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Well, that's because the formula LEGO's cooked up for its games are already very well honed. It's been tested and gradually changed over many years now, so they know what they're doing. Why would they bring in a new gameplay system when the one they already have is tested and top-notch?

I hate Lloyd. He first appears as an instantly-dislikable, annoying brat of a child. I really hoped he'd be a one-time joke character. His becoming the Green Ninja at first outraged me - this pathetic little pipsqueak comes out of the blue and snatches the spotlight away from the four likable characters we've grown to love (even if they've only existed for a year at that point). The only good thing that came out of Lloyd being green ninja is that none of the original quartet rises above the rest. That's just my opinion.

Personally, I feel that Cole always gets the short end of the stick. He did get more of the spotlight for himself with the whole 'I'm a Ghost' thing, but that's not much. I can't really decide between the two, but for nostalgia's sake... Jay.

Well, the Protector of Fire and Tahu we could see coming from far away. The Protector of Jungle is a bit more interesting, but I think he may be bought out so quickly because of the trans-green and Keetorange shells that he's offering.

It shouldn't have ended, period. Question answered, topic closed.

Tahu, but only when he refuses to share the spotlight. Otherwise, as part of the definitive Bonkle lineup, I'm perfectly fine with him. I want to say Brutaka next, but he totally deserves being as high in the rankings as he is. Vezon I'm okay with, so... I think it ends up going to Mata Nui. Hate me all you want for this, but I feel that he would've been better as just a humble Glatorian, kinda like Velika, if you get what I'm going for.

Oh man. I'm thinking Volitak, because it has probably my favorite superpower ever, has an awesome name, and looks pretty cool. For looks, I'll go with my custom split mask, if that's allowed.

Dark Horizon. Doesn't get more ominous than that, my friend.

Oh, man. I love space. I know where I'm moving to.

I sorta do. Back when I was, like, seven, I rummaged around my Big Box o' BonklesTM and, while making MOCs, I'd end up talking to individual parts when I was frustrated on not being able to find them. Things like 'Where are you, Bohrok Tooth?! If I don't find you within thirty seconds I'm gonna chuck you in the garbage after I'm done with you!' (Sorry about the poorly-worded run-on sentence. I'm exhausted right now.) I must confess that I still do this. I'm sorry.

Asteroid. Death by 'what goes around comes around.'

I force him to beat you to death. My mask.

Well, we did have giant Skeleton vehicles right from the start. That's pretty advanced. Also, technically NinjaGo was always rich with uber-advanced technology (Zane).

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I'd assume it was a cheap knockoff and beat it with a brick. If you saw a Bonkle set from three years into the future...

Dikapi.

Out comes Cattycorn. In goes UR FAEC!!1!1@!!one

I steal your eyes and replace them with sunglasses. My mask.

Ignika. Death by godly incineration.

EPILOGUE. Underscore had recuperated quite nicely. Only a few weeks had passed and he was already in fighting shape. Of course, this recovery had been powered by the Artifact - otherwise, he'd probably be long dead. Krakua had returned to pacing the ramparts of the castle, keeping watch over the land surrounding the Citadel of Silence. He knew the castle's days were numbered, and had to make sure Underscore made it to the next Fortress as easily as possible. One dark evening, Krakua knew it was time. His advanced hearing had picked up a faint rustling that only trained agents could recognize as Baterra. Quietly, he strode over to Underscore and whispered a few short words. The Matoran nodded and followed Krakua into a hidden trapdoor. They made their way down a steep flight of stairs and arrived at a small chamber which hosted the Mask of Creation resting on an ornate stone pedestal. Krakua confidently lifted it up and placed it into a rucksack, handing it over to Underscore. The Matoran gingerly took it and slung it around his shoulders. Before he could make a move, however, golden energy began to emanate from the Artifact until it enveloped Underscore completely. His body pulsed once, twice before extinguishing again. Underscore was now a Toa, ready to take on the world. He gave a brief nod to Krakua before climbing out of the chamber and leaping off the ramparts. It was on. ~~~ Everyone, thanks for playing. This turned out a lot better than I'd expected it to, and I'm glad you all had fun. Toa Onaku will host the next game, so stay tuned for that!

u onle THINK im ded but im rly not kil

Brutaka for me.

Oh, I like it. That's probably my favorite color scheme right there, and the whole build in general is nice and stocky. Only thing I don't like are the armor add-ons on the thighs. And that name though. I see what you did.

rezurekt me 4 free bonkles

Did I really die? (x1000 multiplier if you get the reference)