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The secret of Spinjitzu has been shared with the Nightslicers, they plan to use their new ability to rid the world of the Ninja Brotherhood. A battle of good vs evil commences at the Floating Ruins.The image depicts Kairu vaulting over a rock with ninja vs Nightslicers in the background.http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ToaKanar/BNG/Avatars/battle_of_the_floating_ruins.pngI know it is not my best by FAR. Kairu's pose is off and everything looks like it was done in Paint and not Paint Tool Sai. Apologies for this.

I was just practicing with my Paint Tool Sai Trial and ended with this. It really isn't too far from MS Paint at first glance...but I am still practicing.http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ToaKanar/BNG/Avatars/escaping_the_volcano_finished..pngC&C?

Well, I suppose they are on Spherus Magna. Since they do not have a mission anymore...they probably just wander around with no specific enemies.I hope they are brought into the story again..

The WiiU is just a cry for attention from Nintendo. I have no intention on buying it.But if this game happens to be ported on to other platforms, I'll certainly consider picking it up. I'm really excited for the original music score for this game.

Great Powercast! They are so enjoyable to listen to as I draw and such. It's great to hear Brickfair was a success and had many BIONICLE entries. I really need to get to Brick Fiesta someday...And it was great to have someone ask Paleo his favorite type of ice cream, instead of the usual vice-versa. :lol:The interview with KevinHink was very informative too. I always wondered about the vanishing molds and the lack of purple.

I love non-licenced LEGO games. Not that I do not love licenced ones, but...non-licenced games are more open to new experiences and surprises. This one seems very promising...I am even getting sort of a nostalgic LEGO game feeling from it. It has comedy, considerable action (more than I expected), the voice acting is great, and Nintendo is publishing it.Maybe this will bring LEGO and Nintendo closer together....

Over the years of BIONICLE we have had many, many shields. Gresh's, Nuparu's, Kopaka's various shields, Raanu, Lhikan, etc.Whose is your favorite?I think Gresh wins for me, it looks fantastic and can work as blades.

I was testing out my ability to create an 80s arcade style art...and this was created. Does it look legitimate?http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ToaKanar/BNG/Avatars/80skairu.png

I believe it was the Cendox V1, at a very good price indeed.I miss the feeling...I truly do. Constantly having your eyes on the package and then looking at the pieces in real life right in front of you. Good times.

They sit on my BIONICLE Collection shelf, right behind each BIONICLE it contained.

I like the IP. Board theme. It is bright and welcoming.

Interesting. Especially since Roblox is already alot like LEGO (or so some people say).But it might have just been missed news, it happens.

Ah...yes...honestly, I thank the Lord I didn't draw it that way. That looks horrible, in my opinion.That aside, I welcome your critique. I will need to keep practicing.

Ah...it is good to see something so fresh in BIONICLE art. Drawings are nice and all, but the uniqueness and accuracy of these is stunning.I am pretty sure Brickshelf is up again, can we see Tahu?

I am very much for this. Hopefully it will make it.

Hopefully LEGO will do great things with the increased money.

I knew it wasn't in the set, as I own it.So it looks like I might be correct, as I thought the stand was made of LEGO bricks (at least at the top to hold Shard).

Insanity is just a state of mind.

Oh good. Insanity.

I was looking at the box art for the Ninjago Ice Dragon Attack from 2011, and I noticed something....http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ToaKanar/BNG/Avatars/2260_box.pngRight on Shard's underbelly there is a transparent looking brick...I don't know what it is, maybe it is a tool they used to get it into a flying pose?What do you all think it is?

I would love to have that job. Hero Factory would be a joy to work with, seeing as it is so...extensive. Just...the creativity that must take place there..

The color scheme works very well...and it is complex, yet simple.I like it.

I do not think I was around during that time...but I prefer everything smaller and simpler, honestly.

Odd, wasn't there going to be a live-action/stop-animation crossover? Was that just this as a miscommunication? If so...I will rejoice. The other one sounded awful. I like the story of this one; a nice, standard structure that you can build numorous backstories on.And Morgan Freeman? I am looking forward to this even more now. Good luck LEGO.