jerrygoodman

Lately I've been doing a little bit of research about the DC comics character Anarky. I've been wondering...given his anarchistic leanings, what would happen if he were introduced into the Guyver-verse? How would he engage the establishment created by Chronos? And what would happen if either Sho or Agito encountered him?

The rumors are true...Killgrave is a morally bankrupt @$$hole. http://moviepilot.com/posts/3645295?lt_source=external,manual

"Remember, the first step in avoiding a trap is knowing that one has been set." Thufir Hawat, Dune There's something fishy in the state of Denmark...or should I say, the Isle of Silha. What exactly has caused Archanfel's switch in behavior? I mean, how does he go from acting like an all-powerful god of destruction to a docile average joe? All I can think is that (a) he's up to something, or (b) someone (most likely Apollon) is pulling his strings. Come to think of it, why hasn't Apollon tried to take Archy's crystal? Unless he needs him intact for something... And how does having him interacting with Tetsuro and Mizuki factor in? Is this an attempt to "humanize" him in some way? I know I'm just grasping at straws here, but what I'm trying to say that there is something really off about all this.

I'll let you make your own judgments on this one...

I intend to be there for the long haul, 'cause I want to see how it all ends.

Still on the run after Sho and Apollon tried to go after him.

I'm an only child, so...I got nothing.

Culprit Number Four...Damien Darhk from "Arrow." This guy practically exudes ruthlessness. Even John Constantine was rattled by the mention of his name when Oliver was talking about him. And he definitely doesn't tolerate failure...

FINAL TRAILER...you're not gonna want to miss this.

Trust me, if Luke Cage is in this show, I'm sure Iron Fist won't be far behind. Me, I'm still hoping they do a MAOS crossover. After all..."it's all connected."

THIS SHOW...just got even more epic. http://moviepilot.com/posts/3624270?lt_source=external,manual

3D Laser Time, boys!

He was an overconfident bastard who put too much faith in a faulty weapon. Enough said right there.

When ya need a fightin' man to trust to watch yer back...

This one scared the hell out of me when I was younger...

Suspect Number Three: Thanos of Titan. No need to delve too deeply into Thanos's backstory. His exploits, ranging from his quest for the Cosmic Cube to his hunt for the Infinity Gems, are very well known. Powerful, devious, cunning, and resourceful, there's no lengths he won't travel to reach his ends. But perhaps his most unsettling trait is manipulation...that is, using the truth as opposed to lies to influence events towards his favor. Here's another tidbit from Secret Wars...

Next up, we have... Eobard Thawne, aka the Reverse Flash, as seen on the CW's "The Flash." Barry Allen's greatest enemy, whose attempts to erase his foe from history resulted in Thawne getting stranded in the past. With his powers drained and with no other means to get home, Thawne killed and assumed the identity of Harrison Wells, created STAR Labs and caused the infamous particle accelerator explosion, all as part of his plan to create and manipulate the Flash and use his speed powers to return to his home time period. All of which resulted in many deaths and ruined lives...

"...a genius. By a man who was king of his own little world. You'd like him." Ninth Doctor, Dalek Here's yet another one of my "crossover" posts. Between reading Marvel's "Secret Wars" event, and watching shows like "The Flash" and "Arrow" on the CW, I've been doing a little bit of thinking... Case in point: Agito Makishima. Not the kind of person who makes friends, but always the one who wants to be pulling the strings. But what would happen if he crossed paths with other "master manipulators"? I've culled together a few culprits to get the ball rolling... First off, we have... The Maker. Reed Richards from Earth-1610. Originally the leader of the Fantastic Four of the "Ultimate" Marvel Universe, a series of personal tragedies drove him mad, making him the most dangerous individual in the UMU. Just to give you an idea of how polarized he is from Earth's-616 Reed, here's a snippet from Secret Wars #6... Bottom line, this guy is a cunning bastard, willing to go any lengths to achieve his aims. Sound familiar?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfvR4hl-Gzw Does Solomon Grundy want pants too?

But what do you do when you see a crocodile?

"It's biometrics, right? Like a security code? "Whoever is carrying Thor's fingerprints" is, I think, the literal translation." - Tony Stark, Avengers: Age of Ultron Just a random thought buzzing in my head lately, who in the Guyver-verse would be able to lift Mjolnir, the Hammer of Thor? I have a few ideas, but...I want to hear yours first.

Okay, time for something a little more obscure...

Here's a little something from the Channel-Formerly-Known-As-Sci-Fi...