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I never had a white or black one, in hindsight I guess I like colour
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I did also have a red rakhshi and Gali Nuva too
Incidentally, I thought all the toa were female until the movie came along
EDIT: Just checked, it was a Kohrak-Kal that I had
Incidentally, I thought all the toa were female until the movie came along
EDIT: Just checked, it was a Kohrak-Kal that I had
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Hm, now I'm wondering how I knew that Gali was the only female
I had all the original toa, but only a few nuva
I had all the original toa, but only a few nuva
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My family was a bit late to the bionicle party, so we only ever had nuvas. My little sister got super sexy Tahu
They thinned out Gali's face in the movie to extra girlify her
They thinned out Gali's face in the movie to extra girlify her
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Never got me hands on a Tahu Nuva, Kopaka was my favourite, and I also had Lewa and Gali, and I found a Pohatu a couple of years ago
Did you notice that in the movie, every toa got their arse kicked by Rahkshi except for Kopaka who never had any problems?
Did you notice that in the movie, every toa got their arse kicked by Rahkshi except for Kopaka who never had any problems?
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That's cos Kopaka was the Silent Badass. Ice is always the best it seems.
Ah Pohatu, the Brian Blessed of the bionicle universe, I always wanted to get him
Ah Pohatu, the Brian Blessed of the bionicle universe, I always wanted to get him
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Brian Blessed... that comparison is too perfect
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I feel I should mention that he is by far the best voice actor in the entirety of TMOL. No wonder he's as prolific as he has been.Master wrote:The fella who voiced Tahu in that film was Scott McNeil, he was also known for voicing various characters in Beast Wars, such as Rattrap, Dinobot and Waspinator.
I've also realised that I had Takanuva's set too. Why the FUCK did I give them all away? Apart from, you know, giving children the chance to play with toys instead of hoarding them away?
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I still have my collection saved around here, although I already sold 2 Metru Nui Matorans because, eh...
These will still be my favourites:
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... 5f62c2.jpg
http://s332.photobucket.com/user/Haruka ... sort=3&o=9
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... 061871.jpg
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... 37ed93.jpg
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... ce27bd.jpg
I have more of them in my collection but these that I listed are my favourites.
The movie had a lot of issues, starting with the animation and graphical treatment that could have been better and there was already better than that in that time. I also did not like some character designs. I only watched the movie in the portuguese version and the voices are ok but nothing reaaaaally outstanding. One of my biggest disappointments is the lack of action, that it was something I believe that many people were waiting for lots of combat. I find the old flash videos of the old site more entertaining. Notice also how the Toa are beaten up one by one except for Kopaka (?). I mean, I used to remember they weren't so easily beatable. Anyway, it was an ok movie, at least less confusing and better than its sequel.
These will still be my favourites:
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... 5f62c2.jpg
http://s332.photobucket.com/user/Haruka ... sort=3&o=9
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... 061871.jpg
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... 37ed93.jpg
http://i332.photobucket.com/albums/m353 ... ce27bd.jpg
I have more of them in my collection but these that I listed are my favourites.
The movie had a lot of issues, starting with the animation and graphical treatment that could have been better and there was already better than that in that time. I also did not like some character designs. I only watched the movie in the portuguese version and the voices are ok but nothing reaaaaally outstanding. One of my biggest disappointments is the lack of action, that it was something I believe that many people were waiting for lots of combat. I find the old flash videos of the old site more entertaining. Notice also how the Toa are beaten up one by one except for Kopaka (?). I mean, I used to remember they weren't so easily beatable. Anyway, it was an ok movie, at least less confusing and better than its sequel.
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Thanks for posting all those, you've got a great collection! That's a glorious Makuta.
Yeah, the action is extremely limited. Things only get somewhat interesting in the penultimate battle where the Toa actually start working together and combining powers. Additionally, the power level of the Rakhshi varies between 'unstoppable' and 'comically pathetic' depending on the needs of the plot. And the end of the movie is stupid.
Badguy was wrong about Kopaka, he does get beaten up enough that his eye-lights go out. But only once though. Then he's back to stoic and Bond one-liners.
Yeah, the action is extremely limited. Things only get somewhat interesting in the penultimate battle where the Toa actually start working together and combining powers. Additionally, the power level of the Rakhshi varies between 'unstoppable' and 'comically pathetic' depending on the needs of the plot. And the end of the movie is stupid.
Badguy was wrong about Kopaka, he does get beaten up enough that his eye-lights go out. But only once though. Then he's back to stoic and Bond one-liners.
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Aye, you are too altrooikstikq, I kept mine with the intent of passing them onto my childrettes somedayJewish Candy wrote:I've also realised that I had Takanuva's set too. Why the FUCK did I give them all away? Apart from, you know, giving children the chance to play with toys instead of hoarding them away?
No youJewish Candy wrote:Badguy was wrong
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Silly bolg, after the Singularity there will BE no more childrettes to pass on physical material to!
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Singularity? Isn't that a biotic power in Mass Effect?
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I believe Candy refers to the technological singularity, where we get beat by AI.
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Ah, that doesn't sound good, what's a multiplarity then?
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A plurality. 
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Hm, I think multiplarity sounds better
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You're entitled to your own personal preferences.
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Thanks! 
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So, anyone seen the revived Bionicle sets?

