McAvoy

Ok, 2.5 million years a long time, we all know that. But modern humans are theorized to be only around for 40,000 to 100,000 years. In fact for a time we shared the planet with Neanderthal, who could be considered our equals (or near equals). So if the Creators left 2.5 million years ago, and they perfected the modern human at that timeframe, wouldn't have we evolved during that time? The only theory I have is that we are second generation humans. Whereas, Guyver 0, Faye, Alkanphel, Zeugma, and all those from that timeframe are First generation. That the Creators accelerated the process, and then once they left with very little first generation humans left, natural evolution took over. Ideas?

What if Dreadnought (or Dreadnought 2 lol), was present during the Arrival of the Jy-Taki? Would he make a difference? Could he prevent W'Kar from becoming Anubis?

Just to revive the forum a little... What if Warrior Guyver after he killed the Guyver Zoalord was unable to go back to the future. Assume for the moment that the Creators leave thinking he is either dead or went back. With 2.5 million years of experience, what would his attitude be once the time is right for him to 'come back' into the fold? What new abilities would he have? How would it change the rest of the storyline?

It would also lose a very useful ability WarriorZoalord: The ability to be used almost freely on any unit. Once that Aceaer becomes the Guyver/Hyrbid it loses that ability and stays as the hybrid.

It might not even be that powerful. The components that make it non-bondable may have to be removed before you add the control medal. For all we know it could be a normal Guyver power level but with unlimited stamina, rail guns and fusion cannons.

No, you put a control medal on an Aceaer you basically remove that ability to be removed like an Aceaer. Remember that the Aceaer is non-bonding which means: 1. It's regeneration is inferior to a Guyver. Fatal injuries to the host will kill the host. The speed of regeneration is much slower to the Guyver, 2. Because it doesn't link up with the brain (or as efficiently) like a Guyver, reflex speed is much slower. 3. It adds it's strength to the host or host unit. Only the more efficient units like a Warrior Guyver or one of the prototype units like Battle Guyver can geta bigger addition. The Aceaer does not Bio Boost, the HSL replaces that. 4. Normally, a HSL would be bonded even down to the DNA of the host like a Warrior Guyver, but the Aceaer does not. That's all I can name off of the top of my heasd right now. If you give the Aceaer a control medal (and everything you need to make it work), then it becomes Guyver-like and it is non-removable like a Guyver. Though I suppose the Guyver Aceaer would keep some of the technology of the Aceaer like the body shield, fusion cannons, and woukd have a HSL.

Yes, but I think it would be a little bit involved than adding a control medal to the Aceaer unit. But it does bring up the question, of what a true Aceaer Guyver unit would be like.

The point is that if you add a control medal to a Aceaer it becomes closer to Guyver-like. That effectively adds what makes them unique which is able to bond with Guyvers to add their power to them.

It is possible that the mutation especially in Guardian's case becomes enhanced. Instead of Bio Whips they could become Bio Sword Whips or something similar. Also let's remember that Guardian is the second most advanced Warrior Guyver unit only inferior to Matrix Warrior Guyver. So chances are she might not recieve the full 3x boost that Female Warrior Guyver got but not quite as low as the 2.5x boost that Matrix Warrior Guyver gets. On the other hand she may get an even bigger boost to reach the 25x limit, but unlikely. As far as Aceaers are concerned. They are not Guyvers, they do not bond. At the most they might bond to the skin. They're more like organic exo-armor. So, if the Aceaer can be merged with a unit on their own, then chances are these hybrids probably won't be as powerful than as if they were not merged with the base unit. But let's also remember the Giant unit has a control medal ring, which means Aceaer can get control medals or at least part of one without becoming a Guyver.

FYI, Warrior Guyver did not have it on when his control medal was linked up with the War Relic and Warrior Alkanphel vaporized him. So, no Jason does not have an Aceaer. Even if he did, you are talking about adding only 160 men to a being with 2,500 men and has far more powerful weaponry than the Aceaer could ever enhance. It would be like adding a 1HP to your 400HP engine. It's more useful to the lower level Guyvers like Guyver US or Battle Guyver who's power level is low enough for it to make a difference.

I think he miss placed a zero. Well, if she were to use the Warrior Gigantic, and recieved the full 3x, she would be a base of 18x, 22x CPM boosted and full BED of 44x. The three HSLs might make the boost slightly longer but unlike Dreadnought, she would revert to the level of the standard Guyver. If she recieved the 2.5x boost which Dreadnought gets (considering her level of power and technology is much closer to Matrix Warrior Guyver than any other WG), she would be 15x., CPM boosted to 19x and full BED of 38x. Or she could get a bigger boost from the Warrior Gigantic than 3x...

Iron Man especially always has been unrealistic. The comic book version for the most part had form fitting armor. If you think about it, for the most part Iron Man can withstand impacts like super strength enhanced punches with relative ease. The movie Iron Man however, isn't as invulnerable and is far, far thicker. In fact, Iron Man's armor hardly ever scratches. But considering the movie Iron Man's armor not only stratches and dents (the extra thickness could explain impact absorbsion), shows, the armor is definitely inferior to the comics. Then again, the Mk. II is the equivilant to the proto-Classic armor anyway. BTW, I just saw it a few nights ago, which is strange for me because Iron Man was always my favorite comic book hero. It was probably my interest in Iron Man that got be into Guyver.

That is perhaps the best explanation for why Jason may never become more than what he is right now. He fears he may become even more 'evil' than Chronos by allowing himself to become even more powerful. Whether that comes from a slight altering of his DNA making him from 25x to 50x. Or letting it all loose, and becoming a 10,000x god (25x times 40x)

You may or may not be right. Here are a few reasons why I don't think the Grey Guyver and the Life Force Guyver are the same. 1. Primitive Guyver defeated the Life Force Guyver thousands of years ago and was interned in his little prison up until a few months before the appearence of the Grey Guyver. The fact that Primitive Guyver had to defeat this powerful Guyver suggests that the Life Force Guyver is not exactly a corporative type. 2. While the Grey Guyver and the Life Force Guyver may share many similarities, you must remember that there are multiple prototype Warrior Guyver units and their system prototypes as well. The red Guyver may be a prototype Stealth unit succeeding or preceeding the Shadow Guyver unit. Like all Warrior Guyvers they share a similarity between each other. Same can be true of the Life Force Guyver with perhaps the Solom type Warrior unit G-3 or perhaps it may be the Darmon Guyver unit G-2, which could have been the prototype for the Darmon system. You do not put a backup system without extensive testing.

The pods were battery packs. Some versions of the armor has them and some don't. The Classic Armor had them, while the Silver Centurion armor did not, then they reappeared back on on the Neo-Classic Armor and the subsequent Coffee Boot Armor. In the Comics, Stark got a piece of shrapnel stuck in his chest and he used high powred magnets to keep it from eventually penetrating his heart. Stark's whole armor up until the early ninties were based on that technology. Also, there was multiple versions of the armor between the Grey suit and the Classic Armor. There was the gold armor which had a skirt and was painted gold but overall similar to how the Grey armor looked like. Then there was the Riveted Face plate armor that had horns and looked very similar to the Classic Armor and incidiently the Hero Reborn armors. Over time there were various changes until he came up with the Classic suit. Even then he tinkered with the armor, such as making it lighter, more resistent to heat (some enemies could melt his armor), and of course the infamous nose.

Let's remember that chances are that the Matrix probably won't make him like a zoalord in that sense of the term. He would be similar but probably more geared towards maximum efficiency of power as a host for the unit. Also, it has been my observation that things similar to this is hard to calculate. For example, a straight 200x Guyver Zoalord could be killed by Dreadnought with a 1/8 of the power. But it seems that the it isn't a matter of 200 x 100. But more like 200 x100/\2 or something... So if Dreadnought Zoalord would become a proto zoalord, his physical strength may be 150x at the base, 3,750x, but probably be around the 5,000x range. But his attacks would definitely be in the low gigaton range on his standard weaponry. But his more powerful weapons like the Matrix Bomb would be around the planetary killer range. In other words, yes. Anubis would be bitch slapped by Dreadnought.

Since no one is answering the question I'll answer it. Basics first, the Gigantic bonds with the host unit becoming roughly 3 meters taller and about 300 lbs as well as proportional increase size. Physical strength is unclear but it is presumed to be either 5x or 20x depending on how you look at it. The 20x figure is from the 20x power increase resulted from the power amp crystal. Alot of people mistaken power for strength. 5x comes from the main head laser strength which is also 5x. 1x head laser is added on either side of the control medal and seems to be fired together. The mega smasher is upgraded with the additional gravity control orbs that are located right on the smasher cell. It increases the power to 100x and the Gigantic can only fire this once, maybe twice. Gigantic Dark could not fire the Giga Smashers after he took the Gigantic off of Guyver 1 who was battling Purg'Stall. He didn't have enough energy to fire one. The Gigantic also adds two additional gravity control orbs and along with the Power Amps amplify the gravitational energies of the unit. Like wise the massive Pressure Cannon that Gigantic has been shown able to fire not only expands but is far more powerful than your garden variety pressure cannon. By the looks of it, the mega pressure cannon rivals the Guyver's mega smasher but obviously has much better control over it. It hasn's been stated on how powerful the sonic emitters are over the host unit's, it is possible that the single orb may not be that much more powerful but the Gigantic does add two orbs for Gigantic Guyver and three for Gigantic Dark. These additional orbs are hidden under flaps on the chin. They are powerful enough to not only damage Imakarum but also can severely damage some sort of tower out in the distance. The hyper sensors of the Gigantic adds two additional hyper sensory orbs and the spike is extended. Gigantic Guyver has the orbs in the spike just like his Guyver 1 form. Guyver has two such orbs and four such orbs as Gigantic Guyver. My theory for what it is, is that they're part of the sensory perception for Sho. Guyver 3 has two or three vibrational blades and Guyver 1 may have enhanced hyper sensory perception. I have to go, so i'll leave the specifics to others.

A Red Matrix and a Blue Matrix merging would not create a Ying-Yang Matrix but a Purple Matrix. Best of both worlds. But would it be enough to counter the W'Kar element? Perhaps if that Matrix was merged with Dreadnought or Zagam. But on it's own who knows?

Time travel may not be possible anymore while within the GWotG universe. It is possible to create a weapon to destablize or destroy the W'Kar element but in reality only a decently intelligent Creator is capable of that, like Dibblis. Grend might but it would take time. Or it could not be even possible at all. But creating a weapon like that in a fight is hihgly unlikely since Jason is more intelligent than any other human. Merging of the Matrixes might be possible. But I don't think it would be like a unit and Gigantic relationship. It would be like the Fusion of the DBZ/GT but probably permanent.

Well I have a few as well. But they're unlikely to suceed or Jason would be unwilling to do it. Like some have said before, Dreadnought becoming Dreadnought Zoalord would definitely kill Anubis (crazy thought... a Dreadnought Master Zoalord... he would look at Anubis and it would kill him). Multiple Matrixes working on Anubis would be a second. Your idea of using gravity from a black hole could seriously damage or kill Anubis.

More like 200 years old. The Son'a as a seperate species (or organization) are a century old. It is a good possibility that they as a people have dormant abilities since they are not supposed to be human but humanoid.

The only way I can think of Dreadnought doing a one on one battle (straight fight) is basically a WG2 Creator battle arena with hundreds of Matrixes affecting the W'Kar element in some way. Then Dreadnought can take on Anubis with a reasonable chance of winning. But that's like giving a 50 pound kid a gun with all the training to use it effectively and a 200 pound boxer/UFC fighter....

You mean Insurrection. It is theorized that it's a byproduct of the planet's regenerative environment since Picard was able to do it but was never shown again. In Nemesis, all we see is the mental rape of Troi and Troi linking up with the Reman to get the location of the cloaked Scimitar.

Dreadnought himself cannot alter the Red Matrix since the Blue Matrix of Dreadnought geared towards to enhancing the Warrior unit. W'Kar element even damaged is too powerful for a single Matrix to work near effectively no matter the adaption. It's all about tactics of course. Whether or not Anubis anyone else would allow themselves to be drawn into such a trap is anyone's guess.

He woud be powerful beyond imagination. Even as a proto zoalord he would be around the 3,750x range at the least. The Matrix probably would make his body even more efficient for use by the armor.