McAvoy

Yes. However, sheer skill can still top a more powerful opponent. Take for example, somehow Primitive Guyver, a standard Guyver was able to beat Life Force Guyver, a prototype Warrior unit which is about equal to a Warrior Guyver. I'm not saying you have a standard Guyver take on Dreadnought for example. There is a topic out there on a what if Warrior Guyver or Warrior Guyver 2 was able to spend 2.5 million years in the past. Both of them would almost fight Dreadnought with a small chance of success.

Generally that isn't that bad as far as such things go. He could have done far, far worse.

Potentially yes. Even a low level zoaform could grant him power to rival or exceed Anubis.

Question for you though, why would they want a more powerful Guyver zoa-form? By it's nature being Guyver it's not controllable. Also remember his unit is one of the units from Utah. This is true. Crane isn't exactly a controllable zoaform. If he was then he would have never bonded to the unit.

Well, if you where "plant boy" it's not like you're going to be able to rule with an awesume deminstration of power. Though you'd be immortal, just you're human form would be a lot of plants... that are creatures themselves.... Wolfy is bad far one of more interesting though possibily weakest Zoalord. This is true. I guess if I were to choose a form it would be something like Zarfel's. I find telekinesis neat.

I meant I wouldn;t have. Never even heard of the movie either.

Perhaps. Mostly likely not. The unit screws up his emotions and the easiest ones are the more sadistic ones. That and how he evolves isn't in the most loveable situations either. Always in battle and with everything going against Greg, mentally and physically.

This is true. Would make for a excellent fan-fanfic. But the big question is how far would he go?

That should be interesting.

True. Elera does have friends though and all of them can deal with a standard Guyver easily.

Kron and Drano are different. Drano is a Zoalord version of the Bio Titan. Where Kron is a Creator made Zoalord merged with a Chronos made Bio Armor. Chronos can make Bio-Zoalords like Drano, but Kron would be a different story.

Keep in mind that W'Kar right now can top out at 102x right now if he seriously blew his top. However he usually is around 17x to 25x normally. Warrior Rage will allow him to max out normally at 51x. He can double his strength too. But that doesn't mean he is all 104x, just his strenght. Same goes for his new form. He'll probably average around 25x most of the time. Remember how often does he truly go berserk to that level. Not often.

I'd agree with that if I were in the war with or without Chronos. But if I am the only Zoalord in the world, then I couldn't care less which form I was.

I'd agree with that statement before we found out about Guyver F II in the manga. I think with a little bit of research in that field may allow Chronos to overcome that.

I agree. It wasn't the unit (well the shield did help him) but the host's pure combat skill. In other words, you give that unit so some random guy on the street, he'll won't be as good as the original host. But that unit could be more useful to other Anti Chronos factions that don't possess as many Guyver units as ACTF does.

I think Tonnin's story will be developed more in the rewrites. I mean he was captured after Solom's death and the Creator mindbomb in Part 3 of Revenge. As far as the inner workings of Chronos, that is one of the reasons why I liked Guyver 4's story so much. Not so much her but aspect of seeing Chronos inner workings.

One running theory that the Creators all look like Guyvers since they are the ones who originally wore the armor. Guyver 0 was just a test to see how the humans would react to the unit itself.

Well.. would have guessed that...

Well I am an Irishman... name only though. Might have 20 to 25% in me. I have been there before as well. Having alot of money to spend and then blow it all on beer and more beer.

You must eat and drink alot to save up enough money to buy a laptop within a week or two.

I am thinking Gilgamesh or... one of the Marines talking to Stephen Cain.

Going laptop nuts aren't we?

I agree.

It also looks like one of the spheres in Star Trek VI during the Klingon trial. The Klingon Judge used something like this instead of a hammer. I doubt it's that though.

Interesting. I may have an idea. I think it has been hinted before. On a side note... 2,000 posts! Whoo Hoo!