TungstenToa

We are of the opinion that in order to gain any real usefulness, the mask of undeath's powers would have to be considerably increased. The creation of a Zombie is not very interesting. It would be far more pleasing to the mind, if the mask gave the user a sort of temporary reprieve of deathwhile they accomplished whatever goal they had in mind. That way, the user would have thier poor undead haert broken by having to look at all the things they had left behind, knowing that they are doomed, doomed, to fulfull a last task. If the mask of undeath were a bit powerfuller, we can assume that it would be used by Toa going on suicide missions. The donning of the mask would be a dreadful moment infused with fatality and religious portent. If the mask of unded were modified to make the use far powerfuller that they were while alvie, but entirely bound up to the will of teh mask, that woiuld also be more intesting. I think that story should be written...shoul it not? We are of the opinion that in order to gain any real usefulness, the mask of undeath's powers would have to be considerably increased. The creation of a Zombie is not very interesting. It would be far more pleasing to the mind, if the mask gave the user a sort of temporary reprieve of deathwhile they accomplished whatever goal they had in mind. That way, the user would have thier poor undead haert broken by having to look at all the things they had left behind, knowing that they are doomed, doomed, to fulfull a last task. If the mask of undeath were a bit powerfuller, we can assume that it would be used by Toa going on suicide missions. The donning of the mask would be a dreadful moment infused with fatality and religious portent. If the mask of unded were modified to make the use far powerfuller that they were while alvie, but entirely bound up to the will of teh mask, that woiuld also be more intesting. I think that story should be written...shoul it not?

For my own part, I would very much like to see a good Makuta. We never got to hear his version of the story in the Original Bionicle. It would be nice to be able to really get a good look into his heart in the reboot. Also, how can we be sure that the narrator of the events in the clip-movies is trustworthy? For all we now events could be wildly distorted. The creation of the Ultimate Power Mask could have been Makuta's plan to try to help Akimu, or restore Balance, or establish a new order. And Akimu, afraid of progress or change could have foolishly stopped MAkuta halfway-through his transformation process. To the narrator it might look as though MAkuta was trying to destroy the island and that Akimu stopped him. But who gets to look into the motives of the gods?