Tahu Nuva Master of Fire

Teridax killed the rest of the Makuta so no one could rival his power and so he could rule without any threat. Basically he was scared of being overthrown by the rest of Brotherhood for not giving them what he promised. My Question: What would happen if he didn't? I'm guessing some Makuta would have probably rebelled. Others could possibly stay loyal to Teridax like Gorast.

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Teridax killed the rest of the Makuta so no one could rival his power and so he could rule without any threat. Basically he was scared of being overthrown by the rest of Brotherhood for not giving them what he promised.

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Several of them. We decided against it under the idea that the GB wouldn't try to negatively affect MU affairs or try to take over.Ahh, Thanks.Just another guess, how about Roodaka?

I always assumed that was in regular Earth years. I don't see how a year can be counted any other way when the Matoran are all trapped in a giant robot.

Question: Were any of the Barraki considered?

That was my point.

Variety and complexity in the hero sets. Not all of the heroes being of the same build and with more functional parts. I hate how quickly I get bored of the heroes because of their playability.

Gali Nuva 2002 version. The last chronological set I bought was the 2010 Tahu because I bought the 2001 Tahu and wanted to complete the circle.

Keetongu is a great candidate we don't know much about him and he has seen a lot of the MU.Krika has been killed so he is off the list.I agree with Dume beening on the list.Velika is difficult. I feel we did not know him well enough to write off as a possible GB, but there is enough evidence against him too.But there is one more suspect I would like to add and the most obvious of them all which is Lesovikk. He doesn't follow the Toa code, he has been around the MU for years and his air sword was found next to Karzahni's corpse.But one problem: Lesovikk's reaction to the death of his friends... doesn't seem very GB-like. Velika is better, he doesn't really have friends, he just happens to be in the same boat and helps out of self-preservation rather than to save the others in that situation.EDIT: Dang, ninja'edSo Great Beings can not have or gain friends in the MU? Wait... remind me, what evidence is there against Velika?I doubt the GB is Velika but everyone said he is a mysterious loner who speeks in riddles.Just because he speaks in riddles it does not mean he is a GB. If so why is Nuju forspeeking like Rahi birds isn't on this list. The fact that Velika is mysterious doesn'twrite him off as a GB either. The spotlight over the Voya Nui matoran stood forabout half a year and we did not learn about all the Voya Nui matoran enough sothey are all mysterious in my opinion. But then again practically everyone on this listis mysterious.

Yeah, I've noticed that one doesn't fit as well too. It did make me think of at least one time when he made a firecage. He might subconsciously think of his temper as a psychological shield to avoid lines of thinking he (thinks he) doesn't like. I've encountered that sort of thing in real life often. From fire comes heat comes temper comes psychological shield, comes shield.Less obvious than others but it could work.I tend to view temper as a response to psychological hurt, not as a shield. Oddly, that would fit with the Mask of Sheilding's inability to protect from surprise attacks, so maybe temper works that way as well - protects you from things you know are coming. Interesting... Lol. But seriously, I think Jaller Mahri's was just fitting a group leader underwater; give him the submarine sonar. Still kinda related to his personality, but very loosely.I agree with most of your others, especially Whenua and Turaga Vakama, fishers.But Jaller pretty much lost the leadership role in that situation. I view that whole thing as kind of Jaller losing almost everything in that situation - his leadership role, his power of fire that doesn't work as well underwater, and that Mask too. Not to mention that everyone is going off and the situation down there is just crazy-everything is happening so fast, all those sounds bouncing around like all the crazy things bouncing around him.And, um, thanks. Takanuva and Makuta are obvious as you said, and Artakha.Dume. Hm... Well, he's the leader of a city that is all about maintenance of the Matoran Universe, and regeneration is good for maintenance. But that's less about his personality than his office. Honestly my take on Dume has been that he was something like Denethor (sp lol?) in LotR, a little crazy, harmfully so, near the end there as things got dire, which is kinda the opposite of regeneration.But maybe, since that mask only works on stuff, it speaks to his lack of ability to deal with psychological stress, that he is at his best when the only problems are simple practical ones, not a struggle against evil. Could kinda fit.Axonn -- I guess he just likes knowing the truth. Truthseeker.Brutaka -- Uh... I dunno lol.Karzahni -- A recent topic made me think that he probably spent a lot of time looking at what his life would have been like if he'd gotten Artakha's job so this really fits. Jealousy basically.Helryx -- Well it's kinda like CSI which is kinda like stuff the classic fictional spies did, and the Order is kinda like spies...I don't know enough about the others off the top of my head. Except Vultraz's power I came up with and it was just from his name and the mask's resemblance to a vulture. But that name and shape were chosen by LEGO so yeah, probably they do see his personality as vulture-like, at least at the time.I agree with these. Axxonn though, he tends to be the being who knows the truth, not the being hunting for it. Although he probably had to find it somehow. :)Brutaka's personality has multiple dimensions. Okay, that sounds crazy, but first he was the bitterly sour person who was demoralized, then turned into the awkward and confused individual underwater, and then took on the forceful leadership role, instead of with the Piraka where he was just passive. And then he followed Axxonn into the antidermis pit and came out...weird. The guy can't decide what he wants or what dimension his personality is in.That reminds me of Vezon and how the mask was fused to his face. I remember how some people complained about Vezon's personality change (from a monster to insane comic relief) being forced on him, so that fits.As for the Makuta, Vamprah's Mask fits - he's a silent hunter (Mask of Hunger), Mutran's Mask of Mutation works with his job of concocting strange and savage beasts, Antroz's Mask of Corruption seems to evoke his position as Teridax's leutenent, and Chirox's Mask fits as he is the antithesis of Makuta Mutran who won't be quiet.Miserix's mutation mask seems to be evocative of all the mutations and changes he has seen in his life. Trinuma's serious, no-nonsense attitude makes sense with the Mask of Charisma - he wants everyone to follow him without asking too many questions.Tuyet and Varian are complex puzzles on that. I don't think personality relations were considered in the development of either character, and I think the only one that the story team gave thought to that was the Metru and the Nuva, maybe... Tahu always fought for those he cared for and shielded them. Therefore his Mask is the Hau.

The Mask of Incomprehension. I don't see how it can be useful.