Toa Huki

Galactic Edition?

Cool. I saw this about a month ago. I did not expect any LEGO!

The only way to express my feelings: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

ET....ugh There's no page for your entry?

Can't wait for the new update

Norik? No

New sets = the awesome New pieces = the awesome, but mor better 2009 = !!!

Nobody cares about me. I need attenton so I wanted to be annoying.!!!1!1 Hee hee

Hmm... most of my 2008 pieces say copyright 2007...

In about 2,500 years. Argy I got owned.

No.. 'cuz I was 3.08 at the time. When's it going to be really bright again?

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo With Seran... gone... you're the only consistently awesome mocist left.

Thank you, O great Spaghetti Monster.

HAI GUISE

Dude, you should have used this in yellow.

Loud music probably would have drowned out the noise.

Well, they're basically the same, but harder. For example, Level 16 has the robots in cages, so you can't destroy them. It's hard, but fun.

AAAAGH Now it will be stuck in my head ALL DAY

Have you tried the advanced levels yet?

The question: why is there no image in this image?

Cheer up! My last ear infection only required surgery and a week long stay in the hospital!

One of my best friends is one!

Happy to help.

What about Iceland?

For the record, there are no fewer new pieces this year than most years of BIONICLE. Take note of that before you blame oil prices for a non-existant flaw in recent sets. If you want an exact or near-exact count, there are fifty-six new parts this year (unless I am missing some). Compare that to fifty-one in 2007 (not counting the nine that debuted in playsets), fifty-four in 2006 (again, not counting playset parts, of which this year had a whopping twenty-seven), forty in 2005 (plus twenty in playsets), forty-two in 2004, forty-two in 2003, forty-three in 2002, and thirty-nine in 2001. These numbers may be slightly inaccurate, but so far they demonstrate an upward trend in the number of new molds each year. So a lack of a new weapon piece on each set cannot be attributed to less new parts over the course of the year for whatever reason (Admittedly, this does not at all justify the lack of a creatively constructed weapon on some sets, such as Mutran and Vican where making a second staff rather than a sword should have been simple, but it's preposterous to attribute this to oil prices). And if it's not oil prices, I think I'm safe to say our president has no considerable impact on what goes on over in Denmark, whatever problems you attribute to him at home. However, if playsets are counted (I don't see why not), there are less pieces this year than in the past two. I'm actually hoping for less new pieces; we get so many already, and less new pieces might reduce the cost of canister sets. And what's wrong with consistently reusing an awesome piece?