Torchflare1234

For those as curious as I am, check this out. And this. Huh, some of those powers are just plain wierd. Vulture? Undeath? The Mask of Conjuring sounds powerful, but not effective in combat. The same with the Mask of Fusion. Although, the Masks of Rebound, Adaptation, Sensory Aptitude, and Absorption all seem useful. And it looks like the Kardatoran masks became the Noble versions of their respective Toa/Makuta's masks(Tanma's became a Noble Miru, Gavla's became a Noble Avsa, etc...)

You're just jealous.

Or it could have been lost in the timestream. Wait a moment. According to Comment #16 it WAS lost in the timestream. *facepalm* It was never destroyed and thus no cataclysmic destruction. However, it still doesn't explain how a Turaga was able to use a Legendary Mask when Makuta have difficulty doing so. I'd like to think that it could be a sentient mask like the Ignika, it only activates when it sees fit and can transport anyone physical contact with it, without warning, at any time. EDIT: Looking at what you said on Comment #28, the Vahualsi was destroyed. I would recommend going back to what you originally said at Comment #16.

A Legendary Mask, no matter which universe it's in, will unleash its power when destroyed. Just say that the Vahualsi is a one-of-a-kind mask found only in Great form and be done with it. That way, there are no repercussions for its destruction.

Ooh, how good it feels to be back. Based on the common characteristics of stories of heroics, this Article is most likely a plot device to help the main character find his inner hero. The main character is sent on a mission to find these "Three Keepers" and as he or she journeys across the lands seeking the "Keepers", the main character will, in the end, realize that there are no true "Keys" and that the "perfect warrior" was inside him or herself all along. However, that is just my best guess. I'm not sure if this answered your questions, but I hope it helped.

The only problem with that is that would render Bitil's Mohtrek useless.

"AYE" to Article 135. No reason to oppose. "AYE" to Article 136. Same. "AYE" to Article 137. Same. "AYE" to Article 138. Same. "UNDECIDED" on Article 139. I would be in support of this if these are the beings of Light refered to by Brutaka in Federation of Fear. "UNDECIDED" on Article 140. I'm not sure I like the idea of interdimensional wars. "AYE" to Article 141. On the same basis as Ausar, what purpose would it serve to have these "Keepers?" "AYE" to Article 142. Depending on some details, I might use this in my epic. "AYE" to Article 143. Again, I see no reason to oppose.

So they go back in time where they rename themselves and become Turaga in an attempt to hide. Ok, a somewhat lack-luster use of the power, and it doesn't affect the time-stream as far as I can tell, that's good. But I still don't like the idea of time travel in BIONICLE.

If anything, that made me even more confused. I just want to know why Vrail and Vayho wanted to go back in time. On a related note, Legendary Kanohi are also difficult to control, even for a Makuta. And here you're saying that a Turaga wielded this mask this very little problem.

Now, I must ask; Did the user change anything and did that have any effect on the future?

"AYE" to Article 119. I do this hesititantly because I still feel that human based tech really doesn't belong in the BIONICLE universe and that some sort of stone or crystal would be better. However, that is my personal taste. Otherwise, the Article is fine. "AYE" to Article 127. I see no reason to oppose this. "AYE" to Article 128. Again, no reason to oppose. "AYE" to Article 129. Do we really need another Matoran subspecies? These sound like the Ga-Matoran scholars of Metru Nui. "NAY" to Article 130. Greg said no time travel. "AYE" to Article 131. When one considers it, the Zlinj is like a powered down Ignika. The Ignika can create and control Life, the Zlinj can only control it. "AYE" to Article 132. No reason to oppose. "AYE" to Article 133. Again, no reason to oppose. "AYE" to Article 134. Once again, no reason to oppose.

It was no big loss for me. All of my data was backed up on my flashdrive and my parents' laptops work fine. My dad's a little sore about it all though, but I have no doubt that he's going to be getting one of those surge protectors as soon as he can.

For the past few weeks it been really dry and really hot. Yesterday, the badly needed rain decided to come and with it came thunder, some hail, and a bit of lightning. Unfortunately, that bit of lightning had a bite. And that bit of lightning took a bite out of the cable. And the cable's connected to the cable modem. And cable modem's connected to the phone lines. And the phone lines are connected to the phone, the fax machine, and the computers. All of which fried like a chicken. We got the cable and the phone fixed, but the computers are trashed. Right now, I'm on my mom's laptop and that means my BZP time is going to be cut short for a while.

I'd like to point out that we should remember that there were 100 Makuta BEFORE Teridax took over and that some of the larger regions, primarily the contintents, did have more than one Makuta, while one Makuta would watch over multiple smaller regions. Also, Artidax was the southern most island that any Makuta even dared to travel to. So theorectically, any landmass below Artidax wouldn't have a Makuta.

Not true. A war between two factions can last for a very long time if both sides are well supplied, commanded by cunning leaders, and a hundred other things. The Brotherhood/Dark Hunter War lasted for a thousand years. I don't see why the La Nui Civil War can't last twice that.

I'd be in support of "Molecular Disruption" being an alternative name for "Disintegration." That way you wouldn't have to change your epic.

Will these masks be compatible with things like the Mahri tubes and visors?

The check's in the mail and the Thornatus V9 will be mine in 8 to 10 days. Woot!

"Creative" is not gonna cut it for me. We have 40 other Elements. You're telling me that there is not one of those Elements that will work for what you need?

There's no evidence to support that claim. The only examples of long distance telepathic communication is by Gorast to Teridax and Teridax to Icarax and none of them showed any sign of fatigue. As far as a positioning system goes, is it really needed? I mean, a quick telepathic flash from a Makuta would confirm another's position. Use by the Makuta would be pointless and inefficient. Perhaps, if this was utilized by non-telepathic beings such as their lieutenants or servants I would support this.