Sharpest thing from Bionicle sets?

[Lenny7092]

Hi, guys! When you have Bionicle sets, you ever considered encountered something sharp from the sets? For me, the Bohrok eyes and the Fenrakk teeth are sharp. So does the pointy spike thing in some G2 that form Umarak the Destroyer’s fingers. I lost at the Bohrok eyes and the Fenrakk teeth the sharpest.

 

What about you guys?

[Master Inika]

Once in middle school, I brought an Air Katana and a teacher thought it was an actual knife.

[xccj]

A while ago, my roommate was asking about the most painful Lego piece to step on, so I presenting the weapon and head pieces included with Makuta Krika.

 

[That Matoran with a Vahi]

The only Lego piece that's been sharp enough for me to cut myself on by mistake, and draw blood in the process, was the corner of a completely standard dark-red 2x4 brick from the Battle of Metru Nui playset. So... I guess for me, that counts?

Edited January 26, 2019 by Darth Jaller

[Master Inika]

The only Lego piece that's been sharp enough for me to cut myself on by mistake, and draw blood in the process, was the corner of a completely standard dark-red 2x4 brick from the Battle of Metru Nui playset. So... I guess for me, that counts?

 

I once drew blood attaching a regular BIONICLE ball-and-socket. It slipped and the two prongs of the socket made two tiny cuts in my finger.

[WeatherDragon]

A while ago, my roommate was asking about the most painful Lego piece to step on, so I presenting the weapon and head pieces included with Makuta Krika.

 

Precisely what I was going to say! Krika seems to be the sharpest, in my opinion. So spiny.

 

Love the design and colors though.

[Taria Pakari]

The shrapnel from a lime green socket.

[Toa of Ice - 1987]

onua mata's claws. you dont want to step on them.

• onua nuva chainsaws
• bohrok jaw teeth (white piece)
• toa nuju metru ice spikes (2004)
   

Edited January 30, 2019 by Toa of Ice - 1987

[Cheesy Mac n Cheese]

Sharpness isn’t the only problem. Expect fingertip/nail pain trying to separate many pieces, and even the instruction booklets warned you never to aim a Zamor launcher at somebody’s face.

[25K Now!]

I never got stabbed by my pieces, but those Skyblasters were wildly painful yo.

[NightOwlKOJ]

Have you ever try walking past a bunch of pieces strewn about, and 'discover' with your feet the claw piece of Onua Mata?  I would not recommend it, it is not a pleasant experience...

[Toa of Ice - 1987]

Hi, guys! When you have Bionicle sets, you ever considered encountered something sharp from the sets? For me, the Bohrok eyes and the Fenrakk teeth are sharp. So does the pointy spike thing in some G2 that form Umarak the Destroyer’s fingers. I lost at the Bohrok eyes and the Fenrakk teeth the sharpest.

 

What about you guys?

 

Almost forgot about Fenrakk. That tooth pattern made from bohrok eyes is a a surefire way to get hurt if your're not careful. I always kept mine closed.

[Pohaturon]

Well, certainly not Carapar 

 

[Toa of Ice - 1987]

Well, certainly not Carapar

 

On the contrary those viking spikes on his head are sharp but the toy would break before you can feel them on his head.

Takanuva's mask is spiky upside down, there's a reason the makuta set uses them as silver claws.

However Ehlek's head thats something i dont want to step on. Visorak head could be considered painful... Vohtarak has twin spikes on head carapace (red one)

Edited February 7, 2019 by Toa of Ice - 1987

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[The Master of Energy]

 

The only Lego piece that's been sharp enough for me to cut myself on by mistake, and draw blood in the process, was the corner of a completely standard dark-red 2x4 brick from the Battle of Metru Nui playset. So... I guess for me, that counts?

 

I once drew blood attaching a regular BIONICLE ball-and-socket. It slipped and the two prongs of the socket made two tiny cuts in my finger.

 

 

I'll go with what Master Inika says. However, the ball-and-socket pieces clicked together normally, and I pinched my finger in between them. I have also scratched myself with the yellow Rhotuka launcher gear piece (Part ID x1307).

[Lenny7092]

 

 

 

 

The only Lego piece that's been sharp enough for me to cut myself on by mistake, and draw blood in the process, was the corner of a completely standard dark-red 2x4 brick from the Battle of Metru Nui playset. So... I guess for me, that counts?

I once drew blood attaching a regular BIONICLE ball-and-socket. It slipped and the two prongs of the socket made two tiny cuts in my finger.

I'll go with what Master Inika says. However, the ball-and-socket pieces clicked together normally, and I pinched my finger in between them. I have also scratched myself with the yellow Rhotuka launcher gear piece (Part ID x1307).

Are these pieces really sharp? Ouch. If the ball and joint pieces are damaged (the lime green pieces, specifically), they can be sharp by the damaged edges.

[The Master of Energy]

 

 

 

The only Lego piece that's been sharp enough for me to cut myself on by mistake, and draw blood in the process, was the corner of a completely standard dark-red 2x4 brick from the Battle of Metru Nui playset. So... I guess for me, that counts?

I once drew blood attaching a regular BIONICLE ball-and-socket. It slipped and the two prongs of the socket made two tiny cuts in my finger.

I'll go with what Master Inika says. However, the ball-and-socket pieces clicked together normally, and I pinched my finger in between them. I have also scratched myself with the yellow Rhotuka launcher gear piece (Part ID x1307).

Are these pieces really sharp? Ouch. If the ball and joint pieces are damaged (the lime green pieces, specifically), they can be sharp by the damaged edges.

No, I checked and it was a PERFECTLY NORMAL AND UNDAMAGED PIECE. To this day, I still don't know how I hurt myself on it.

[Lenny7092]

Hi! I wonder if Strakk’s and Stronius’ helmets count. I mean, they are rough by texture and a little spiky.

[The Master of Energy]

I don't have either, so I don't know.

[Master Inika]

That's true, they are. Gresh's, too.

 

But come to think of it, Nuparu's Kadin might somehow be pointier, despite being rubber.

[Cheesy Mac n Cheese]

That's true, they are. Gresh's, too.

 

But come to think of it, Nuparu's Kadin might somehow be pointier, despite being rubber.

Glatorian helmets are thin flimsy plastic, while the Kadin is a softer but much thicker material.

[Vorahk1Panrahk2]

I don't recall a BIONICLE (or LEGO piece for that matter) ever drawing blood, but I always found the original Onua's claws to be on the "dangerous" side, particularly since they naturally rest in a 'pointy part up' position. Don't want to step or fall on those.

 

Never did get Krika but I'll have to trust the replies here that its head would also be an unpleasant piece to step on.