Guyver

[glimmerrat]

So here's an ongoing project for your perusal. I'm not happy with it yet.

Guyver (+200 XP)
Mysterious biotech organisms that bond with their host, Guyver units were designed by the Creators to be the ultimate weapon. It enhances the wearer in nearly every way, making them stronger, faster, tougher and more deadly than anything else on the face of the earth.
Benefits: The NPC gains the Elemental type, and their Initiative, Attack, Defense, Resilience and Health rise by 5 each. He also gains achilles heel (Acid), always ready, aquatic II, blindsight, critical surge, damage defiance (lethal), everlasting, frenzy II, improved stability, monstrous attack VIII, monstrous defense V, regeneration I, rend, sterner stuff, superior climber II, superior jumper II, superior runner II, tough I and treacherous, along with the following attacks.
Attacks/Weapons: Head Beam (lethal damage attack II: 40 ft. ray; dmg 1d6 lethal per 2 TL, ref DC 15 for half damage, upgrades: armour-piercing), high-frequency wave vibration swords (Claw III; dmg 2d6 lethal; threat 10-20; upgrades: armour-piercing, bleed, keen), mega-smasher (divine damage attack V: 100 ft. beam; dmg 1d12 divine per 2 TL, ref DC 30 for half damage, upgrades: alternate damage), slam III (dmg 2d6 lethal; threat 10-20)

[Gentry]

Wasn't there a Mark Hamill movie with this title? Or is this an anime reference, which means I won't get it? 

[Big_Jim]

Both. It's an anime that was later made into a live action Mark Hamill (and Jimmy "J.J." Walker!) movie.

[Gentry]

Sweet breakdancing angels! Both!?

[Coyote0273]

Sweet breakdancing angels! Both!?

It destroyed Mark Hamil's career for a very long time. It was that awesome a movie.

But yeah, low grade low budget B movie based off the anime. Never saw it, but man people trash it so hard.

[Desertpuma]

I believe it is what drove him into playing the Joker for the animated Batman cartoon show actually.

[glimmerrat]

Mutronics

Guyver: Dark Hero (that's the sequel...)

Guyver (90's anime)

Guyver (2005 anime)

[Gentry]

Do all the Guyver suits have the "tear out the forehead ball" weakness?

[paddyfool]

Guyver: Dark Hero (that's the sequel...)

Why is it that anime to live-action conversions make such especially bad fight scenes?

[glimmerrat]

Do all the Guyver suits have the "tear out the forehead ball" weakness?

You mean when they rip out the control metal? Honestly that's just a coup de grace, and provided the metal isn't damaged, the user will regenerate a whole new body from a few trace cells left behind on it. Hence the everlasting quality.

The Guyver-Zoanoid in Dark Hero was using a damaged Guyver unit.