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Welcome to life :wink: Though the point I was trying to get across with my post was not optimism... Just acceptance. Since experience, change, etc. can be both good and/or bad. You could take it as either optimistic or pessimistic depending on your own outlook on life.

*BUMP* In case no one else posts to this topic here's just something so we can leave on topic, http://www.dotlessbraille.org/numbersystems.htm

Sure.

To me the meaning of life is self explanitory... Life is the meaning of life. It's the act of living that gives it meaning. Whether you believe in an immortal soul or not is unimportant, life will go on in either case. Life is change! Life is experience! Life creates order from chaos! Life is existence! The basic reasons I think People have trouble understanding this, or more precisely accepting it, is because we tend to think of just ourselves and not life as a whole. But we all effect each other from the smallest organism to the largest. Everything we do in life has ramifications and what we do defines our purpose in life as we effect the whole. Not to mention ego is another factor, like many ask the question of the meaning of life to determine some ultimate purpose for life. In that regard I consider the meaning of life to give meaning to the universe, cause without life then the whole universe would exist for absolutely no reason. It would simply exist and them someday not exist. Because without life and ultimately without consciousness there can be no understanding, no insite, no appreciation for existence, etc. So life is the meaning of life IMHO.

True but I originally read it on the NYTimes. Though that isn't saying much as well. And some work has been done in alternate forms of calculating PI and similar, http://www.lacim.uqam.ca/~plouffe/Simon/articlepi.html

Here's a link to a news article about it, http://www.watleyreview.com/2004/062904-3.html About 3 years ago, but it's okay if you haven't heard about it. A lot of scientist and mathematicians are in denial about it even though the team that discovered the last digit ran the calculations 3 times. Just goes to show you can't assume something is infinite just because you gave up calculating it after a certain number.

Easier is relative as each base has it's own way to calculate formulas and it all depends on what you are calculating to which is actually easier. For PI though in most cases the only difference is what numbers you end up with. Like HitchHikers Guide to the Galaxy joke about the number 42 for example. Bases aside the principles of mathematics remains the same for each base. The main advantage is some bases may allow certain formulas to have fewer or more steps to calculate any given value. The link I asked S Naught to check out has a formula for calculating PI in base 16 that seems easier than in other base systems for example. The main advantage being it allows you to calculate any N-th digit without having to calculate the previous digits. But you are still calculating PI one digit at a time. But math, like any language, is constantly evolving and similar to languages some forms will be favored over others as time goes on. Though remember change doesn't come easy to humans otherwise we would all be using the metric system and calculate distance in km instead of miles

The beam does spread out a bit when fired but at most Sho would only have been hit by the edge of the blast. A direct hit would have vaporized him. I also think Risker purposely missed just to scare the hell out of Sho and to emphasize how outclassed Sho was.

Actually pi isn't infinite, I forgot how decimal places it goes to but a couple of years ago someone actually calculated pi to last decimal. It just seemed infinite because before then no one had a computer powerful enough to calculate pi to the last digit. Besides calculating planetary figures is rounded off in any case since we can't know the exact mass or shape of a planet without measuring every single atom and structure of the planet. Anyway, S Naught, since you're a math major what do you think of this?, http://www.math.hmc.edu/funfacts/ffiles/20010.5.shtml Of course we could start discussing mathematical proofs and then really blow everyone's minds Oh, and here's a little history summary for base 10, http://www.psinvention.com/zoetic/base10.htm

In hyper space, distance and time are relative things. Things don't work the same there as they do here. And the Matrix doesn't require physical contact to work. Besides Jason meant both units, remember he pretty much stopped calling himself the WG.

Oh, she would be about 18 feet tall and have around 100x power level. But suffice to say that's never going to happen. Aside from making her way too powerful she is also already has an upgrade perminently bonded to her unit. There are however two Nova Relics, the regular Nova Relic which Chronos got their hands on and the Black Nova Relic.

About 12x, going by the old WG power scales.

Visually it looks like WG is surrounded by a bubble of dark swirling energy that distorts space-time around WG. Kinda like the shimmering effect you get from something that radiates a lot of heat but in this case it's blue and red shifting the light that passes through the field as well as distorting it. And when fired the whole field just focuses at one point and then blasts away as either a wave or a cannon like pulse, depending on how focused it was when fired. This can be in any direction or even multiple as the energy can be divided for multiple simultaneous attacks as well. WG doesn't have do anything physically besides concentrate.

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Yes, the Hulk has a good chance of winning with near limitless strength, with a Zeus pancake stomping. But it'll be a good fight. And Thor is physically stronger than Dreadnought and his Hammer can potentially shatter his CM. Though Dread would most likely win it would not be without risks. And Adam Warlock's Soul Gem should not be underestimates since we don't know how it would effect a Guyver. And we can't be sure if the Guyver can keep track of him. Since even someone possessing the infinite gauntlet with cosmic awareness could not track him. But otherwise he's hosed Zeus vs Thanos, yup Thanos is a lot more powerful than he use to be. He could possibly even take on Dreadnought now.

It's primarily raw gravitational energy but WG can manipulate it into different forms. Primarily the effect is similar to a massive pressure cannon but he can also potentially create a black hole attack as well as other gravitational effects. The WG pressure cannons are just primarily more powerful but at full power they can expand when fired, similar to the Gigantic's. And yes, the CPM's can be used to boost the body shield.

Thought of yes, drawn one no.

Only Darzerb produces a heat wave since he can radiate heat in his transformed state as well as when he's transforming. The others are just producing excess energy during the transformation. But regular zoanoids barely tap this power so they don't glow much if at all. Even the Hypers mainly glow because of a rapid transformation. In the new anime it was shown it can be done slower and just to specific body parts like Murikami making his arm slightly bulkier just before he fired the zoabuster pistol, but no light came from him and unless you were looking right at the arm you wouldn't even have noticed. The main thing to consider with the Bio-Boost is the fact the zoanoids battle forms are more massive than the human body. So unless they are super dense in human form the only explaination is they draw in energy to facilitate the transformation. But E=MC^2 so they would have to suck up an equivalent amount of mass to make up the difference. The fact that they don't only leaves the Bio-Boost as an explaination since it draws energy from the boost dimension. And as for the WG body shield, yes 24/7.

Thanks, I'm the one who writes the datafiles for the fan fiction and I edit most of the stories, so I'm sort of a co-writer. While the CG fics are all mine. And I've been here since the beginning. It's part of the whole CM design, all 4 segments are needed for it to work properly. Originally we drew this from the Fact a normal Guyver can regenerate from just the CM and do so very rapidly after about 11 hours of dormancy. The theorized reason is that the CM can also tap the boost dimension without relying on the Gravity Control Orb but only during regeneration. This is part of a larger understanding of the bio-boost process itself since unlike normal operation the bio-boost seems to draw an enormous amount of energy from the boost dimension but only during a transformation period. Which also applies to zoanoids. The unit was a standard equipment for the Creators even before they came to Earth so they could easily have used the Bio-Boost to make transforming the humans into zoanoids easier, the T-Rex Guyver 0 fought for example was actually a zoanoid and shows significant mass increase is possible but the only explaination for so much mass is an energy syphon from the boost dimension. But since Zoanoids don't have unlimited energy this means the energy is only available for changing mass. Consequently explaining how they can increase their mass so quickly. So in that much both the Guyver and the Zoanoids are similar but unlike a zoanoid a Guyver has the gravity control orb to provide a continuous flow of energy and the Guyver has a much higher energy storage capacity than any normal zoanoid. Not to mention the CM which helps regulate the whole thing and make the Guyver as efficient as possible. Unfortunately we have no idea what it is, being just one of the body parts that have never been given a description. But your theories are as good as anybody's elses. Considering the Gigantic can make itself grow to near 60 meters tall I would say it's a very effective design. It's an integral part of the WG CM so when the CM was damaged the ability to use the HSL was impaired as well. In part, yes. But the host body itself is used to regulate the energy flow in a manner similar to a fuse/capacitor. So the system is scalable, which means the more power the host body can handle the more powerful the resulting WG. There is also the body shield system which is both integrated into the armor and helps produce and regulate many of the WG's abilities. The body shield, which is always active and is an intergral part of what makes the WG different from a normal Guyver - Beyond just being more powerful.

Nope, never said that. I think you're confusing the references to the power down state when the CM was damaged and the WG armor reverted to a more normal Guyver like form. And we've hinted from the beginning that the WG was essentially based on the Gigantic. Since we used the Gigantic as a scale for what would be possible if the Guyver was specifically designed to be a weapon instead of accidently becoming one because of the nature of the host. The HSL system is in the CM, it's why it can auto teleport into hyper space when in danger even if the body gets destroyed. Also why no matter how much of the body gets destroyed the HSL will continue to function as long as the CM remains intact. The body is just used to regulate the energy flow so the unit doesn't overload and explode since hyper space energy is virtually limitless. The glowing body parts and crystals is part of the body shield system, which is a vital part of the WG's systems. Even for Matrix WG, the power wave, etc is a derivative of this system and functions much like the Gigantic's Power Amps in channeling and focusing the unit's energies. Yes, another thing to consider is that it's one of the few common features on all Guyvers. G3 for example doesn't have the red orb at the base of his head antenna like G1 does. Along with many other physical differences between each Guyver, but the triangular protrusion are identical on each Guyver. While even the swords change shape and arrangement between Guyvers. Additionally on the Gigantic each Gravity Control Orb is encircled by a protruding ring shape formation. Which would go with channeling even more energy from the gravity control orbs. The gravity control orb itself is said to be a junction point between the unit and the boost dimension. Which is how it can continuously syphon energy into the Guyver. So we can be pretty sure those protrusions are what the unit uses to channel the energy to the other organs. The gravity gyros being the closest organs would make them the first in the chain and the protrusions are literally pointed right at them.

Not quite, though mostly right, the triangle thingies are what channels the gravity energy to the rest of the body. They are what focuses and channels the gravity energy from the gravity conrol orb. The Gravity Gyro is just like the other momentum enhancers organs. Specialized just like the one's in the hand/wrist area. Basically think of all the momentum enhancer organs as a network in which the gravity energy is channeled and depending on their placement determines what that energy is used for. The ones at the hips are at the center of gravity of the body so the gravity energy act like kinetic gyros at that point but the same energy at the palms can be focused to produce the pressure cannon. The whole systeme is linked to each other. In the Gigantic the same organs are further boosted by the power crystal amps which are placed over most of the same areas and also channel the unit's gravitational energy. But the Gigantic has 3 gravity control orbs so has a lot more energy and the power amp crystals can boost that power to give the Gigantic 20x the gravitational power of a normal Guyver. And just like the normal Guyver the energy can be channeled for different uses. The addition of the shoulder crystals allows the energy to be focused into a shield for example. And the crystals on the knuckles channels the same energy to produce the power punch. Which is why the translation calls that attack the "Gravity Knuckles". Which should also answer your question about the WG's body crystals

In order... Nope, not in the legs. . . Nope, it's right on either side of the Gravity Control Orb. . . And Nope, the HSL is in the WG CM!

On a Guyver fan site, I think someone would have mentioned it if anyone knew one way or the other. Unfortunately we'll just have to wait and see what they'll do, since they are probably waiting to see how successful the DVD releases of the first season is before they put out the cash for a second season.

Not quite, the CPM's are in the forearms of WG2 units, they double as the arm laser orbs which can also morph into a second pair of swords if needed.

Control Medal!