Relic's Point

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Relic's Point is a location in Japan in the universe of Guyver.

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Relic's Point (遺跡基地レリックス・ポイント) was a research facility established by the Chronos Corporation to study one of the Creators vessels. Located at Mount Minakami (魅奈神山 Minakami Yama), the base was built at the site of a fossilised living vessel that was referred to as the Relic. The ship had been abandoned at the mountain range in Japan long ago and remained buried deep within the land feature. Over the years, the crat would draw on geothermal energy from pockets of magna located beneath the mountain. During the 1960's, this event led to the Takeshiro quakes that plagued Japan at the time with Mount Minakami being at the epicentre where this effected the nearby village of Takeshiro. Upon investigating, the Chronos Corporation came to uncover the Relic and established a research facility to study its secrets. This later culminated in an effort to breach the hull of the vessel though entry into the Relic was filled with peril as its defensive systems killed any unauthorised individuals. Eventually, a breach was made where a team of Zoanoids were dispatched to enter where all died except for one member who returned with the Guyver Units along with the Unit Remover. The Zoanoid in question then perished from his wounds but the mission was deemed a success and Chronos began to study the Guyver Units. This was until the modern day when a test-type Zoanoid known as Malmat stole the Units in an effort to give it to his benefactor in exchange for being turned back into a human. This resulted in the Japanese Branch of the Chronos Corporation sending their soldiers to retrieve it. The mission was ultimately a failure with the Guyver Units being dispersed and they came to bond with various individuals.

Overview

In appearance, Relics Point was a large research facility located within Mount Minikami and was built around the Relic. It was theorised that the mountain itself was artificial and was the largest unfinished pyramid structure in the world.

The Relic itself was a large spherical organic structure that was actually a fossilized Creator ship which lived beneath the earth for so long that mountains grew around it. After its discovery, it became subjected to intense levels of experimentations by the Chronos Corporation. It was believed that the ship was abandoned by the Creators when they left the Earth. It resembled a red skinned sphere with four spiky fins extended from the bottom with another four at the bottom and a single spike stretching from the centre. They were capable of not only surviving space but travelling through it as they were organic vessels. The outer skin was strong enough to resist mechanical drills and organic acids with ease as well as regenerating from any damage sustained. Inside, the ship was covered with an organic solution that covered the various chambers. Enemies that forcibly penetrated the ship were subjected to powerful acids that devoured organic matter with death being certain for anyone who even survived escaping the ship. The ship responded to the control medals of Guyver Units and allowed entry to such users without protest. When entering the bridge, a central platform levitated the Guyver which forced their control medal to extend and touch a spherical control medal like protrusion from the ship. This connected the Guyver Unit to the ship on a symbiotic level allowing the user to control the vessel; opening portals and commanding the very skin to attack enemies on the ships surface. The Relic ships were capable of diverting underground lava flows of long extinct volcanoes in order to use the geothermal energy to power its systems.

Inhabitants

  • Hamilcar Balcus :
  • Richard Guyot :
  • Yoshio Odagiri :
  • Toshiaki Hayami :

Notes

  • Relic's Point was created by Yoshiki Takaya where it featured in the setting of Bio Booster Armor Guyver (1985).

In other media

Television

Appearances

  • Bio Booster Armor Guyver: (1985)

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