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thanks for the link guyverfanatic. I'll be able to finally own my own guyver Manga!!!!!!

I usually don't go to the other board. I tried to see the photos on the other board but couldn't. I'd love to see another photo of the white Archanfel if at all possible.

Does anyone know if the show is going to be returning for another season? I'll be very ticked off if it goes down like the last anime based off the manga. One season and then poof no more, I hate it when I get left hanging! Especially since I haven't read any of the manga (Can't find them anywhere in wisconsin)!

lol...I thought I heard about a paper boy dissapearing...But I honestly didn't know you were so well versed in the various religions. Kuttos to W'kar you earned a gold star in my book. Ah what the hell I'll give you another star for practicing your torture methods on the paperboy!

I hadn't really ever stopped and thought about what the stone's purpose for being is, only their creation. Although I haven't seen the movie Lost Room I'm definately going to check it out. I'm looking forward to reading the official story line about the stone's and their powers.

Alright I'll admit when I'm wrong. Twilight Guyver isn't a rip off of Seven Days. My apologies to Zeo, you were right and I was wrong. I still don't like Twilight though, and I wouldn't be sad to see him go. But I fully admit I was wrong in Twilight having anything to do with Seven Days.

I voted for WG do to the extensive destructive capabilities of the Gravity Shield weapon. True Warrior Guyver 5 is essentially the same but he wouldn't be able to handle the more massive feats the weapon is capable of without his control medal freaking out on him. Jason could counter virtually any attack made on him with the Gravity Shield and given time eradicate the others without breaking a sweat.

when I stated TG was a rip off of Seven days I stated this because of the limitation of only being able to travel seven days into the past. I know that the technoligy that allowed him to travel was unrelated to the Seven Days TV show. Many abilities pertaining to various Guyvers were either inspired by or lifted from others. Dreadnought for example is essentially various elements and abilities from virtually any superhero I can recall throughout the various comics. It doesn't make him a cheap knock off, quite the contrairy. I find Dreadnought's methods of achieving his various abilities to be quite ingenius. However TG abilities always seemed beyond his capabilities, and there presince never seemed to fit into the overall story line. Perhaps I would have grown to like him, had the story line continued but since there was only the one story before the author left, I find I quite hate Twilight Guyver.

If my memory serves me right she stated this in her Character story. Although I may be mistaken. Angel however is capable of performing bio elictical attacks while in human form. I'm speaking of her assault on the soldier she attacked when he attempted to search her bag that contained the Crimson Aceare unit. I believe this event was in the first story of Allen's petaining to Angel.

I personally try not to think were Allen gets his twisted ideas! Although I love the now oh so graphic nature of the W'kar story line, I fear some day we'll find Allen snapped and has been testing these torture devices on unsuspecting people. But seriously I am astonished by how allen's writing style and sophistication has progressed from his earlier works. I do find it rather ironic that Allen based his character Anubis of the one egyptian god that wasn't largly considered evil. Anubis was the god of the udnerworld but his followers were healers and responsible for ensuring people were safley to their eternal rest. Sety however was a very evil SOB. But I can see why Allen would choose Anubis, as his name is much more evil sounding and better known.

When talking about Faye's superior trainging, everyone should keep in mind, Faye isn't actually 18 years old. she was grown in a bio tube by the creator's to some undisclosed age and then released. Which means she hasn't been trained since she could walk, only since she was 'birthed' from the bio tube. However I find it highly probable she recieved some conscious and sub-conscious trainging while being grown by the creators. If my theory is indead the the case she could have recieved much more training than her age would normally allow. Particulary if the combat training was done in the style of the 'Matrix' movies both on the subconscious and conscious levels. It would allow her to not only react instictively but consciously as well, allowing for a far more effective method of inflicting maximum damage in the minumum amount of time. In essence Faye was 'programmed' to be a killing machine long before she was actually born. That is if my theory on the subject is accurate. Likewise the alterations made to Angel would be superior to Faye's, do to the physical alterations made to Angel and her superior unit capabilities. Armored or unarmored if Faye and Angel were to throw down it would only be a matter of time before Faye was defeated. Angel is far superior to Faye in my opinion. And yet I am a bigger fan of Faye do the legnth of time I have 'known' her in comparision to Angel which I have recently met, via her respected story line. Had Angel been an option in my voting, I would have selected her. Even though I would be hoping for Faye to win if the two had actually fought each other.

I agree, if the unit was a danger to him it's highly unlikely he'd allow it's construction in the first place. Let alone allow the Creator's to run off to the AAR with it. He's moving some powerful forces secretly close to the unit, he's not aiming to destroy but capture. He wants the unit for something, the only question is what?

All hail Sully's new shiny Laptop! For it brings the word of the Holy Sully and the lament of the WGs! May I dust the keyboard oh holy one? Forgive my presumption I steped beyond my bounds. I'm not fit to wipe the dust from such a prestigest of holy icons! I'm not worthy.....I suck!(whoa, had a outa body experience and found myself in Wayne's World)

All hale the first of the WG Gods has returned!! (Falls to his knees and prostrates before his one true fan fic god) Let all who love the WG fall to their knees and return to the worship of the Sully!!!!!! Please oh wise and merciful Sully speak the words of the WG to us, your most loyal and advent worshippers!!!! Speak Sully and we will listen...or em read anyways. Come, while Sully prepars for the continuation of the lament of the WGs, let all who love the Sully speak his many gifts and enternal glory!!!!!! -Okay maybe I need some proffesional help, but no shrink will see me anymore. You show up at their son's 4th birthday party one time and they get a restraining order! WTF!-

I predict the new W'kar to be Alexandria! Because one Anubis just isn't enough, not when you can have two!!!! To hell with the balance of powers, to hell with the beliefs and hopes of those without power! Kill em all and let the lycanlords sort them out (for lunch).

An even scarier thought is that Anubis may know what he is doing is wrong. Like a Satan worshiper knowing that a human sacrifice is wrong. But a Satan worshipper (not all perhaps) believes they are doing God's work because God created the devil and allows him to continue to exist thusly God wishes for evil to spread and multiply just as good is ment to. Add this twisted view on the universe and then add in Anubis's meglomaniac personality and mix in a slight god complex (as Thunder Demon stated) and you get Anubis. The happy evil doer, the purpetual 'bad guy.' He's an evil god because that is what he was ment to be. That's how I see him anyways. Now picture him being like Lestat from the Vampire Chronicles, suddenly having a crisis of faith and wishing to become a saint despite the monster he is. Even if Anubis wanted to be good, or even if he thinks he is good, he will always be a killing machine, a monster plain and simple. Even if he joined the AAR (not that they'd have him) he would still be a 'bad guy.'

I don't think the Stone's really needed a physical base to be formed. The creation of the paradox it self could be all that was needed. I know I was the one going on about the W'kar element and so forth, but if you stop and think about it in a universal scale....Millions if not billions of worlds all teaming with life, all effected by the WG's paradoxal defeat of the GZ. Not to mention the continueing contamination from beings from the WG universe jumping into this universe and that universe, it all adds up to a massive alteration to the entire multiverse. And in the multiverse all times, universes, and realities exist at the same point or 'time.' In the multiverse time trully doesn't exist, so the stones could have formed there and merely seaped into the WG universe through the 'opening' created by the paradox. When you stop and think on the multiverse scale physical objects, even as unique as the W'kar element, don't really seem as 'special' or important. Not saying it couldn't have something to do with it, or that they aren't special in anyway, just no more special than a grain of sand on the beach is compared to the entire world.

I agree whole heartedly with Sully! Faye is the greatest/most dangerous of the Warrior's in the pole. But Primitive Guyver was able to take out a Warrior Guyver Wannabe like Life Force Guyver without really breaking a sweat. Although the full fight wasn't revealed in the Fan Fictions I know it had to be a hell-a-v'e show. Living for millions of years, wow. Just the thought of that makes my skin crawl. dude's gotta be the most experienced and deadly warrior bar none. With the only other compitition being XT. Faye may have a higher powerlevel now, but a true warrior wouldn't be thrown off by the other guy having a bigger gun. Just adds more of a challenge to the fight.

The only draw back I see is, if the Lycanlords get their hands on the Praetorian Technoligy they would then have the Battle Collective themselves. Now imagine a army of a thousand Praetorian Guyvers versus as few as five hundred Praetorian Lycanlords....doesn't look good for the Guyvers. The Lycanlord's ability to upgrade themselves from the victims makes them highly adaptive and dangerous, kinda like a super charged Aptom. Perhaps like Aptom the Praetorians could find a way to negate the absorbtion ability of the Lycanlords. Although with Anubis being thier Creator I doubt it.

Quite possible. However I don't see any similarity between what we've seen of the Darmon infection and the W'kar element. Well other then both influencing the host to kill. But since the Darmon infection hasn't been fully explained it is quite possible it has multi demensional properties like the W'kar Element. But the more I think about it, I don't think the Element or the Darmon infection had anything to do with the creation of the Stones. Like I said before the massive temporal instability caused by the Paradox could account for their creation without any other substance or influence being needed.

From what I've gathered the Genesis Project was a method of creating or altering a guyver unit much faster. Since inducing the mutations in the basic guyver units would take thousands of years to stabilize and perfect. The Genesis Project would allow the Creator's to make an altered or enhanced version of a guyver realitivly quick. I think Agito merley used the Genesis Project to create something he was already familur with a Gigantic Unit.

Not so, As stated in the Time War story, WG could only travel through time, via the portal, because of the perversion to the time line by the Guyver Zoalord's extreme power. He was the timeline's auto immune responce to the Guyver Zoalord. Now as Dreadnought he can easily travel through time, but with his power level and overall technoligical advancement it isn't a huge leap for him to have this ability. But a low powered unit like Twilight, it just seemed to far fetched and didn't seem to fit into the overall story at all.

I was never really fond of the Twilight Unit since it's a blatent ripoff of the show Seven Days. However if the Unit were upgraded with Warrior Tech, I'd hazard a guess he'd be much more powerful and capable of jumping further through time. I never understood how a low powered unit could achieve time travel anyways, since it took massively complex sercomstances to allow even a Warrior Unit to travel through time. But the basic manipulation of time was a nice addition to the abilities of the guyver units.

It's also possible there is another newer version of the Krullnar WG type that hasn't been sent to earth yet. Maybe he's been waiting for the results from his latest unit before completing his next version. After all the Creator's don't generally upgrade units. Gigantics are strickly mutational adaptations found on earth, and no Creator has created an upgrade for any unit with the exception of the Giant Aceare. It appears to be the only Aceare specially designed to be used with a unit.

What would Anubis do if he realized what he is doing is wrong? And would the order continue to obey Anubis if he switched sides?