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The basic concept of Malice is cool. But like Dues he does need a new picture. After all your talent in drawing has significantly improved since then.

Nah he wouldn't care about Tonnin since he is a Kavzar. I don't think a Kavzar would fight another Kavzar even if that Kavzar was a threat. As long as Tonnin doesn't attack him, he would be fine. In fact I don't think Tonnin would attack Atrahasis. Maybe later with reinforcements. Eliminator is a Guyver and death to all Guyvers, right? On the other hand, I think the Eliminator is too smart to take on something that extremely powerful.

Dread-nought directly translates from the 16th century as "Fear Nothing". In fact it was a motto for many British houses such as Jackie Fisher, the father of HMS Dreadnought. But you are correct, the term dreadnought means the biggest and baddest of the same type. Nought also pronounced as nawt or the same way most British say not as nawt.

Which is based off the HMS Dreadnought which by definition is a larger more powerful version of the battleship.

Or accidently get caught on fire... and forced to wear the iron lung. Let's say that the Guyver unit does enhance the Force sensitivity, sinc ehte Guyver does draw on another dimension for power. It also does Bio Boost which is beyond the law of physics. What would a Jedi Guyver do with that much power?

I agree. There should be nothing to change. Just re-draw it, but keep the same idea.

I never heard of the name Dreadnought meaning that unless you mean the HMS Dreadnought?

That would be a good question. It all depends on how you look at the Force. Is it some sort of biological thing as prescribed in Episode 1, or is it a mystical force as described in Episode 4? Training is a huge part of it. Look at Obi-Wan vs. Anakin. Ob-wan is a much weaker Jedi than Anakin, but Anakin wasn't trained enough to supress his emotions as Obi-Wan. On top of that, Anakin wasn't deep in the Dark Side during that fight as he was before during the CSA leadership cleansing. Luke also, in Episode 5 wasn't that trained to deal with a full fledged Sith Lord like Darth Vader. But in Episode 6 while not fully trained, he was able to hold his own against Darth Vader, and during his little trip to the edges of the Dark Side, did he literally push back Darth Vader. (It did help that Dark Vader's heart was not really into that fight. It seems that Anakin was starting to come back.) Palapatine has been said to be one of the most powerful Sith Masters ever if not the most powerful. But in Dark Empire, Luke managed to out duel a younger cloned version of Palpatine. So it has everything to do with training, since Yoda had trouble dueling Palpatine, but Luke only six or seven years can. It does help though, that Luke is a stronger Jedi than Yoda was. Like I said, it has been stated that Luke has the same potential as Anakin. In fact Luke later in EU, has practically reached his limit, but is still learning.

*ducks to avoid the hatchet, but hits head on desk instead* Dues or Temporal W'Kar? If it's Dues, all I would do it draw a cross between a Gigantic Guyver and a W'Kar with a added cape or cocoon thingie to the the shoulders. If it's Temporal W'Kar, I would keep the basic design, maybe get rid of certain demonic traits he has and give him a more standard look. Though if he were a Anubis General, this would be an excellent design for it. I'd keep the crystals, the head shape, shoulders, chest design. I'd get rid of the feet, though. *ducks again*

Well, uh.. still, Tonnin and Eliminator still would get their butts handed to them.

Well considering a zoacrystal can basically be re-cloned by a taking a piece from the original and making a whole new one, suggests that zoacrystals even shattered/missing pieces/broken can easily repair itself. Which means what happened to Proto Guyver, he could have been repaired if given time. Though, I think Proto Guyver's zoacrystal is more unique since it probably has the same properties as a control medal. So maybe the control medal aspect of that crystal was damaged and the remaining parts were absorbed into Greg Howzer's body, giving him the Hybrid Guyver form.

Is it the W'Kar element that is doing the merging between host and unit or is it the unit itself doing it?

As far as WG is concerned. I think they're names that just sounds cool. 1. Dreadnought means Dread-not=Fear Not=No Fear. 2. Zeus, well we all know what that means 3. Ultimus, I don't have a clue 4. Valkryie, are Norse Deities that served Odin. All they di was when a warrior died they came got that warrior and carried him to Valhalla. 5. Sedah: Is Hades backward 6. Angel, well she's an angle I guess That's all i got

Probably. But it's all on the skill of the Jedi as well. Remember that Jedi learn and train to use their Force abilities in a certain manner. Not every Jedi can do whatever he wants. Also, some abilities are soleyl based on how powerful he is as well. For instance you can't have a yound 10 year old Padawan do the same exact thing that let's say Luke can do in his later years.

Well so far the only one that can take on is the 7th Repro or True W'Kar 2. Whoever hosts that unit will either find him/her at powers far greater than Anubis or might find themselves at Anubis's own power. it all depends on how smart Grend is. Though it does suggest whatever improvements that Grend made into the unit prior to the W'Kar bonding to it, has been erased or changed my the element itself.

I honestly say keep Temporal W'Kar's pic. Its not that bad. Though if I may be bold, Dues is pretty bad. *ducks*

It took the combined might of: 1. Dreadnought: 25x to 40x 2. W'Kar: 17x to 51x or 102x 3. Fighter Guyver II: 20x to 40x 4. Warrior Ninja: 20x to 60x 5. Nano Xetel: 70x but really 35x 6. Zeus: 12x to 16x 7. Black Nova: 10x 8. Aceaer Warrior Guyver 2: 5.6x to 10x Five of which of the above can take on Tonnin or the Eliminator at least one on one. BTW, Guyver Alkanphal was there in the beginning. Where did he go? I don't think he did something like: "Like any Creator warr... Oh drenn never mind. Hey Greg you are on your own. I have to... take... Albass out to dinner..."

Well that is what I meant. I sort of a in hurry writing that. That actually suggests that maybe zoacrystals can repair themselves, maybe not on their own.

She was processed from a human form. She wasn't born a zoalord like Alkanphel was. So I would imagine a combination of that and a more rushed job of it, caused her to have hlaf the power of the original. Yes, she is practically identical to him, but remember that in WG zoalords have a sort of tendency to resemble a zoalord line of design. Kron I doubt looked like Alkanphel or Zeugma. I think he looked more a cross between Alkanphel and Imakarum. Actually, the Supreme Zoalord's zoacrystals were grown, not taken from Alkanphel.

Krullnar would need alot of time to understand it though. If this is the WG Krullnar we are talking about of course. After all, he is still having trouble re-creating a Warrior Guyver unit. Look at WG4 and even some of the reproduced technology is used on massive building sized beings like the Enforcer Kavzar. Not exactly as compact as a Warrior Guyver.

Though he did kick some ass before he died.

I would imagine the same as we would for a pet. Keep it under leash, or 'plugged in' somewhere or whatever. The Matrix probably has a preset programming such as regenerating anything Creator technology. So that probably applies to GC and that dead Relic.

Possibly the brain. Since the control medal directly links to the brain, it could only be guessed that the unit will at first bond with the chimp and during the merging process, 'feel out' the brain' and then disengage if it's too small or unsat. That's my theory.

I like the way how he flies. Makes him looks like he's going incredibly fast.

Has anyone find it odd, that Zagam was disguising himself to follow a female named Sarah O'Conner? Anybody? Aside from the fact that is the mother of John O'Conner from the Terminator series, the leader of the human resistence. But also the last name is of the same as Jason's. Zagam's old self?