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Well, I'll be someone named Juggernought interested in a story about a character named Juggernaught. Ok, anyone care to speculate on Juggernaught? Keep in mind the old datafile is obsolete. While Juggernaught at his base is identical to Dreadnought, there is a key difference that seperates them apart.

Cool. I'd like to read it. The original premise of the character is promising. I'd do it if I had a scanner. I am going on cruise in three months and right now I am Fallon, NV (TOPGUN). Besides I have my own I have to worry about.

Keep in mind that this is a photoshoped picture. But considering that Stark has the Mk. II lying around chances are that it might look very close to Iron Man's Mk. III. Hell in the comics, there are two War Machine armors. One that Stark originally built and the one he built for Rhodes. War Machine was a combination of technology from his eariler armor and the NTU-150 armor.

I agree. Whoever came up with the idea of Creators as energy beings has watched too much Star Trek or SG-1. Energy beings would not create organic based space armor. They'd be more creative than that.

I saw the cameo in one of the trailers on TV only once. I thought it a split trailer for both Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk. Then I read some of the reviews for it stating it is indeed Anthony Stark. On a side note (sort of), I saw a nice photoshoped picture of what the future War Machine might look like. I'll see if I can find it again. Here it is:

*bump* one year ahead Didn't feel the need to create a whole new post on this subject and considering the state of the forums of late, I guess it doesn't matter. It's been a year and for the post part Part 1 is finished. It needs to be polished and one part has to be typed down. I typically write by hand then type it. It's much easier for me for smoother writing. Ideas come more freely for me through writing by hand. Part two may or may not suprise you. Anyway, anyone still interested in the story of Juggernaught?

What I mean is it official as in the story you are working on going to be part of the WG fanfic or is a fan story of the WG fanfic? Kind of like writing a story on Warrior Guyver 2 and having it put into the mainstream timeline in the WG.com. Or writing a story on Warrior Guyver 2 and being just a story outside of the mainstream timeline of WG.com.

Random question time: Is this a fanfic of a fanfic or is it official?

It is possible that, in the Warrior Guyver 2 universe, that Creator was not wearing the armor. Though unlikely considering how the Creators are in that universe. But on the other hand Creators are different than a human. It is possible that a fatal wound to them is a scratch to us in comparison. That like XT, when they are bonded they have two forms the unit has to regenerate. The Guyver armor itself, and the host, not total merger. Of course that story was written ten years ago, with very limited knowledge on the subject.

I think today's movie goers would be more likely to believe that Iron Man is powered by some scifi super duper power source than a wall socket. But it does show that Iron Man's power is something unique that only Tony Stark can make. It seems that in that universe, it more than possible to create a Iron Monger armor. Though instead of repulsors, it looks like he was firing rockets to fly. Spoilers: Someone told be at the end of the credits, there is something that might show what Iron Man 2 might be about. Since I am nowhere close to a theater right now, can someone shed some light on this?

*bump* Just realized something about the Aceaer Guyver unit discussion part. If the Creators created such a unit, would it be possible for that unit be bonded to a Aceaer unit as well? Like a Aceaer-Aceaer Guyver? Me personally, I don't think so just because it would be like having two Aceaers on top of one another. If it was possible, I think the Creators wouldn't be worried about anything. Think about it: Aceaerx200. An Aceaer with the power of a Guyver Zoalord. Though I do think it would be possible for said unit to be merged with a Gigantic unit though. So a 150 men unit would be 300 men with some powerful abilities, some of them exceeding a Warrior Guyver.

Depends on what you mean by non-humanoid. Do you mean totally alien? Do you mean Earth-home-grown animals? It all depends if the Guyver unit has programming in it to what it can bond with. Can it bond to adog for example, or do they have too little brains for the unit to work with. Likewise with aliens. What kind of brain do they have? Is it similar or totally different to a human's brain? Can the unit bond to non-carbon based lifeforms.

I think even Primitive Guyver would pawn the two Warrior Guyvers at least in close combat.

It is possible. Especially when you look at fossils of modern humans that are 100,000 years old. Scientists once thought evolution is ongoing, and going by that logic, today's human species should be different from the 100,000 year old fossil. Aside from overall size, modern humans haven't changed much if at all. Another possible theory is that the Creators accelerated the original process, knwoing full well probably through simulations of what will evolve and chose the human race. Perfected them into zoanoids, and then into Alkanphel. Left alone, evolution takes it's place back. Officially, we only see the host of Guyver 0 and Alkanphel up close. Both are very different from each other in their human forms.

Ok, let's switch it around. Let's say when Warrior Guyver 2 comes to the WG universe he accidently sends himself 2.5 million years ago, right after Warrior Guyver left. Let's for the moment ignore the Matrix because two things will happen. He'll easily go forward in time, and if he doesn't do that, he'll eventually figure out that the Matrix could upgrade him. So what would WG2 be like?

Well it would have been used tactically. If it just came down to Guardian is the better warrior, then Guardian would have gotten it instead of Female Warrior Guyver during the battle against the Eliminator. In that battle, you can see what it would be like if they were fighting Dreadnought. Guardian is no Matrix Warrior Guyver, but it is the next best thing.

Ok, so Alkanphel is 10 million years old, not 2.6 millions. But 10 million years, is still a long time. In reality, humans havee existed in a fraction of that time. 10 millions years ago, you wouldn't tell which species would branch off to evolve into humans. So it brings us down to are the modern humans (now) second generation humans evolved naturally, or did the Creators just locked our evolution into place. Of course the minimum time for the Creators to have left is however long it takes for Earth to recover some huge asteroid hit. The asteroid hit that hit Earth is very large, much larger than the one that caused the extinction of the Dinosaurs.

Remember that if we base the 1x human on peak human, (the fasted runner runs around 30 MPH), then if we go the straight 100x then Guyvers would be running Mach 4. However, the Guyver is much lighter than they should be, therefore much faster (less mass to move). But considering that we don't see Guyvers zipping about like that (breaking the sound barrier) and that on top of the fact our body is designed for running at that high of speed (eventually we'll start to float or defy gravity through the strides). So essentially, 250 MPH sounds good.

Remember that the Warrior Guyver has everything that the standard Guyver has plus more. So he'll do everything that Primitive Guyver is able to do better and more. He might be able to focus his body shield intro fist for example (SIF) for added impact is another example. He might even be able to increase his strength that way as well. Though if events follow the way they in did in the fanfic, Warrior Guyver might still get vaporized by Warrior Alkanphel. As Dreadnought, he'll more than likely be much stronger (at the base, somehwere between Zagam and the actual Dreadnought).

Aside from the obvious mastery of martial arts, he will also be a master of his own unit. He would be able to use certain abilities much more differently than he would have in the actual fanfic. He might be able to focus the gravity shield into various attacks and abilites. He would be able to fully utlilize the massive reflexive abilites his unit provides him.

I forgot this. For the most part Faye is hanging out with Jason's 'crew' so chances are if Guardian is that amount of trouble that she needs the Warrior Gigantic than so does Fiona and or Dreadnought may need to make an appearence to take care of the situation. I also forgot to add that Guardian has the enhanced CPM, so the Warrior Gigantic may make it like Zeus's unit, so a Gigantic Guardian may be 25x with a BED max. of 50x.

The point I was making is that in WG it seems modern life was made 2.5 million years ago and in the real world, 2.5 million years ago, the evolution of the human race at that point was nothing more than chimps. Obviously, WG ancient humans are modern humans more or less. No one in the stories has commented how big is Guyver 0's eye brow ridge or something.

Well with 2.5 million years of experience as a Warrior Guyver, he may be more comfortable with the idea as a Guyver. Remember that Jason in the fanfic thinks the Guyver as a tool as a means for his revenge and that someday he will remove the unit and Fiona's and live a normal life. But he may change that and might be more willing to become something greater than the fanfic Dreadnought. But he definitely would not allow himself to become a Dreadnought Zoalord.

My guess Kregen quadrupled his power at least, but since there are no official numbers that is only a guess. Remember that he did hit Anubis pretty hard. So, XT2 is around 16-17x at that time. So, he might have been around 120x at that moment. EDIT: Forgot to mention that during the Grakken invasion, there are millions of Grakkens heading to Earth. In Genocide, there were only 500 Jy-Taki. While invididually more powerful than a Grakken, they are still not as numerous. Combined with the fact that there are far more higher powered beings to help out, Dreadnought would definitely help defend Earth. But, once the dust settles, would the Creators now be aware of Earth and the surviving W'Kar unit? Grend's betrayal? It might be possible that the Creators might ignore Earth afterwards.

Yes, it would be like Pirmitive Guyver being a Warrior Guyver. That was the point. However, remember that Jason is smart, he knows that if he changes the timeline drastically, it might prevent him from going back in time to kill the Guyver Zoalord. So he might not want to prevent the foundation of Chronos as much as he would like to. However any theories on abilities he might have using that massive experience?