the host body. 

 

Considering the Guyver armours original purpose which is to command and control a spaceship. It wouldn't be a far leap to say part of that is to act as a safety net if the ship suffers a breach. I don't think the Guyver would have any trouble in space or underwater. 

 

 

I would agree, with one addition: The Guyver most likely could not indefinitely survive, but certainly survive for a limited time.

 

Agito has shown a few times to be in places where oxygen could be limited, underground and underwater, and spent more time in them than a normal human could survive without breathing... but we do know that the Guyver does breathe, if only once and a while. So it probably stores the required oxygen and breathes when required, but is certainly more efficient at using the oxygen it stores.

[Salkafar]

...We've never seen a Guyver in space. TFW it transforms to adapt... breathing tubes close up, sonic orbs retract because they're useless now, and the suit sprouts solar panel-covered 'wings'...

 

I think it is extremely probable a Guyver could survive indefinitely in space. The Advents / Ouranos / Creators travelled through space a lot, and it was, after all, a symbiotic environment suit. Being able to function in space would be a definite requirement. And they lived very long lives, so they might want a suit to keep them alive indefinitely, in case a rescue would take rather long.

[Super Existence]

The tubes at Guyvers neck and the bump connected to them is how he breathes.

I dare say Guyver could easily extract oxygen from water and stay under indefinitely.

As to how long he can survive space who knows but he could as others have said survive

prolonged exposure....

[alkanfel009]

this is a theory, guyver the bulge in the chest, is connected to the tubes that connect to the helmet mask,

 

I have a theory that

 

1

 

since we have never seen a sufrr guyver internal explosions because of the change of precione and I mean attacks grabitacionales neighborhoods, who have suffered, and the occasions when they have atrabesado, body,

 

do not have a hollow or unfurnished area within its similar to what happened inside the relic bodies,

 

2

 

is pocible the armature generates a kind of liquid nutrinente to the host cells, and these tubes are the ducts for llebarlos to the lungs and stomach of guyver, with this in mind the Guyvers would have to not eat or defecate least no shape than us, we do,

 

and there the airlock

 

 

My theory is that this is the year of guyver and expelling waste are compacted to be a kind of polbo driven by air within the body

 

in short, a guyver, perfectly serious, layers of being in space, unlimited,

 

 

also without food, and pociblemente sleepless

[Enzyme-eternal]

I think it depends on what you mean by "survive".  Would the host die due to lack of oxygen eventually?  Yeah probably if the host still needs oxygen but that technically wpouldn't kill the Guyver since we've seen the Guyver function even after the host is extremely dead.  Like the entirety of the host's brain clawed out of its skull kinda dead.  So that makes me think the Guyver would still be alive in self defence mod until it can revive the host somehow, likely moving to a planet with a breathable atmoshere.  And by breathable I mean and atmosphere it can use to process chymicals to get the host breathing something again.  Just speculation but I imagine the Guyver has enough control over the host's internal workings to make it possible to "breath" something besides oxygen.

 

As a side note; I'd say the Gigantus could survive in space indefinitely since it was originally formed from a space ship.

[*V Guyver]

Well, I'm certain the G-Unit was meant as a standard all around tool for space travel and protection. 

The human body can already survive in the vacuum of space for a period of time, several minutes in fact. 

The vacuum of space wouldn't freeze them, no heat to escape from their bodies. 
If they don't attempt to breath and properly hold their breath, they can prevent lung trauma and survive until they pass out. 
The radiation obviously wont kill us right away. 
Moisture on skin and eyes will boil because of heat difference but eyes can be closed and the skin issue will be burned, but not fatal.

So with that, The Guyver unit can hold the hosts breath much longer I believe. 
It protects from radiation.
Skin and eyes are protected by the suit. 
Body is insulated further from any heat loss. 
Unit unlike a human, can at least move around in space if near some gravity well like a planet or moon thanks to the gravity orb. Possible Guyvers can still move out in deep space, but the gravity will be weaker the further away from mass, so the effect of the gravity orb weakens. 


Note: There's a distinct possibility the G-Units have a space mode that we aren't aware of. 

[Enzyme-eternal]

Unit unlike a human, can at least move around in space if near some gravity well like a planet or moon thanks to the gravity orb. Possible Guyvers can still move out in deep space, but the gravity will be weaker the further away from mass, so the effect of the gravity orb weakens. 

 

I agree with everything you said but I'd like to expand this point.  The Guyver's mass also has a gravity field so the Gravity Orb could be used for movement regardless of the presence of other Gravity.  Since there is no opposing force involved the Guyver would be able to propel itself with ease even with only it's own gravity to work with.

 

Though now that I think about it, does the Gravity Orb need external gravity to work?  I thought it could create gravitational force on its own?

[*V Guyver]

That's what I remember someone telling me from the Data files. Maybe it's my memory playing tricks on me. I would prefer it if he could function without the need to be near some gravity well. If someone remembers the science about it, I would be most grateful.