Tyranthrax

First off, I do believe it's KREGEN and not KREEGEN. If you upload one of Allen's fan-fics, hold Ctrl + F and type in Kreegen, you won't find anything. Kregen though, does pop up. Second: And lets make this clear, W'Kar has never re-written history. I repeat Jason is the only one who has ever done this!!! Technically, Jason did NOT re-write history, because it was someone else who sent him back in time, saying he had to. History already said that Jason went back in time to defeat the Guyver Zoalord; Jason himself was just the pawn who defeated GZ, not the one that sent himself back to fight it in the first place. For Jason to even exist, he would have already had to have gone into the past and beat the Guyver Zoalord, just so his reality could exist letting him be born and end up with the WG. But, for him to have first gone into the past, he again already would have had to so he could first exist. Thus, it must have been through someone else's intervention for Jason's first appearance, since he supposedly shouldn't exist at all. The only way Jason would have FIRST been able to defeat the GZ is if his reality WAS supposed to exist, thus allowing Jason to be sent back in time to ensure his reality's continued survival. So yeah, if anything, Jason is just a pawn playing his part so that the correct reality WILL exist. I believe it's the Matrix-created barrier itself preventing the Kregen from accessing Jason's universe, and because he himself is merged with a Matrix they think he's the cause of it. Which would go to show the Kregen are a very foolish, unattentive, hypocritical and mistake-making species. They really seem like a bunch of kids with power to me, and now that things are ****ing up they're trying to fix it but are too dumb to know how, so they just point fingers and blame others.

Less worry about the forums and more focusing on the Fan Fictions themselves. Getting out updates for them, reworking of the Data-Files, that sort of stuff. It is those things that I mostly come to warriorguyver.com for; the board I only really care about so I can have something to waste my time with. Edit: So really, I think the 'move' should first be completed, and then all focus being on updating already present information like the Data-Files. Little care for anything but updating older works. Only after that's all caught up should there be any worry about adding anything new.

That is like, rediculously intelligent. The Uranus technology did revolve around growth, such as their living ships and the like. So since they used those vessels to make Alkanphel who he is, it shouldn't be impossible for a ship to make a 'copy' of him. So basically, what Teknoguyver said is; The Relic Alkanphelified Sho. Edit: Hence, biggitizing could be one of Alkanphel's powers. Either that, or it could just be a capability because of the living Relic. Maybe it can still make itself grow, just as it was originally grown into a ship. Re-Edit: Which would explain why only Sho can use it. He was the only one to connect to the Relic, so its possible that he was able to learn just what it could do, while Agito never got the chance.

What I'd meant in my post was, if there was already a Gigantes Cocoon ready for use, then it would be all the more reason for me to want to be a Guyver. Hell, even then, I wouldn't care if I had to spend most of a year in some chrysalis. Look at the power of the Gigantic! Screw the Relic, I want the Giant Bio-Boost...

Yeah, I wouldn't really care about that. I mean, Sho still seemed to be Sho. And while yes, your memories would essentially be downloaded into a 'clone' body, remember that that body was made from one of your original cells. For all intents and purposes, that is your body. The only difference between it and the one you had before is, this one's still alive. So, I myself, wouldn't care. If I had the chance to become a Guyver, I would, with no regrets. Especially if I also had access to a Gigantes Cocoon.

I must say that I haven't, actually, but now that you mention it I might just try and work something out. But, I just figure, if you're worried about things getting to DBZ, then don't make the characters weaker, just make their power boosts weaker. Like, if you follow the highest increases I listed for Jason, then even when in his power boosted Dreadnought form his strength would only be at 2490x a human's. Which is quite a lot, of course, but is still less than what he currently has in Dread form WITHOUT power boosting. Anyways..... Yep.

Well, it sounds like you guys have already planned out how you're going to set things up, and I'm sure they'll be good, but still, I would like to give the go ahead about how I think things would have worked out. The Guyver isn't a weapon, but as humans were created to be, it capitalizes on those attributes and makes them into warriors. But as it's not an actual weapon, it can only enhance a human so much. The Warrior Guyver, as was stated before, is supposed to be a Guyver's peak. An actual weapon designed to enhance the weapon known as man. So of course the Warrior Guyver is going to be stronger than a standard, as that was it's purpose. The Gigantic though, should have more power, overall, than the Warrior Guyver, and my reasoning is this. While the Warrior Guyver is a Guyver at its peak, a super-human brought to their max, the Gigantic would be like taking a human and turning them into an Ogre. Such a beast is of course going to be stronger than a normal man and be able to tear him apart, but with his larger size, is slower than the other. Someone stated that before. For the Gigantics on the Warrior units, I don't think the power increase should be as significant as it is from Guyver to Gigantic. The large increase in ability from Guyver to Gigantic is that need for power, the need to be stronger so they can fight their stronger enemies. As the Warrior units are already powerful, they of course wouldn't have such a dire need for strength, and upon obtaining their Gigantics would receive a gracious, but not totally exceptional increase. To explain it differently, I'll use some figures others have thrown up. If a standard Guyver is labeled as 1x power, and a Gigantic is placed at a 5x, make the Warrior at a 4x level. For a Warrior Gigantic, rather than increasing the power by 5, make a smaller jump, such as bringing it up to a mere 8-10x power. So while Guyver to Gigantic would get a 5x bonus(At least strength-wise), the Warriors would only receive a 2-2.5x boost. Looking at Matrix Warrior Guyver and his Dreadnought form, you can of course say he is only receiving a 2.5x boost in strength, but when comparing MWG to a standard Guyver, that's a rather incredible boost. As for him, I believe after bonding with the Matrix, he should of course receive a boost in power, but it shouldn't be so dramatic. Instead of a 250% increase in strength, he should only receive a 25-50% increase, which would still be quite noticeable. By working this this way, everyone can still receive their powers and boosts from the changes in the stories, but they won't become god-awfully powerful. Following it this way, since the later Guyvers tend to be placed so they can keep up with Dreadnought, as he'd of course be weaker by using this method, they would be down-toned as well. All these insane figures would be brought down to more manageable levels that could help put things at ease. For, not only would the various Guyvers be lessened, but so would the higher Chronos units and the like. I mean, it eventually reaches the point were low level Zoanoids and standard Guyvers need to just go into hiding so they aren't killed. If smaller boosts in power were put into effect, they wouldn't be so easily discarded and could still make a difference, even if it's only as distractions or with mass numbers. So, those my thoughts on all of this.

Man, this place has really friggen died.. Two, very small updates, in almost a year? Anyways, I'll give my thoughts on the questions posed. The Power Punch has said to be power drawn from the shield and released into a directed burst. I've noticed the Gigantic's knuckles glow when preparing to use it, so mayhaps it's somewhat like a Zoalord's Gravity Bullet attack, but instead of smaller bullet-like blasts, it's one large eruption. A Gravity Canon rather than Bullet. For the self-defense mode, both of the Guyvers had been fighting through the building, as zeo1234 had stated. Guyver III was already in a battle state-of-mind, and releasing a feel of aggression, I'm guessing Guyver I sensed this and seeing no other opponents felt such aggression aimed at itself. Determining him a threat, it attacked. As for what Sho's preparing to do that's causing the Power Amplifiers to expand as they have: no clue, really. Maybe he's going to like, turn himself into a giant, vibrational Guyver or something and fly inside Khan, making his body just shake apart? >_>;