I normally don't make a point of publicizing my theories, but this one seems pretty cut and dried. While I don't know which attack will be shown first, the Kohrak will go after Ta-Koro and the Lehvak will go after Ko-Koro. Looking through the previous four attacks, we've got the following patter:

Tahnok attack Po-Koro
Pahrak attack Ga-Koro
Gahlok attack Onu-Koro
Nuhvok attack Le-Koro

None of the villages are attacked by their associated Bohrok swarm, which means the Lehvak are free for either Ta-Koro or Ko-Koro, but the Kohrak can't attack Ko-Koro, so they're left with Ta-Koro as their only destination (supported by the comic books), which leaves the Lehvak to go after Ko-Koro. Kohrak against Fire is pretty simple to figure out, but Lehvak against Ice should be a rather interesting match-up.

Ta-koro was attacked right at the begining remember? it was attacked by pahrak and kohrak. also, le-koro was originally attacked by lehvak. thats why they wore red krana. the nuhvok obviosly came afterwards.

I don't think LEGO will do anymore Bohrok updates after Ga-Koro, it seems they want to hurry and get to Nuva and Kal. But they should put in Lehvak and Ko-Koro. What I hope is that there's a Nuva video/update, and then a Lehvak Kal attack Ko-Koro video/update. That would be the best way to go, considering Ko-fans are being left out of the fun.

I always tought that Pahrak would have attacked Ko-Koro.Well I think that Tahnok after having noone to destroy (the Po-Koronans escaped) they will turn against Ko-Koro.Nah who cares?-Kopakas villege is UNBEATABLE!

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Ta-koro was attacked right at the begining remember?  it was attacked by pahrak and kohrak.

Only in the comic books (which is why I said this theory was supported by the comics, not proven). The first little online story chunk never stated which swarm(s) attacked them, and we've never actually seen them get attacked in one of the videos. I suppose it's possible that they might not do a video of the attack on Ta-Koro, but I do hope they show the Ko-Koronan attack (especially if I'd get to see a few new buildable Ko-Koronans).

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also, le-koro was originally attacked by lehvak.

Again, that's from the comic books, and it doesn't necessarily mean anything as far as the video clips are concerned.

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I don't think LEGO will do anymore Bohrok updates after Ga-Koro, it seems they want to hurry and get to Nuva and Kal.

They're in a hurry all right, but we don't know the specific reason yet. It's very likely that it has something to do with the MNOLG2 that's supposed to come out soonish. Also, we don't know for sure what they do or do not have planned for next week.

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I always tought that Pahrak would have attacked Ko-Koro.

That could have worked as well. If they'd done that, the lineup probably would have been:

Tahnok attack Po-Koro
Pahrak attack Ko-Koro
Kohrak attack Ga-Koro
Gahlok attack Onu-Koro
Nuhvok attack Le-Koro
Lehvak attack Ta-Koro

Of course, if the Kohrak went after Ga-Koro, it would have been a little too simple for them to circumvent the Ga-Koronan defenses...

I agree, LEGO likes to make things symmetrical, at least in the Templar stuff. One episode (or set of episodes) for each Toa, Takua's trip to visit each Turaga and gather one Matoran from each Koro, etc. The comics seem to be a bit more random in the selection of featured characters.

And I HOPE Purple Dave is right, because I want to see the Kohrak and Lehvak in action!

QUOTE (Arnokh TOA of LIGHTNING @ Dec 7 2002, 07:36 PM)

I always tought that Pahrak would have attacked Ko-Koro.Well I think that Tahnok after having noone to destroy (the Po-Koronans escaped) they will turn against Ko-Koro.Nah who cares?-Kopakas villege is UNBEATABLE!

If his Village is UNBEATABLE, then why did Kohrak Kal snatch Kopaka's Symbol sooooooooo Easily?

Because Kohrak-Kal had brought Nuhvok-Kal with him. Nuhvok-Kal has control over gravity, and that explains Matoro not being able to stand up. I don't remember exactly where I found this out, but I think it was posted in a theory topic, and the info came directly from LEGO.

Nice theory, PD. It makes sense.

As for Lehvak vs. Ko-Koro, that will definately be interesting. But more than likely acid affects/melts ice. If that's so, then it will be no problem for them to barge right in.

If the Kal try to invade Yo-Koro, on the other hand, it might be a problem on their part. Yo-Koro has shelters deep underground that are connected to Onu-Koro's tunnels. Therefore Yo-Koro has access to Onu-Koro and Le-Koro via the tunnels. And if that doesn't work, Yotanua can always use his Vahi.......






YToT

I was thinking about making a story about levak attacking Ko-koro before this post...

cool,welkum to bz

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But more than likely acid affects/melts ice.

If it's warm and juicy it certainly melts ice. However, most common acids (if not all acids) have hydrogen as a component already, and they tend not to react with oxygen, so I don't expect to see a lot of chemical reactions. Still, if they can douse some of the underlying bedrock...

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I was thinking about making a story about levak attacking Ko-koro before this post...

Yeah, and? Don't feel that you can't proceed with your plan just because I mentioned the idea here. I'd prefer to inspire people to do stuff rather than to not do stuff. Well, except for making freaky-colored Matorans. The world does not need any orange/red/light-green/light-blue/purple/white Matorans running around scaring people...

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If his Village is UNBEATABLE, then why did Kohrak Kal snatch Kopaka's Symbol sooooooooo Easily?

Sorry but I haven't read comic #9.Still a single Kal is more powerfull than a whole swarm and what if the Kal are two?!...
But I think that Ko-Koro is the best defended villige.
About Lehvak vs. Ko-Koro-from what I can remember from chimics class most acids just "neutralize" themselfs with water making "basics" (I'm not sure how to translate the chimical reactions in English).

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What's the strangest is that the Le-koro villagers whore Gahlok Krana... Anyway the Lehvak would have much trouble to get to Ko-koro, the have acid and could just melt away the snow and ice ahead...

Well first the Le-Koranas were wearing Lehvak krana.
And second-acid CAN"T MELT ICE!!!

What's the strangest is that the Le-koro villagers whore Gahlok Krana...
Anyway the Lehvak would have much trouble to get to Ko-koro, the have acid and could just melt away the snow and ice ahead...

Nope, those krana wheren't red, they where orange...
And the Ice, well, I am not that smart, im only thirteen!

the krana were red. go and look at the vid again, the matoran are wearing the krana they wore in the comix

ik was thinking this before you posted this, purple dave. ur write it makes sence and goes along with the pattern

i dont think that lego meant for there to be a pattern and also mabey for once they will continue a story

I want Ko-koro to be featured in a news update for once.They haven't even been in the scrolling headline!

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from what I can remember from chimics class most acids just "neutralize" themselfs with water making "basics"

You've got it backwards. When you mix an acid (like lemon juice) and a base (like soap) you get water and some type of salt. For instance, if you mixed the proper ratio of Hydrochloric Acid (HCl: aka stomach acid) and Sodium Oxide (Na2O) you would get Water (H2O) and Sodium Chloride (NaCl: aka table salt). While most acids or bases would be harmful in enough concentration, the salt-water solution that they would create would usually be harmless as long as you don't drink it.

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the Le-Koranas were wearing Lehvak krana.

While they were wearing red Krana in both the comic and the video, it's doubtful that it's supposed to mean that they are wearing Krana from the Lehvak. We know that the Lehvak Va officially have dark-grey Krana. We also know that they supply the Lehvak with new Krana when they've lost/flung theirs. However, we've never seen a Lehvak wearing a dark-grey Krana. Based on the fact that the Toa masks don't take on the Toa's color until they are actually worn, it would seem possible that whenever a Le-Koronan gets a Krana slapped on his face it would turn red, regardless of which Bohrok or Bohrok Va was responsible for putting it there.

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acid CAN"T MELT ICE!!!

Warm acid can. Warm anything can. Well, okay, warm Francium would actually explode when it contacts ice, and warm Potassium would burn (both of which would still melt some ice), but that's a different matter... Anyways, if you heat up some lemon juice (nearly pure citric acid) and dump it on some ice, the ice will melt. If it's in a cold environment, the acid will eventually freeze as well, but if you spray the acid in the right places on an icy mountain, you could set off an avalanche of snow before the acid freezes.

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While they were wearing red Krana in both the comic and the video, it's doubtful that it's supposed to mean that they are wearing Krana from the Lehvak.

I agree with your chemistry lesson, PD, but I think the Le-Koronans ARE wearing Lehvak krana, based on the picture at the end of comic #4, when Lewa arrives in Le-Koro after the first Bohrok battle. He finds Matau and the villagers, wearing red krana, and standing in the company of a swarm of Lehvak.

I think the Lehvak Krana'ed the Matoran and had their Lehvak Krana replaced by Lehvak Va, like in the recent video.

If a Lehvak shoots its krana, it is completely helpless. And unless Krana have millions of little legs, a Krana cannot get to a Matoran's head, and remove its mask... Really, in the Le-Koro video, Lego should have planned a little longer before they animated Bohrok shooting their krana when it is pointless anyway.


Anyway, that makes sense.