What is the oddest set?

[kathy]

In my opinion, the Gadunka for the weird limbs and massive head.

[Naota Takizawa]

The Muakas and Tarakava. They have freaking legs for wheels.

[sydorack]

Yeah I'd say tarakava. At least the muaka and kane-ra have some resemblance to animals. The tarakava just make no sense at all. They rule.

[Toa Smoke Monster]

I have to go with Gadunka, just because of its massive head alone.

[T.B.O.C]

Gadunka for it's weird and interesting build.

[Irrie]

This and a boatload of other combiner models. 

Edited August 5, 2015 by The Irrational Rock

[Bonkle]

This and a boatload of other combiner models. 

I would only count a combiner as a 'set' if it was sold at retail, like Kardas or Irnakk. But yeah, that thing is weird.

[MrSciFiGuy]

Usually any conbiner model. Like honestly, the Kaita Nuva looks really weird to me

[bioniclepluslotr]

Disregarding the 2001 Rahi which were all like machines, probably Skull Skorpio. It's just really weird to look at, especially the legs.

[doodleloot]

Sometimes I feel bad for this guy

[Nescent]

Sometimes I feel bad for this guy

"What is the ____est set?"

"Good Guy"

 

To answer the OP: Gadunka was odd, but he was intentionally odd, so his big head struck me as part of his style, rather than an oddity. I think the Vahki looked very odd, especially in their secondary configuration.

Edited August 6, 2015 by Nescent

[Tuuli]

Good guy! GOOD GUUUYYYYYYEEE!

 

Anyways, I find the Bohrok Va to be some funny looking sets themselves.

[Archon~]

I don't think we should necessarily mention Good guy, or bad guy or any of those little disformities... They're their own league of weird.

 

I wanna say the Klakk. A humanoid head on a weird thing with claws? Too bizarre for me.

[silo]

The Muakas and Tarakava. They have freaking legs for wheels.

Now that would be odd

I'm gonna be unoriginal and say Klakk, Gadunka and of course Good and Bad Guys, who are on a tier of their own.

[Makaru]

At the time, Umbra was by far one of the weirdest sets (with context).

• "Umbra" the name still stands out as the only retail character to have a real [english] word as a name and have it correspond to his character.
• Boasted a baffling myriad of colours (orange, green, silver and black all competing for main)
• The first anything to be depicted with wheels (transportation usually came in the form of flying or crab legs)
• Only contained 16 pieces introduced that year out of 179. Of those, 6 make up the leg pistons and absolutely none of those in colours exclusive to that set
• Available only through Wal*Mart

In sumary, Umbra is weird.

[Guest]

All the Mata. They had ugly faces, unnatural eye colors, irrational weapons, weird chest bubble things, and awkward proportions.

[Tahu3.0]

Sometimes I feel bad for this guy

This is the one for ever alone.

[Bonkle]

All the Mata. They had ugly faces, unnatural eye colors, irrational weapons, weird chest bubble things, and awkward proportions.

*Geewunners closing in* *whispers* run for your life.

[Xan]

Irnakk with his cage had thing was pretty darn weird. 

[Xarok]

I'm gonna say Umbra. Just a really bizarre set and it felt pretty unintentional.

[Ballom Nom Nom]

Definitely Radiak, random spider-Matoran hybrid of fail.

 

~B~

[Kalija From Indian Lakes]

I can't think of any sets that weren't already listed, but the Inika "heads" and guns were always weird to me. The guns specifically because we hadn't really seen anything gun-like prior to 2006.

Probably geewunner talking but I loved bio way before the guns. It just never made sense to me.

[Guest]

 

All the Mata. They had ugly faces, unnatural eye colors, irrational weapons, weird chest bubble things, and awkward proportions.

*Geewunners closing in* *whispers* run for your life.

Oh yeah, and the Geewun Rahi. They didn't look anything like animals, just weird masses of Technic with faces and wheels.