Downfall

As I cease my efforts at concentrating on using the mask, I consider trying to use it to speed up the aforementioned paperwork, but then decide it probably wouldn't help at all with my limited degree of control. Instead, I've decided that I'd like to try to help Valendale myself. 

I just wanted to eat marshmallows! I offered them to all of you, too! BUT NO, YOU JUST COULDN'T RESIST.

I pull out the Mask of Time in an attempt to do something, anything really, about the current situation.

4 hours ago, Onaku said:

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You just HAD to kill the marshmallow. Everything was going perfectly FINE until you killed the marshmallow.

At least the bonfire is still going. Maybe we can return to it after this situation blows over. I sigh, then stand up and grab my equipment. I think I might just need a little more than a Kualsi to help this situation. I pull out an Olmak to attempt to send all these superweapons back to where they came from.

Onaku, here. Take this. I brought it over specifically for you. Maybe you can somehow fix this mess you've made.

Drat, I'm out of marshmallows.

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I pass it some marshmallows and a roasting stick. I consider asking how, exactly, a concussive blast can light a fire, but I decide not to question it. 

I've also pulled out other supplies, just in case anyone else wants some.

I've decided to attempt to hold a bonfire for the entire population of this topic. I pull out some logs, marshmallows, chocolate, graham crackers, hot dogs, buns, and several lawn chairs. Unfortunately, though, my heatstone has died, leaving me unable to light the fire.

Well, if we can't find some way to light it, at least we have marshmallows.

Now I feel bad... I ask the dragon how it's day has gone.

Erm… Actually being around in set form when I was old enough to recognize, buy, and enjoy LEGO? 

The villains in Hero Factory are generally more interesting than most of the swarm villains, especially the year when the all broke out. Nearly every villain and hero was unique. 

I have to say, I rather enjoyed the CCBS system. It was very good for making things in armor, though the helmet selection was limited. I've seen some insane things done with the system, but I never had enough pieces, nor an idea of what I wanted to make beyond armored humanoids.

I make a spectacular entrance from the Steal the Mask 3 topic, carrying my shiny golden prize, a spear, and a shield. 

I find out this information by using an Akaku, which then allows me to confront you for the murder of the previous studio owner. You deny any knowledge of the situation.

"Well, then, I guess I'll be going."

"Wait... I think I recognize this mask," I say, looking at the Ignika, hanging in a glass case. "Where did you get it?"

You scramble for a socially appropriate answer that does not involve murder, but I stop you. "It's alright. It doesn't matter."

"Shhh…"

I emerge from the house, Ignika in hand. "I'll bring it back when I'm done!" I call behind me.

My mask.

Edit: This topic is five years old two days ago. 

Ah, now I know we're back to normal operations. Welcome back!

TLR is actually the only one of the Bionicle movies that I haven't seen, so I can't comment that much on the subject.

I assume you're talking about this?

Just as well, I forgot the BBCode anyway. 

I never realized there were canonical number symbols. the ones being referred to are on The BioMedia Project, right?

Oh shoot, it gives my entire location now? Wow... 

As you walk away from the Chuck E. Cheese, you start to see the world fade around you. As it turns out, the entire world was just Lipuret's movie studio. As you stare in wonder at the miniature rendition of Lipuret's Chevrolet crashing and the Muaka den. Behind you, you see two of the stunt Rahkshi, so you make a break for it. Before you can reach the door, however, you are jump scared by the Chuck E. Cheese animatronic from the restaurant you left FrozenFlash in. I reclaim my face from your catatonic body and move on, leaving the mask for the owner of he studio.

Studio Owner's mask. 

 

I heard an interesting theory that this is set in the chasm left behind when Mata Nui was awakened.

Regardless, the art looks super cool, and I'm excited to see where it leads (if anywhere)!

Chasm? Where’s that?

The giant hole left in Aqua Magna when Mata Nui stood up.

I would assume that it's the black lump between the shoulder pauldrons.

Lewa.

Ah. So it is. Have a few upvotes.

Balance has been restored.

Energized Protodermis.

Out comes a shiny Lava Hawk that is still unfortunate, as it is immediately captured by a nearby Rahi Trainer.

In goes Midak's piece of grass.

 

What about *gasp*... no toa at all? That’s right, the story wouldn’t center around the toa, they’d play an important part of the story, but instead I’d prefer we got something new in terms of character perspectives.

Glatorian can help, perhaps?

I assume the intention was the Matoran.

I use an Olmak to transport a Vahki Hunter Hunter Hunter on top of your Vahki Hunter Hunter. As the hunt commences, (Well, I call it a hunt, but that's being generous. It's much more of a meal.) Anyway, I sneak in behind you, pick up the mask from the ground where it was dropped after you realized what happened, and quickly return back through the portal before the Hunters finish their "combat."

The sole remaining Vahki from your squad nearly passes out from fear before realizing that it can't pass out.

My Mask.

The Piraka took a dip in the ocean and lost everything except their spine. For a visual, try taking the head off of a 2006 Piraka set (If you have one) and... well, that's it, really.

Is it even allowed here to discuss pirating retail games?

 

I was also unaware BMP had the retail games, and frankly, I’m concerned. Nintendo has been shutting down sites hosting games for their systems, and there are several on that page.

Makutateridax18, feel free to check in there.

First, the news article: http://biomediaproject.com/bmp/blog/video-games/

Second, a topic: http://biomediaproject.com/bmp/board/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=432

Possibly since it requires more of your computer's power than other Lego games?

It's probably your computer then. But if you are dead set on not paying for it, I can send you elsewhere. You see, head just north of [REDACTED] to find the [REDACTED] on the [REDACTED], at which point you'll find your [REDACTED] that you've been looking for. Oh, one last thing: [REDACTED]

Exo-Toa.

Out comes the Ultra Dragon, from Ninjago.

In goes the Millennium Falcon.