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** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga, however; there are plenty fan translations around).
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** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga, however; there are plenty fan translations around).around).
* SeriesHiatus: There hasn't been a new chapter released since 2016, although it's never been officially cancelled.
* SeriesHiatus: There hasn't been a new chapter released since 2016, although it's never been officially cancelled.
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** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga, however; there are plenty fan translations around).
* TheWikiRule: [[http://guyver.wikia.com/wiki/Guyver_Wiki The Guyver Wiki]].
* TheWikiRule: [[http://guyver.wikia.com/wiki/Guyver_Wiki The Guyver Wiki]].
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** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga, however; there are plenty fan translations around).
* TheWikiRule: [[http://guyver.wikia.com/wiki/Guyver_Wiki The Guyver Wiki]].around).
* TheWikiRule: [[http://guyver.wikia.com/wiki/Guyver_Wiki The Guyver Wiki]].
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* ExecutiveMeddling:
** According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a kids film out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
** If that isn't bad enough, the DVD was released as a DirectorsCut, which added a few scenes and transitions.... and cut all the violence out. By the way, Wang had nothing to do with it despite the cut labeled as such; it was Yuzna who commissioned it.
** According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a kids film out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
** If that isn't bad enough, the DVD was released as a DirectorsCut, which added a few scenes and transitions.... and cut all the violence out. By the way, Wang had nothing to do with it despite the cut labeled as such; it was Yuzna who commissioned it.
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** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga however, There are plenty fan translations around).
** The unedited version of the first live action film from it's release on VHS. Why? As mentioned under ExecutiveMeddling, the DVD cut all the violence out of the film.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the second live action film, the Ancients' spaceship plays a key role. They were ''thiiiiis'' close to setting up Guyver Gigantic.
** While on the subject of the live action Guyver films, imagine WhatCouldHaveBeen with the first film had Steve Wang been allowed to make the movie he wanted to make...
*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]
** The unedited version of the first live action film from it's release on VHS. Why? As mentioned under ExecutiveMeddling, the DVD cut all the violence out of the film.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the second live action film, the Ancients' spaceship plays a key role. They were ''thiiiiis'' close to setting up Guyver Gigantic.
** While on the subject of the live action Guyver films, imagine WhatCouldHaveBeen with the first film had Steve Wang been allowed to make the movie he wanted to make...
*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]
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** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga however, There manga, however; there are plenty fan translations around).
** The unedited version of the first live action film from it's release on VHS. Why? As mentioned under ExecutiveMeddling, the DVD cut all the violence out of the film.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the second live action film, the Ancients' spaceship plays a key role. They were ''thiiiiis'' close to setting up Guyver Gigantic.
** While on the subject of the live action Guyver films, imagine WhatCouldHaveBeen with the first film had Steve Wang been allowed to make the movie he wanted to make...
*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]around).
** The unedited version of the first live action film from it's release on VHS. Why? As mentioned under ExecutiveMeddling, the DVD cut all the violence out of the film.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the second live action film, the Ancients' spaceship plays a key role. They were ''thiiiiis'' close to setting up Guyver Gigantic.
** While on the subject of the live action Guyver films, imagine WhatCouldHaveBeen with the first film had Steve Wang been allowed to make the movie he wanted to make...
*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]
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* IncestuousCasting:
** In the English dub of the OVA series; Sho and Mizuki were voiced by siblings, Tom and Creator/MelissaFahn, respectively.
** In the English dub of the OVA series; Sho and Mizuki were voiced by siblings, Tom and Creator/MelissaFahn, respectively.
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Author Existence Failure (now renamed to Died During Production) is a trope for dying before finishing a work, not for a creator's hypothetical death.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Some fans are worried that the series has been on hiatus to the point where Takaya may die before he's able to complete the Manga's story.
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** According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
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** According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] film out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Some fans are worried about Takaya getting sick enough to suspend Guyver for over a month.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Some fans are worried about that the series has been on hiatus to the point where Takaya getting sick enough may die before he's able to suspend Guyver for over a month.complete the Manga's story.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Both ''Out of Control'' and the OVA are out of print (the latter because Creator/MangaEntertainment lost the rights for the series to Creator/ADVFilms). Luckily, both can be found online and on YouTube (for now, at least).
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Both ''Out of Control'' and the OVA are out of print (the latter because Creator/MangaEntertainment lost the rights for the series to Creator/ADVFilms). Luckily, both can be found online and on YouTube [=YouTube=] (for now, at least).
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*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]
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*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]]]
* TheWikiRule: [[http://guyver.wikia.com/wiki/Guyver_Wiki The Guyver Wiki]].
* TheWikiRule: [[http://guyver.wikia.com/wiki/Guyver_Wiki The Guyver Wiki]].
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: ExecutiveMeddling:
** According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
** According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
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** That said, given ValuesDissonance between America and Japan, and the premise being ''much'' more suited to a {{Toku}} project than a serious BodyHorror film, [[FridgeBrilliance Yuzna may have actually been thinking fairly straight.]]
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Both ''Out of Control'' and the OVA are out of print (the latter because MangaEntertainment Creator/MangaEntertainment lost the rights for the series to Creator/ADVFilms). Luckily, both can be found online and on YouTube (for now, at least).
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[AscendedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[AscendedFanboy ([[PromotedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Some fans are worried about Takaya getting sick enough to suspend Guyver for over a month.
* ExecutiveMeddling: According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[AscendedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
** If that isn't bad enough, the DVD was released as a DirectorsCut, which added a few scenes and transitions.... and cut all the violence out. By the way, Wang had nothing to do with it despite the cut labeled as such; it was Yuzna who commissioned it.
** That said, given ValuesDissonance between America and Japan, and the premise being ''much'' more suited to a {{Toku}} project than a serious BodyHorror film, [[FridgeBrilliance Yuzna may have actually been thinking fairly straight.]]
* GodCreatedCanonForeigner:
** Inspector Valkyria, originally created by the author for the first one-shot animated movie to replace Oswald Lisker in the role of Guyver 2, has recently made her debut in the manga as [[spoiler:what else but a new Guyver identical to her anime appearance]].
** Takaya has also canonized the aquatic Hyper-Zoanoid Synevite, and even the Powered Zerebuth.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Both ''Out of Control'' and the OVA are out of print (the latter because MangaEntertainment lost the rights for the series to Creator/ADVFilms). Luckily, both can be found online and on YouTube (for now, at least).
** The original US Renditions tapes of the OVA, which included an uncut English dub of episode 12, are also out of print.
** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga however, There are plenty fan translations around).
** The unedited version of the first live action film from it's release on VHS. Why? As mentioned under ExecutiveMeddling, the DVD cut all the violence out of the film.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the second live action film, the Ancients' spaceship plays a key role. They were ''thiiiiis'' close to setting up Guyver Gigantic.
** While on the subject of the live action Guyver films, imagine WhatCouldHaveBeen with the first film had Steve Wang been allowed to make the movie he wanted to make...
*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]
* ExecutiveMeddling: According to an interview with Steve Wang, the director of the first live action film ([[AscendedFanboy and a fan of the original anime and manga]]), the film's producer Brian Yuzna wanted to make a [[CompletelyMissingThePoint kids film]] out of the licence, while Wang wanted to keep the original tone of the series. This ended up resulting with the two having big fights over the film's direction and Wang getting zero creative control at all.
** If that isn't bad enough, the DVD was released as a DirectorsCut, which added a few scenes and transitions.... and cut all the violence out. By the way, Wang had nothing to do with it despite the cut labeled as such; it was Yuzna who commissioned it.
** That said, given ValuesDissonance between America and Japan, and the premise being ''much'' more suited to a {{Toku}} project than a serious BodyHorror film, [[FridgeBrilliance Yuzna may have actually been thinking fairly straight.]]
* GodCreatedCanonForeigner:
** Inspector Valkyria, originally created by the author for the first one-shot animated movie to replace Oswald Lisker in the role of Guyver 2, has recently made her debut in the manga as [[spoiler:what else but a new Guyver identical to her anime appearance]].
** Takaya has also canonized the aquatic Hyper-Zoanoid Synevite, and even the Powered Zerebuth.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Both ''Out of Control'' and the OVA are out of print (the latter because MangaEntertainment lost the rights for the series to Creator/ADVFilms). Luckily, both can be found online and on YouTube (for now, at least).
** The original US Renditions tapes of the OVA, which included an uncut English dub of episode 12, are also out of print.
** The Creator/VizMedia and Star Comics English translations of the manga. Unless the other Volumes are translated anytime soon, good luck finding those anywhere (Don't get too worried about the manga however, There are plenty fan translations around).
** The unedited version of the first live action film from it's release on VHS. Why? As mentioned under ExecutiveMeddling, the DVD cut all the violence out of the film.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the second live action film, the Ancients' spaceship plays a key role. They were ''thiiiiis'' close to setting up Guyver Gigantic.
** While on the subject of the live action Guyver films, imagine WhatCouldHaveBeen with the first film had Steve Wang been allowed to make the movie he wanted to make...
*** [[https://twitter.com/DavidBHayter/status/172816481204183040 David Hayter had pitched an outline for a third live action Guyver movie after the success of ''Dark Hero'' on the home video circuit. But the rights had reverted to the original owners in Japan.]]
