Ta-metru_defender

I'll have you all know that I do not regret at all what I was up to in the last episode.

*cancels trip to the Toa store*

That tree is confounding.

So what does Purple get called?

Rebels needs more love, period.

HE WON'T GET THE CHANCE. (all-caps to signify importance)

Hate to break it to ya, but in most parts of the internet caps signify yelling.

You make that sound like a bad thing.

@Jonathan Juan

I don't think BZP needs more bells and whistles. Even if we went more System orientated, I doubt we'd become an ersatz-Eurobricks or what-have-you, since BZP's culture is so markedly different. BZP's been a safe space on the internet since its inception; with the demise of the Lego Message Boards, I think there's still a space on the internet for this site.

Given that we don't have a solid chunk of those in sets just yet, I'd rather them in minifig (or brickbuilt) form first.

Well that looks positively alien. Neat.

expect the episode in the next day or two

 

try not to continue your spiral down past insanity in the meantime, ok? we've still got seven episodes for you all to loop back around a few times.

At this point my hopes are so high you'd better be writing some emmy quality stuff.

 

 

Last but not least: Lego Racers 3/Drome Racers 2.  Build your own cars then race them in some sort of online multiplayer.  Have all sorts of wild environments, from Mars to the Arctic, rainforests, deserts, maybe even undersea and underground worlds.  Again, this could be a Lego Worlds mod or it could be its own standalone game.  I just want Lego Racers with multiplayer other than split-screen.  And the Drome Racers were awesome, why not revive them?

I adored the lore behind the Drome Racers. So cool. A new racing game would be really dope, especially because now it'd be easier to have customizable cars that affect stats and all that.

 

As cool as the Drome Racers lore might have been, I don't know whether it was all that effective at actually making people buy the products. 2002 to 2004 was not a successful period for the LEGO Group, or for many LEGO themes besides Bionicle. That might also be part of why we haven't really had another globetrotting adventure theme like Orient Expedition — it's another theme that was cool in concept, but never successful.

 

I only had, like, three of the Racers sets... but I played the crud outta Drome Racing when I had internet.

Last but not least: Lego Racers 3/Drome Racers 2.  Build your own cars then race them in some sort of online multiplayer.  Have all sorts of wild environments, from Mars to the Arctic, rainforests, deserts, maybe even undersea and underground worlds.  Again, this could be a Lego Worlds mod or it could be its own standalone game.  I just want Lego Racers with multiplayer other than split-screen.  And the Drome Racers were awesome, why not revive them?

I adored the lore behind the Drome Racers. So cool. A new racing game would be really dope, especially because now it'd be easier to have customizable cars that affect stats and all that.

I'm a huge fan of the TIE Defender and have the one LEGO put out some years ago. Would love for them to make a new one.

Eh, I've seen worse on Game of Thrones.

i can't wait for the honeymoon.

It'd be Weekend at Kelotu's.

 

*ahem*

 

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'nuff said.

Isn't there a Macku version as well?

 

Bionicle's not gonna be the vanguard of solving the gender balance issue.

Same thing I always wish for: A Metru-style Great Akaku.

FYI, we've the Batman plush at the LEGO store I work at, so they are showing up stateside.

Well I for one still want to know about this hat Purple has.

Eh, wrong kind of bottle caps to be of use to me.

This makes me happy. 

I only joined three years ago, way after G1 had already ended, and I can only imagine what this place was like back when BIONICLE was in full swing.

Lots of Server Busy messages. So many Server Busy messages.

 

 

Voltex needs to return soon or someone is going to die in the topic.

Should we vote, mafia style?

 

 

Would that really be any more than a formality?

 

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It is not uncommon for those in times of trouble to grasp on to whatever strands of normalcy they have left.