RazorLaser

It's called whiskey and coke for a reason. Coke. Mexican Coke is best though. They're all bad for you though. I mainly drink water and beer haha.

If Guyver was huge like it deserves to be... I would love a live action series and spin-offs like Aptom.

Went to 'Movieland' (video rental store) in Australia with dad. I believe it was 1997, so I was 7 years old. Dad pointed out 'Guyver: Dark Hero' because he thought I'd like the cover since he thought it looked like a Power Ranger (I was HUGE into PR). We rented that, plus some American Ninja movies and who knows what else! Was hooked on Dark Hero and must have watched it a billion times. Not long after, I went to another video rental store called Video Ezy and found the 12-part series on VHS and my life changed forever! The first OVA episodes I saw were 3 and 4. Went back every week to try and find the others and eventually saw every episode, aside from 7 and 8 which I couldn't find at any video store. We eventually got Foxtel and I saw in the tv guide that they were airing the whole series over two days on a channel called Aurora. Excited, I asked dad to record it for me on VHS. I still have that somewhere... I remember looking for Guyver stuff on the internet when we first got it, and seeing all the fan-art and fan-fic on Warrior Guyver, which I thought was real! Haha Didn't see the first live-action movie (titled Mutronics here) until I was about 12-13 which probably wouldn't have been long before or after I joined Guyverboard. Don't think I've seen it again since then either.

What the hell.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY GUYVER! haha

Wow! That was fast... I still need the translation for the last chapter too but don't know where to send money for the pledge since Drag isn't replying.

Awesome! Can't wait for the translation.

It's horrible. Humans suck.

Guyver OVA Elfen Lied Claymore Cowboy Bebop Outlaw Star Ghost In The Shell (film and series) Akira Paprika Perfect Blue Samurai Champloo Blood+ Black Lagoon Full Metal Alchemist Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood Sword Art Online Neon Genesis Ninja Scroll Madlax Dragon Ball Z Canaan Bubblegum Crisis The Castle of Cagliostro Most of the Studio Ghibli films (particularly Grave of the Fireflies, Porco Rosso, Spirited Away, Howl's, Totoro, Kiki's etc)

Living tissue over metal endo-skeleton. Of course it does. T2 is my favourite film of all time... and I'm excited for this one.

That last page! Wow!

Here's the official trailer! http://www.nova937.com.au/entertainment/movies/first-jurassic-world-trailer-arrives

I usually only visit 2-3 a day. Up to 6-7 when I am bored or looking for something in particular.

Can't wait!

Started and finished Tokyo Ghoul in 2 days, last week. What started off good, ended really, really badly! That last episode sucked!

There's talk of Frieza having the 'god' powers. I think that's a terrible idea if it's true. What's next? Namek Gods? Human Gods? Ugh... Here's hoping that it's set in an alternate universe, or that this Frieza is from an alternate universe.

I am not at all satisfied with that. It just doesn't make sense. Why would Thanos entrust Loki with one of the six items he seeks? Why didn't the Asgardians obtain the staff when they could, after the battle? I'm sure there will be some explanation! haha

Welcome aboard!

So last night while trying to sleep, this idea struck my mind as if it were lightning. I seem to remember we did a manga storyline timeline (or at least I think we did), but I don't believe we've ever done a Guyver media timeline, dating the releases and re-releases of all manga volumes, OVAs, movies, series, figures etc. I'll start with the ones I know, and I'll regularly update this post as everyone helps me out! The Timeline: February 21, 1960 - Yoshiki Takaya is born. February 18, 1985 - The Bio-Booster Armor Guyver manga is serialized in Tokuma Shoten's Monthly ShÅnen Captain. March 20, 1986 - Release date of volume 1 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. December 13, 1986 - The Guyver: Out of Control OVA is released. December 20, 1986 - Release date of volume 2 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. October 27, 1987 - Release date of volume 3 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. August 20, 1988 - Release date of volume 4 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. March 20, 1989 - Release date of volume 5 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. ??? 1989 - The Guyver: Bio-Booster Armor, a 12-part anime OVA is released. ??? 1989 - Bio-Booster Armor Guyver: Memories of a Demon's Shadow novel is published. March 20, 1990 - Release date of volume 6 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. October 20, 1990 - Release date of volume 7 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. March 18, 1991 - The Guyver (Mutronics in some regions) is released. October 15, 1991 - Release date of volume 8 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. February 20, 1992 - Release date of volume 9 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. November 20, 1993 - Release date of volume 10 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. ??? 1993 - Guyver: Out of Control OVA is released in the U.S. and Canada by L.A. Hero under the Dark Image Entertainment label. June 20, 1994 - Release date of volume 11 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. ??? 1994 - The Guyver: Dark Hero, a sequel to 1991's The Guyver is released. February 20, 1995 - Release date of volume 12 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. August 5, 1995 - Release date of volume 1 and volume 2 of the Guyver manga by Viz Publishing. October 15, 1995 - Release date of volume 13 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. March 7, 1996 - Release date of volume 3 of the Guyver manga by Viz Publishing. August 30, 1996 - Release date of volume 14 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. September 5, 1996 - Release date of volume 4 of the Guyver manga by Viz Publishing. March 8, 1997 - Release date of volume 5 of the Guyver manga by Viz Publishing. July 1, 1997 - Release date of volume 15 of the Guyver manga by ShÅnen Captain. October 6, 1997 - Release date of volume 6 of the Guyver manga by Viz Publishing. February 5, 1998 - Release date of volume 7 of the Guyver manga by Viz Publishing. February ??, 1998 - ShÅnen Captain is discontinued. November 1, 1998 - Volume 1 and volume 2 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. December 1, 1998 - Volume 3 and volume 4 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. January 1, 1999 - Volume 5 and volume 6 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. February 1, 1999 - Volume 7 and volume 8 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. March 1, 1999 - Volume 9 and volume 10 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. April 1, 1999 - Volume 11 and volume 12 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. May 1, 1999 - Volume 13 and volume 14 of the Guyver manga are re-released by Kadokawa. June 1, 1999 - Volume 15 of the Guyver manga is re-released by Kadokawa. December 25, 1999 - Volume 16 of the Guyver manga is released. December 1, 2000 - Volume 17 of the Guyver manga is released. October 1, 2001 - Volume 18 of the Guyver manga is released. April 10, 2002 - Volume 19 of the Guyver manga is released. February 1, 2003 - Volume 20 of the Guyver manga is released. December 25, 2003 - Volume 21 of the Guyver manga is released. December ??, 2003 - Release date of volume 1 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. January ??, 2004 - Release date of volume 2 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. March ??, 2004 - Release date of volume 3 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. June ??, 2004 - Release date of volume 4 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. July 1, 2004 - Volume 22 of the Guyver manga is released. October ??, 2004 - Release date of volume 5 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. May ??, 2005 - Release date of volume 6 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. June ??, 2005 - Release date of volume 7 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. August 6, 2005 - The first episode of Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor, a 26-part anime TV series airs in Japan. September ??, 2005 - Release date of volume 8 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. December 26, 2005 - Volume 23 of the Guyver manga is released. February 18, 2006 - The last episode of Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor airs in Japan. September 26, 2006 - Volume 24 of the Guyver manga is released. October 26, 2006 - The first episode of the TV series makes its U.S. TV premiere. November 14, 2006 - The first four episodes of the TV series are released on DVD in America. May 2, 2007 - Madman Entertainment begins releasing DVDs of the TV series in Australia. November 6, 2007 - Release date of volume 9 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. January 26, 2008 - Volume 25 of the Guyver manga is released. October 14, 2008 - Release date of volume 10 of the Guyver manga by Chuang Yi Publishing. November 12, 2008 - Madman Entertainment releases a boxset of the entire TV series in Australia. February 26, 2009 - Volume 26 of the Guyver manga is released. March 26, 2010 - Volume 27 of the Guyver manga is released. December 20, 2010 - The entire TV series first airs in North America. August 26, 2011 - Volume 28 of the Guyver manga is released. September 26, 2012 - Volume 29 of the Guyver manga is released. September ??, 2013 - Volume 30 of the Guvyer manga is released. September 26, 2014 - Volume 31 of the Guyver manga is released. That's all I can think of so far.

Amazing!

How'd the Street Fighter: Assassin's First guys get away with it?

Awesome!

Slow-paced or not, I LOVE the fact that Sho and Apollon are working together right now!

Can't wait! I love AoS.

I was thinking crowd-funding campaigns such as Kickstarter or Pozible would be a great idea, but we'd have to get Takaya and the team involved with the 2005 series on board. I recently rewatched the 2005 series and I still like it. Moreso than the first time I watched it. If I had it my way, I would do the following: 1. Start a crowd-funding campaign after getting Takaya's blessing and/or involvement in the project. 2. Get the animation team from the 2005 series on board. 3. Get the music team from the 12-part OVA to provide a sweet, sweet soundtrack like the one we all love so much! 4. Not necessarily have it follow right after the events of the 2005 series... Maybe even start all over again, with more violence and gore. Then again, if I had a few million to spare, I would 100% make this happen. Crowd-funding isn't always a guarantee, but it's worth a shot if we can get the right people involved. As for what Matt was saying about the brief guideline of the episodes for a season 2... I think it was the arc from the end of episode 26 in the series up to the end of the Cabral Kahn fight.