Kaymac

Hello! Welcome to my trade topic. I am selling a large assortment of Bionicle Collectibles, with pictures of what I have below, and prices. (It may be edited as I find more things to sell, so keep an eye on it!) If you have any inquiries feel free to PM me or reply to the topic. I will only be accepting payment through PayPal, and all price are in Canadian Dollars. Silver Kanohi: $5 each Copper Masks of Victory: $10 each Kanoka: $0.75 each Rhotuka: $0.75 each

I understand. It was merely an example of one of the many ways the Bionicle franchise could be revived.

I have always wondered who the rights to Bionicle belong to now that the storyline has ended. Does Lego still have copyrights on the name Bionicle? If Greg was to license High Moon Studios, etc. to make a Bionicle game, would there be any legality issues with this? Who knows.Anyways, as for the identity of this character:

Yes. And that's why this is awesome.

Doesn't get much better than this, folks.

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This is going to be as big as that kissing thing!

Party in the front seat.

I put together Turaga Nokama and Whenua, so my weekend was good too.

You can't bad-mouth Peter Cullen! He's the original Optimus! JK, he actually feels like a massive parody of himself in Prime.

Do you fly a Chardis?

And Bfa reveals himself as a Toa of Plant Life

*Hugs, with back patting too!*

Idea is currently not up for grabs and never will be. I am very, very possessive of my ideas. That's why I didn't hand off the Experiment even though there were a few people asking if I would. Story will not be interactive. It would go in the library and I would update it as I see fit. I'm afraid I don't get what you're asking. Why would I need to world build when Greg has already done so? Also, I am not currently looking for a co-writer. By world building I meant focusing on the world of the story itself, as in determining characters, fleshing out the backstory of S.C.A.R.S., introducing conflicts, etc. I suppose world building wasn't the proper term, since there's already a huge world to Bionicle. What I was getting at was exploring how this story fits into the grander scheme of things and also how the self contained universe of the story functions.

We could get together over PM for some world building. I'd love to co-write for this.

You dun opened a can of worms.

Drop a train on 'em.

I know why: It's small, has no big stores where one can buy toys, and it's boring. At least that's why I hate my town.

Yay forums~

I was in school, in English class. I had hypothesized Bionicle ending soon. The lines had been drawn, and it seemed as though Lego had already tied the noose around the neck of its beloved franchise. Bionicle was a major factor in my life, but as I grew up, it started to grow away from me. I had bought every set before the Mistika, of which I purchased none, and I bought all the Glatorian and three Glatorian Legends. My interest was dropping, since I knew the end was near, and I had been conditioning myself for it. I had finished the essay I was assigned to write on the cruddy school laptops, and I logged on to BZPower to check the news. There it was, the announcement. It shocked me at first. A large part of my life, a huge factor, was torn away. My face expressed a look of disdain. Everyone near me looked at me like I had grown an extra head. They asked what was wrong. I said "Bionicle has ended." My friends knew I was a fan for a very long time. Some of them were shocked too. The nostalgia of the Toa Mata existed for them as much as it did for me. The fact such a thing happened was so wrong. I asked why. Why did Lego do this? The answers began to fall into place. Bionicle's story had become this large, convoluted thing. Also, the sets were becoming bland, stale. A new building style was in order. Also, Bionicle wasn't as successful as it was before. I remember when it was just as popular as something like Bakugan is today. Bionicle's end was almost a mercy killing really, but it went out with closure. The story's conclusion was epic, and Lego didn't just kill the story and everything else, and leave us guessing forever. For that, I thank Lego. Rather than let the sets become even more bland, and let the story run on for years with no end in sight, they decided to end one of their more successful lines for the sake of not jumping the shark. Hero Factory may not be what I'd have chosen to replace Bionicle, but it certainly brings some great aesthetics to the line. It's not Bionicle, and never will be Bionicle, and it has some pretty enromous shoes to fill, but I believe that one day it will have a fandom just as large as this one, and I can be glad to have been a part of what spawned that.

Aho always seems to use parts in new and unique ways, which is a staple of good MoCists. He always has fun with his MoCs, creating new shapes from simple elements. He thinks he's subpar, but his lack of self esteem is unmerited. He should take pride in what he builds because they are simple, elegant designs that are impressive in their own special way.

The future is here!