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Ah, yes, but he did the same for Karzahni. I do hope that there's a Makuta set this year. It would be rather lame to not have any Makuta show up at the final battle. ~D
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I put in two new shelves above my bed today. Besides my bed being full of sawdust, it's nice. The old shelves were so small. With the year's canisters sets sharing one cube (14"x14"x14"), standing them all up was a pain. Whenever I needed a set, it would be the one in the back. So usually they stayed all in a pile. With these 100"x15"x14" shelves, I can fit all of 2006-2008 sets in there, with lots of room to spare. I've put 2007-8 on one shelf, just because that shelf is closer to the floor and they far outrank the 2006 sets. I've put the 2007 towards the left, with the Barraki being farthest from the head of the bed. Next to them, the Mahri, Dekar and Lesovikk form the good guy army. When they are rebuilt, Hyrdaxon and Maxilos will go between them. The Phantoka and Ignika, on the right, are all together right now. Vamprah is hanging from the bottom of the shelf by the Gali hooks, in an awesome flying pose! Pohatu and Ignika fall behind Chirox, with the skyboard nearby. Also, a new MOC. Ugly head, great arms, interesting body. Check it out please!
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*listens to MNOG1 soundtrack* ~D
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So I've been completing a few of my MOCs on the "To do List", with Lewa being both a suprise to me, and a big sucess. It still urks me that I have yet to come up with a proper waist or foot design that is satisfying to people. Not to metion that I need a few new shoulder designs.... I'm getting better on the legs though. I've also been thinking on posting my Spinax and Maxilos revamp, but I think I'll keep them a secret till later in the year.... On the point of long term projects, I need to finish up Draxon by next week, so I can get ER finished too for their rewards. Ballom is going to be quite the difficult piece or work, because he insists that his armor be speckled gold from the KK set. Not only that, but I have to finish my BOM Challenge entry before March. I plan on saving the bohrak for late Spring... I want it to be perfect..... As for the Bahrag, taking it down for pieces = bad idea! I've also been slowly working on the Kanohi Dragon.... don't expect him any time soon though.... February's contest should be Win from what Tuffy has been saying.... I can't wait to see what the theme is! It's also the month when I turn 15! P.S. for some reason ToM has gotten me interested in Latin!
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2008 is full of Makuta -- even the canister villains are Makuta. These masters of power have quite a lot of, well, powers. Remembering them all can be tricky, but rewarding for fun roleplaying, fan fiction writing, or even just enjoying the Bionicle story. So today the Bones Blog brings you an easy way to "decode" and memorize all the Makuta powers. Basics First, all modern Makuta have transcended normal life and death. This means they all:Exist as antidermis energy-gas inside strong Protosteel armorCan use mask powers, each has their own maskCan slowly die if armor is shattered -- gas slowly scatters so they must find another host fastAntidermis can control Matoran, etc.Don't need sleep, foodCan absorb other beings, killing them and adding to the Makuta's mass, or absorb stuff.In addition, they were all once scientists that made Rahi creatures for the whole universe so often experiment and still know how to make new creatures or mutants. They became guardians of certain zones before betraying Mata Nui, and came to learn just about all there is to know in the Matoran universe. All current Makuta are evil. Mask Powers:Makuta of Metru Nui -- ShadowsAntroz -- Corruption (decompose objects)Chirox -- Silence (make target deaf, mute)Vamprah -- Hunger (drain light, energy, positive emotions, turn Matoran into Shadow Matoran)Icarax of Karzahni -- Wears Shadows for now, normal mask unknownMutran -- SilenceSpiriah of Zakaz -- CorruptionKraata Powers:Makuta can make kraata slugs out of their substanceKraata come in 42 types, each with their own powerKraata can that infect masks and control the wearerCan put Kraata in energized protodermis to make Rahkshi armor for another Kraata to control like a vehicle with enhanced power and a staff to focus itNow, can carry Tridax Pods in their chests, with Shadow Leeches insideShadow Leeches are mutant Kraata that turn Matoran into evil Shadow Matoran42 Rahkshi Powers42 can be thought of as seven groups of six, like seven Toa teamsEach power can be roughly equated with the six elements of the Toa MataArranged counterclockwise from Ta-Wahi on Mata Nui Island, elements are: Fire-ishWater-ishSton-ishEarthishIce-ishAir-ishThe Seven Lists: Here's the powers, with the justifications for how I've arranged them. Note that of course many are a stretch, but the idea here is to aid memorization. Most Makuta-ish: Most easily identified with Makuta. Shadow and Shapeshifting are obvious, Mind Reading and Illusion were tactics Makuta used most often in the Chronicles Books, Makuta teleported the Toa to the surface after they beat him in MNOG, and Chameleon goes with Shapeshifting.Darkness -- Leads all Makuta powers; fire = leaderShapeshifting -- Water is fluid like Makuta's shapesMind Reading -- Turaga Onewa had a mind mask power Teleport -- Biggest stretch Chameleon -- Ice can be harder to spot than many thingsIllusion -- Turaga Matau had an illusion mask powerRahkshi Mata: Powers of emotion and destruction, these are the six Rahkshi Makuta sent to stop the Toa of Light from coming.Fear -- Red Rahkshi in Mask of Light storyDisintegration -- Blue Fragmentation -- Brown Hunger -- BlackAnger -- WhitePoison -- GreenKal Elements: Still not sure why Makuta have these six elements and not the main six elements themselves, but hey. Electricity -- Red Bohrok KalMagnetism -- BluePlasma -- BrownGravity -- BlackSonics -- WhiteVacuum -- GreenEnvironmental: Control over, or resistance to, what is surrounding you is what makes these powers stand out.Fire Resistance -- Fire Toa have thisWeather Control -- Water affects weather stronglyRahi Control -- Po-Koro MNOG had more visible Rahi than other KoroInsect Control -- Bugs and dirt mixIce Resistance -- Ice Toa have thisPlant Control -- Le-Wahi is full of plantsStrong Attacks: These are all destructive powers. All but molecular disruption are easily identified as "projectile" attacks of some sort.Heat Vision -- Fire's hot yoChain Lightning -- Lightning hits water = bad, reminds me of a water beamLaser Vision -- Lasers could carve rockMolecular Disruption -- Similar to rock coming apart into dirtPower Scream -- Would shatter ice, goes with white Kal of SonicsCyclone -- DuhSubtle Attacks: You are getting veeeeeery sleepy. Now you are asleeeeeeep. Now you're being infeeeeeeected.Stasis Field -- Vakama made Vahi; Tahu used it to put Kal in time-stasisConfusion -- Underwater navigation is confusingSlow -- Pohatu is slow without his mask power of speed.Sleep -- It's dark underground, like night when people sleepSilence -- Kopaka is silentAccuracy -- Projectile accuracy could be done via air currents tooPower-ups: These all affect the Makuta himself more so than a target, giving the Makuta a special ability, useful in battle but defensive rather than offensive.Limited Invulnerability -- Sorta like the Mask of ShieldingAdaptation -- Common example is developing gillsDensity Control -- Rock is denseElasticity -- Dirt can bend, as it wereQuick Healing -- Ice can be quickly shaped or refrozen, etc.Dodge -- Air Toa are acrobatic, can dodge wellNOTE: There may be more powers; for example MoMN had a "Shadow Hand" power in LoMN but it's not known if all Makuta have this power. In roleplaying and fanfictions, it's plausible to make up new powers for them. In the story, we might learn of other powers in the future. This content also available in topic form here.
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Okay, so Lego's recent sets fail. This is truthiness, and for many reasons. I will attempt to list some of them here. Proportions on any set 06 onward are so hideous that I don't keep them built for more than a minute, if I even build them at all. Limb lengths are utterly off, shoulders are much wider than they should be, torso is paper-thin. Same torso parts are reused to the point where every torso is a clone of the previous one. And I thought Lego decided not to clone sets. These sets look look to me as if a 4-year-old decided to draw people. Lego, I'm sure your designers are older than that? On the subject of the Newva, why would making them similar to their 03 forms make them sell worse? Optimus Prime gets re-issued every few months, looking almost exactly the same each time, and still, he sells. Bionicle's target age range probably doesn't remember the 03 Nuva, so that shouldn't affect sales. And the older Bionicle fans, who remember them, would, I think, be more likely to buy the sets if they resembled their 03 forms more closely. And, if selling sets that resemble sets sold in 03 would make them sell worse, how much worse do you think they'd sell if they resembled the sets from just the last year? +++++++++++++ Yes, this is similar to a few of my previous entries. But I tested the rant out IRL, and it seems to work much better this way. ~D
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One of the many reasons I like 2001 and 2 best of the Bionicle years is the sound of the names, either borrowed from or based on Maori. (Ignore the fiasco resulting from the former for the moment.) 2001 established the Pacific islander sound, and 2002 added the terminal k and silent h's that completed the general sound and appearance of the names. 2006 and 2007, however, changed this. The general phonetics remain, but now there are all manner of new consonants and consonant combinations, and the names sound far more like English than Maori. Maxilos. Spinax. Hydraxon. Carapar. Mantax. Zakaz. Zyglak. You see? Even if the name isn't specifically English-derived, it's anything but Maori. It makes perfect sense – Bionicle has changed enormously, and the tropical island feel has been completely lost, and as we're going to new places we find new styles of names. But all Matoran speak the same language, so one thing I'd like to keep constant is the orignal sound – or close to it – for Matoran names... like the Kanohi. The Mahri's Kanohi names are one thing I specifically dislike. I don't mind anglicized names for other stuff (besides Matoran themselves), but I would rather the Kanohi adhered to the original sound of Bionicle. Faxon – Kanohi Faso :: There were almost no x's at all, so that became an s, and "on" is a distinctly non-Maori ending. So it became o. Arthron – Kanohi Araho :: "Th" is another sound absent from early Bionicle (but h was very common), and three consonantal sounds in a row was something unheard of on Mata Nui. The only time there were even two consonants in a row was a diphthong like "ng" in Kongu, so those were separated, and, in th case of the second r, dropped. Tryna – Kanohi Tanau :: This I just made up because I thought the name Tryna sounded too weak for such a powerful mask as Matoro has. Tanau is a much stronger word. Y was also not to be found as a vowel early on... Zatth – Kanohi Zatahu :: Augh! Z was another almost absent sound early on, but there was at least the Krana Za, so I kept that. But a combination like "tth" is just illogical anyway, hard to figure out how to pronounce literally, and above all absolutely nothing like Maori on more than one level. Kanohi Garai :: I like this one. Simple, no consonantal diphthongs, only a vowel one, which is very common in Bionicle. I also think it has an earthy sound to it, fitting for a mask of gravity. Kanohi Volitak :: While I'm not thrilled with the name, it at least follows all the rules established in 2001 and 2... So there you have it. My thoughts on the names of the Mahri's Kanohi, since I prefer the Maori feel of 2001 to the English feel of 2007... Additionally, I'm getting my wisdom teeth out tomorrow. Aaaaugh! *tries not to panic* To those of you who have had them out already, how long does it take to heal afterward? And what about eating? *runs around in circles* ~ ToM
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Warning, minor rant ahead. The Piraka torso fails. Even the Metru torso was better. Y'know why? Depth. The Metru torso was fairly thick from front to back, giving it a much better look than the Piraka/Inika/Mahri torsos that so plague sets these days. So it seems that the Bionicle universe is full of wide-shouldered, thin-limbed, paper-torsoed apes. This fails. Lego, get some set designers with some knowledge of anatomy. And, while I'm at it, get some who know how to do functions properly. [opinion]And get better focus groups.[/opinion] ~D
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I have a confession to make. I.. like the the Bohrok. Even though they were clones. ~D
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So, my Mom takes me Grocery shopping and she saysthat Winners is close to TRU, and offers to go there. I just got my allowance and I haven't thought about it, so I went there. The Bionicle aisle is practicly full, and I manage to get to the Phantoka. All the Phantoka are there, but only two Matoran. Solek and Photok. I went with buying Kopaka and Chirox, so I'm going back later for more Matoran and Vamprah. And they're pretty darn cool.
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I believe that I have figured out the primary reason for my dislike of so many sets recently. Do you know what the concept of Lego is? ~D
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Anyone who's payed attention to Bioniclestory.com, the S & T forum or the software forum has probably noticed by now that the first chapter of Dark Mirror - the Takanuva podcast - is up. It's pretty cool, I have to admit, but there are a few things I don't like about it (which may end up sounding like everything. I can be over-critical at times). If you have not heard the biocast and do not want it spoiled, STOP READING NOW! First things first, the shadow leech. I'd like to know how it got to Metru Nui, and why it effects Takanuva's appearance (the Matoran in the Core had to be mutated) although that to me is one of the less important things. Now, the idea of him being able to control both light and shadow is cool, but why oh why would it matter which hand he uses? The light/darkness thing is to do with the character's spirit, not their body, isn't it? If he could control both but only one at once, that would be fine. If he could control both but had a lesser control over each than a Toa of any single element, that would be fine. I don't like the idea that 'this hand uses this power, this hand uses the other'. Nevertheless, the whole light+shadow thing is pretty cool. Ok. Now onto the alternate dimension. Cool idea - Tuyet and Nidhiki betray Lhikan, Tuyet becomes master of the universe, existing organisations have no choice but to fight back. I like that. What I don't like is why suddenly, the Toa decide to back this. From what I've seen, Toa are very noble beings who simply do not stand for injustice, wherever it's coming from. This certainly is true for most Toa in the story, but suddenly the Toa Mata's personalities have changed completely and they've turned evil for no other reason than another Toa decided to. Huh? That really doesn't seem in character. I can't imagine any of them following a totalitarian regime that actively oppresses Matoran, whether it's run by Toa or not. I'd have thought they'd be horrified at the thought. Also, why on earth are the Toa Mata there in the first place? Their task is to awaken Mata Nui if and when he ends up in a coma. Evidently this has not happened, so there's no purpose for them to be out of their canisters. I really dislike alternate universes that suddenly make all the characters we know both exist and be evil simply because it's 'cool'. Half the time the characters we know have no reason to exist, let alone exist in the same time, place and position they do in the 'real' universe. If the universe differs for a specific reason (like Tuyet using the Nui Stone), I would like the events that spring from that difference to be both credible and believable, please. No "oh look, these characters are evil because this character's evil!" because that's just lame and completely unrealistic, especially when the characters who have reportedly turned evil are reknowned for being unwavering heroes of justice. Oh yes, one last thing annoys me: we didn't find out Toa Tuyet's tool!!! I want to know! /End rant. I'd say that came across too critically, wouldn't you? Perhaps something to do with having just had a Critical Thinking exam and generally enjoying any opportunity for a good rant. Anyway, with any luck, the discrepencies I mentioned will be explained/cleared up and I'll be a happy bunny (wait, I'm a bunny now?). Until then, I shall be contemplating this question: If there are 6 biocasts this year, 3 at the start 3 at the end, they're the same length (same length as last year's ones) and they're being released one chapter at a time, that would mean the first ones will take 30 weeks to be over. The second ones would also take 30 weeks. But that means we're 8 weeks over the 'yearly limit', as it were. I mean, we didn't get one in the first week, so if all goes well there's another week to compensate for! I'm hoping it means we'll get a few multi-updates. That would be awesome. 3 weeks is too long a wait for something so short.
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I'm sure some of you know how I started a BOM member somewhere around a year ago. Well, I worked on him a few days ago. Before After What do y'all think? -K-
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Wow, I can't believe it's done. In my drafting class, my teacher let me work on my own project. I kinda picked a Pakari :sheepish: . Anyway, I finally finished it. I'd say I've been working on it off-and-on since October/November, but this week I got to work on it for the whole class time for maybe three-four days. I put, maybe, 3-5 hours of work on this thing. My teacher did help with a lot of thing, so some credit to him. I'm gonna post this in the Artwork forum, so go give me a post, if you want. I'll post the topic link here. Oh yeah, I used Autodesk Inventor Professional 2008. Black Pakari Front Black Pakari Isometric Black Pakari Side Draxon? Infected Pakari (Made out of cardboard? ) Onepu Onua This one's just for kicks, but it's pretty sweet IMO I think I like the ones without eyes more. -K-
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Yay! Taka's back in action with new twilight powers! Anyway, I got BotW much to my half surprise. Nothing really to comment on there, though ti has inspired me to update my content blocks finally. One thing that was mentioned was that most of my previous entires are locked - I mainly did this because I'm lazy and don't want to have to check a dozen old entries. Back to Taka, I hope to finish the preliminary Official Takanuva Topic for S&T in the next two weeks (I am still on holidays you know ), as I think it will be needed a fair bit. I'm disapointed to say nobody met my challenge to find out what word I derived "Vespidax" from, so I'm giving you a second chance. I'll give you a clue - think insects. 'went fishing today, we only caught a small Brim, but what will you do? That's all for now.
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Woot woot! I have a Toa Tuyet variant out! Her Little Page What really suprised me today was when I recieved my Brickmaster Magazine. There was a section hat made my jaw drop... a BOM building contest! I have already designed a chracter prfofile. The sweet thing is that I think I might have a chance of winning! The only bad thing is that I can't make an extremely custom MOC. I've realized that LEGO doesn't really like those entries. Also for those Naruto fans who have seen Shippuuden 42: Orochimaru vs Jinchuuriki... it was totaly off the chain! Even though I've read it before in the manga, seeing it in action was all the more better.
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A few comments on two of the three '08 sets I recently got. Vamprah: This Makuta is amazingly, on four legs, as tall as Kongu/Pohatu on their two legs. I always saw the Makuta as being highly intelligent beings, and to see one choosing to walk around on four legs is quite something. It's nice to break the mold and make a sentient non-humanoid--something which even sci-fi often doesn't do. The pieces in here are really nice, and the posing works well. The wingspan is awesomely done. Pohatu: The legs are pretty basic and expected. Neat pieces in an awesome color. I see that functions are making a return, with a function similar to Roodaka's and Keetongu's. The new pieces used for the blades are neat. I don't really like the gear box, but it's interesting. The mask isn't as bad as it looks, but I do like full-face masks. Not full-head masks we've had recently, but covering all the face. The build has improved since Kongu. See how the Hordika lower arms are flipped horizontally from how they were on Konug--now I don't know if the set designers read the review for Kongu, or if they figured it out on their own, but it's cool. The blaster is almost a head length above the head, which isn't that great. Chirox: Nothing to say here yet. You'll see more later. The Tridax Pods are really meant for dropping than launching. The Midak are awesome. Shoots real fast, real strong and real far. Keep 'em loaded though, for best shooting.
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Hm, meant to do this at the beginning of December... Well, I haven't been on the computer much for the past two weeks, and I guess today might be the best day to post this anyway: a summary of ideas introduced in 2007's sets, and why they either succeeded or failed. Might as well start with the biggest. ~ Non-clone sets. This succeeded generally to perfection with the Barraki, but only partly worked on the Mahri. With the Barraki, each one had his own unique "body" mold (that is, not a weapon or face), which served to tie the rest of his pieces together into a distinct shape. Ehlek, for example, had his spine pieces, which worked with the shape of his body to tie mostly old pieces in old colors into a single shape... rather than looking a bunch of old pieces thrown together. The Mahri did not all have this. Jaller and Kongu had their chest armor, which worked just as well as the Barraki's new molds, but the others were more iffy. Nuparu had his spike armor, which would have done the trick if the rest of his limbs hadn't been see-through and his mask the only silver part of his body. Hewkii, too, had his shoulder spikes, but the rest of him was so mish-mashed that the result was a confusing bunch of pieces and colors. Hahli's wings and Matoro's shoulder pads did the trick for them, but not quite to the extent of the Barraki. (But since they were the Inika transformed, much of their bodies still being Inika pieces worked swell.) ~ Visors. Needs little explanation, and still going strong in 2008. Going straight along with these are the Mahri's masks – masks that can be modified by adding more pieces to them. This is good so long as the mask looks good even without anything attached to it. ~ Upper-half masks. Well, mask, with Hewkii's Garai. Interesting idea, and it worked pretty well on Hewkii, since the (in my opinion) unsightly mouth of the Metru head was still covered up. ~ Multi-piece shoulders. Only Kongu had this – a chest region where the body-to-shoulder attachment was actually built from multiple pieces, not just an Inika or Piraka torso (or Vahki hips). The idea was great, but because it resulted in such atrocious proportions as Kongu had it, it looked much worse than a standard chest. ~ Rahi familiars. (A familiar is an animal companion spirit, for those who don't know.) Meaning, of course, Jaller's crab. She looked good, did not mean Jaller had to be forced together from fewer pieces (I think he's one of the best-designed Mahri, really), and boosted his piece count as well. I would absolutely love to see a full set of Toa with familiars. ~ Winged canister set. Hahli looked awesome. Antroz follows in much the same vein, but with less flexibility; Chirox and Vamprah's wings are their arms, while Kopaka's are limited to up-down rotation. Hahli's are pretty much the best in terms of posing. ~ Shoulder pads. Looked great on Kalmah, Matoro, and Lesovikk, and it wouldn't hurt to have a few more pieces that could be used as such... ~ Shortened Metru eyepiece. Great piece, but I've always hated that air tank thing on Kongu's head... That blemish aside, now all we need is the eyepiece in more colors. And some Metru heads and Hordika necks in more colors wouldn't hurt anyone, while we're at it. ~ Waist articulation. Maxilos made good use of it – it looks stunning on him, finally allowing a set to be posed to realistically shift his weight. I can't truly say on Pridak, since I don't have him, but I imagine it works better on such a set as Maxilos, whose body is stabilized by his pistons, while Pridak and other canister sets might be a bit too top-heavy. ~ Full shoulder movement. Maxilos. Love that part of him. Might be difficult to make for a canister set, but more titans with such would be truly wonderful. ~ Nocturn. He's so awesome he gets a category all to himself. Two great things about his color scheme: one, suddenly releasing a large number of pieces in a color previously only used as a secondary color (all that lime); two, adding more pieces in a color blend introduced earlier (the Takadox-blue head and spines). ~ $15 Titan. Would be nice to see more of them – we now have Mutran & Vican for such, but they pale in comparison to Nocturn. I've thought for a while that Hydraxon, Lesovikk, and Toa Ignika would all be better as $15 sets, given their about-150 piece counts... ~ Lime? Just because it was remarkably prevalent this year – Ehlek, Nocturn, Hahli, Lesovikk, and Karzahni all had it with fair prominence, so I was just thinking that it might be interesting if another bright secondary color got the spotlight at some point... (Going along with Nocturn, the titan in a secondary color.) ~ One-piece blasters. Not so good. Certainly the Cordak and Midak would require pre-assembledness, given how they work (or my understanding of how the latter works, since I don't have one), but in the case of the former I'd rather have something that I can build myself and that fires every time. (Zamor anyone?) Also, every single Cordak blaster being red clashed and stood out horribly on a lot of its wielders – Midak is far superior by being both black and, as far as I can tell, guaranteed to fire. That's all I can think of at the moment – if you can think of more ideas introduced in 2007, do mention them. Most of these worked pretty well, and some are being continued in 2008 – most noticably the non-clone sets, but through different means than either Barraki or Mahri had them. One thing we that would be really good, methinks, is a multi-piece chest that doesn't result in hugely disproportionare shoulders. And I've got to go. I got the Exo-Force Arachnoid Stalker and Tanma today (no Karzahni) – the former is an excellent set in every respect; Tanma will be getting a full review from me... And with that said, happy New Year to all! ~ ToM
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Why do 2008 sets not come out in Australia until February? It is really slack. Then again we get all the information about the Phantoka and the other sets. In 2005 I already saw that the Piraka were on Voya Nui using Zamour Launchers to enslave the matoran. But I have a question for you. Would you rather get the sets first or the information? It is a really hard choise. On one hand, you could get the sets and hardly know anything about them or on the other hand you could know everything about them and post it on BZP then have to wait ages for the sets. Really hard choise but I would rather have the sets first to be honest.What about you? x-L-x
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My little borther now likes Bionicle. And he's only 3.
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I'm broke, so I can't buy any more Phantoka. *Coughcough* Anyway, Lewa, Antroz and Pohatu are in my possesion, so if there's any pics you want just ask.
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Here's one Tohunga you probably never expected to see here, and in fact I never did either. It's Akuna, the heroine of Torn Identities III: Torn Dimensions by CrypticIdentity. And she plays no small role in the first two either, Torn Identities and Stones of Malice. (They're great epics. You should read them.) By CI's permission, she's a background Matoran in QfLD and the whole Chronicles of Ea-Nui, one of the few female Ko-Matoran on Mata Nui in the time of the Toa. And here she is! And yes, that is an ice blue Kaukau. It was a wonderful Christmas present from Alsru... He's awesome. Elsewise, I'm finally listening to Dark Passion Play – it's quite epic. Not my all-time favorite Nightwish CD, but still excellent... I'm only up to Sahara at the moment, though; I listened to clips in B&N a few weeks ago and if I recall correctly the best is yet to come. *hoards his icy Kaukau* ~ ToM
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I thought I was losing intrest in BIONICLE. Until a random spurt of fanboyishness this afternoon. Turns out I'm not losing intrest. -Canama
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My Lewa was missing a Zamor, and my mom was going for dinner with my dad near TRU, so she's taking it back and getting a new one. Hooray.
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So with the current sucsess of my Tanma revamp(Tanma) I have decided to make more MOCs outside Contests. Some of you may have heard of my little "Project Ancient", and I have thought about making two lady toa for my next installment. That's where you come in. I'm currently working on Toa Nikila and Tuyet. I have a pretty solid color scheme for Tuyet. This being Metru blue and purple. *Why did they make two purples!* Mask is set also, although I'm stuck between the Metru Ruru, and Faxon. Any thoughts? Weapom wise, I cannot recall what her weapon was. Anyone know? I'm also thinking metru armor for her... On to Nikila, and I hope I spelled that rite. So we know three things about her: . Toa of electricity . Wields a trident . Member of Lessovik's team There have been plenty of debates on what color sheme electricity should have... so I'll need some fresh input on that. Also, what to do to make that trident? What armor would best fit with her? I hope to get some great input on the two!
