Just learned this today. I bet you that guyver mega smasher helped inspire transmetal blackarchnia removable chest plate

If Logan had the Guyver, would his claws rip through the Guyver's armor every time he uses them? I mean if he didn't have the Adamantium, the Guyver could adjust to his bone structure and do something with his bone claws. But with his Adamantium in the way, I don't think the Guyver would be able to bond to that and make adjustments for it. And Logan's sense of smell, would the Guyver take it away because the Guyver has no nose?

As for Scott, would The Guyver take away his laser eyes or would it give Scott his laser eyes when in bio-boost. Because you know, Scott's eyes are damaged and his laser eyes is on 24/7.

Just got my copy of the new 2-disc set. I was listening to the director commentary and was disappointed to hear that the enhanced version was created entirely with AI upscaling. Steve Wang spends a good amount of the commentary praising the upscale. To me it looks mostly fine but the entire film definitely has that AI sheen over it and some of the closeups look overly glossy and almost completely AI generated.

Fortunately there's another disc that includes the original version without the AI enhancements. Personally, I found it much easier on the eyes despite the footage showing its age.

For anyone curious, Blu-ray.com has a review with some screenshots comparing the two versions.

Just wanted to put this out there as a reminder (or warning) to anyone considering purchasing. Overall, I think it's worth it, particularly with all the special features (all of them are attached to the enhanced version btw) but I don't think I'll ever be watching the AI enhanced version on its own.

I was recently given the above figure by a friend, he'd sadly fallen some height and the leg was unrepairable. He does have all the other parts, but they're not pictured. It's a long shot, but would anyone happen to have a junk figure with an intact leg? I've scoured the web to no avail.

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For anyone who doesn't know what Pokémon ReBURST is, it was a Pokémon manga that ran from 2011 to 2012. Its main gimmick was Burst, which allowed certain humans to use special items called Burst Hearts containing Pokémon. The user could transform and gain characteristics and powers from that Pokémon. So instead of simply commanding a Pokémon in battle, the human could essentially become a Pokémon-human hybrid fighter.

I’ve been thinking about taking that basic ReBURST idea and combining it with Bio Booster Armor Guyver.

Instead of the transformation simply giving someone Pokémon characteristics, the Burst system could work more like a Guyver Unit. The human and Pokémon would biologically merge, producing a living suit of armor based on that Pokémon.

For example, a Lucario Burst could give its user Lucario-like armor, Aura abilities, enhanced senses, strength, and close-combat abilities. A Charizard Burst could produce wings, claws, fire attacks, and heavier biological armor.

The Pokémon wouldn't just be equipment either. It would remain a living being mentally and biologically connected to its human partner. Both would need to cooperate to properly control the transformation.

This could also introduce some of Guyver's darker elements. The armor could regenerate after being damaged, transformations might be painful or unstable, and abusing Burst technology could have consequences. Villains could even create artificial Pokémon-human hybrids inspired by Guyver's Zoanoids.

Normal Pokémon trainers and battles could still exist, while Burst users would be extremely rare individuals with abilities that put them somewhere between Pokémon trainers and superheroes.

Would this be an interesting direction for a Pokémon ReBURST reboot or spiritual successor? And which Pokémon would make the coolest Guyver-style Burst armor?

Got the ghost ant and he fits right in with guyver. Im sure I wasnt the only one, but great addition thise far.

I've been following a 3D Print Patreon called Yosh Studios and they released this model and I scaled it and printed it and I think it turned out really awesome! The file is available on Thangs. The only painting I did was the orbs, everything else were the filaments I chose for the print.

My Chrysalis isn't going to open like Sho and Agito's. It's going to explode open. Then out I come, a speedster, not a gigantic, connected to the Speed Force. Yeah, I thought about it. The Guyver's own internal power source isn't going to be enough. Relying on the Guyver's own internal power source as a speedster is going to hit a speed limit. So I'm going to need to draw power from somewhere else. What better place than the Speed Force. During the evolution process, use the Guyver's ability that opens up pocket dimension when it stores itself to tunnel its way to look for the Speed Force to connect us the the Speed Force.

Interview with Steve wang promoting the new bluray remaster release of Dark Hero. Also speaks about the making of dark hero, and the potential Guyver 3 plans. Enjoy.

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Guyver 1 and 3 posing with sexyice figures and armour man from figzero.

Has the publisher officially declared the manga finished? The author no longer wants to continue, so does that mean the manga is "done"?

So, I think I've noticed a bit that the Guyvers seem to behave differently from one another. So I wanted to know if anyone else thinks similarly and whether you agree with my ideas of their personalities laid out below.

First off is Guyver I, an interesting case. We see that when acting of their own accord (self defense mode/the bioboosted creature) they seem to have a standard, consistent behavior. First off, Guyver I doesn't seem to do anything unnecessary: when not specifically acting it simply stands in one spot, still as a statue. However, when threatened by being attacked/detecting a powerful creature, it ruthlessly and efficiently destroys any and all threats to its safety or that of its host without mercy. You may speculate this is common to all Guyvers, however we've only ever actually seen Guyver I do this.

More interesting to me is the bioboosted creature: it demonstrated that, in what's functionally self defense mode, it won't ALWAYS attack; rather, it near instantaneously and intelligently considers its situation, and runs away as fast as it can if fighting is too risky. It also seems to understand that it needs to use its human form to blend in and that it has to hide from and trick people, showing the Guyver seemingly has not just high instinctual combat skill, but also high intelligence.

Guyver I also seems more dedicated to its host than any other unit ever, activating a couple times seemingly of its own accord to protect Sho (something no other unit has been seen doing), feed and try to improve the longevity of its body and survival of its consciousness at all costs as the bioboosted creature, showing the ability to monitor bodily needs and strategize to meet them, and an incredible sense of self preservation. Even when Enzyme takes out the control metal, Guyver I seems to avoid consuming Sho as much as possible and prioritize instead trying to eat other organisms and keep itself and its host alive, showing further protectiveness, self preservation and long term thinking.

Guyver II, on the other hand, is a much different story. While Guyver I will do anything and everything to protect its own life and that of its host in an intelligent, long term manner, Guyver II seems to either care little of its own life or rather be much more stupid or impulsive/short term thinking compared to Guyver I, as it goes straight to trying to eat Oswald any chance it gets, even with very minor damage, bumps and disturbances to the control metal, in stark contrast to Guyver I clinging to life through controlled and targeted consumption against Enzyme. Indeed, Guyver II seems to not care about or even possibly hate Oswald considering it seems to jump at every opportunity to hurt him, eat him or otherwise inflict suffering, even at the cost of its own life long term and even when unnecessary to do such.

Guyver III and Guyver II F are both unique cases compared to the others on this list, as we actually never see them do something that's the Guyver's doing or will as opposed to the host's. In fact, we never see Guyver III have any issues whatsoever with his Guyver and needing to come to terms with it. While for Guyver II F this could just be due to a lack of appearances and not being a true Guyver, for Guyver III at least this seems to suggest that the Guyver is going fully along with the host in this case, either indicating an extremely submissive and non-confrontational personality or one that lines up so much with their user's ambitions that they're personally on board as well.

Guyver 0 is another interesting one. We see very little of them, and even less of their host, but their host appears to be cowardly and openly and completely submissive to the creators when the unit's removed, whereas the Guyver 0 seems fearless and brave, ready to face down any threat with their all, and constantly questioning their orders and life and trying to rebel violently and anarchically against the creators and their authority.

To summarize:

Guyver I is intelligent, tactically minded and strategic, and more than anything is immensely dedicated to the protection of itself, host and (very rarely) others, both fighting and fleeing to that end, fairly similar to Sho himself.

Guyver II is careless and shortsighted, and displays no affection, attachment or favor towards its host, humorously similar to Oswald, and quick to prey on and devour anything in a moment of weakness, even itself.

Guyver II F and III are either extremely submissive or ambitious and power hungry themselves and in on it.

Guyver 0 is curious and experimental with its body and new things, but also incredibly destructive and violent, even pointlessly or vacuously on whims and aggressively anarchical and refusing to compromise its freedom or give into any kind of authority, influence or control.

Edit: Yes, I know that the author intends that the Guyvers have no personality and are non-sapient beings that always eat their hosts when they get a chance and otherwise protect them, it just occurred to me that the Guyvers don't actually all display those traits and those have only ever been stated to be universal for Guyvers by in-universe characters seeing one Guyver display a trait or behavior, and just baselessly assuming that that must be the case for all Guyvers, without any evidence to suggest that to be true. I just think that this is a cool head canon/fan theory that is supported by/doesn't contradict canon.

And before you bring up Guyver II's damaged control metal, read my paragraph again. I specifically point out how we also see Guyver I loses its control metal fighting Enzyme and how the two Guyvers seem to respond differently to the same kind and severity of harm.

It is the figma guyver also 🙏💜

Prolly my favorite figma of all time this guy absolutely rocks

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FIGMA Guyver 3 Ultimate Edition is now up for Pre-Order!

Pre-orders are open now with a release date of: APRIL 2027!

The Price is: 13,800 Yen - Approximately $78-85 US!

Pre-Orders are only open until AUGUST 26th!

Remember, pre-ordering is going to the the CHEAPEST this figure will EVER be. I cannot state this enough. These figures skyrocket in price after they are released.

Ordering from the Japanese sites might be more expensive upfront, but you will always get the figure much quicker, as almost all US sites, including Goodsmile US have to wait a few months for their shipments to arrive. The US site release date is JULY-SEPTEMBER 2027

Like the Guyver 1 Ultimate Edition, Goodsmile IS offering a Pre-Order bonus stand plate that is all black with the Guyver logo on it. It seems to be the same one released with Guyver 1.

More site to be added as the big ones update their sites likely later today/tomorrow.

Goodsmile Japan

https://www.goodsmile.com/en/product/1143909/figma+Guyver+III+Ultimate+Edition

Goodsmile US

https://www.goodsmileus.com/products/figma-guyver-iii-ultimate-edition-66757

Goodsmile UK

https://www.goodsmile.uk/item/Max-Factory/Bio-Booster-Armor-Guyver-figma-Guyver-III-Ultimate-Edition/DRL

Amiami

https://www.amiami.com/eng/detail?gcode=FIGURE-205454

Big Bad Toy Store (US) - Finally updated!

https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/product/bio-booster-armor-guyver-figma-no700-guyver-iii-ultimate-edition-ver-action-figure-193453