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Is one of the Agori the hero from MLN? And will AMEET make one in English?

I might just come to the Comic-con! Do you know what part of the city it's gonna be located in?

 

.:Diamond:.

I might just come to the Comic-con! Do you know what part of the city it's gonna be located in?

 

.:Diamond:.

Weird, I feel like I'm being stalked somehow.

 

And who is the second Agori?

1) New York Comic-Con is at the Javits Center in Manhattan

 

2) No, the MLN character is not appearing in the AMEET story. And so far as I know, AMEET does not have the rights to publish in English-speaking countries, though my info may be out of date there. I know they do not have US rights, because Scholastic does.

Are the two Agori anyone we have seen?

Interesting.

 

The Crossing story sounds good. And it has a nice title, too. 'The Crossing'. Love that.

 

Also, I've never read any of your other stories before. I should really get round to it, as they sound interesting.

 

Vohkan

I read a book called "The Crossing" a while ago. Maybe you could change the name to avoid legal trouble?

 

Anyways, it sounds like a good story, and I knew those Shapeshifters were not anything from 2001-2008, since Lego is trying to avoid that.

 

Also, are the shapeshifters Great Beings or something from Bara Magna? Are they going to be sets?

But The Crossing seems to be a common name. Why should it cause legal trouble?

When I hear "Crossing" I think of the movie about the crossing of the Delaware. Great movie, hope the name works for the story.

1) No, the shapeshifter are not Great Beings -- Great Beings are not by their nature violent, so would not have attacked Skrall.

 

2) You can't copyright a title, so titles can be reused over and over. You could do a BIONICLE story called "Gone with the Wind" or "Casablanca" if you wanted to. The only exception is names that ended up becoming franchise names, like Star Wars, and got trademarked by their owners.

Um, will the Summer 2009 sets be there?

 

and how much is the charge to enter the convention center?

1) No, the shapeshifter are not Great Beings -- Great Beings are not by their nature violent, so would not have attacked Skrall.

 

2) You can't copyright a title, so titles can be reused over and over. You could do a BIONICLE story called "Gone with the Wind" or "Casablanca" if you wanted to. The only exception is names that ended up becoming franchise names, like Star Wars, and got trademarked by their owners.

 

Yes, but couldn't their nature have changed? Great Beings as we know Great Beings are creators, but that was only briefly and 100,000 years ago. As far as we know they could have devolved like the Vorox did, but into savage, vicious, and destructive shape shifters. It's possible (but highly improbable, though).

1) No, the shapeshifter are not Great Beings -- Great Beings are not by their nature violent, so would not have attacked Skrall.

 

2) You can't copyright a title, so titles can be reused over and over. You could do a BIONICLE story called "Gone with the Wind" or "Casablanca" if you wanted to. The only exception is names that ended up becoming franchise names, like Star Wars, and got trademarked by their owners.

 

Yes, but couldn't their nature have changed? Great Beings as we know Great Beings are creators, but that was only briefly and 100,000 years ago. As far as we know they could have devolved like the Vorox did, but into savage, vicious, and destructive shape shifters. It's possible (but highly improbable, though).

I think they were too civilized to do that.

Oooo, can't wait to read it Greg

Congrats on your comic

 

Oooo, can't wait to read it Greg

Congrats on your comic

Hope you can read Polish.

1) No, the shapeshifter are not Great Beings -- Great Beings are not by their nature violent, so would not have attacked Skrall.

 

2) You can't copyright a title, so titles can be reused over and over. You could do a BIONICLE story called "Gone with the Wind" or "Casablanca" if you wanted to. The only exception is names that ended up becoming franchise names, like Star Wars, and got trademarked by their owners.

 

Yes, but couldn't their nature have changed? Great Beings as we know Great Beings are creators, but that was only briefly and 100,000 years ago. As far as we know they could have devolved like the Vorox did, but into savage, vicious, and destructive shape shifters. It's possible (but highly improbable, though).

 

Ehh, the guy who invented the great beings says it's not them, seems proof enough to me

Virokann -- Good question. New York Comic-Con is not a LEGO event -- we won't have a booth there, so sets won't be on display. I will be with the Papercutz people, who do the graphic novels, promoting their books.

 

Greg

Oooo, can't wait to read it Greg

Congrats on your comic

Hope you can read Polish.

Splee, i finally have a reason for taking those classes!!!!

Hey Mr. Farshtey,

are these shape shifters related to the shape shifter, Krahka, from Metru Nui? It seemed kinda odd that she was the only one of her species. Could she had been transported to Mata Nui some how?

Hey Mr. Farshtey,

are these shape shifters related to the shape shifter, Krahka, from Metru Nui? It seemed kinda odd that she was the only one of her species. Could she had been transported to Mata Nui some how?

No, cause her whole species except her was wiped out by Visorak. They were always in Mata Nui. They were Rahi.

I see. Then could her species have been transported?

I see. Then could her species have been transported?

No, they're creations of Mata Nui, Greg said no, and Krakha is the only one left, cause they were wiped out by the Visorak.

The shapeshifters are NOT anything from 2001-2008. No exceptions. They are completely new. Seeing as the guy who invented the GB's says so.

 

 

The shapeshifters are NOT anything from 2001-2008. No exceptions. They are completely new. Seeing as the guy who invented the GB's says so.

Could be organic creatures from he EOP.

I did not know MN created the Makuta.

 

Not his best decision.