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Some of you may have seen some of these if not all already if you were on certain Facebook groups or following me on Deviant art... but here is a dumps of artwork I have recently completed. GuyverC Gigantic - Originally just did the head and cropped out the body, since I just reused my Guyver Gigantic pic... But recently decided just to finish it off. Female Warrior GuyverC Giant Female GuyverC - Artemis Gigantic Warrior Guyver 2 - Juggernaught Warrior Guyver 3 Gigantic Warrior Guyver 3 - Zeus Warrior Proto-G Archanphel Warrior Proto-G Archanphel Battle mode W'Kar Sho Fukamachi - Deus W'Kar Agito Makishima - Ares

This is really tricky wording. I'm not used to this kind of speech. 私があなたがた獣神将（ゾアロード）精神支配から解き放たれているのにお気づきか？ そう私はすでに獣化兵（ゾアノイド）などというちっぽけな存在ではない 度重なる調製実験が私を別種の生命体に進化させたのだ このように他の生物を体内に取り込み その肉を熱量（エネルギー）に変換しつつ優れた形質は己の物とし Do you realise, I am free from you zoalords' mind control? (beast divine general) yes, I'm no longer a tiny being like a zoanoid (beast-becoming soldier) Due to repeated manufacture experiment, I have evolved into a new type of life form Like this, other creatures are taken into the body the flesh is converted into energy, outstanding form and nature become my own. (calorific value / heat value) I'm not certain it means literal heat, it does specify energy and we measure the energy content of food by burning it. But it does imply that he is not storing the flesh as matter, it is turned into energy, and it's seen as the same way as heat, so I imagine it's saying that Aptom can use pure energy or heat energy to construct his body or utilise it in some other way? edit: The kanji does actually specify 'heat value', rather than just 'heat', so it's referring the the inherent energy within 'heat'. Edit 2 : in any case, the katakana is very clear when it says 'energy'. the kanji is just clarifying what energy means. edit 3: looking at the context of this conversation, I would say that the manga doesn't imply that Aptom can sustain himself on heat from the environment. The way it is written, I would imagine it would be necessary to convert 'heat' into 'energy' for him to be able to use it.

So I went over and contacted Viz about whether they still have the rights to Guyver. Although I didn't get a definitive answer I made some progress. Thanks for writing in! Unfortunately, VIZ no longer publishes Bio Booster Armor Guyver. If you'd like to suggest Guyver to be published again in the future, we are currently accepting series suggestions over on our contact page here: https://www.viz.com/company-contact Simply select "Series Suggestion" from the drop down menu and you will be brought to a form where you can suggest any series you’d love to see VIZ publish! So I'm guessing they do? Either way I'm going put in a request via the link under Series Suggestions, wanted to share the details in case anyone wanted to do the same. If anyone wanted the details for the form... Via Wikipedia I got the following... Title: Bio Booster Armor Guyver Creator: Yoshiki Takaya Japanese Publisher: Kadokawa Shoten I've gone a bit further and sharing it in Guyver and Anime groups and starting a petition to gain momentum. https://www.change.org/.../guyver-bring-a-full-english...

Hi, can anyone reupload these? Me and a good friend are looking for them, but all the uploads are down... Thank you!

I'm excited because it's vampires. I really enjoyed the Underworld franchise and 30 Days of Night. But since those movies, I don't feel like we've gotten anything good where vampires are concerned. There was a tv show on Fox called "The Strain" and I really loved it!

There is absolutely no difference between a god that never does anything and a god that does not exist. Ryuki, your 'answer' to the Epicurean riddle is as impotent as any that has any been offered to it. edit: Okay, been able to think this over for a few hours and I am still pissed off. Let's examine your original comment on the riddle. "god is able but not willing to prevent evil. that does not make him malevolent." An all-powerful being creates a species with a built-in tendency to do evil, but takes zero responsibility. And that is not evil? "that makes him loving. because to love somebody is to trust them to make the right choices." God supposedly made us. He designed us down to the last atom. Every single system, every last organelle in a human body was allegedly designed by God. That means he knew exactly how a human being would act and react in any given situation. So... he knew people would not make the right choices. Didn't he know? He didn't? How is that possible? And assuming it is possible, does that not make God incredibly irresponsible? And therefore, once again culpable. "god trusts us. god loves us. he therefore allows us to be excposed to evil so that we may grow stronger. " Stronger - to what end? To be able to endure even more evil? If he wanted us to be stronger, why did he not make us stronger to begin with? Are you implying that he wanted to observe the process of us getting stronger - because he was bored or something? Is that what human suffering is about? Entertainment? Your response is meaningless rhetoric.