2Tie

Bionicles no, Bonkles yes!

It's a pretty cool game for its time, though there were definitely a few problems with collision, and the game isn't too terribly clear at times on what to do; That being said it was still fun. Most of the game itself also lends itself to varying canonicity iirc, the overall story is canon and it fits in very well with the PC game, but the PC game was never released and the other canon sources disagree with it here and there.

But overall? I had fun playing it.

 

 

We've known this for a while now.

Really? This is the first I've seen it. Was there mention of this before the S@H site came up?

 

No, but the S@H thing has been there for quite a while now.

Maybe the Matoran created toys, like action figures with masks, and they made Mask Packs for the other Matoran to collect, and Makuta wants to collect them all. They need to stop him before there are no more Mask Packs, which would ruin the Matoran action figure industry.

DUN DUN DUN...

 

Wouldn't it be funny if the Matoran or Okotians played with Hero Factory action figures?    

 

Nah, they prefer Galidor figures

ohey a picture i posted a couple months ago

you can't click them, however. you need to press Tab until Won Kolhii Match is highlighted, then press space to "click" it. instant win.

no, sadly :c

TPBM hasn't recieved a bionicle set in a couple years!

It's a blue kitty! With a santa hat!

Gonna go with Brutaka. Absolutely love both the set, the character, and its combiner

This be the one. The "chestpiece" clips onto your belt/waistband and has two buttons to adjust pitch and echo, and there's another button that plays a generic evil laugh clip instead of your voice. a switch on the back changes from Off to On or Try Me. The eyes also light up!

I have the Quest for the Nest boardgame from the 2002 contest, as well as a velcro mask holder of my own; I also have a Vakama Hordika voice changer, as well as the Rahkshi shoes

CGI trailer is apparently airing now; anyone see any Vahis in it? :3

lesovikk fans represent

-i mean-

matoro died to save mata nui ;-;

as much as i absolutely love Brutaka's set, I'll have to say Kardas was just more awesome-er

Hmmm, didn't The Shadowed One combiner get released as a magazine/comic exclusive thing you could order?

All at the same time if possible, though the first I shall open - who ironically was the last of them that i built all those years ago - would be kopaka.

 

I think the Sand Tarakava beats the Piraka Kaita in terms of rarity. PK was actually sold so lots of Koreans might have it, and there's what...3 total ST prototypes made?

I think there were 5 if I remember correctly. Are the rahkshi with the shadow kraata considered rare? And I didn't know there were other prototype rahi...

 

Shadow Kraata Rahkshi would be about as rare as the Disk of Time vahki, i think. I remember having found a shadow kraata in one of my kraata packs, and being dissappointed months later when they were being given away in later rahkshi sets :c

I've got fond memories of digging through a small pile of parts trying to find the right piece, only to find that I already used it in the wrong place

I did this with the Kardas Dragon, except replace "piece" with "colour"... I was pretty much done, working on the second foot, instructions said i needed one flat 2-length beam in black. Only one of those I had left was one of the mahogany ones... whoops!

I have the same Toys R Us mask holder

Ultimate Dume mask (?)
2x Gold Vahi

2x Disk of Time

2x Trans-Orange Kraata

US Copper Huna

...and I think that's all for me

My white rhotuka from Kualus has a different code than the one in the BrickLink image for the piece, so I think they're all unique.

(mine's E5HTYH btw)

Toa: Hahli for sure.

Barraki: Definitely Takadox

Titan: If Toa Lesivikk doesn't count, i'd have to say Nocturn.

Hmmm, can't fully remember as it was three and a half years ago, but it was probably STARS Skrall.

AS MANY AS POSSIBLE MUHUHUAHAHAHAHA

I can't remember any sets I ever had built incorrectly in the long term — I usually fixed any inaccuracies as soon as I noticed them.

 

I am aware of some alterations other people made to their sets either by mistake or by choice. Sometimes people I speak to online are a bit surprised to learn that Toa Metru Matau, Whenua, Onewa, and Vakama are all supposed to be built two modules shorter than Nuju, Nokama, and Lhikan (shortening the torso one module and also attaching the Y-joint neck to the axle hole on the top of the torso beam rather than the one on the front). To be honest, I don't know whether I ever made the mistake of missing one or both of these differences between the Toa Metru.

Despite my earlier mentioned errors with the Mata, I did manage to catch those differences heh

The golden version were also included in certain part tubs in 2004; that's how I obtained a couple.
(i am also US)

Building the toa Mata, I never really paid attention to how the hand pieces were oriented on the hips in the instructions or pictures, so my Toa are of varying unofficial heights.