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Makuta Matata

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  1. I'd say Sidorak because he was the one who shot it. If it hit Sidorak, then nothing would happen because Sidorak is still the one who controls the spinner's power, even though he has no control where it goes.
  2. They probably exist and just haven't been showed.
  3. I don't think so. I mean, they're still spirits...
  4. Maybe they forgot that it was possible until that point in time...
  5. Yeah, they probably got stuck there during the Great Cataclysm.
  6. There is a sun and other planets in the Solis Magna system, they were just never important enough to the story to be shown in depth.
  7. Like Hewkii. He wears a Mask of Gravity, so technically he controls Stone and Gravity.
  8. If I had to guess, I'd say the Makuta were made to balance out the universe. I mean, light creates shadows, and you need shadows for light. The two go hand in hand.
  9. A Toa has to give up their Toa Power before they can become Turaga.
  10. Well, it's possible, but it would help if we knew how these beings were named...
  11. It probably varies by species. I mean, that's how it works here on earth.
  12. What if both the Northern and Southern Continents were in the robot's chest? The Northern Continent doesn't have to be in the dead center; it could be offset, as well as the Southern Continent. Islands such as Zakaz and Xia could be further north, in the robot's lower neck. This would make a lot more sense to me.
  13. And what a quote was that. :PThat's true, but animals can play dead, and they are not intelligent. Who;s to say the EP didn't do the same?But even if an animal is playing dead, you're not going to be fooled once you take a closer look. The GBs certainly delved deeper than that in their research. However, since it's more of a material than an actual being, I suppose it could've made itself inert or something upon instinct...? Or maybe the reason that the GBs couldn't have figured out its sentience early on has to do with the physics of protodermis which we still don't know for sure. (I'm sure bonesiii will have something to say about that.)Well what if it can't feel different parts of its "body" when separated?That's an interesting theory... You mean like, if it's not touching the main pool of EP, he can't control it?
  14. Breaking that quote here.Well, I said that for the things I pointed out earlier, I never grab things out of the nothingness. If it wasn't sentient when it forced itself to the surface of the planet, how did the EP Entitiy remember it? Where did the Protodermis mention that?It was in one of the books. Someone quoted it earlier in this topic.
  15. Breaking that quote here.Well, I said that for the things I pointed out earlier, I never grab things out of the nothingness.If it wasn't sentient when it forced itself to the surface of the planet, how did the EP Entitiy remember it?
  16. And what a quote was that. That's true, but animals can play dead, and they are not intelligent. Who;s to say the EP didn't do the same? But even if an animal is playing dead, you're not going to be fooled once you take a closer look. The GBs certainly delved deeper than that in their research. However, since it's more of a material than an actual being, I suppose it could've made itself inert or something upon instinct...? Or maybe the reason that the GBs couldn't have figured out its sentience early on has to do with the physics of protodermis which we still don't know for sure. (I'm sure bonesiii will have something to say about that.) Or we can just state it wasn't intelligent at all during those tests. If you want to make things THAT simple, okay.
  17. And what a quote was that. That's true, but animals can play dead, and they are not intelligent. Who;s to say the EP didn't do the same?
  18. Sorry about that. XD That would make more sense. Another theory is that the intelligence had been developing over the years in the core and when the EP finally got to the surface of SM, it developed more rapidly then before. So it was semi-sentient when it got to the surface of the planet, but it was fully sentient by the time it left with the MU.While debeloping intelligence while isolated is possible I don't see that happening for the EP, IMO it started when it came in contact with other intelligent beings. Also the GB's did tests on the EP they woud've found out is was intelligent(or semi) during those.the first part makes sense. But I think that if it really tried, the EP could have hid it's intelligence from the GBs.
  19. Sorry about that. XD That would make more sense. Another theory is that the intelligence had been developing over the years in the core and when the EP finally got to the surface of SM, it developed more rapidly then before. So it was semi-sentient when it got to the surface of the planet, but it was fully sentient by the time it left with the MU.
  20. That's probably one of the reasons that Matau chose to go after Vakama alone. Because Matau was also having a conflict with his Hordika side, and he knew what Vakama was feeling. But rather than succumb to it like Vakama did, Matau learned to overcome it, and he wanted to help Vakama, regardless of the relationship between Vakama and Nokama.
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