~garnira returns~

Ninjago: It seems to have "cooled down" story wise, but in my neighborhood sets are still flying off the shelves. I guess it really depends on how well they pull off 2014. Chima: I feel like it has been a bit of a let down for most people who were optimistic about it's story (including myself). Even less encouraging, the sets seem to be in a bit of an overflow at local stores, so I don't know if lego's plans will be taken into action... Keep in mind that there was a lot of story planned for bionicle, but it was cut short. Hero factory: I haven't seen much hype about hero factory these days. The story is a bit too repetitive for anyone older than six years old, and I don't see too many new fans joining. I don't get any excitement out of buying hero factory sets anymore either because of two things. For one, they are building the same thing over and over again, and this common design requires no skill or attention to detail. And two, the characters are boring and generic and have no nostalgic value. Lastly, the heroes seem to be nearing the end of their quest. We have gotten more and more glimpses into the obvious "mystery" bad guy, and all the heroes seem to have become full rank heroes. I really can't see how they plan to keep this going for more than three years,

Lucky!

Oh wow! I just noticed that Atukam is Makuta backwards!

Nice! I like what you did with the mask!

Very nice! I have never seen a ninjago dragon head used on a bionicle moc before!

Then life will suck for the Matoran and the Agori, Makuta plus Bone Hunters and Skrall are worse than the MU. Plus, weather control is just for ordinary weather (rain, snow, etc), not super-powerful-charged-up energy storms.That is true, but it would make for some interesting story.

Sure! give credit if you can

Now, normally I am not a big fan of Legends Of Chima, but after I read Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" this idea came into my head, and I think it came out nice! Here is a link to the page: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/garnira/bionicles/ravenbanner.jpg Also, you can us it as long as you give me some credit.

Phantoka! I loved how each set had their own flying device, matoran companion, and special weapon. Also, the sets themselves were good looking and breathed life into the inika build we were all so tired of. One more thing, the sets weren't clones.

Thats wonderful! But didn't they do this for a brief period with the fire villains in early 2011?

Dallas has three AND a discovery center! I wonder why they haven't spread them out instead?

It seems like he could have. aside from him having knowledge of everything, The Makuta have weather control, chain lightning, electricity, and plasma. Also, He could have dodged the blast with dodge and teleportation powers. All in all, the reason he didn't control the storm was because Greg didn't want him to. It kind of sucks because I feel like Spherus Magna could do with some more Makuta right now.

Illusions, or minions that the toa saw as their "evil versions". Kind of the same thing as the whole illusion in Time Trap.

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That is an awesome slizer, and the froggy makes it epic!

Wow! I remember seeing these on Mocpages when I was younger! The paint is, IMO, awesome as always (especially the purple). The mocs are great, and its cool to see mocs with the older designs.

I won. 'nuff said.

The ones in the pit are dead or have regained consciousness, and are back to doing their Zyglak things. Ones that were not in the pit are either living in the remains of the MU, or have followed the matoran out, and are once again living on the outskirts of society.

I could see tuma joining, but I don't think Strakk is a villain. Maybe a sore looser, but he defended Vulcanus in the book Raid On Vulcanus.

Awesome! Thanks! Also, how about the tohunga "under construction" signs from mnog 1?

I missed 3/10.

1. 1 and 2 with a few flashes over to what is happening with the villains. 2. something like how it looks in TLR 3. Continuation of the story, but perhaps after there are at least a few large size cities on Spherus Magna. I also would not want to water down bionicle's story for the sake of entertaining 4 year olds. Besides, when I was younger, I didn't mind not fully understanding Bionicle's story! It added to the amount of imagination I used when I played, and then, when I was about 8 it was amazing being able to fully grasp it!

This. Exactly.