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Just thought I'd share some interesting connections I've come across, and my punny entry for the upcoming BBCC. First, the connections; Some are definitely more useful than others. The mini trident I'm actually using in a MOC I'm working on. The only "loose" connection are the eyestalks connected to the Y-joint, in that if you drop it, they pop out. And the punny entry: the Horseless headsman; Lemme know if you guys came across any similar connections, or if you know of any new ones, I like tinkering with parts and finding different connections. Have a good day!
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First off, let me preface this by saying that I know this is not canon, nor will it ever be. This is just something fun I've been thinking about for a while now. So, the Kakama increases the user's speed, while the Vahi speeds up or slows down time around the user. Everyone else moves at the same speed, unless you are sharing your Kakama Nuva with your friends. Both the Kakama and the Adapted Kakama Nuva have a similar design to the Vahi, at least on their lower areas. Also note that Pohatu suddenly changed to orange for the appearance with the most Vahi-like mask. So could they be the same mask? Is the Vahi just a Kakama variant, or vice versa?
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By "connection", I mean something like "Okoto is an island in Gen1's GSR" or "Vahi Toa time travel"... or anything that says that the two generations are connected, somehow, that they aren't completely separate stories. Also, to be clear, this isn't asking for logical evidence of whether or not the two are actually connected. This is simply asking what you would prefer to have happen.
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I propose the murderer in the Powers that Be Serial is the rogue GB in the Yesterday Quest Serial and is also a hand with the creation of Marendar. Think about it. This is a rogue GB who enters the Matoran universe with the sole purpose of observing it. What if he was observing it with the sole purpose of finding out whether or not all these MU inhabitants are a threat to Spherus Magna. He goes insane because of the MU inhabitants’ sentience. In further case, once he arrives on SM he goes on a killing spree because he wants to get rid of the powerful MU inhabitants. He knows that his machine Marendar will wipe out Toa, but he wants to get rid of the other “powers that be” which might interfere with Marendar’s mission. The only way this guy would be connected to Marendar is if he was a GB, and Marendar and the killer seem to share a similar mission. And they appear in the same serial. Coincidence, right?
