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I remember Spybotics but never got the sets. I don't recall ever playing the game either.

You guys should try it. It is super fun if you like turn-based strategy games.

I'll see about it. I don't really have much time to play online games, and I don't really have a computer for it. Any direct links to the .dcr file on cache.lego.com?

I never got into any HF content story-wise, dismissing it simply as another LEGO's series that has a crippled storyline.Speaking of violence, how is BIONICLE not violent? Jallar was brutally murdered by a Turahk, and Makuta was crushed by a gaint door and had greenish gas leaking out of him. That's quite disturbing imo.

I remember Spybotics but never got the sets. I don't recall ever playing the game either.

Wooooow yeah I used to play that game. It was really fun if I remember right. :3 Dunno where you can find a version. I'm not even sure I beat it, but I got far.

Does anyone remember this game? I used to play this game for days as a kid, untill LEGO decided to delete it. I am searching for a downloadable version of it, but to no avail :/I know there're online versions, but those only has 1 battle theme, and every enemy turn it freezes :/

Given that one shot can punch a hole in a wall, one might (maybe) be enough to pierce a Makuta's protosteel armor, but who knows. Come to think of it, it seems a bit violent lol.

I really like the idea of having the Inika for one more year and the usage of the Toa Terrian Crawler (I was hoping for more of its appearance in 2007 when BIONICLEstory.com kinda made a big deal out of it).I mean, I am not trying to say that the Toa Nuva should be completely out of the spotlight, but IMO 2007's ending seemed to be a bit rushed when Matoro revived Mata Nui and sent back the Mahri to MN as if it was simply to tie up the loose ends of the Mahri and kick them out of the spotlight for Toa Nuva.

Unless my memories fail me, the Ignika-mutated Gadunka actually stole the Ignika from Nocturn so I think that is pretty important (I mean, without that the Barraki probably would just break the Ignika and the MU goes boom )

Inika Heads ... they are just horrible

If they are like Bohrok, then I guess Nuparu would need to use his boxors again XD

Sorry for that typo lol, fixed.It seems that a destined Matoran who had Toa Energy available, and is making a decision to enter a situation where they need to be heroic triggers Toa Stones. For the Metru, this was by putting the stones on the Suva; it was probably more like a symbolic act that triggered the right mental state than anything else, and the Suva channeled the energy.With Takua, it was accepting what Jaller said; he had always been different, there was no Toa of Light to be found from a Toa canister, he was to be the Toa of Light, and the Rahkshi were near, had just killed Jaller so the danger was real. He thus made the decision there.With the Inika, they were entering the unknown on a quest they'd been told was of the utmost importance, and they didn't even know they had Toa energy available via the lightning, but they were definately in the same mental state of being heroes when it hit them.So, it seems that it's all about that mental state. So far it seems that it's always when there's a danger, or knowledge of the likelihood of danger, that is weighing heavily on their minds.

I like how they have all those fancy screens and stuff, but still uses stone tablets but not paper or devices as non-verbal communication...

Hmm. My second option would probably be Felnas.I mean, you gotta be careful who you are touching. If you touched a guy whose active power is suicidal explosion (like the Kardas), you'd be dead

I guess if I were to end the story I would just say that Ignika was damaged during the process of flying through the space and sucked every life form wherever it travels and every living things die. I mean, there're a lot, and I mean A LOT, mysteries left unsolved in BIONICLE, and I'd hate to find every one of those out and solve them one by one and hope that the things I wrote wouldn't be contradicting

A few items should definitely in the list: Vahi, Ignika, Nui Stone, Golden Armor

Reidak. Defeating doors is the most evil thing I can come up with

Podu could've died without changing anything.And imagine if Matoro died... the whole universe would be screwed. XD

Mask of Scavenging. Why bother draining energy from death things when you can have an Avsa and absorb whatever you want XD

IMO not many major characters had fully developed their characteristics. If only every year wouldn't have dozens of characters swarming into the story (That is excluding fanon and serials...)So far Krika is my favourite character because he didn't seem all that merciless despite being a Makuta, and was cunning enough to figure out part of Makuta's plans. But his role didn't last for a year and ended up being killed for very silly reasons. Who would have thought that a Makuta who was intelligent enough to realize their inevitable doom in Karda Nui would rush up to the patriotic Gorast telling her how Teridax betrayed them instead of running off for his life himself... He might not be the best but he surely had the potential...

Both are rip off. You have no idea how many I bought just to get the Krana and Kraata I want > Just kidding :PIMO I like Rahkshi more, because they wreck more cities then an army of Bohrak

2006 to 2007 did, most likely, much more than 2005 which did get one. Imagine Piraka with evil grins, Matoro´s death and action-packed battles up in the skies in a movie. 2010 could have been pretty epic as a movie, too.-Gata

I actually started replaying it a few months ago. I didn't finish it either time I played, though, it got tedious after a while--especially because of the fact that there were exactly two songs in the game.I did like the graphics a lot, though and the small amount of RPG elements really set it apart from other Bionicle games.

Not to mention that they need to reserve their powers for battles later on. But I do agree that they seem to use less and less of their elemental powers in creative ways as the story progress. I mean, it is understandable that if the Toa had little control over their elemental energies when they were just rookies and therefore nelegected to use them, but then why didn't they use and practice more when they became more experienced in combat? And this doesn't only apply to elemental powers but also mask powers and other abilities.

That's creepy...Matoran: Trick or Treat!Toa/The Larger Entity: Okay kids, you want candies? Let's see what we've got. What about some shadow leeches and bloodsucking squid?Matoran: ARRRRRRRRRRGH!!

Well, yours isn't a good one either. So your wish cancelled your wish, which creates a paradox.I wish I can stop this paradox.