Steelsheen

Hahli as a matoran: she was brave and timid, outgoing and shy, all at once. As an Toa, she was ok, but she went from being timid and unsure as an Inika, to being "Hahli the Barbarian"... Kinda weird, to say the least. A close second is Gaaki, though.

Granted, but it's cleaned by Vahki, who decide the easiest way to keep it clean is to destroy it entirely.I wish I could stand upright on a skateboard for more than 10 seconds.

Hey, that sounds like fun! I always love making a mockery of evil things... Obviously, I'm the sister, lol.

You commited sucide. True story, no corruption needed. Seriously, people, that was kinda gory.I wish I had sea-green eyes.

My sentiments exactly. As bad as all the paradoxes of Takanuva "traveling the multiverse" (sounds like a line from Sliders, lol... And if you don't get that, you just must not be old enough to have watched TV in the 90s - your gain) are, I have to say the worst plot descision in my opinion was making everything and everyone we loved as characters into the little cogs and gears of a... (shudders) giant robot. I loved the mystery and nuances of the island Mata-Nui, and the action and exploration of the Toa Metru/Hordika, but turning it all into a "Clash of the Titans" was simply a betrayal of the characters.