Greg farshtey biography lifetime
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DrakeCahill13 wrote:1Also, for my fanfiction, inom need to know some things.
What happened to Mata-Nui, the GS?
Mata-Nui, the island?
The Toa Nuva?
The Turaga?
The Matoran?
Makuta?
Dark Hunters, Brotherhood of Makuta, beställning of Mata-Nui?
Toa Ignika?
The Kanohi?
Mahri Nui and Voya Nui?
12Also, what's the deal with Metru Nui? fryst vatten it beneath water? In a cave?
13Last question.
14Say a My Little Pony used to be a Toa. How could you possibly turn the Pony back into a Toa-like form? Energized Protodermis, perhaps?
Dormant inside the Kanohi Ignika.
Destroyed to make room for the Great Spirit Robot's reactivation,
The gods we saw Lewa, he was confronted with native Bota magnan Agori, with which he hasn't funnen a way to communicate.
Alive. Migrated to Spherus Magna. Probably just living there with the rest of the Matoran, ansträngande to settle down on a new world.
See 4.
All Makuta have been destroyed, except Miserix, who, just before
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Sentrakh Broke The Red Star (Theory)
Theory time.
One of the many unanswered questions from Bionicle’s original story is this: what/who broke the Red Star?
It may not be one of the most important questions, but it is one that I will explore nonetheless.
For the answer, we turn to Sentrakh. Specifically, these two parts of his backstory: (From BS01)
- “…trapped in a state between life and death by various experiments.”
- “However, the process destroyed Sentrakh’s memory…”
When this was written, it is clear that the writer just wanted to give Sentrakh a cool, mysterious background. But then, in , Greg Farshtey completely recontextualized the concept of death in the Matoran Universe, by introducing the idea that the Red Star is a repair station for dead beings.
In this new light, we must reconsider Sentrakh’s state of “trapped between life and death”. What does that mean?
Here’s my theory: during the experiments performed on him, Sentrakh died and was revived by the Red Star
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Bionicle
Toy line and associated narrative by the Lego Group
This article is about the toy line. For associated media properties, see List of Bionicle media. For other uses, see Bionicle (disambiguation).
Bionicle (stylized all caps) was a line of Legoconstruction toys marketed primarily towards 8-toyear-olds. The line was launched in , originally as a subsidiary of Lego's Technic series. Over the following decade, it became one of the company's biggest-selling properties, turning into a franchise and subsequently becoming one of the factors in saving Lego from its financial crisis of the late s. Despite a planned twenty-year tenure,[2] the theme was discontinued in , citing low sales, but was rebooted in for a further two years.
Unlike previous Lego themes, Bionicle was accompanied by an original story that was told across a multimedia spectrum, including books, comics, games, and animated films. It primarily depicts the exploits of the Toa, heroic biomechanical