Quick Q Regarding Toa Kaita

[Makuta_of_Oz]

Just to double-check, is it possible for only two Toa to fuse into a Toa Kaita?

[Eljay: Toa of Mangosteen]

It takes three to become a "Toa Kaita." Two would just be a fusion, and I'm not sure if that'd even work without use of the Staff of Fusion.: Unless you already do, you should look around BS01 for anything you may be forgetting/don't know. They have a lot of info.

Edited February 27, 2012 by Eljay: Toa of Mangosteen

[Taipu1]

I've no idea whether fusing two together is possible, but the word kaita specifically refers to a fusion of 3 beings. Bohrok Kaita was 3, Rahkshi Kaita is 3, theoretical Matoran Kaita is 3. Matoran Nui is 6, so I'd guess that 6 Toa can become Toa Nui. There's probably a word for two, but I don't know what it is.

[BioGio]

The amount of beings that enter [natural fusions--which yield Toa Kaita and others] can be any more than two, but is usually three or six.

So there are no natural, willingly-made fusions of just two.SourceFurther, a fusion having three gives the title of Kaita, and six means Nui.There could be a fusion of just two Toa, but that would be unnatural. "Prototype" was a fusion of two Toa, you'll remember.~ BioGio Edited February 27, 2012 by BioGio

[T.B.O.C]

As people have said above, Two Toa can combine in a fusion, but they are not considered a Kaita.

[bonesiii]

Makuta and Takanuva also formed a fusion of two and the word used there was a somewhat phonetic fusion of their names (I forget what it was exactly lol). In general we just use the word "fusion" to mean two.

[Dorek]

There was also Prototype, who is the forced result of the two Toa being solidified in mid-fusion (however, I don't remember what the result of the debate between that was, whether or not it was two Toa fusing or three and only two were hit with the blast). However, long story short, Kaita specifically refers to three, as does Nui to six.@Bones: "Takutanuva", lol.

[~Xemnas~]

@Dorek: Has the existence of "Toa Nui" ever been proven?

[Kaleidoscope Tekulo]

I actually think there was a Dark Hunter published in a book that was a fusion of two toa (I think the elements were fire and earth, though I think the fusion was unnatural?) Over time, I'm pretty sure he became more and more mechanical. I'm sure I have the book with me, so I'll go check...But as stated before, that is a fusion and not a Kaita. I've never head of a Toa Nui before, however. O.oEdit: Found the Dark Hunter from the book Bionicle Dark Hunters.

Prototype... One of my Dark Hunters discovered a weapon he believed would be effective against Toa. To prove it, he tracked down a Toa of Fire and a Toa of Earth and blasted them just as they were merging their forms. But instead of destroying them, the weapon fused the two Toa together permanently and drove them mad. The result, Prototype, went on a rampage and then disappeared for several centuries.

According to this, it is possible for a willing fusion between two toa to exist (if the wording is considered canon, anyway).Edit Edit: I see that Dorek actually beat me to the punch with this. XD (I'm sorry, I did read your post, but I didn't know the Dark Hunter by name, and I didn't realize it until after I'd looked it up) Well, I hope the quote helps at least. Edited February 28, 2012 by Tekulo: Toa of Gales

[Makuta_of_Oz]

From what I've heard, Toa Nui are possible, but have never come to be.Anyway I asked this question to aid in making a decision off-site, and that decision has been irreversibly made. *reports for closure*

[Ziko]

Thanks for the help, everyone. I have one correction, though: Greg said that a Toa Nui isn't possible (archive link).Topic closed at the starter's request.

Edited February 28, 2012 by Ziko