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Mebius and Zero are my favorites! Somebody is thinking this, so I am just gonna lay it out. Who would win Guyver Gigantic Exceed or an Ultra being?

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Murakami was a five year old ProtoZoalord. We see him after years have podded and his body had already begun to give out. Heck, he was pretty much at deaths door. Griselda is no where near that age, so she hasn't felt the effects yet. Also Hekkering did tell Agito that the Libertus only had 2 or 3 years of life. With Griselda only having slightly more. Shizu, sadly, does not have much time left. As for the dual crystals.... I don't know, dint remember her having two.

If you want an idea about how crystals work, some of you might want to look up Quartz. They are fantastic little odd crystals that just happen to produce energy when altered. They hardly lose energy and operate on a frequency (All crystals have a frequency to sound/energy sensitivity from what I remember) that is perfect for low voltage works. They help stabilize our radio's and watches. Now imagine how much more powerful and effective Zoacrystal must me, it regulates that super body and it's full of energy. Must be one interesting structure under a microscope.

I'm guessing the regeneration powers of the unit would be a big help in battle. Zoaforms have to go back to the processing tank to heal faster, while the unit does it automatically. Also, Guyot's gravity attacks were based on 'gravity points', little orbs throughout his body that were a sort of fuel. He and Imakarum expended almost all their points in order to do the black hole attack, and Guyot pointed out he only had the points in his knuckles left afterwards. The unit powers gravity through the gravity controller, and it doesn't need to be expended-so again you wouldn't need to go back to base and recharge. Don't get me wrong, after heavy gravity usage the unit needs a recharge period, but it's better than climbing inside a processing tank. The self defense mode must also be a help. If an enemy gets a lucky shot in, it must be nice to have a copilot than can protect you until you get your act together.

Don't forget, Archanfel has been severely weakened ever since he stopped that meteorite from hitting Earth- hence his involuntary hibernations. Indeed, because his hibernations are becoming more frequent, it suggests that he is losing power more quickly and has to recharge sooner. So in a fight he would have to recharge soon because his powers would be depleted relatively quickly. Therefore, because in one of the issues he had fainted and involuntarily went into hibernation (i.e. the scene where Imakarum Mirabilis caught him and put him in his tomb), it is not unreasonable to suggest that Archafel could lose consciousness and involuntarily go into his 'deep-sleeps in the middle of a fight. Thus, in answer to your question: no, a Zoalord-Guyver hybrid would usurp a post-meteorite-incident Archanfel as the most powerful being in existence.