Toa Solaran

I would say the Exo-Toa was probably the one that took me the longest to build. At the time, the most complicated set I had built was Pohatu, and that's only because of how his torso was upside-down compared to the other Toa. The hardest, was probably my first set, Lewa. I had difficulty identifying which pieces the instructions were referring to, at times.

The 2006 Matoran were unique and individual enough to be interesting, but the actual Matoran of 2007 were pretty good as well. I wasn't so keen on the Hydruka, but the Matoran were cool.

My first set was Lewa, way back in 2001. Coming home from a trip to Africa, I saw an intriguing cylinder-like thing on a shelf in the shop in the airport. I went over to it, picked it up off the shelf, and so my collection of Bionicle sets started.

I'm going to agree with what several people have said, and say 2006. Brutaka and Kardas were the ones I particularly liked that year.

Hmm... I'm not really sure, but it certainly seems like I have more trouble finding either the Zamor Spheres or the Squid Ammo, so I'll go with those.

Well, the first set I ever owned was Lewa, so you can probably guess that the original Miru was my first Kanohi.

A difficult choice, but I'm going to go with either Lhikan's Hau or a regular Miru. The Hau because it just looks good, and the Miru because it was part of the first set I ever owned.

I'm going to agree with a lot of what has been said already. It looks fantastic, definitely very reminiscent of the old flash animations and games. It does feel like the animation is a bit slow, but that's just a bit of a nitpick. Overall, I think this is really good, and would like to see more like it in the future.

And for anyone wondering what the opening song was, I googled the lyrics and came up with "World On Fire" by Les Friction.

Hmm. I just noticed the same happening to me.Looks like I'm going to have to read up on everything again.The horror.