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Hi, guys. You know, whenever you are experiencing the Bionicle stories, have you ever felt like that things could have done a different rather than just completing the G1 story? Well, here’s my thoughts: 1. I wish the Toa’s fight with the Elementals in that cancelled game called The Legend of Mata Nui could have been canon because I would love to see where they got the Makoki Stones. 2. I wish Teridax and his kind never had the ability to undo fusions. The Toa Kaita could have defeated Makuta in no problem. 3. The Toa Metru and Toa Inika/Toa Mahri could have done their Toa Kaita. The Toa Mata/Toa Nuva should do their Kaita often, like Akamai Nuva. 4. A Toa Nui, Matoran Kaita, Turaga Kaita and Nui, Bohrok Kaita, and the Bohrok-Kal Kaita with Tahnok-Kal could have happened. 5. Matoran Nui could have happened more often. 6. Roodaka could have hired the Shadowed One, Sentrakh, and Voporak to hunt the Toa Hordika. 7. Matoro shouldn’t have died. It feels unnatural to have five Toa in a team rather than six. 8. Lesovikk and his friends could have helped the Toa Mahri in the 2007 storyline. 9. Mazeka could have helped the Toa Nuva while Vultraz could have helped the Makuta warriors in Karda Nui in the 2008 storyline. 10. The 2009 storyline has a lot of stuff that could have happened. It the Vorox whose stinger that Mata Nui broke is one of Malum’s Vorox, Malum would have fought Mata Nui in revenge. Malum, Sahmad and Telluris, could have helped the Rock Tribe and the Bone Hunters in their war with the tribes. Peditus, Crotesius, and the Kazium V3 duo would have fought Sahmad and Telluris in a vehicle-involved fight. Each type of Toa could have its own Element Lord while the Lord of Sand is still there. Mata Nui could have been shown using a hand-held Thornax Launcher, like his sets, in the story. 11. The Order of Mata Nui could have fixed Brutaka’s Olmak and gave Takanuva the Power Lance, a Midak Skyblaster, and a Virus that allows Takanuva to fly before they send Takanuva to Karda Nui. I mean, I believe the alternate universe thing kind of went out of hand. Mazeka and Vultraz should not have went to one of these dimensions, Vultraz being trapped in that dimension, or brought Alternate Teridax with Mazeka back to the prime reality. Vultraz should have been cured from being a Shadow Matoran. Speaking of the Olmak, the Olmak should have been a Legendary Mask because it’s powerful. 12. The Great Beings could have left Spherus Magna when it was destroyed. True, some are trapped in Bara Magna and Bota Magna, but I believe there could have been at least one Great Being who left the planet and created Mr. Makuro from Hero Factory on the Hero Factory building’s planet (that could explain why Heroes from Hero Factory look like Glatorian). 13. The G1 Mask of Time could have been the bottom half of a larger and more powerful mask because it looks like that. Maybe Voporak has the upper half. 14. Voporak could have been an official member of the Dark Hunters. 15. The Shadowed One could have his real name revealed. Not only him. Some masks, like the Mask of Creation, and significant people, like the Makuta of Stelt and the Element Lords, have been been named. Same with the Rahkshi, and give the other types their own Kaita. 16. Nobua could have been canon rather than being exclusive in TLoMN. 17. Other types of Toa and their kind could have had more character development. Same with others, like Umbra and Lesovikk. 18. The Great Beings could have given each type of Matoran both genders rather than one. 19. Vezon shouldn’t have abandoned Kardas. 20. Artakha should have given Tahu Nuva new replacements for his destroyed Kanohi in general (or Ta-Koro’s people could have saved the masks from the village’s destruction). Plus, the Mask of Life should have changed Tahu Mata back to Tahu Nuva before Mata Nui went to sleep. 21. Mata Nui could have given Gelu Ice powers. 22. Teridax could have given the 2010 astral Shadow powers, like in the 2010 set description. 23. The Skrall could have asked the Glatorian for help against the Battera. 24. Gresh could have become a veteran Glatorian. 25. The Tarduk and his friends could have told their people about Surel’s whereabouts. 26. Takanuva could have socialized with Solek since they were long-time close friends. Plus, Gavla could have made friends with people in Metru Nui before Teridax took over the Matoran Universe. 27. The Earth Tribe could have gotten involved with some stuff. 28. The G1 story could have its own versions of G2’s stuff, like Okoto, Ekimu, and Umarak. I personally like to think that Okoto is on Aqua Magna, Okotans are a type of Agori, and the rest of the characters are created by the Great Beings for fun. 29. Vezon could have fixed back to Vezok. Plus, someone could have removed the Olmak from Vezon. Also, Nektann could have all of his powers revealed. 30. The Mask of Life could have changed Dekar-Hydraxon back to Dekar. Plus, the Mask could have the ability to revive people in general rather than sacrificing its bearers to heal Mata Nui’s giant robotic body. 31. We could have gotten some contests, like Artakha and Helryx, earlier in the 2001-2010 era. 32. It would have been nice if the 10th and 11th graphic novels hadn’t been cancelled. Plus, they could be expressed through my ideas: So, what do you think could have happened?

Hi, guys. These guys talked to Greg about things that involve Bionicle’s 20th anniversary: https://bionifigs.fr/interview-with-greg-farshtey-author-of-the-bionicle-novels/ . After I read his answers, he seems to be not doing anything, and I wonder what does this mean for Bionicle’s 20th anniversary next year (or future)? That also goes with Bionicle G1’s unfinished story, Hero Factory’s unfinished story and the theories where Bionicle G1 and HF share the same universe implyingly (also the soundtracks for Bionicle: The Legend Reborn, Hero Factory TV show, and Bionicle G2 stuff, and HF’s 11th anniversary next year). I mean, if Bionicle is inactive, these things aren’t continuing. They have been achieved closed and cold without being used for 10 years. That sounds sad. Sodoka’s project in Lego Ideas being denied is one thing, but this is another. I mean, is there any hope for Bionicle (and constraction in general)? I’m scared and anxious, even for next year. Anyone would like to share your thoughts? It kind of feels like Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers Endgame when Thanos disintegrated loved ones.

I wonder what does that mean for Bionicle? Plus, Hero Factory? I mean, their future next year? Like celebrating Bionicle’s 20th anniversary and HF’s 11th anniversary? We may do canonization contests, but what about re-continuing and ending Bionicle’s G1 story and HF’s story? I mean, is there hope for these themes? I’m scared and anxious.

I think he said “There’s no connection” three years ago (Google it), but that doesn’t mean they couldn’t share the same universe in my theory (some fans are rooting for it and are thinking the same thing as I do, too). Anything with Lego can happen, like The Lego Movie Universe and the fact that Legends of Chima became a part of Ninjago in 2015. It’s just that HF and Bionicle aren’t active, so Greg just doesn’t say that Bionicle G1 and HF do share the same universe. It’s up to Lego to let that happen (well, Lego would make the themes active to do so). We have canonization contests nowadays, so yeah. It’s like Indiana Jones and Star Wars when there is a logical theory about them sharing the same universe, and I think their makers said that same thing as Greg, but it is still possible. Depends on Disney. That’s my theory. There’s nothing contradicting in Bionicle G1’s and HF’s stories. Ask Vezon about it. Lol. It’s like Dexter’s Laboratory and Powerpuff Girls G1 implying that they do share the same universe when they both have a character named Major Glory, despite the two franchises not doing a special crossover. People are into shared universes, like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, these days. (Shrugs)

Right. Anyway, I’m surprised that they never asked Greg about Bionicle G1 and Hf sharing the same universe. I have a topic about it:

I believe he is talking about constraction in general in the 2010s. Lego didn’t took care of it much. Maybe I overthink about the “from the makers...” thing, but the Legends of Chima TV show was made by people who made the Ninjago TV show, and then in 2015, after LoC ended, characters from LoC appeared 2-3 times, so anything kind of shared-universe-related crossover can happen while they are similar. Plus, Powerpuff Girls G1 and Dexter’s Laboratory are confirmed to share to same universe when they share the character named Major Glory (not sure if you watch these things). They never had a crossover, but they do share the same universe while being similar (including the animation mostly and the character). It’s up to Lego to decide when to re-continue Bionicle G1 and HF stories to do the “sharing the same universe” thing while it may be implied that they do.

Well, in the beginning, it is about Furno doing what it takes to become one of the greatest heroes. After that’s done in Winter 2011, Hero Factory created Rocka, who is based on Furno’s personality because HF want to make more Heroes like Furno. Rocka may have had agreements with Furno during Savage Planet, but they learned to set aside their differences when they helped each other fight the Witch Doctor. Rocka wants to be like Furno. He is just learning, despite being a Hero Recon Team member who is secretive. So, I would vote for Furno, despite Stormer, Furno, and Rocka being equally the main protagonists. You can’t go wrong with Takanuva and Mata Nui from Bionicle while you have the Toa Nuva around.

Well, I’m glad that you can see it. If you guys read the topic post more carefully, Bambi (no offense), it would explain who may have created Mr. Makuro, why Heroes have Glatorian-like heads, and where did the Great Beings go when their planet was destroyed for a long time before they came back. I mean, since their planet was destroyed, they always are curious and want to make things, like a hobby, so they probably went to Earth to learn to English language, make Mr. Makuro, and give the Hero Factory the English language. They may have told Makuro on make to design and make the Heroes. The Heroes have Glatorian-like heads because they may be built in the Great Beings’ image (because they’re Glatorian) and Glatorian’s image for memory. Same with the people in Makuhero City. The Great Beings may also have done this because Makuro sees injustice in the universe, and since the GBs may not want the planets to end up like Spherus Magna, so when they help Makuro build the factory in a planet that the GBs were probably hiding, they gave the Heroes Toa-like programming along with the Quaza cores, so the Heroes can act like heroes. Anything can get inspired by a predecessor. The GB also probably told Makuro to not help people in SM because the GBs wouldn’t want to be hated, and Mata Nui is doing the job. The Heroes may also be a back-up plan just in case Mata Nui is taking too long if something terrible happens to him. When the Great Beings had noticed SM being restored, they came back to the planet, and Makuro probably had no reason to talk about GBs to the Heroes if they aren’t here. True, people in Spherus Magna have problems with their villains and Heroes with the Villain Factory, but GBs are not warriors and are just builders, so they just watch. I believe the reason why the 2010 HF canisters said “from the makers of Bionicle” because any company would make things share the same universe logically because of the similarities. Lego may have a secret, which is they wanted fans to focus on what were the Great Beings doing when their planet was destroyed by showing us the GBs’ creations that are inspired by SM people and stuff before the GBs came back to Spherus Magna. It may be implying. We wouldn’t have to keep looking at Toa and Glatorian all the time. We just follow the GBs’ creations. Greg Fartshtey may not have said that Bionicle and Hero Factory share the same universe (he said they don’t have a connection), but anything is possible because both themes imply that they could do because of how the Heroes look and behave like Glatorian and Toa, and it’s like Star Wars and Indiana Jones when they imply to share the same universe while someone from the company, Lucasfilm, that made both also may not have said they do. This person probably said the same thing as Greg. So, just because the writers say “they don’t have a connection”, doesn’t mean that they can’t share the same universe (the writers maybe had thought that the fans wanted special crossovers that may not happen anytime soon), and judging from what we see (the similarities and logic), it’s implied that two creations could share the same universe. If Lucasfilm would say that SW and IJ share the same universe, they would have Disney say it because Disney owns the rights to Lucasfilm. If Greg would say about Bionicle G1 and Hero Factory sharing the same universe, he would have Lego say it because Lego made these two themes, and he would have to re-continue the Bionicle G1 and HF stories (these things were never continued for 6-9 years sadly). In other words, they don’t say it, but it may be implied that their creations do. You get me? It’s like the The Secret Saturdays (2008-2010) when they have some similar stuff to Ben 10 (2005-2012) a few years before they had an official crossover in 2013. Anything like that could happen because of strong and logical similarities. We honestly should do a contest to confirm these theories, in my opinion.

Yeah, like Mata Nui Online Game. People are into something like this. Anyway, I hope they will talk about the Bionicle games. I mean, they are memorable, right?

Two things: 1. Same as you said, kind of, but I am fine with Takua being an Av-Matoran because it explains why he turned into a Toa of Light rather than a Toa of Fire, and I am fine with Matoro’s sacrifice in 2007. It’s sad to see him disappear, but yes. He earned my respect. 2. Mata Nui doesn’t use a Thornax Launcher in the G1 story. 3. I never thought Gaardus was a bad combiner. He is made of tiny sets (the Stars sets in 2010), but he looks cool. I expect him to be Hulk-sized when in a Toa-Inika-scale.

Well, I believe that it’s the budget issues. As you can see, each set has an awfully a lot of parts, and it is expensive, while the early years of G1 has much less parts and smaller prices. If I remember the prices correctly, it would go like this: Winter 2015: 6 Protectors (small): $10 each = $60 in total Pohatu, Gali, and Lewa (medium): $15 each = $45 in total Tahu, Kopaka, and Onua (large): $20 each = $60 in total Lord of Skull Spiders (medium): $15 Summer 2015: 4 Skull Villains (medium): $15 each = $60 in total Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder (larger): $30 Winter 2016: 5 Elemental Creatures (small): $10 each = $50 in total Pohatu, Gali, and Lewa (medium): $15 each = $45 in total Tahu and Onua (large) $20 each = $40 in total Umarak the Hunter (large) $20 Kopaka and Melum Unity Set (larger): $25 Summer 2016: 3 Elemental Beasts (medium): $15 each = $45 Ekimu the Mask Maker (medium): $15 Umarak the Destroyer (larger): $25 According to my calculations: Winter 2015 had $180, Summer 2015 had $90, Winter 2016 had $180, and Summer 2016 had $85. 2015 had $270 while 2016 had $265. Sounds like a decline a little. If Kopaka Uniter were to be separate from Melum, Kopaka would be $15 while Melum would be $10. If Agil came out as a set that costs $5, it would make 2016 have $270. I always question why the G2 sets are like this. They never capture the same essence of G1 much. I mean, why are Tahu Master, Onua Master, Kopaka Master, Tahu Uniter, and Onua Uniter Titans? Shouldn’t they be medium-sized, too, since the Toa are not mutated to be the size of the Hulk from Marvel? Why combine Kopaka Uniter and Melum into one set? Why there are four medium-sized villains in 2015 and three in 2016? Shouldn’t there be six medium-sized villains each year (Tahu and Gali don’t have their Skull enemies, and Pohatu, Gali, and Lewa don’t have their Elemental Beast enemies in terms of looking at the back covers of the Elemental Beast sets)? Plus, the Toa Uniters and Melum don’t have their own Shadow Traps (it would have been 12 STs rather than five). The villains have worse problems than the heroes while there is a lot of inequality around. Melum has less bull than his fellow Elemental Creatures. It’s understandable that in each of the four waves, you gotta have a villain or minion to fight. In the winter waves, the good guys fight the minions while there is a villain. In the summer waves, you have a hero, three or four bad guys, and a bigger bad guy. The villains have weird color schemes and designs a little bit. Lego probably didn’t have enough budget or focus on working with the sets, so the sets have these problems, including the low sales as people say. Lego was very busy with Ninjago, Lego Super Hero themes, Star Wars, etc. That’s how Bionicle G2 ended prematurely. It’s very sad to look at.

That’s exactly the photo that I was talking about. Lol.

This is incredible! Put it in Lego Ideas!

That scene never happened for some reason, but the set has some charm. I mean, it had the time-travel version of the Hulk, Rescue, and the red right-handed gauntlet. Do you have have the Avengers Compound Battle set? Perhaps you can show the Hulk having the gauntlet with all six of the Infinity Stones? I mean, they’re like the Golden Armor from Bionicle’s 2010 storyline when you put them on Tahu after collecting all six of the pieces of the armor.

Well, I would go with Bionicle G1 continuation, Bionicle reboot (if done well like G1), HF continuation (it needs the story to have an ending), and HF reboot, but I voted for Bionicle G1 continuation because the G1 story needs to be concluded. Plus, I got a lost of ideas that can use the four of them: As you know, we all need constraction back, and there’s a lot of justice and anniversaries to be done.

Hi, guys. We know that we have four direct-to-video movies for Bionicle. When I heard about the Mask of Light coming, I thought it would be a theatrical movie, like Transformers, but I realized it’s just a direct-to-video, but I like the movie, anyway. So, my question is this: If the Bionicle movies would be theatrical instead of direct-to-video, as you go into the movie theater and see the movies on the big screen and wait for them to come out in DVD after 3-5 months, what do you think they would look like? Well, the direct-to-video movies are around 75 minutes long. Usually, theatrical movies are like at least 90 minutes, like the DreamWorks Animation movies. I would imagine the Bionicle movies to be at least 90 minutes long as well, maybe 100. If that’s the case, the stories in the movies would be longer and have more content. It goes like this: 1. Mask of Light - Vakama would talk about talk the Toa Mata’s adventures on Mata Nui, fighting against infected Rahi, Makuta, Bohrok, turning into the Toa Nuva, and fighting the Bohrok-Kal. The stuff from the comics in 2003 about the Toa Nuva’s fight with the Rahkshi, like the Rahkshi Kaita, would be added. The Toa Nuva would form Toa Kaita to fight the Rahkshi, whether the Rahkshi form Kaita or not. Plus, after Takanuva defeated Teridax, Vakama would bring the Matoran to Metru Nui and then decided to tell the seven about the Toa Metru. 2. Legends of Metru Nui - Vakama would talk to the Toa Nuva about the Toa Metru’s adventures. Plus, the Metru Nui Disk Matoran, including Ahkmou, and the fights with the Morbuzakh and the shape-shifting Rahi would be added in between the Toa Metru forming and the Toa presenting themselves in the Coliseum. We might get an explanation on why the Toa Metru never used their elemental powers. Maybe they would also form their own Toa Kaita for people’s convenience. I heard that there are some deleted content, like the Lohrak, so they would be added, too. Also, the Toa would fight against the elite types of Vahki. 3. Web of Shadows - the Toa Hordika’s adventures involving collecting stuff to make the Airships would be added. Plus, the fight with the Zivon would be epic. Plus, stuff from the comics. Maybe Roodaka would hire the Shadowed One, Sentrakh, and Voporak to go after the Toa Hordika. Plus, the Toa Hordika would fight against the Visorak’s allies. Rahaga would think about themselves as the Toa Hagah. 4. The Legend Reborn - I would imagine Mata Nui talking about all of the storylines before the events of the 2009 storyline. Meanwhile, the adventures of Gresh and his friends before Mata Nui’s arrival to Bara Magna would be added. Like, you know, the stuff from the comics. Also, the practice match between Crotesius and the Kaxium V3 duo from a comic book and Gelu’s and Stronius’ involvement would be added. Also, Malum, all of the vehicle set characters and their vehicles and Spikit, Fero, Atakus, Zesk, and Tarduk, and Branar would be involved. If the Vorox that attacked Mata Nui in the beginning is one of Malum’s Vorox, Malum would get so mad that he will hunt for Mata Nui. Both would fight, but Mata Nui would be victorious (maybe with friends, too). Also, we would see Ackar actually training Mata Nui on how to fight, as the story from that book called Challenge of Mata Nui would be added. The same would go with the book called Desert of Danger where Mata Nui is fighting a Sand Bat. You see, the direct-to-video movies are missing some stuff because of their running times. Probably because of the budget. That’s kind of lazy. The theatrical movies would also make characters look more diverse and more accurate to the sets. I mean, the Matoran would have more varied masks (so Takua, Jaller, and Hahli would look like that they are the only ones who wear their kinds of masks. Lol), Agori with their looks (in each tribe, they all look like clones. Lol), the Skopio wouldn’t look like Telluris with his vehicle (that was lazy). Maybe the character development would slightly be better, and the graphics would be more involved, like Moana. Plus, the voice actors in the direct-to-video movies would be replaced with ones from The Lego Movie Cinematic Universe. That’s how I would envision it.

No, no. It’s okay. You asked a question in the topic post, and I answered it. Nothing wrong. You’re good. I always spend time listening to the radio to hear the songs. Anyway, Cryoshell is a good band. If I could think about what singer or song that reminds me of the pens who played for Bionicle, it’s that the fact that Imagine Dragons kind of remind me of Dauntry.

Well, I only prefer the clean versions. Sorry if you are thinking about swearing and whatever else you said. I’m just emotional with songs that I like. It’s hard when Bionicle is not here. The songs just provide good memories of Bionicle. I do agree with Imagine Dragons would be a good band for Bionicle besides Cryoshell, and Need You Now would make a good end credit song for the Bionicle storyline (thinking about Mata Nui missing the Matoran Universe and Mata Nui going to sleep after restore Spherus Magna).

It’s would have been nice if there is a mini-game about that in a console or handheld game, or as an online game similar to the Mata Nui Online Games.

Well, that’s a good question. Well, usually, the songs from Cryoshell and others that you mentioned are one thing, but I have some songs in my mind. Usually songs from Z100, some ones from 102.7 FM and 103.5 FM, in 2001-2010 and 2015-2016 remind me of Bionicle’s respective storylines nostalgically. Plus, songs from these radio stations in 2010-2014 remind me of Hero Factory’s respective storylines nostalgically. Well, I can say specific stuff: 1. Breathin by Ariana Grande - the 2007 storyline. 2. Breaking Free by Ariana Grande - the 2007 storyline. Plus, HF’s Breakout. 3. Monster by Skillet - Piraka, Barraki, 2008 Makuta, Skull Creatures, and Umarak. Plus, HF’s Brain monsters and Jumpers. 4. Hero by Skillet - the Toa and HF’s heroes. 5. Drifting in 2014 - Toa of Water and HF Furno going underwater. 6. E. T. by Katy Perry - Mata Nui having adventures in Bara Magna and Teridax coming to and attacking Bara Magna. Plus, HF. 7. Va Va Voom by Nicki Minaj - The 2008 and 2009 vehicles. Plus, HF’s vehicles. 8. Can’t Hold Us by Mackelmore in 2013 - the 2007 storyline and HF’s Breakout. 9. Demons by Imagine Dragons - The Makuta species and Teridax in general. 10. Need You Now in 2009 - Bionicle’s and HF’s cancellations and Bionicle’s 2010 storyline. It’s painful.

I would agree. The resemblance sure is remarkable. Your reason is very accurate.

Well, I would go with the 2003 game’s gameplay (not including the Kopaka Mata and Tahu Nuva mini-games), and have more freedom to explore around, kind of similar to Kingdom Hearts. Bionicle Heroes and Bionicle: The Legend of Mata Nui sort of have the right idea. The first person shooting thing is weird for me, and I can’t jump freely. It would be nice if any of these games were like Lego Marvel Super Heroes in 2013. That’s my opinion. I bet Quest for Mata Nui sure is promising because it does what a Bionicle fan dreams of playing. I’m super-glad that Lego likes this, despite the fan game not being released yet.

I always wanted a Miramax trilogy between the one in 2003-2005 and The Legend Reborn in 2009. It would be nice to see more of the Matoran or Mata Nui doing stuff and become Toa. I would imagine the intro scene where Vakama was talking about what happened in the end of the movie in 2003. Then, we get a quick glimpse of the Toa Nuva getting beaten by the Piraka and Brutaka. Takanuva and six Matoran would go to the island of Karzahni, but Takanuva couldn’t go there, so he left. The Matoran went in there and got tortured by Karzahni the tyrant. Then, they use the canisters to leave the island and head to Voya Nui. That’s where they become Toa. It’s like 15 minutes of screen time in the movie. The Toa Ignika would learn about their abilities and meet the Voya Nui Resistance Team. The Matoran arm the Toa with Zamor Launchers that can cure Piraka’s enslaved Matoran. Then, the Toa fight the Piraka and Brutaka. The Piraka would bicker here and there. Axonn fights Brutaka alone while the Toa go after the Piraka. Both teams survive crazy stuff in the Mask of Life’s crazy place. They also encounter Vezon, who wears the Mask of Life on the back of his head, and has Fenrakk with him. Vezon defeats the Piraka before he fights the Toa in a final showdown. Vezon had Fenrakk jump into the lava, where the mask turns Fenrakk into Kardas. The Toa fight the dragon, but they couldn’t defeat him. Meanwhile, the Matoran go to save the Toa Nuva and inform them about what just happened. The Toa Inika use a Zamor to freeze Vezon and Kardas, so Matoro can get the mask. Well, there’s the sad part where Kardas makes Matoro let go of the mask, and the mask flew into the water. Then, the Toa go after by entering a cave that Axonn presented to get it. The movie would be called Island of Doom. Then, there’s the 2007 movie, called Sea of Darkness. It would begin with Vakama saying what happened at the end of the 2006 movie. While the Toa are coming back the cord, the Barraki attacked the Matoran of Mahri Nui and stole the Mask from Dekar. After the Toa fought the Zyglak, the mask transformed the Toa into the Toa Mahri. The Toa go to see the Matoran of Mahri Nui. Then, the Toa fight against the Barraki and their minions on every corner. Along the way, the mask turns Dekar into a clone of Hydraxon, who thinks the Toa and Barraki are criminals and the Mask should be destroyed, so he gets in the way. Gadunka got enlarged by the mask, and he wants to get it. He eventually allies with the giant eel and the giant organic creature. Makuta took control of a Maxilos robot and talked to Matoro about what he should do to help the Great Spirit Mata Nui. During the battles, the Toa got the mask while Makuta is dealing with the Barraki and Hydraxon. Hydraxon confront the Toa about the mask, but the Toa convinced him that the mask is needed to heal Mata Nui, so Hydraxon learned from his mistakes and let them go. Thr Toa told the Matoran to get out of the Mahri Nui and Voya Nui, so they will destroy the Cord. Voya Nui sinks into the ocean, heading to where it came from. Matoro tries to save Mata Nui, but Mata Nui died. However, Matoro’s friends encourage Matoro to revive Mata Nui, so Matoro goes to where he should do it where his friends hold the Barraki off. Matoro sacrifices himself to use the mask to resurrect the Great Spirit. Along the way, he brought the Toa to Metru Nui to save them from the Barraki. Vakama told the Toa about Matoro fate before everyone celebrates Mata Nui’s revival. It’s a sad ending. Now, for the 2008 movie, called Battle for Power. It would begin with Vakama talking about what happened with the Toa Nuva since the 2006 movie and the Toa Mahri’s actions in the 2007 movies. The Toa Nuva go to the island of Artakha, where they meet Artakha the ruler. Artakha gives the Toa the Adaptive Armor to prepare them for the final part of their mission to reawaken the Great Spirit Mata Nui. Artakha teleports them to Karda Nui, where a battle between the Brotherhood of Makuta and Av-Matoran happens. The Toa help the Matoran fight off the Makuta warriors. Then, the Toa would sense that they have been to Karda Nui before. They split up into two groups of three. The Phantoka team take care of the skies while the Mistika team take care of the swamp. Along the way, the Mask of Life gets a body for itself after it was thinking about Matoro’s heroism and then is able to fly in the skies. The Phantoka Toa, their Av-Matoran partners, and Toa Ignika destroy the Shadow Leech Hive and fight the Phantoka Makuta, their Matoran partners, Mutran and Vican, and Icarax. The Mistika Toa fight the Mistika Makuta. Both Toa teams collect all six of the Keystones. Meanwhile, Takanuva was attacked by a Shadow Leech sent by Icarax. Helryx told showed Takanuva the history of the Toa Mata before she had Brutaka send Takanuva to Karda Nui. The Toa teams reunite to fight against the Makuta, who have reunited as well. Takanuva appeared on Karda Nui and joined the fight. Icarax told Toa Ignika about the mask doing a horrible countdown, so Toa Ignika told the Toa Nuva about it. Toa Takanuva told the Toa about the Karda Nui getting ravaged by the Energy Storms when they are done reawakening Mata Nui. The eight Toa fight against the six Makuta while Icarax gets killed for betrayal and Mutran is hiding somewhere to creating a Rahi as a hobby. Then, the Toa use vehicles to fight Antroz with the Jetrax T6. Mutran created a Rahi called a Klakk, but he didn’t know that this Rahi can cure the Shadow Matoran, so when Vican noticed this when the Rahi changed him back, he told Takanuva and the Av-Matoran about it, so Takanuva used the Rahi to cure every Shadow Matoran in Karda Nui. He had anger issues when fighting the Makuta along the way, but Kopaka made Takanuva come to his senses. Takanuva then got himself and Gavla cured, so every Shadow Matoran and Takanuva are cured. Takanuva told every Matoran about the Energy Storms and sent them out of Karda Nui. Krila noticed this and tried to want the Makuta about the storms, but Gorast killed Krika. The Toa Mistika told Toa Ignika to reawaken Mata Nui in the Codrex, but Ignika didn’t want to do it, but the Toa convinced him to. Tahu got matured. When Ignika was done sacrificing his body to reawaken Mata Nui, the storms happened and killed every Makuta in there. All seven Toa escaped from Karda Nui with the three vehicles. Mata Nui rose from the island of Mata Nui, and stood tall along the way. However, when the Toa went back to Metru Nui and then praised by Turaga Dume as heroes, Makuta Teridax announced that he was able to control the Great Spirit Mata Nui’s gigantic body, put Mata Nui’s spirit into the mask, and then sent the mask out of the body and into outer space. This scared people in the Matoran Universe. Mata Nui, inside the mask, said “I will return”. This is a sad ending and a sad way to end the trilogy. That’s where The Legend Reborn happen. I would imagine every character would have their voice actors, and some of these characters would share the actors. Also, the voice actors the characters who appeared in the Miramax trilogy would reprise their roles (well, I’m not sure about Hewkii’s voice actor, though. Same would sort of go to voice actors for Jaller, Hahli, and Kongu). There aren’t much evil minions. If Miramax would make TLR, that would be super-freaky because people in Spherus Magna are organic. It would have been nice if the fifth and sixth movies have been made. Their cancelations haunt me. I basically like trilogies.

Hi, guys. You know that we have only two console Bionicle games, Bionicle: The Game in 2003 and Bionicle Heroes in 2006. Both of them may have negative to mixed reviews, but they do have some good charm, so they are forgivable, like most modern Sonic the Hedgehog games. People always drill into these games and find some unused content. Plus, people are so obsessed with Heroes that they want the game to be remastered and remade, and make it playable in PS4/PS5, XBox One, and Nintendo Switch. One of you guys is fixing the game’s problems and make things look more like the sets and make things more reasonable. In opinion, I believe Heroes is much better than the 2003 game because: 1. Every Piraka has their own four levels. In the 2003 game, there are 8 rather than 13. I mean, the 2003 game only has two levels for Tahu Mata and Kopaka Mata, 5 levels every Toa Nuva except Kopaka, and one for Takanuva. That’s lame. I get that it was planned to have 13 levels, but got reduced to 8 because of time constraints, but yes. Heroes made every Piraka equal to each other. That’s a good thing. 2. The characters look almost exactly like their sets, and have good graphics. In the 2003 game, though, the characters kind of don’t look accurate, and the graphics are kind of ugly. 3. The game has longer levels that do more variety and freedom to move along without being stuck on doing some things much. In the 2003 game, you are limited to have Kopaka Mata do snow-sliding and Tahu Nuva do lava-surfing. You never put their feet on the ground. 4. It has a better sense of nostalgia because it has most of the stuff from 2001-2006. The 2003 game lacked some stuff, like the 2001 storyline. To be honest with the 2003 game, it does have voice actors. I wish Heroes’ characters could talk, like Balta. Lego’s Traveler’s Tales games do have talking characters since 2012, so yeah. Plus, there are a little more variety on the bosses, and Heroes was a little more tedious with the levels. I also question why the intro scene in Heroes with Balta taking to a Toa having different graphics from the rest of the game. Both games have good music. Both games do have some flaws in common, like the glitches and some inaccurate stuff to the sets. There was a sequel for the 2003 game planned, which is based on the 2004 storyline, but got cancelled, sadly. There weren’t any plans for making a sequel for Bionicle Heroes, thought I wish there could have been since the game is very good. I would imagine the sequel to be based on the 2007 storyline, with the Toa Nuva and Toa Hordika weapons for the Toa Mahri. Also, I wish there are more console games like these two, and remastered remakes that make things better and more accurate to the sets, have better graphics, get rid of the glitches, include voice actors in Bionicle Heroes, give the 2003 five more levels and perhaps expand the levels that are already there, add more stuff in the games, like Turaga and Rahkshi in the 2003 game and Matoran and The Kardas Dragon in Heroes, and make Heroes’ levels a little more reasonable, like the boss fights, textures on the Piraka’s weapons, and avoid having Vezon replace the Piraka. Plus, I would imagine the games to have CCBS for modernization. Perhaps with extra modes, too. It’s like Crash Bandicoot in 2017 and Spyro in 2018 when their original trilogies are remastered and remade, and the same goes to SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom in this June, Kirby Adventure/Nightmare in Dream Land in 2002, and Kirby Super Star Ultra. People are into these things, you know. So, answer the questions. Also, which game would you like remastered and remade?

Yeah. This is heartbreaking and unbelievable. We will miss him dearly. (Crying in tears of sadness). I wonder who will take his place as Cole?