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[son of the shadows]

Mine would have to be either Time Trap for reveling a lot of info on how the Toa Metru were chosen and Legacy of Evil for giving us a bunch of info and history of our favorite character!

So what are yours?

[55555]

Time Trap.

In which Vakama is awesome.

- 55555

[Creep Of The Deep]

From what I have (Which are... Five books, Chronicles 1, Adventures 1 and 2 and Legends 1 and 2), my favorite is Dark Destiny by far. It was the best book I've ever read.

Makes me wonder, where the hay did I left it ?

[Ankarus]

Mine is a tie between Dark Destiny and Legacy of Evil.

[Erebus]

My favorite book would have to be Raid On Vulcanus. I liked that there were no Toa to use elemental powers. It was just raw fighting skills used.

[Gamzee Makara]

Time Trap.

In which Vakama is awesome.

- 55555

I must agree.

[Bambi]

Time Trap is pretty decent.

[Toa Smoke Monster]

My favorite book would be either Time Trap or Downfall. Both were really good books, but I can't decide which one is better.

[Terminus24]

Time Trap and The Final Battle. Both were great, but I haven't read any Bionicle recently, I've just flipped through the comics... Might read the books again, if I ever manage to have enough free time...

[Heisenberg]

Time Trap, Legacy of Evil, Downfall, and The Final Battle were all fantastic.

[Lewa Krom]

*sigh* I'm going to have to with the cliche and say Time Trap (though it's a cliche with good reason). I would also say Island of Doom and Dark Destiny are high up on the list.

[Takatu]

Definitely Time Trap, I think the fact that it had fewer characters compared to the rest helped a lot. And plus it was Makuta at his very best. I liked Legacy of Evil's backstory, but Downfall played out beautifully. I'll throw in The Final Battle too, for the ending. The rest seemed kind of run-of-the-mill Toa vs. Bad Guys that had been going on for a while, but once the energy storms started and Greg offed half the characters at once, it really became awesome.

[Zarohum]

Tale of the Toa, Power Play, Shadows in the Sky, Raid on Vulcanus. And Journey's End if it counts.

Heck, they're all good.

Edited by Zarohum, Oct 14 2011 - 10:31 AM.

[Varaka]

My favorites would have to be Voyage Of Fear, Maze Of Shadows, and Time Trap. The first few books of "BIONICLE Legends" were pretty good too.

[(Daedalus)]

*Incoming Transmission*

It's a three-way tie: Voyage of Fear, Maze of Shadows, and Tales of the Toa. But out of those three, I think Maze of Shadows wins.

*End Transmission*

[Lord Kaitan de Storms]

I'll do it by series:

Chronicles: Tale of the Toa (Heavy Kopaka focus, took a definite interest in the emotions and character of the Toa).

Adventures: Time Trap (Very dramatic, rather philosophical; involved screwing with time).

Legends: Dark Destiny (I really liked the darker tone the book took; it made Power Play rather disappointing, actually).

[Ehlekdude]

"City of the lost" It was my first and best.

[Sumiki]

A lot of the books were good, but Time Trap was far and away the best.

[Toa of Nerds]

My two favorites are Time Trap and Web of Shadows. Time Trap because it had only a single protagonist and so it allowed Greg to develope that one character more, as opposed to having to develope six and one time. Web of Shadows mainly due to Vakama's treachery. For the first time, the good guys weren't always good, and that enhanced the story.

-don't touch my pocket protector

[Quote (Mr. Traveler)]

Very hard to choose. Maze of Shadows (so much back story for the island of Mata Nui), Time Trap (Makuta, Dark Hunters and Order of Mata Nui reference. Genius. Also Vakama's best character development), Downfall (Matoro dies and doesn't come back ;- or Swamp of Secrets (Toa Mata history is just win). Also the books where Greg had more freedom were the best.

[Peach 00]

Inferno is probably my favorite, although I haven't read many Bionicle books. Nonetheless, it's the most enjoyable one for me.

[Meiko]

I never got too into the books, but one of my brothers read them to me a couple of times (because I was too lazy too, and I needed them to pronounce things and explain other stuff early-on). I don't remember specific books, but I enjoyed the first four of the first series a lot!

[Makuta Matata]

Tie:
Power Play
Inferno
The Final Battle
The Darkness Below
Downfall
Dark Destiny

[Reborn King Dr. Cakey]

Time Trap.

I thought of it first, you all just copied me. Posers.

[Applejack]

Legacy of Evil, with Time Trap, a close second.

[Zaxvo]

I liked Time Trap because it showed us what Greg could REALLY do when he wans't too constrained, and also Tales of the Masks because it had a bunch of pretty cool stories, but most of all, I enjoyed LLegends #11: The Final Battle. It was just so...epic.

The graphic novels weren't bad either

[Eeko]

I really liked most of the Inika books, but I forget the names.

[///dotcom///]

Downfall, The Final Battle and Raid on Vulcanus were pretty great. BIONICLE books in general I find to be pretty enjoyable. Never got Time Trap, unfortunately.

[~Allegretto~]

Never got Time Trap, but I really liked it when I read it at the bookstore.

[Skarloth]

Favorite... book...

Hm.

I only own a hand full of Bionicle books, but that Legend(s) book about the Pirakas' past was probably my favorite.

-Skar

[MayFall]

Eh, its been a while since I read them, but Tales of the Masks have always been one of my favorites.

[Aedai Rivin]

Time Trap.

In which Vakama is awesome.

- 55555

I must agree.

Thirdly. Time Trap just had so much awesomeness in it.

Rivin

[Neelh]

TDB and LoMN.

The Darkness Below because it has Nokama as the main char, vs. another girl, and LoMN because.

[christo1096]

Shadows in the sky
when pohatu - kopaka - lewa nuva fight against makuta

[VBBN]

Time trap for sure. My favorite series was all of the legends but, time trap was so unique and introduced concepts that were quite awesome in my opinion, and finally gave us a book with a story not based off of sets released at the time, it gave us a story based on Dark Hunters and makuta and all of those such things.

[Leto]

Time Trap was simply pure, pure genius; an undisputed home run for Greg F. It was practicaly a Bionicle Twilight Zone episode, and I can't think of any other Bionicle book that can receive that distinction. Then I would probably put Tales of the Masks in second, and then maybe that story about Nidhiki that was in the first Bionicle Encyclopedia.

[Phauxx]

Like the majority here, Time Trap, by far. It was also the best thing 2005 gave us.

Then Downfall.

[Ballom]

Like everyone else, I'm a sucker for Time Trap.

~B~

[Tanma]

Because resistance is futile; Time Trap. It made up for the rest of 2005. Aside from that, maybe the 2006 novels. The Matoran finally get fed up with the Turaga, and then Jaller leads five other Matoran on a rescue plan to save the Toa Nuva. I know that Matoran were useful in prior years, 2001-2003 were major examples of heroic Matoran, but this made me think that becoming a Toa might actually be a step down from Matoran.

[ReckoningReckoner]

Time Trap