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or as happened in dungeons and dragons, could be an armor of the aldrair

http://www.lomion.de/cmm/bionoid.php

I see here. a zoanoid with only one arm that is starting to lift a tank.

I would like to clarify a couple of points. First, we have never seen a zoanoid or a guyver in human form, facing a regular human so we can not know whether or not they have a difference in physical force. but we do have examples of zoalords, hyper zoanoids, and lost numbers in human form. demonstrating to have a human-like ferrous second, by the date of publication and by the place where they were, it is deduced what type of tank they are, in fact they could investigate what kind of tanks were used at the beginning of the decade of the 90s, in the Middle East, the United States. P.S. In the manga it is clear that a zoanoid with only one arm was starting to lift one of these tanks before being crushed by them.

a common mistake, the truth is that they are much stronger, leaving it clear, a gregol is a 15, and is capable of lifting about 50 tons, multiplying that by what would be a 100 leaving bace a human bace according to the measurements of this universe after the conversion in zoanoid or guyver. 1 human = 3 tons 15 humans = 50 tons 100 humans = 300 tons,

It's like asking, where does the extra mass come from, the bruce body when it changes to the hulk?

quiero dejar esto claro , pero , es probable que el peso de los zoanoids solo sea eso el peso cuando estan transformados, generar materia por el intercambio de energia es algo que lo podria explicar, aunque creo que nunca se ha dicho si un humano pesa distinto entre zoanois y humano

This should not be taken as a total response, it is only a theory, but I think it does not contradict anything that has been seen in the guyver manga. first, the numbers of the transformations, a gregole, it's 15 times. the strength of a human, A ramotith, is 9 times. the strength of a human, But here comes the problem, in the manga you have seen Gregor lifting a tank, only with his hands, in fact in the vignettes of the day you see zoanois that are more deviles than gregole lebantando automobiles. and also the enzyme 2 that according to memory is a little more devil than gregole. I pick up a truck and I throw it easily, from what I have theorized that, the transformations in the guyver universe are not of the human average, but of their maximum expression of force, an example would be as if we took the maximum force of human potential, the captain america, and we multiplied it by 15, I do not know if this would be enough to lift the more than 30 tons of weight of a tank, but they already have an equi-balance, by the way I have theorized a guyver with the strength to lift more than. 400 tons, if we take a bace of 4 tons in the human form, due to the maximum weight that has been seen lifting a gregole, the tank seems to weigh about 49 tons, divide that by 15, and they will have one unit for humans after being processed, with respect to, the guyvers, maybe because they are human without processing the armor when covering them, extrapolate the maximum potential of the guests without having to process them. remember that we are talking about the maximum destruction weapons maciba created by an alien race, I do not think they were satisfied only with the regular human force.

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Sure that this is what many will do with the figma

http://lomion.de/cmm/img/bionoid.gif The bionoid doesn't only sound like it's a 90's action toy, it also looks like one: Muscular, insect-like, with natural blades and generally like a humanoid, but with more awesome. The bionoids were created by the elves during the First Unhuman War to help them against the space orcs. They don't breed directly, but lay eggs instead. Those eggs' essence is a crystal that, once touched by a humanoid, fuses with said humanoid and creates a new bionoid. The creature's alignment is changed to Neutral Good (including possible alignment change penalties). That doesn't work with orcs, by the war. If they touch the egg, it explodes into their face.The crystal gives the bionoid power, but it's also its weak spot: Once it is destroy (it sits on its forehead), the bionoid is disintegrated. It is exposed if the bionoid is in its combat state, but hidden in the skull if it's in its humanoid form. The bionoids are rather tough (and worth 6,000 XP, more than a mountain giant) and a lot of information is given on combat.After the Unhumand War was over, the bionoids were left to care for themselves, and most chose to live alone, many as eremites in far-off asteroids. Some of them, however, have formed large families. They are also not totally isolated and work as sailors from time to time or join communities of good humanoids.There is also additional information of the bionoids' internal struggle and the challenge they face when it comes to controlling their power. All in all, the bionoid is a solid monster. It has enough unique traits to make it more than just another thri-kreen knock-off and the problems they might have with their enormous power (compared to the standard NPC humanoid) and their isolation. How about an adventure were the PCs should dispose of a "monster" living near a community that turns out to be a bionoid? Or a plot with a family with a member who was accidentally turned into a bionoid? http://thecampaign20xx.blogspot.mx/2014/04/the-most-awesome-d-spelljammer-monsters.html

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