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Official C. I. R. C. L. E. Matoran Tribes


Without further ado:

 

Elemental Tribes of C.I.R.C.L.E. Matoran
Ar-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, White, or Silver and tend to have Laidback, Soft, & Truthful personalities.

 

Av-Matoran frequently wear a variety of shades but typically prefer armoring that is a combination of Golds or White and tend to have Quirky, yet Highly Variable personalities.

 

Ba-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, Greens, or Silver and tend to have either Serious & Oppressive or Light & Fleeting personalities.

 

Ce-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Blues or Golds and tend to have Wise, Thoughtful, & Highly Dedicated personalities.

 

Cu-Matoran are extremely rare and typically wear very heavy armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, Silver, or White and tend to have Dark & Brooding personalities.

 

De-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Blues, Grays, Silver, or White and tend to have Quiet, Sensitive, & Reserved personalities. Also, the power of "Silence" is a subdivision of this Element.

 

Fe-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Quiet & Ingenious personalities.

 

Ga-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Blues, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Educational, Pious, Swift, & Pure personalities.

 

Ha-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, or Silver, alternately some prefer to wear Blues or Reds, yet all tend to have Overly Friendly personalities.

 

He-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Browns or Oranges and tend to have rather Volatile personalities.

 

Hi-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Bright Light Orange, Dark Blue, or White and tend to have Tactical, Strategic, & Adventurous personalities.

 

Ho-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, Silver, or Trans-Blue, though some prefer Black, Dark Red, Flat Dark Gold, or Yellow, yet all tend to have Thoughtful & Secretive personalities.

 

Hu-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Flat Dark Gold, or Yellow and tend to have Highly Variable personalities subject to Broad-Ranging Mood Swings.

 

Ina-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Bright Light Orange, Light Grays, or Lime and who tend to have Skilled & Strategic yet somewhat Clumsy personalities. Occasionally this Element is referred to as "Rubber".

 

Ka-Matoran are quite rare and typically wear armoring that is a combination of Pale Blues, Light Grays, or White and tend to have Quiet, Insightful, & Perceptive personalities.

 

Ki-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Dark Blue or White and tend to have Nurturing & Flashy personalities.

 

Ko-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Blues, Grays, Silver, or White and tend to have Peaceful, Willful, Cold, & Uninviting personalities that are Fixated on the Future.

 

Kur-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black or Dark Red and tend to have Rowdy, Rough, & Tumble personalities.

 

Le-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Greens, Grays, or Yellow and tend to have Faithful, Carefree, & Adventurous personalities. Also, the power of "Vacuum" is a subdivision of this Element.

 

Ma-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black or Dark Red coloring and tend to have Confident & Aggressive personalities.

 

Mi-Matoran are quite rare and typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Imaginative, Creative, & Technical personalities.

 

Ne-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Grays, Oranges, or Yellow and tend to have Eccentric, somewhat Jittery, Hyperactive, & Playful personalities. Occasionally this Element is referred to as "Kinetics".

 

Onu-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, Oranges, Purple, Silver, or Trans-Dark Green and tend to have Hardworking, Enduring, & Prosperous personalities that are Fixated on the Past.

 

Ota-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Blues, Browns, or Greens and tend to have Nurturing personalities. Occasionally this Element is referred to as "The Green" or "Plant Life".

 

Pe-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Oranges or White and tend to have Pugnacious & Blindly Loyal personalities. Occasionally this Element is referred to as "The Swarm".

 

Po-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Browns, or Oranges and tend to have Creative, Competitive, & Strategic personalities.

 

Ra-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Oranges, or Reds and tend to have Patient & Measured personalities.

 

Ri-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Oranges, White, or Yellow and tend to have Abrasive, Noxious, Spiteful, & Unpleasant personalities.

 

Ta-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Oranges, Reds, or Yellow and tend to have Dutiful, Tactical, & Precise personalities.

 

Tai-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Browns, Grays, Oranges, or White and tend to have Levelheaded, Straightforward, & Blunt personalities.

 

Ti-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Grays or Greens and tend to have Quiet & Hardworking personalities.

 

Tur-Matoran are quite rare and typically wear armoring that is a combination of Blues, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Laidback, Soft, & sometimes Uncaring personalities.

 

Uk-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Dark Green, or Silver and tend to be Loners with Over Protective personalities.

 

Ul-Matoran are extremely rare and typically wear very heavy armoring that is a combination of Black, Blues, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Dark & Brooding personalities. Occasionally this Element is referred to as "Decay" and the powers of "Acid" and "Molecular Disruption" are subdivisions of this Element.

 

Um-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Blues, Grays, Purples, or Silver and tend to have Hardworking yet Playfully Carefree personalities.

 

Uri-Matoran are quite rare and typically wear armoring that is a combination of Blacks, Grays, or Golds and tend to have Honorable, Willful, & Warlike personalities. Also, "Shadow" is not the same as this Element.

 

Vo-Matoran are extremely rare and typically wear very heavy armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Dark & Brooding personalities.

 

Wha-Matoran typically wear armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, or Purple and tend to have Extremely Pacifistic & Gentle personalities.

 

Xi-Matoran are extremely rare and typically wear very heavy armoring that is a combination of Black, Browns, Grays, or Silver and tend to have Dark & Brooding personalities. Occasionally this Element is referred to as "Fragmentation".

 

Ye-Matoran are extremely rare and typically wear very heavy armoring that is a combination of Black, Greens, Grays, Reds, or Silver and tend to have Dark & Brooding personalities.

 

Za-Matoran are extremely rare and typically wear very heavy armoring that is a combination of Black, Grays, Reds, or Silver and tend to have Dark & Brooding personalities.

That's all for now, however it's possible that there might be future additions.

 

It should be noted that for the most part I developed the prefixes from the Māori Language, just as the original Canon prefixes were decided upon.

 

Anyway, feel free to ask questions in this thread as we continue to seek to improve this aspect of our group.

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Åusår
P.S. Special thanks goes to the following "
C.I.R.C.L.E. Members
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~Lord Zahaku~

Posted

Can i make a suggestion

I was wondering if its not too much hasle if you could add what their actually element are?

Just asking as their are a few unfimiliar(sp?) matoran tribe names in there.

 

Toa Zahaku

Toa_Ausar

Posted

Zahaku:

 

As is the case with my Epic, the actual Elements associated with each Tribe are embedded in code beneath each Tribal Name on this list, thus you simply need to move your mouse pointer over each Tribe to reveal their Element. ;)

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Torchflare1234

Posted

These are the Elements I will need to be persuaded to approve of:

Moonglow

Radiation

Anger

Storms

Weather

Elasticity

Spirit

Rahi

Fate

Technology

Insects

Magma

Brimstone

Density

Disintegration

Power Scream

Darkness

Hunger

Health

Shattering

Poison

FearScratched through indicates any negative Elements I consider as non-negotiable, because a Toa would not naturally wield these Elements and as such, neither would Matoran. I am not stating these can't be Elements, as there could be some way to artificially cause a Matoran to wield one of these Elements.

 

Underline indicates Elements that, until I am convinced otherwise, are more in-line with powers and abilities.

 

Colored Elements indicate Elements that I perceive as being very similar in design. I would recommend either remove one or both.

 

Most of all, I would like to hear more about what Toa of these Elements are capable of doing. I eagerly await answers.

Toa_Ausar

Posted

Talvak:

 

Okay, where to start.... :dazed:

 

First, I anticipated probable resistance to the Tribes of "Fear", "Disintegration", "Hunger", "Shattering", "Poison", & "Fear" by making said Elements extremely rare and having them naturally occur only on the very precipice between the part of the Matoran Universe that is seen and the part that is unseen. ;)

 

Next, I'm not sure what you want me to say about "Elasticity" a.k.a. "Rubber", "Density", "Disintegration" a.k.a. "Decay", "Power Scream", "Hunger", "Health", or "Shattering" a.k.a. "Fragmentation"? All are most certainly aspects of nature that can be maintained, manipulated, controlled, and/or absorbed. The only one that I find even remotely suspect is "Power Scream", which I consider to differ from "Sonics" by being the exclusive realm of organic sounds, i.e. vocalizations, as opposed to inorganic sounds. :shrugs:

 

Now, I've developed clear differences between my Element of "Weather" and Ballom 's Element of "Storms". In short, "Weather" involves actions on a micro scale, that is to say, the things that are controlled include "Ambient Temperature", "Humidity", and "Atmospheric Pressure". On the other hand, it is my understanding that "Storms" works on a macro scale, involving manifestation of gale-force winds, torrential downpours, dangerous thunderstorms, hazardous hailstorms, or blinding blizzards to buffet and batter a would-be foe at will.

 

Also, the Elements of "Magma" and "Brimstone" are very different from one another. Ballom 's Element of "Magma" involves subterranean molten rock and lava, meanwhile Kohila and my Element of "Brimstone" is associated solely with various noxious gases, such as those released from volcanic activity and other sources.

 

Lastly, as far as the various Toa Powers go, I really don't have the time to write out all of them, but there are several that I have already considered in depth and thus have descriptions prefabricated for them and I will list them below. As for descriptions of a Toa from Auserv 's Element of "Radiation", Kohila 's Elements of "Spirit" & "Technology", Ballom 's Element of "Magma", or Erebus Nuva 's Element of "Darkness", well they'll have to answer for themselves.

 

Thus, aside from "Moonglow", "Anger", "Weather", "Insects", "Brimstone", "Hunger", "Shattering", &"Fear" (all of which I'm working on but haven't finalized), here is what I can quickly provide:

  • As I said above, "
Storms" can successfully manipulate existing weather patterns as they see fit, and can also create their own weather by manifesting gale-force winds, torrential downpours, dangerous thunderstorms, hazardous hailstorms, or blinding blizzards to buffet and batter would-be foes at will.

 

"Elasticity" can maintain with minor effort an incredibly stretchy and flexible body that is highly resistant to harm. Among other things they are capable of squeezing through narrow cracks or crevices and have the ability to elongate themselves to several times their own body length in the blink of an eye in order to climb over or reach various obstacles. A skilled Toa of Rubber is also pliant enough to withstand and snap back from even the heaviest of blows and can stretch around the sharpest of edges without incurring harm.

 

"Rahi" can exert absolute control over any and all living Rahi in the surrounding area. Among other things they can reflexively placate Rahi to hinder an attack, drive Rahi into a savage frenzy, or lull Rahi to sleep through sheer force of will.

 

"Fate" allows for the capacity to initiate random telekinetic acts that affect probabilities in a Toa's favor by making improbable, but not impossible, things to occur within his line of sight, thus causing them to have "good luck" and their opponents to have "bad luck." The resulting outcome can be anything from an enemy's equipment failure to hitting just the right triggerstone with a stray blast to deactivate a booby-trap. These abilities are enhanced when a Toa of Fate is in a stressful situation, such as fighting or escaping, and the effect constantly emanates subconsciously from their body, however, it is also largely participatory. In other words, in order for the luck to take effect, the Toa must engage in an action whose chance they can affect. (For example, if a landslide was crashing down the mountainside and was about to hit them, they would still be hurt if they remained motionless. However, if the Toa tried to avoid it, they would move perfectly to avoid each and every piece about to hit them.)

 

"Density" provides the ability to decrease a Toa's own density at will in order to enhance their speed, agility, or to pass through other solid matter by becoming momentarily intangible. They can also increase their own density to the point of becoming all but immune to harm from physical attacks though immobile. Furthermore, they can control the density of any object with which they are in physical contact with.

 

"Disintegration" allows for effortless corrosion of any material be it organic or inorganic with a mere touch and as a result can cause walls, floors, or other fortifications to collapse with ease. A Toa of Decay can also burrow or tunnel a path through nearly all substances simply by dissolving their properties.

 

"Power Scream" provides a Toa with the ability to discharge a perpetual high-frequency supersonic tone that sets nerves on edge, as well as short bursts of high-pitched sound that can cause crippling headaches. They can create amplified screams, which can deafen and disorient all other creatures in the surrounding area for short periods of time or can produce power screams that result in loss of consciousness for all unprepared creatures over a several Kio area. These power screams are strong enough to physically knock an opponent back, can be heard across an entire island, and can even shatter stone.

 

"Health" allows a Toa to practically immediately heal nearly all manners of self-injuries while awake, be they minor, mild, moderate, or severe. They can also enter a state of hibernation in which they can overcome nearly any and all mortal wounds, making them virtually indestructible if given the proper setting and time to exercise this ability. Furthermore, a Toa of Health can use their skills to heal the wounds of others as well, and often feels obligated to do so. As a result of having seen all sorts of injuries, which they have helped to treat in their lifetime, most choose not to carry any weapons and instead channels their power through their hands.

 

"Poison" provides a Toa with the ability to easily secrete a sticky slime that is unpleasant to touch and induces nausea on contact. Moderate exposure leads to severe illness in Matoran or Rahi, and prolonged exposure will often prove deadly, even to the mightiest of beings. A Toa of Poison can also taint the soil beneath them, preventing plants from being able to grow, or they can concentrate their toxin further to create corrosion.

Anyway, I hope this helps you with your decision and, if you'd like to be more specific in terms of your concerns, then maybe I can give better answers to some of your questions.

 

Until I hear back from you.

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Torchflare1234

Posted

The beginning is usually best. :P

 

I'm going to ask this in a plain yes-or-no fashion; are the proposed Elements; "Fear", "Disintegration", "Hunger", "Shattering", "Poison", and "Fear" naturally occurring Matoran Elements? If not, did some external force cause the change?

 

What I probably should have asked initially is this; how would a Toa use these Elements in a blast? Based on your definitions, "Elasticity" and "Density" are limited to the Toa's body or, as is the case for "Density", physical contact. "Health" could be a blast of regenerative energy. "Disintegration" and "Shattering" could be blasts of said energy.

 

Considering most people classify a storm as weather, I'd be more inclined to think that a Toa of "Weather" is capable of doing everything a Toa of "Storms" could and more. But by what you've said, a Toa of "Weather" is really more like a Toa of Atmosphere.

 

Thank you for the clarification. I miss understood the meaning of "Brimstone". But both could be created by two or more Elements working together; "Magma" created by combining Fire or Plasma with Earth or Stone, "Brimstone" created by combining Air with "Poison". For that matter, so could "Weather" or "Storms" by Air and Water working in conjunction.

 

These are the problems I see with the Elements as defined.

  • "
Weather" or "Storms" Despite what you and Ballom say, these two are the same. "Storms" is just more limited.

 

"Rahi" This relies on there being Rahi around to control.

 

"Brimstone" Basically poisonous gas. Which would classify it an evil or negative Element.

 

"Fate" It's just too powerful to be an Element.

 

"Density" Any use requires physical contact or is limited to the body, best kept as a power.

 

"Elasticity" Its use is limited to the body, also best kept as a power.

 

"Power Scream" This is a power of Sonics.

 

"Health" I don't have much of a complaint for this except the lack of an offensive use.

 

"Poison" Any use would require physical contact.

 

"Electricity" EDIT: Should have had this here to begin with. Ability-wise, it's the same as Lightning.

Here are what I perceive these currently undefined Elements to be.
  • "
Insects" Same basic abilities and problem as "Rahi" except with bugs.

 

"Moonglow" I'm not sure what this could be other than Twilight. Not really Light, not really Shadow, but something in between.

 

"Anger" Being able to control or invoke feelings from mild irritation to uncontrolled rage in others.

 

"Hunger" Would most likely work like the Kanohi Avsa.

 

"Shattering" Explosions. That's what it is, explosive energy.

 

"Fear" Being able to control feelings from slight unease to complete terror in others.

If I've missed anything or should clarify further, please do not hesitate to tell me. Also I'd like to apologize if I've ever seemed rude, it's a problem of mine.
~Lord Zahaku~

Posted

Wait, what happened to rahi control and insect control?

Why have they been changed?

 

Toa Zahaku

ChocoLvr13

Posted

Wait, what happened to rahi control and insect control?

Why have they been changed?

 

Toa Zahaku

 

I concur. Why change them? You're using them in your epic, Ausar, and I'm using a few in mine. Besides, Rahi doesn't sound like an element, Rahi Control, while not fully sounding like an element, sounds better.

Torchflare1234

Posted

Wait, what happened to rahi control and insect control?

Why have they been changed?

 

Toa Zahaku

I concur. Why change them? You're using them in your epic, Ausar, and I'm using a few in mine. Besides, Rahi doesn't sound like an element, Rahi Control, while not fully sounding like an element, sounds better.

That's probably my fault. See the discussion here.

 

First of all, "Rahi" aka "Rahi Control", as defined by Åusår, can't be considered as a Canon Element because a Toa of "Rahi" doesn't create the Rahi. Second, any use of Rahi by the Toa could put the Rahi, an innocent, in danger.

 

With all that in mind, why did you use it as an Element?

ChocoLvr13

Posted

I don't understand what you're saying, 'Why did you use it'. I used it because I needed a Matoran, and the Kur-Matoran matched the inner feelings of this Matoran.

~Lord Zahaku~

Posted

A.I chose it as an element because a toa that could control rahi has always sounded like a brilliant idea since i learned there were more than six elements.

And when i began writing my epic, i wanted an element for my character that would be cool and the best one i could think of was the one i always hoped would become canon, and that was "Rahi control".

B. The element of rahi control best suited my characters personality.

 

Also on pretty much every island there are rahi so i dont see that as a major problem.

And if a toa of "rahi control" cant exist because they cant create rahi, then how can the CANON element of "plant control" if they cant create plants. And Greg F has said that the ignika, EP, the Makuta and Mata-Nui are the only beings/things that can create life.

And any toa who brings allies into battle is pretty much putting them in risk but they do it anyway, plus toa have fought rahi, innocents as said by you, in the past.

Toa zahaku

Toa_Ausar

Posted

Okay, so the list was modified in an attempt to best appease everyone by hopefully making the proposed Tribes clearly more like Elements and less like Powers, but obviously for some members this has not the best decision in their eyes. :shrugs:

 

I for one wish I had named two of the Tribes slightly different as it is, those being "Rahi Life" and "Insect Life" to avoid confusion over whether or not they are control powers while at the same time making them more comparable to the Canon Element of "Plant Life". ;)

 

So here's what we'll do, if you are a member who would like to see a change made to the name of one of the aforementioned forty Tribes, then list the name you prefer and tell the group why it's more Elemental than what is being considered. At some point in the near future we will end up going with the nomenclature that receives the top consensus for each Tribe.

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~Lord Zahaku~

Posted

The main reason i dont like the change of rahi control and insect control is because ill need to go and edit every mention of it something you and kohila will probaly have to do.

 

Toa Zahaku

Toa_Ausar

Posted

Aside from possible discrepancies buried in my review topic, all other instances are already in concurrence with the above quoted list and I assume that at the very least Kohilå plans to do the same.

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Toa_Ausar

Posted

We're the ones who made the changes to hopefully garner the most support for each Tribe from all the "C.I.R.C.L.E. Members" as we possibly could.

 

However, as is often the case in life, things don't always work out as expected. :shrugs:

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~Lord Zahaku~

Posted

Yeah i guess so, sorry about this though, it wasnt really neccasary.

 

Toa Zahaku

ChocoLvr13

Posted

How about this? You give them a sort-of other name. Like 'Insects' has 'The Swarm', so 'Rahi' can also be 'Rahi Control'?

Kohila

Posted

I'd like to ask two questions to you all: Why is "Fire" not called "Fire Control"? Why is "Water" not called "Water Control"? It's the sole sake of what is practical. So although "Fire" and "Fire Control" are both correct, the shortened "Fire" is better usage, so it is with "Rahi" and "Rahi Control"

I hope you all see why the shortening of the elements was needed. ;)

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Kohilå

ChocoLvr13

Posted

I'd like to ask two questions to you all: Why is "Fire" not called "Fire Control"? Why is "Water" not called "Water Control"? It's the sole sake of what is practical. So although "Fire" and "Fire Control" are both correct, the shortened "Fire" is better usage, so it is with "Rahi" and "Rahi Control"

I hope you all see why the shortening of the elements was needed. ;)

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Kohilå

But would a Toa of 'Rahi' create Rahi? I'm hoping not.

Kohila

Posted

I'd like to ask two questions to you all: Why is "Fire" not called "Fire Control"? Why is "Water" not called "Water Control"? It's the sole sake of what is practical. So although "Fire" and "Fire Control" are both correct, the shortened "Fire" is better usage, so it is with "Rahi" and "Rahi Control"

I hope you all see why the shortening of the elements was needed. ;)

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Kohilå

But would a Toa of 'Rahi' create Rahi? I'm hoping not.

No, a "Toa of Rahi" can't actually create Rahi. :lol:

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Kohilå

Torchflare1234

Posted

However, as is often the case in life, things don't always work out as expected.

When the problem is fundamental, changing the external won't matter.

 

And if a toa of "rahi control" cant exist because they cant create rahi, then how can the CANON element of "plant control" if they cant create plants. And Greg F has said that the ignika, EP, the Makuta and Mata-Nui are the only beings/things that can create life.

And any toa who brings allies into battle is pretty much putting them in risk but they do it anyway, plus toa have fought rahi, innocents as said by you, in the past.

If I cut down a tree or if I trim some hedges, will they cry out in pain? No. If I hit a dog or kick a cat, will they? Yes. "Plant Life" is different from "Life", because "Life" can create sentient life. "Plant Life" can't, but it would be possible for a plant to become sentient.

 

Of course Toa have fought with allies. But normally those allies fight out of their own free will and not because the Toa makes them. And any Rahi the Toa may have fought in the past were either controlled by a Makuta or acting on instinct.

 

A Toa of "Rahi" would make innocent Rahi fight for them, not against them and not willingly. That coupled with the fact that a Toa of "Rahi" can't create Rahi is why I cannot support it as a viable Element. If I am wrong on any of this, please tell me.

ChocoLvr13

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I'd like to ask two questions to you all: Why is "Fire" not called "Fire Control"? Why is "Water" not called "Water Control"? It's the sole sake of what is practical. So although "Fire" and "Fire Control" are both correct, the shortened "Fire" is better usage, so it is with "Rahi" and "Rahi Control"

I hope you all see why the shortening of the elements was needed. ;)

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Kohilå

But would a Toa of 'Rahi' create Rahi? I'm hoping not.

No, a "Toa of Rahi" can't actually create Rahi. :lol:

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Kohilå

 

Unless I am mistaken, a Toa of Fire can create fire.

~Lord Zahaku~

Posted

Thats a good point actually Toa Zeerah,

if it was "fire control" it wouldnt be able to create fire, would it?

ChocoLvr13

Posted

Thats a good point actually Toa Zeerah,

if it was "fire control" it wouldnt be able to create fire, would it?

 

Correct, just like how the Makuta Power 'Plant Control' can't create plants.


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