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their theme colors look nice together they're the only main Elves to appear in a first wave set together without Emily Jones their personalities mesh well together (daydreamer+inventor) it's time to see the light it's gotta be canon

*cue S&T person* THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS LOVE IN THE ELVENDALE UNIVERSE. Otherwise I could totes see this.

I'm sorry, but I cannot in good conscience support this. This is disgusting. This is morally and fundamentally offensive. All of you should be ashamed of yourselves. Haven't you even listened to the song? "Earth moves the air, and the wind feeds the fire". It's clearly either Farran/Aira or Aira/Azari or both. And I shan't be convinced otherwise.

Oh geez, he's winning...

I didn't realize this until, like, five minutes ago. I relinquish my title of Pun Queen.

In retrospect I'm disappointed that my first comment here wasn't expressing disappointment that the op didn't make any puns regarding the fact that these two literally come prepackaged in a ship.

I just had to build something with that pretty transparent Mask of Fire. In my head this is just "trans-fluorescent-orange lava Toa," but officially he's a Tahu remake. For the most part there are no new tricks with this build, but I am extremely happy with those upper-arms (even if they are a major hassle to pose). Anyway, hope you like it, here's the topic in BBC. On a totally unrelated note, I've been producing a lot of music for the past few days, and I'm going to share one of the songs here because people might actually be interested in it...it's a Plants vs Zombies cover! It is a Dub remake of , and it's sounding pretty spectacular if I may say so myself. I'm pretty stoked about it.

For Bionifight Infinite, over in RPGs Zakaz is a Steampunk empire, ruled by elite, gold-spined Skakdi such as Lord Halken von Zakaz III Esq. (the character for which the Halkenverse [Working name] was named) Notably, the population has developed clothing and stylings similar to the victorian era. Xia is a computer nerd's paradise, having become a Cyberpunk monstrosity of a city, riddled with hackers, vaguely dystopian skyscrapers and megadvertisements, and people who look like they belong in the 90s. Notable inhabitants include Vinra. The only island to have access to multiversal programming. Voya Nui looks like apocalypse prepper's greatest fantasy: A charred, burnt out husk of an island, inhabited by roaming gangs of matoran and other sentient beings, warring over the precious few resources left over. Notably devoid of outside communications. Mahri Nui is filled to the brim with rum, gunpowder, and boisterous matoran pirates when they're not out raiding shipping lines in their pirate submarines. A good place to stop, leave your liver, and gain a wooden limb, if you're desperate. Metru Nui is easily distinguished from other islands from the cloud of smog that hangs over it at all times. The city is notably dieselpunk, from its gas-spewing dirigibles floating lazily through the black clouds, to its hot rod racing cars vomiting pitch colored clouds as they roar through the streets. Contrariwise, Mata Nui is an idyllic land, devoid of any technology more advanced than Bionicle 2001 was. Heatstones and Lightvines are extremely common fixtures amongst the peacesful, tribal folk of the island. Stelt is an island where good food isn't just a delicacy, it's a way of life. The populace of the island is all dedicated to one great pursuit: Cooking. Some say, on a hot day, you can smell the restaurants of Stelt from the Red Star. If you want to know what the Northern Continent is, picture Beseige. The entire continent is a never ending war of increasingly absurd seige engines, doing battle over sheep herds and giant lyres. Karda Nui is almost eerily quiet, compared to most other islands. If you look out over the land, you'll note that it is primarily filled with small, bamboo buildings filled with training av-toran, a large tribe of warriors shameless ripped from japanese martial arts. Not far from Karda Nui, one can hear the roars and cries of the various beasts of the biopunk land of Destral. Destral is rife with the Makuta, a race of genetic engineers. Ironic for beings made of gas and living in shape shifting armor, no? On the other end of the spectrum, Nynrah is a land of the atom. Not a single item on the entire island possesses a traditional power source, the matoran instead choosing to make Nuclear power sole focus. It would be concerning, if any other island understood their mad plans. Any other island suggestions (or better names for the universe) are welcomed. This list will be updated as more characters from the universe come into being, assuming any more do.

1. I want to say Toxic Reapa...so I will. Toxic Reapa. 2. Oh, that's tough. Not really sure. Fire Lord? I think Fire Lord may be it. Maybe. 3. Uhhhh. Hard to say. Like, out of all the sets? I think the 2008 Takanuva was pretty great and used all of its parts effectively. For what that is worth. 4. Anything with a backwards Piraka torso, really. 5. It's GRRRRREAT 6. Someone got the idea of clouns into my mind so hey whatever. 7. Nothing. With the joints they were using, the universe was going to crumble by itself in no time. 8. Well, it's. It's half covered in ash, dude. 9. 10. All the jungle villagers suddenly mutate into air villagers. They all commit sudoku in shame. 11. Summer camp.

BAS Weekly Challenge Week 15- Makuta Metae by crunchbitenuva Makuta Metae, an member of the Sisterhood of Makuta, was noted for her discovery of the Kraata’s ability to infect Kanohi masks. During the Great War on Mata Nui, she was one of many Makuta tasked by Teridax to fit the infected Kanohi onto the Rahi to make them servants of the Makuta. Personally, I'm not really into designing OC characters, I'm much more comfortable with more official characters. This really originated from me wanting to incorporate more real-life culture aesthetics into my art. So I was re-designing the movie-style Kraahkan with more African influences, but it ended up looking more like a Dragon Priest mask from Skyrim.

Mute drug addict that wields a Super Sledge and listens to vintage music INCOMING *Snaps fingers*

Alternatively: The Wonderful World of Going Through Old Pictures I would say "presented out of context" but I don't even remember the context for this in the slightest.

Okay, guys, not for nothing, but do we have to be okay with ships in general? I mean, LEGO is all about breaking down what is established by other people and creating a personal, unique creation to allow individuality to flourish. If someone likes a ship, then why do we need to justify it? Why does anyone need to be okay with it? I know it sounds like I'm just being all miffed about this, but beyond that I'm legitimately asking. Seriously, there's no need to walk over eggshells for this kind of stuff or any need to justify any of it, imo. Heck, it's what LEGO is all about. So, why are we saying "I'm okay with that" instead of "OMG, I totally agree! That's my OTP!" or "Hmm, I could probably see why you'd like it, but I don't ship it."

Yeah, I am pretty ok with this.

Sure, I'm cool with that. Not that there's a lot of evidence for such a relationship... but conversely, there's really no evidence AGAINST it either. And seeing as Lego's probably not going to actually canonize a same-sex relationship in one of their in-house stories in the near future (much as I'd like them to), that's probably as good as we're gonna get.

Plenty of interesting ideas in this article. I didn't even know half of them existed. Perhaps a Stonepunk Northern Continent... Wealthy Metru Nui Lady by day, Silent Assassin by night incoming, perhaps. Complete with bag of everything and a need for diesel-powered speed, of course, as any fashionable lady must have. Lady Dajik, at your service. Did I mention this is a great idea? Steampunk and Cyberpunk Bionicle always looked good...

you should have done a wonderlocke. those are fun.

Are you going to write another book about the remaining cast's adventures in other universes?

^It's all relative, and in the eye of the beholder.

I do hope future historians find this blog.

I don't know what I expected. I'm pretty happy with what I got, though.

The Sagrada Familia may be an ugly building, but it has nothing on the big box of a warehouse they put up in my area a few years ago. Stupid thing looks boring and completely blocks the view of the hills.

Gonna risk sounding stupid here, but the architecture kinda reminds me of a Disney Villain Castle if it only had a darker color scheme. And I mean that in the best way possible, because Villains always have the best fashion sense, the best musical numbers, and the coolest and most interesting architecture for their homes and furnishings. I kinda want to see stereotypical villains as heroes. But, like, heroes from the start and not just a rehab story (not that I don't like those too, but they're kinda everywhere right now).

I gotta write this essay but all I want to do is make food and eat.

Change it to "Schrodinger's Tardigrade". The tardigrade, which was used before a cat in the mad Schrodinger's experiments, was far too resilient to be harmed by such a silly nuisance as poisonous gas, and as such, it was a well-known fact to everyone that, whether or not the poison was released in the box, said tardigrade would be alive and well when the box was opened. As this failed to demonstrate any principles of quantum physics (unless you consider the tardigrade's resilience as being even vaguely related to quantum physics), Schrodinger decided to use a cat in his next experiment. *Snaps fingers*