McAvoy

Trust me I opposed it as well. But look at the old estimates vs. the new ones for the Gigantic. The Gigantic ncan be anywhere between 5x to 20x for all we know and the Giga smashers are 100x. That's more powerful than Dreadnought's, unless he Power Boosts. Basically you would have the Gigantic being far more powerful than before. Also, the Warrior Gigantics like Zeus and Dreadnought would have to be increased as well. I think it should just be easier to either reboot the series or do extensive rewrites to the existing stories.

I agree unless provoked, the unit will do nothing. But I think Guyver 3 was an exception in the fact that perhaps the link between units may have given off some agression towards Guyver 1. Just my theory as least.

There is nothing that suggests the normal Guyver is a warrior. It just makes them out of control. It's like saying some harmless crazy person is a warrior. Guyver 1 is a forced warrior in a way. The additional abilities the Warrior unit has over the standard unit makes it more warrior-like than a standard Guyver.

Sounds like Anubis finally devloped a big enough army to take out even the Creators. I wonder what happened to Dues, and Warrior Ninja...

That's I believe Psycho Guyver and he had two control medals like Guyver 4 of WG.com

In theory yes. But I don't think Control Medals on their own could do it. So there would need a outside source to help it. But if this outside source could do this, then why merge one control medal when you can repair both? This begs the question what would have happened if Guyver 3 and Guyver 1's control medals were both damaged during the formation of the Gigantic cocoon.

And that's a bad thing? But, Working on the WOTG would be good, especially updating the profiles too. Of course, that's secondary to the actual story. Well this board has been dead for some time now. With Sully posting recently and the return of Allen, people started to pop back in to say hello.

Dark Nova can do it. However, the Guyver would need to focus a lot of gravitational power into a focal point. Whether or not a Guyver can do it who knows? All we know is that the gravitational orb can create pressure cannons which is similar to black hole, and fly. Have more and you can create shields so on.

I would imagine that it would be the same after the bonding process. If the control medal can heal itself it would do it unbonded or not. On a similar subject, I think the Control Medal on the Relic could repair damaged control medals for this specific reason: The Gigantic CM ring is not as large as the ring around the Relic's Control Medal. Unless it is a component off of the control medal, it was perhaps reformed for Sho. Even if it is a component it does show one thing that the Relic can alter it's control medal.

Probably not since it the weapon uses the shield. After the Matrix Bomb goes off, I'd imagine the shield is deactivated.

Wolverine might have difficulty bonding with a unit since adamantium is indestructable and I doubt the unit could somehow change this. But on the other hand, it'll be superior to any bio-boosted skeleton the unit could come up with. Incidently, his regenerative abilities as a Guyver would be off the charts because he heals far faster than a Guyver can. Also, his claws would cut through the vibrational blades as well. Basically anything that the armor already bio boosts that the host has already augmented would be enhanced. Superman would recieve the whole 100x and so on. The armor itself would be far superior to even Superman's skin. But that's if the bio boost process can even do this.

The only way I see you have two clones without the usual alternate reality scanerio would be if the unit was special somehow. The control medal could be split in half to create two seperate but absolute clones of the host and unit.

That's what I was talking about too. I do not think you can have two units on the same host at the same time. I don't think it works that way. If it was possible, then I'd say yes you can have clone of the original with it's own unit. However it could be that the control medal might not work on it's own after working with the other. Who knows?

First off, you need to turn them on with some sort of switch. I guess this is a safety feature so that anyone who handles one won't get bonded to one. So I would imagine if two units are trying to merge with a host, that there would be some sort of interaction between the two units preventing one from bonding with the other. I mean think about it, two control medals trying to control a single armor. It wouldn't work. I mean if this was possible what's preventing anyone from having 50 units from bonding to you or more? I mean either he/she would have 50x or 1.0^100 strength. He would be able to lift either 2,000 tons or 4.0^98 tons. That's billion billion billion billion times the mass of Earth!

Of course if you manage to damage that armor, those metals can repair itself... Though, if a zoalord was capable of powers similar to Magneto, a Guyver would be in serious trouble.

What I meant that in the UK it's called Guyver now. I never understood why it was called Mutronics in the first place.

Is it that big $50 box set that was released a few months ago? I do plan on getting it soon or later.

Since the original topic has disappeared thanks to the hackers: I bought the movie yesterday and all I got to say is All Hail the King. The only thing I didn't like was the giant insects. Nothing wrong with it, it was is that I hate insects.

True. But what I am saying is a straight 200x Guyver or 100x Zoalord level. Besides as for Dreadnought, he doesn't need to become more powerful since he apparently can take on one or two beings with his own power level. Such is the case between him against Eliminator and WGV.

Just a random question. Ok, as Dreadnought, Jason is limited to the 25x to 40x level as a human. obviously he would become far, far stronger if he became a zoaform even a lower level one. Will the Matrix allow it, or even more so, could Matrix do it to him? Addtionally, after reading a few fics I came to this conclusion. It's possible to make a human far stronger than what he's capable of. Guyot was a human when he grappled with Guyver 3. You have Jenny as a Overlord doubling her abilities as a mere human as a Guyver, then double that in her weakened unstable Overlord form. Even Syn was shown to have a near Guyver level of firepower in her human form. Granted that a human with with even a 5x level of strength would at least double a normal Guyver's level of power. Lastly, with the 200x level Guyver Zoalord. After a few discussions for the past few years, it has lead me to believe that a Guyver and Zoaform merging will cause some mutations or even a greater than normal increase in power. Think about it this is what a straight 200x Guyver Zoalord would be: Strength: 20,000 men (200x) Speed: 1,000 to 8,000x Durability: Unknown Regeneration: 50 to 200x Head Laser Orb: 200x to 400x Sonic Emitters: 200x Hand Beams: 100x Vibrational Swords: 200x Pressure Cannon: 1 kiloton each Mega Smashers: 200x Obviously, even Dreadnought exceeds the Guyver Zoalord in a few areas or at least matches. Thoughts?

It's no longer called Mutronics now. It's just called The Guyver now. I see it all the time in video stores.

Not really. That was an extension of the what I was talking about. What I mean is that zoalords actually have regeneration similar to their power levels. But they also have similar damage resistence to a human. But the Guyver has incredible regeneration. Not only can the Guyver regenerate any damage but thousands times faster than a human. Though it should be curious that when a Guyver is regenerating from a few cells on the control medal is seems to regenerate far faster than a chest wound. Also, W'Kar's regeneration was insane because is was faster than anyone. But it's only around 30 to 200x faster than a normal Guyver.

Ok, I once posted this awhile back but hackers got to it. The regeneration of the Guyver is aactually impressive as well as know. Guyvers seem to regenerate small cuts and scrapes in less than a minute and massive chest wounds within a few. Guyver1 when he had his chest impaled by Enzyme 1, noticed how fast his chest was healing. In a fight like that minutes seem like hours. So it probably wasn't that long. Then when Guyver 3 had one of his chest plates destroyed by Gaster, it took longer but noticeable. My point is that Guyvers seem to regenerate thousands of times faster than a human can. But now we go to the Warrior Guyver. Let's assume that to regenerate an arm takes about 15 minutes. That's just an low assumption based on the amount of mass that can be regenerated in a given timeframe. So we got: Warrior Guyver: 1.5 minutes Warrior Guyver 2: 45 seconds Zues: 9 seconds Dreadnought: .9 to 2.25 seconds So Dreadnought can regenerate his arm in less than a second. This might be in reality a bit slower because of his greater mass, but it does show something. If a Guyver can regenerate fast enough, it does not matter how durable he is, he'll regenerate the damage faster than he can get damaged.

I never lasted beyond the flying football thing in the first movie but for some reason I bought the Goblet movie last week. I finally saw it a few days ago, but never finished it. It just doesn't hold my interest.

I saw something on Ebay on all of the 26 episodes. I don't know if it's official or some fancy taped episodes.