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[-Jaller-]

Who had the worst death in the Bionicle story line. Example: The one Mahri Nui matoran flying directly into water preditor.

[Vox The Shadow of Reality]

Matoran on voyanui falling into volcano while under control of the zamor spheres. i mean they just fell in did not try to halt thier fall or anything just accepted fate.

[Dual Matrix]

Botar, I mean we just heard he died nothing more.

[Axilus Prime]

Makuta.

 

The ultimate villain conquers the MU, becomes a giant robot, prepares to destroy a planet, then ends up getting shoved into a massive rock's fall path because of luck.

 

Super anticlimactic.

[bonesiii]

because of luck.

Wasn't luck -- it was Mata Nui being smarter than him and maneuvering it that way.

 

 

Anyways, I think he means, which would be the worst death to experience?

 

Anything long and torturous. Which probably includes a lot of deaths where you wake up on the Red Star. And I wouldn't want to be Tren Krom at his end.

 

If you mean least believable or well-handled or whatever in the story, Botar's does kind of stand out, although it's not like we ever really knew him well or anyone else did in the story.

[Dual Matrix]

For the most painfull death, I'd take the many victims of Makuta: "I have 1000 ways to kill you, and 950 of them hurt" That doesn't sound good.

[Toa Smoke Monster]

Alternate Tuyet's death in the Dark Mirror serial. Being cut in half by a portal would truly be a painful way to go.   

[Makuta Matata]

Hmm. I'd say the worth death to experience would be Alternate Tuyet's or Sidorak's.

[Flaredrick: Forgotten One]

Definatley Alternate Tuyet. I mean that was just gruesome.

[Wazdakka]

I think Icarax and Krika died the worst deaths. They'd be painful, as their component atoms would be ripped apart, but also, those two characters could have done so much more. 

[Vox The Shadow of Reality]

Definatley Alternate Tuyet. I mean that was just gruesome.

Yes her death was one of the more morbid ones but i was thinking to my self when i read that . 

Bout time we had some gruesomeness in bionicle

[Flaredrick: Forgotten One]

I can make that happen.

[---Kopaka Nuva---]

Alternate Tuyets death was indeed gruesome. Being suddenly torn in half while unable to feel the short moment of agonizing pain or being unable to react or escape from it is just an awful way to go - and i wonder how any bystanders might have responded to the sight of only seeing half a body while the other half is nowhere to be found.

 

[fishers64]

Nikila and Co. Being hacked to pieces and protodiseased by Zyglak, and knowing at the same time that your friend let you down...terrible way to go.

[Vakama-san]

I for one would NOT like to share the same fate as the Matoran during the Metru Nui Civil War. You know; the ones Teridax "took care" of.

[Dralcax]

The least desirable would be Mutran's death. It would suck for the answer to all your problems to come to you just as your very molecules are torn apart, killing you instantly. The most gruesome would be Tuyet, hands down.

[Dude w/ a Hat]

I'd say Tuyet's death was brutal, almost Dead Space​-like. As for fails, Makuta's death was rather unnecessary.

 

FATALITY

[Kakaru]

Any of Karzahni's creations.

Or the Morbuzahk? That was the most horrifying way to kill anything, even a sentient plant.

[Master Inika]

Annona's implied death of losing the ability to dream and going crazy.

 

Also, Nidhiki's death seems rather disturbing, especially since Makuta later mentioned that people he absorbs retain their individual consciousness until he represses them.

[-Toa Lhikevikk-]

I'm going to quote GregF's answer to an earlier topic like this and say papercut chainsaw.

 

...which means that canonically, at least one inhabitant of the BIONICLE universe was killed that way. [/FridgeHorror]

Edited by -Toa Lhikevikk-, Feb 20 2013 - 04:16 PM.

[AdaptingChaos]

IMO I would say that the Voya Nui Matoran had some of the wrost death, like stated above, they really didnt have good deaths

[Strack]

what about Lhikan's team at the fortress? being torn apart to shreds and knowing your dead but a novice toa was alive must have been terrible.

[Neelh]

For the most painfull death, I'd take the many victims of Makuta: "I have 1000 ways to kill you, and 950 of them hurt" That doesn't sound good.

 

941.

 

But I don't get why everyone thinks Tuyet's was bad. But then again, I found Sidorak's and Takutanuva's to be pretty bad.

[Strack]

For the most painfull death, I'd take the many victims of Makuta: "I have 1000 ways to kill you, and 950 of them hurt" That doesn't sound good.

 

941.

 

But I don't get why everyone thinks Tuyet's was bad. But then again, I found Sidorak's and Takutanuva's to be pretty bad.

 

well, she kind of got cut in half by a portal

[Dude w/ a Hat]

Also, AU Matoro's death in The Kingdom. Ouch.

Edited by Dude w/ a Hat, Feb 22 2013 - 08:43 PM.

[X-Ray]

because of luck.

Wasn't luck -- it was Mata Nui being smarter than him and maneuvering it that way.

 

 

Anyways, I think he means, which would be the worst death to experience?

 

Anything long and torturous. Which probably includes a lot of deaths where you wake up on the Red Star. And I wouldn't want to be Tren Krom at his end.

 

If you mean least believable or well-handled or whatever in the story, Botar's does kind of stand out, although it's not like we ever really knew him well or anyone else did in the story.

 

I agree with boneseiii, Botar's death was poorly executed, little more than a throwaway line meant to bring a cheap element of gravity (no pun intended) to the Federation of Fear serial. As if Carapar's death wasn't odious enough.

 

X-Ray