LordSpleach

Zeo, you got a good point, but I think using a cloaking field generated by the Exceed's gravitional energy would make a near perfect, if not perfect, cloak. Though, I'm pretty sure a Zoalord would be able to sense the Exceed because of the energy being generated and active used. If the Gigantic Exceed were to have cloaking capabilities, it would probably be able to generate it from a different source of energy. Albeit, I wouldn't know what the energy would be. I believe the cloak would be as effective as Gastal's invisibility.

Renegade, do you think Sho had full access to Archanfel's data files?

He just looks like some weird Doctor Who villain, not THE Doctor.

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Epic vid!

BK, Exo-Squad is American, but still a good show.

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As would say: "Bad Form!"

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I'll even join you!

These guys should be called the arch-bishops of Guyver. Yoshiki Takaya being God of course.

Salkafar, I agree with the true power output. I think that is what 'form of the true power' meant!

Now we've all seen the data of the Gigantic Exceed says its the form of the true power, but... ...I believe it's not just limited to the Giant. Remember, Caerleon is believed to refer to Archanfel when he says there was one who could use powers of the other zoalords. Now if the Gigantic armor was designed to defeat Archanfel, and Sho was linked to all that data(probably Archanfel's data as well) in the advent ship, the armor couldn't be limited to a giant mode. I believe if Sho fought other zoalords in Exceed mode, the armor would adapt to their abilities. Example: If Sho fought Li Yentsui, Sho should be able to see his portals and possibly maybe able to create to his own. The only zoalord(so far) that would not apply to this theory is of course Waferdanos, since he was a different experiment all together.

Originally saw this on the Sci-Fi channel a few years back:

I've only read the first five Animorph books.

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