Shadow Destroyer

No way to know for sure at the moment, but yeah, I really hope so.

IC: Gallan "It's alright, I didn't expect you to know." The Toa of Fire replied wearily. "Him and I have a bit of a... shared history. It's difficult to explain. Been years since I've seen him." Gallan took another drink, and finished the glass, before moving onto the second portion the barkeep had brought. He raised the glass in his hand, but set it back onto the table before sipping it. He nodded towards the booth's third occupant. "Onto more recent matters: I don't believe this being and I have been formally introduced."

I actually really like the build you have on this! The legs look very sturdy, and I like the design elements of the lower torso. If you could find a way to make the upper torso a little skinnier, and perhaps bulk up the biceps a bit more, this would look even better. Very nice work for a first post however. I look forward to seeing more of your creations!

IC: Gallan Gallan brought the chair over and fell heavily into his seat. He looked up quickly as he noticed the barkeep walking over with the drink he had ordered, and he thanked the worker before paying him the credits owed. The Toa of Fire took a sip of the drink. He didn't know what it was, but it was sweet and sour and slightly frothy. He took another swig, and was happy to see that he had lucked out this time. It was delicious. He set down the cup on the table, and looked at Ezrak. "I'm looking for someone." He stated hesitantly. "I haven't seen him in a long time. A Toa by the name of Serith. You haven't seen him have you?"

IC: Gallan Gallan nodded. "It's a pleasure to meet you." He sighed quietly and scratched his forehead with his fist. "Rahkshi... it's been a while since I've seen one... much less fought one." He paused before gesturing to the red spear that was hoisted on his back. "I can fight them, mind you, and I would love to. I have my personal reasons for wanting those vile creatures eliminated, and I would love to help with your mission if you'll have me." The Toa of Fire pointed to an empty chair a few yards away. "Mind if I pull up a seat?" He asked.

I would love a head with new connection points. Having one that would allow both helmets and masks would be perfect for MOCing purposes.

IC: Gallan Gallan's eyes flickered with anger as he saw the word Rahkshi. He hated the Makuta spawn for what they had done to his team all those years ago, and he hadn't seen the name in a long time. Seeing it after this time brought back unpleasant memories, and he instantly attempted to wipe the look from his face. He turned toward the Le-Matoran expectantly, waiting to hear what she had to say.

IC: Gallan From his position, Gallan caught a glimpse of what the other Matoran had written down. "Only Enemies?" He thought. "What could that mean?" After a brief moment of reflection, he shook his head quickly. "I'm not an enemy my little friend, don't worry. Although if you'd like your privacy, I can respect that. My name is Gallan. and I just arrived here in Onu-Wahi. I'm here to help those in need of it. Heard of any disturbances that I can attend to?"

IC: Gallan As Gallan waited for his food, he glanced around the bar, taking in its occupants. It wasn't as crowded as he would've imagined it to be at this hour, but it was still a lot compared to Po-koro's gatherings. He noticed a group of Matoran sitting in a booth, and caught the Le-Matoran sitting there making a sour face, most likely at he commotion he had just caused. He also caught the other pointing at him. Knowing that his order was going to take a while, he lumbered over to the booth, and addressed its occupants. "I apologize friends. It was not my intention to interrupt your conversation." He thought for a second. "Well, I guess I am interrupting it even more at this point. So I apologize a second time." He gave them a thumbs up and laughed again.

OOC: I guess now's the perfect time for me to jump in! IC: Gallan With a loud crash, Gallan slammed open the door of the Onu-Wahi bar. He stood there for a moment before entering, his red and purple armor glinting in the dim light of the building's interior. His hulking shoulders barely fit through the narrow entrance as he walked in, and he smiled apologetically when he noticed how much of a disturbance he'd caused. "I'm sorry!" He exclaimed in a loud and booming voice. "I tend to forget the limits of my strength sometimes." He laughed heartily, and made his way up to the barkeep, who was staring at him quizzically. "I'll take your daily special," The Toa of Fire commanded. "and make it double if possible. I'm absolutely famished. You have no idea how long the trek from Po-Koro is."

IC: Serith Serith nodded his head quickly to the Vortixx's words. "Yep, nothing to see here! Us mercs aren't really in touch with our "civil" sides, as you can see. Probably better if you just moved along." OOC: This alleyway is getting so crowded.

Welcome back to the website! I just watched the first episode of Journey to One yesterday. I've got to say, I'm pretty hyped as well!

Here's another one: Bionicle/Technic creations get approved on Lego Ideas for production, and we start getting special Technic sets through that line.

IC: Serith Serith had clamped his mouth shut after noticing the Toa of Gravity wasn't listening to a word he was saying. He perked up at the sound of his own name, however, although he was still pinned against the wall of a building by the gravity wave from earlier. He grinned as he saw the Toa of Lightning convulse on the ground. "Na, this one's all yours pal."

OOC: Yeah, I know. Serith was staying over on his side. I think it was just Silo and Azureus fighting at the moment. IC: Serith Serith was surprised to see a new being materialize into existence in the center of the alleyway, just as he was thrust into a wall a second time. The new being was tall and armored, and his armor was black and purple as well. A hood covered his face, and it was difficult to make out any of his facial features. Serith had a hunch that he was working with the other Toa of Gravity, and that both of them would be able to put up a larger fight than he really wanted at the moment. The Toa of Crystal strained against the gravity's power, but it wasn't any use. Fighting back now would only guarantee injury... or worse. Instead, he decided to use a more peaceful solution. "Look, I don't know how this misunderstanding happened," Serith said, "but I have nothing to do with that Toa of Lightning. Never seen him before in my life actually! The only thing I do know is that money talks, and that usually dangerous beings such as yourselves have a knack for... talking." He grinned, and continued when there was no immediate response. "I already told you my name. The least you can do is tell me yours."

1. A movie trilogy featuring years 2006, 2007, 2008 2. A satisfying conclusion to G1 3. G2 becoming even more popular than G1, introducing things such as movies and comic book series.

IC: Serith Serith's crystal sword clattered to the ground as the surge of electricity shot up his right arm. Grunting in pain, he raised his left hand to launch a crystal shard at the Toa of Electricity, but before he could complete his attack, an unseen force pushed him away from the conflict. His breath was knocked out of him as he was thrown backwards, and he fell to his knees on the opposite side of the street. The crystal shard he had created impaled itself in the building behind him, and he heard a Matoran scream from inside the building. The Toa of Crystal groaned in pain as he felt the ground make impact with one of his knees, and he pushed himself up onto his his feet quickly. Disoriented, he somehow managed to grab his sword with his left arm from where it had been thrown next to him, and he stood to face this new attack. Serith was stunned, but not out of the fight, considering his silver armor had absorbed most of the previous attack. He looked around quickly, and once again noticed the purple Toa from before. There was a good chance that this being was a Toa of Gravity, and that he was responsible for the previous invisible attack. Judging that it had impacted both of the combatants, Serith had the feeling that he wasn't allied with the new hot-headed Toa of Lightning. "Not exactly a warm welcome!" Serith shouted with a hint of laughter. "Perhaps we've made a bit of misunderstanding. You don't happen to know who that Toa is, do you?" He pointed to the Toa of Lightning as he gripped his sword tightly. Suddenly, the mysterious purple Toa lunged forward, and stabbed the Toa of Lightning in the back.

IC: Serith Serith turned around and grinned when he noticed the newcomer's failed attack. He didn't know what this new Toa wanted, but there was a good chance that he was allied with some of the others, and that Serith had just been ambushed. The Toa of Crystal crouched down, readying his sword. "You know," Serith spoke softly, with a hint of amusement, "there's better ways to greet people than by throwing weapons at them. Here, I'll show you." Activating his Kakama, he sprang forward, slashing his crystal sword at the Vo-Toa.

IC: Serith For the first time, Serith noticed the other Toa's Matatu, the mask of Telekinesis. It was a powerful mask, and one that he had to remember to be wary of. For starters, he was happy to see that the purple being's reaction was more subdued than expected. A fight hadn't yet broke out, and everyone was still in one piece. The Toa of Crystal chuckled quietly, and stood up straight, drawing his crystal sword as he did so, but keeping his grip relaxed and his arm at his side. Although the mysterious purple Toa could most likely handle himself in a fight, Serith wasn't exactly in the mood to find out. He cleared his throat, and spoke to the being in a confident tone. "My name's Serith. I'm new to this part of town." When there was no immediate response, the Toa of Crystal grinned as he stepped forward closer and continued. "It looks like you're heading somewhere... urgent. Mind if I ask what you're doing?....And why that Vortixx over there is following you?

I really like your first suggestion. I would keep Onua's armor black, and have him be the Toa of Earth/Stone. Meanwhile, Pohatu can be the Toa of Wind, and have a tan or yellow color scheme. (This way he can blend into the desert background he is in.)

IC: Serith Serith slowed his pace as he saw the two beings turn into an alleyway. He knew something was definitely up with how suspicious this group was looking, and he strode forward confidently and turned the corner at a fast pace. He had planned to start a conversation with these two individuals, but one of his shoulder plates scraped against the wall as he turned, creating a loud screech. He stopped, and waited apprehensively to see if the two beings had noticed. TheToa of Crystal took a deep breath, and crouched down, grabbing the hilt on his back as he did so.

I don't think any of the old fans are trying to destroy the old line, exactly. None of us wants to see bionicle go away. Many of us just want to see the line's story improve, and are frustrated at how G2 has been treated so far. For example, I am personally disappointed with how it's turned out, but I'll still be buying the new sets when they come out in June.

When fans start making topics like "Let's only talk about the positives", you know the line is in trouble. (I don't want to start a massive argument with that statement, just throwing it out there.) I hope that the storytelling improves for next year, and that sales are good enough for the line to continue.

Went to my local Target last night here in the US, and they only had two Uniter Onuas, and one Uniter Kopaka. It seems like the entire Bionicle section was replaced with other various Lego sets.

Sweet! What website did you find this on?