Ehr... I realised that... yeah... its just that looking at the other post made me think that... It doesnt matter.

Im going to sleep now, good night, speak to you guys later.

Toa Zahaku

Zåhåku ~ Well the only true solution is to follow the story and find out.

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

Thanks again.

Let's see here....

Kohila's charecter transforms.

So does Ausar's.

And so does preety much every other member of the Toa Neteru.

I'm confused, now. How did all these Toa transform thier elemet?

Ah, well, I'll find out later. Anyhoo, I eagerly await the new MOCs.

TT

Hmmm . . . the mystery thickens -- it's a nice way to keep us hooked on your Epic. Anyway, here's my theory (I must agree with Em-Oh-Cee-Ehr -- these mysteries are making me into a conspiracy nut!):

Basically, I take it that the Septiu are the Septit from Tarth's Epic, or from a completely different Parallel Universe. However, the Septit are Matoran (assuming that the Septiu are taken from Tarth's Epic, and not another Alternate Universe); thus they must be transformed (per your response to ChocoLvr13) into Toa, and their Elements thus do not change, only their forms (from Matoran to Toa), nor do the Neteru's Elements. Or, following a similar tangent, if they are from Shadows in the Reflection, they are transformed from "Those Who Save Destiny" to "Those Who Are Saving Destiny," which I assume is a "step up." But, I guess I'll just have to follow the story and find out. One question, though: How are the Elements different between your soon-to-be Neteru and Tarth's Septit?

Crazy theory that's no doubt incorrect aside, I noticed that the word "Atukam" would fit perfectly into the Xed-out portion of the "Toa XXXXXX", but I still don't quite see why you would need to conceal names so as to not spoil events.

And finally, who created the Element of Moonglow? I'm interested in what a Toa of this Element would control.

~ BioGaia

I'll take another gamble at this.

These Toa's elements are the same as the Matoran under the same name in Shadows in the Reflection. Soooo, something happens to the Toa Neţeru, and these are brought in from the alternate universe.

I mean, they have to be from the future, with their cameo in The Balance Reborn.

And finally, who created the Element of Moonglow? I'm interested in what a Toa of this Element would control.

 

~ BioGaia

I'm actualy not sure, I asked the same question, and apparently there's no set powers for the element.

TT

So... does Tarths Toa come to our universe and your Toa go to his, something like that?

Tohunga Tahnok:

Well, that doesn't really make any sense. Every Element has to have something to control. I guess we should just ask whomever invented the Element.

~ BioGaia

Tohunga Tahnok ~ What makes you so certain that my character transforms? As I said in Comment 25, this discussion does not center around the Neţeru.

BioGaia ~ Let me put this as plainly as possible, the Toa Sepţiu are not characters from " Shadows In The Reflection ". As for why the Elements differ, that's simple, they're not the same individuals. It's like one character being Michael in this dimension, and another character being Michael in a separate dimension. Both of them are clearly athletes named Michael, but they excel in different sports and are certainly not the same person. Lastly, the reason I've placed teasers of concealed names for some characters is because the level of questions that would undoubtedly arise would be much easier to explain further down the storyline.

ChocoLvr13 ~ An interesting gamble, but I have to take issue with the obvious intention implied by the term "brought in".

Tohunga Tahnok ~ Not to worry, the specific powers of Moonglow are being devised and refined.

Zåhåku ~ I do not know for certain which Toa in Tarth 's Epic that you're referring to, but even if I knew what he had planned, which I truly don't, you know that I couldn't reveal it per "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Non-Disclosure Agreement". However, I can say that the Toa Neţeru do not leave "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" nor do I currently have plans for characters from his Epic to enter mine.

BioGaia ~ The easiest way for me to describe the current plans for Moonglow is to say that they involve powers of an Illusionary nature, but the exact details are still in the works.

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

Thanks again.

Tohunga Tahnok ~ What makes you so certain that my character transforms? As I said in Comment 25, this discussion does not center around the Neţeru.

 

BioGaia ~ Let me put this as plainly as possible, the Toa Sepţiu are not characters from " Shadows In The Reflection ". As for why the Elements differ, that's simple, they're not the same individuals. It's like one character being Michael in this dimension, and another character being Michael in a separate dimension. Both of them are clearly athletes named Michael, but they excel in different sports and are certainly not the same person. Lastly, the reason I've placed teasers of concealed names for some characters is because the level of questions that would undoubtedly arise would be much easier to explain further down the storyline.

 

ChocoLvr13 ~ An interesting gamble, but I have to take issue with the obvious intention implied by the term "brought in".

 

Tohunga Tahnok ~ Not to worry, the specific powers of Moonglow are being devised and refined.

 

Zåhåku ~ I do not know for certain which Toa in Tarth 's Epic that you're referring to, but even if I knew what he had planned, which I truly don't, you know that I couldn't reveal it per "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Non-Disclosure Agreement". However, I can say that the Toa Neţeru do not leave "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" nor do I currently have plans for characters from his Epic to enter mine.

 

BioGaia ~ The easiest way for me to describe the current plans for Moonglow is to say that they involve powers of an Illusionary nature, but the exact details are still in the works.

 

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

 

Thanks again.

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Not to go off topic, but I had a feeling that is what Moonglow consisted of. Especially because of the nature of these Matoran, if you get what I mean.

Oh, its just when I read Tarths story for the first time. There was a Matoran named Ausar and was a matoran of Fate, sorry.

So they are from a Alternate universe then

Toa Zahaku

ChocoLvr13 ~ I assume you're talking about the descriptive personality characteristics provided by the Tribal list.

Zåhåku ~ There is indeed a Ma-Matoran named Ausar in " Shadows In The Reflection ", however, that character does not appear in my Epic. And yes, it does appear that the Sepţiu's origins lie beyond "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe".

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

Thanks again.

ChocoLvr13 ~ I assume you're talking about the descriptive personality characteristics provided by the Tribal list.

 

Zåhåku ~ There is indeed a Ma-Matoran named Ausar in " Shadows In The Reflection ", however, that character does not appear in my Epic. And yes, it does appear that the Sepţiu's origins lie beyond "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe".

 

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

 

Thanks again.

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You are correct in saying that.

Wait, so these Toa aren't even from the C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe?

ChocoLvr13 ~ Specifically I said that the origins of the characters who become the Toa Sepţiu occur outside "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe".

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

Thanks again.

wow. new mocs huh? I'll probably get to work posting a MASSIVE update for both my epic and Moc topic. (a funny thought) Ya know when ever i hear the word "Moonglow" it makes me think of the Moonwells from World of Warcraft.

Soooo.....

When can we expect a update?

~Zahaku~

Hmm... I see that the names of the Septit from "Dark Earth" have been posted. Can't wait to find out what roles they play in the Epic/Short Story. And the Bohrok-Kal have also been added (well, their names have, anyway). Very interesting . . .

~ BioGaia

It's been quite a while, but there are now five new characters and three new revamps up for review.

Thanks again.

Saait- Very Intresting design, Not a colour scheme I personally would use but I think its pretty awesome here. Really the only thing I dont like is the hands... not sure why though .

Cyhuku - A I said earlier on the wiki, I love this version and If I ever find the parts to rebuild my own, I will base it off this version

Inami - Though its the same design on the other Sah, I still think its brilliant. Good colour scheme and the tool has a good use of the "Piece".

Skyr - Tarth in disguise Still looks pretty good.

Vlameer- Nice colour scheme, but im just wondering.... Did Plasmas colour change since I made my Toa MOCs...?

Aso- I love that mask. I just want one now. Nice colour scheme but where did you get that lime green nuva Chestplate?

~Zahaku~

Zahaku ~ The hands on Såait were intended to give her an ancient feel, similar to the Toa Mata. Next, sadly the Canon Color Scheme for Plasma has been confirmed to be primarily Orange with secondary White, however luckily Brown is actually a dark shade of Orange, meanwhile Gray is just a darker shade of White. Lastly, the Lime Nuva Chest Armor is from this set.

As always, I greatly appreciate everyone's reviews and hope you all can come back for future updates, as well as enjoy the accompanying Epic.

Thanks again.

Well, now that I am all caught up on the Annals of Kemet Nui, I feel as though posting here would be a good idea.

Turaga Saait fairly cool. Interesting how you managed to give it a well-balanced color scheme with purple. Where did you get those hands? They weren't in the Nui-Jaga, were they?

Turaga Sah- Love the body design. So simple, yet so ingenious. I really love Turaga Ferohn's... "Shadowed-up" body.

Matoran- All fairly cool, but it bugs me a little bit to see so many different body types for the same population of Matoran. I dunno, I'm just a little OCD about that kind of thing.

Toa Sah- All very cool. I like the use of the Metru body on Atemu and Akito. I haven't seen that in a while. Also, I absolutely adore Ukhikh. SO MUCH TEAL. I don't remember there was actually that much teal in BIONICLE. But then I remembered the Tarakava. Metu is also a cool one. I like the system parts, but the color scheme is a little icky for me. But then, he's a Toa of Poison, isn't he?

Toa Neteru- Ausar bugs me a little bit. I think it's the cape...Yeah, definitely the cape. It just makes his head and shoulders (knees and toes) look awkward. Heru needs some more buff in his legs. He's looking a little lacking in that region. Sutekh, I think, needs longer legs. Vahki legs are some of the shortest you can get in BIONICLE. He looks far too tall to have such small legs. Auset and Nebt-Het, on the other hand, are perfect. I really like Nebt-Het's wings and claws.

Ignama- Ignama's looking pretty heavily armored there. I like it for the most parr, but I think some of his armor (not much, but some) could be blue, so his mask would look so oddly coloured.

Burnak- Great representation of the not-set Rahi. Really the only complaint I have resides not on the figure, but in the description... canine felines

Frostelus- Kinda looks like he could eat me. But seriously now, not bad. But again, the blue coud be distributed a little better. Having his head blue and the rest of him white is a little odd.

Nui-Bauk & Ohee- One word-Cute!

Rock Raptors- Great revamp! The only thing I can nitpick on is the arms. the shoulders appear unarticulated. But who am I to judge, as I would have done the same thing.

Serqet-Jaga- Holy cow. That is awesome. It looks so menacing, and looks like a real scorpion. But that's also why it's gross. I can't stand arachnids. But really, a great creation.

Wild Fang Tooth- I absolutely love this thing. I want it. How much?

Sebau- I like it. It looks like a chibi. I like the use of the Inika head- Could never figure out any other use for that thing but a bad head.

Samiu- Don't know why, but this reminds me a little of Pohatu. And that is a good thing.

Nak- Hrm. It's good, but it looks a little akward. The stubby Mata arms and the giant legs aren't a good combination. I suggest making the arms longer.

Aso- Why so small, Aso? this reminds me of the STARS sets. Like, a smaller, pocket-sized version of a larger set. Now, I don't hate it's STARS-ness because it's not the last thing we're ever going to get out of BIONICLE.

Tekhtekh-

Metamorphosed Tekhtekh- Much better. Are the black Tahu flame and the Pohatu claws painted, or did they come in a set?

Wow. Super-long post. Well, anyway, great job so far, and can't wait to see more updates!

Loving the new Turaga! A few quick comments: Orani could use a bit more white or silver distributed around her body, Metu is adorable, the concept between Mashau as a Hordika is great, and I love seeing Akito in Turaga Sah form. I'll give Ferohn a better review when I have the time.

Also, have you modified the Lava Tarakava?

~ BioGio