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Kinda, but it isn't really a good idea. Tried to use the controller, and it didn't work out too well. Might have to stick to keyboard for a while. The controls are simple so it shouldn't be a problem. Word of advice from a fellow controller-user: Shift is sprint.

Wait, Jaller's a Templar!? O_o

Really? Well.... sure. Any idea what it would be like? The in-game art an' whatnot? Also, wanna go over this on skype? What about legal issues? XD

The player of MNOG 3D is going to be a Matoran created by the player. You pick your village, your mask, stuff like that. It'll just be a random Matoran. It is gonna be a member of one of the six primary Matoran races, or are the other races allowed? Bo-Matoran could be mistaken for Le-Matoran, Vo/Ce-Matoran for Ga-Matoran. Or is the player really an Av-Matoran? PLOT TWIST! XD

While I never really was familiar with the dude, I have heard of his influence on BIONICLE. Best of luck to him in the future. Can't wait to see Rebel Nature.

Aren't there a multitude of variations of a British accent? Last time I checked, there was a southern accent among a dozen others.

Hey, who doesn't think Matoran are cute? They've always been viewed as the Bionicle equivalent of children on some level by the taller races. True. Then again, not all of the Skakdi are exactly... right in the head after what Spiriah's done to the race. And if I recall, female Skakdi are more violent than the males. Kinda ironic, considering her attitude toward the Matoran. Then again, she might not be so friendly towards others. *shrugs*

Who knows? Maybe she's a lone wolf. Maybe she was kicked out of the clan or something. Either way, she's cool with Matoran. In fact, she really likes them. She thinks they're cute. I don't know whether to laugh at the last part or to be completely freaked out. 0_o

Wait, the agent was a Skakdi?! O_o Now THAT, is unexpected. I'm guessing she was among the Skakdi that surrendered at the end of the 2010 arc?

"The Dark Makers"? I know that most of the Spherus Magans hold a grudge against the Great Beings for their failure to prevent The Shattering, but how did Ultio know of them? Did the Great Beings interact with his kind after The Shattering, or do they only know of them through Matoran legends?

Hmm, in the sneak peek for EP2: The Arrival, the Elder's mask has the same color scheme as the Protector of Fire's one in the set (red and orange). The villagers' masks are just plain red. Looks like the sets really are of the elders. One thing though: Why's the elder of Fire wearing a robe, when the set doesn't? Is the set version the elder's battle-armor or something? XD

If that's Axonn, then I wouldn't be surprised if Velika had something to do with his death.

"Proto-Matoran"... Transformers, much? XD Although... If I recall correctly, the Makuta were the only beings (Besides Mata Nui and the Great Beings) to possess the knowledge on the creation of Matoran. Considering that the Brotherhood's defunct and the race is near-extinct (Miserix being the last Makuta alive), I'd wager that the "Proto-Matoran" were based on their designs for Matoran.

Considering that the next chapter might be released around Halloween, is it safe to say that there might be some reference to the Holiday or the Horror genre in any way? XD

To quote the Demoman from Team Fortress 2: "Now that's quality!"

So, what? She sees him as a brother or cousin or something of the like?

So Silva's either in Wonderland, the Dreamlands, or the Shivering Isles. If it's the third, he can expect cheese to rain from the sky. If it's the second, he might meet Mr. Carter. If it's the first, someone might be out for his head. XD Not sure if anyone's noticed, but Silva's name sounds like "Silver". Was that intentionally?

Now part of my wants John Patrick Lowrie (The voice of TF2 Sniper) to voice Pohatu. XD

Oh, and Onua's afraid of heights now. Either there's a bunch of bottomless pits near his home, or maybe he just spends too much time underground. From the looks of things, I'd say Lewa would be rescuing him this time. XD

At least people have a new name to take for MOCs. XD Wonder what would happen if the Toa were to loss their Elemental masks? Would it be like the Bohrok-Kal allover again?

So the word "Cordak" might really be a moniker or slang-word to Lesovikk's team? Referring to how they were whipped out by Zyglak? Cordak means "Desolation" in Matoran, and it pretty much describes their fate perfectly.

Dangit. Welp, at least I know the proper spelling of the name now. XD On LEGO's facebook page, you can see a series of sketches of a scene around what appears to be a coffin. In the top-left corner of the image, you can see a sketch of Ekimu over it. Seems like they decided to bury him or something until they can reawake him. If's he's been buried, though, then where's Makuta. Is the Lord of Skull Spiders guarding him (or the Mask of Ultimate Power?)

Glad I'm not the only one that noticed that. Think that might be LEGO's way of honor's BIONICLE's ancestor? XD

Doesn't mean that the new team might make a reference to him, or even not make him have a cameo. If he were to reappear, it'd likely be brief, but funny. XD

Many of the Toa have some comical drawback or flaw. Kopaka is known for being clumsy (at times), Pohatu has a dislike for the dark, Onua being something like a sleepy teddy bear, ect. While some people might not like these, keep in mind that this is done to connect to a younger and newer generation. Also, there's the possibility for character development. The Toa seem to be the inexperienced heroes again, almost like kids in a sense. Just as a little kid conquers his fear of the dark as he gets older, so can Pohatu. Just as a kid can learn to learn from his mistakes and mature, so can the heroes.