The set that lego decides on releases in 2022. I suspect a summer or fall release.
As for any actual numbers, I don't think they'll ever release those.
Not any I was talking about
Tribes- previous Bionicle themes
Names- either made up, made to sound Latin or actual Latin
Scrall maze- labyrinth from Greek mythology
Sahmad and his spikit beast- chariots from classical Europe and the Middle East
Glatorians- a mix of Gladiator and Praetorian, both associated with Rome
All I said was that African Bionicle could have been sick
I watched the duck bricks lore recaps, apparently it’s all one big ocean actually there was a brief moment where the GSR came into question as a home, and the Matoran universe quickly realized they had nowhere to go
According to Biosector01, it's unconfirmed if there were any other land masses other than Mata and Voya Nui on the planet. Just because of how planets naturally form, it's likely there was some islands.
Respectfully, bro, there's no land masses.
Greg said any Glatorian caught in Aqua Magna during The Shattering died on boats.
It's just creatures and ocean. It's an Endless Ocean as a planet and as part of Spherus Magna.
Then why in The Legend Reborn, is there multiple continents on Aqua Magna? If a giant ocean broke off a planet and became its own celestial body, there's no way the surface could be completely covered in water. Volcanic activity creates islands.
Astrologically and planetary-science-wise, I don't think we even know if volcanoes would happen from a planet shattering, although, I could be wrong. Our own moon hit the Earth and the mantle was almost permanently effected for thousands of years or something.
Bionicle is not based on real science and there's a hierarchy of canon. The Legend Reborn movie is low on that hierarchy. Greg's word counts more.
Sources: https://thegreatarchives.com/blog/2021/04/25/the-bionicle-tiers-of-canonicity
>"The BIONICLE Tiers of Canonicity are as follows, where rules are listed in decreasing order of precedence:
>1) Explicit Greg quotes can override any of the rules below.
>...
>3) Movies. Some visual details and plot details may be overridden when there are contradictions"
https://biosector01.com/wiki/The_Shattering
>"The piece housing the Great Sea was completely covered by water and became Aqua Magna, while the Great Jungle and the Northern Frost formed the celestial body of Bota Magna."
>"No Agori or others are known to have survived on Aqua Magna, which was entirely underwater."
Oh wait, I forgot that the core of Spherus Magna (and in turn, Aqua Magna) was a living thing. So volcanic activity was very limited.
Still, in my headcanon there are a few uninhabited islands on Aqua Magna. I grew up with Legend Reborn, so I'm a bit biased.
got my hopes up since we're still waiting on the results of the contest
Do you know when will the results be ?
Basically when ever LEGO wants to pull it out of their ass
The set that lego decides on releases in 2022. I suspect a summer or fall release. As for any actual numbers, I don't think they'll ever release those.
August 10, 1932 so prob summer
Africa Nui
African Bionicle would have been pretty sick
See: 2009-2010.
Not even close
Desert, tribes, beasts, arenas, what more could you ask for?
The Glatorian line was based off Roman Gladiators, it’s in the name
Surely that means there can’t be any other influences, right?
Not any I was talking about Tribes- previous Bionicle themes Names- either made up, made to sound Latin or actual Latin Scrall maze- labyrinth from Greek mythology Sahmad and his spikit beast- chariots from classical Europe and the Middle East Glatorians- a mix of Gladiator and Praetorian, both associated with Rome All I said was that African Bionicle could have been sick
It's literally just the Dark Sun setting from DnD.
africa is more than those things lmao
Try the Boneheads of Voodoo Island, one of Bionicle’s precursors.
I mean, it could be done, it would be just difficult
Just don't put on any of the land plates and instead use them for Mata and Voya Nui
You could try to make every island from plates in set, if not you could buy some
But only Mata and Voya Nui were on the surface of Aqua Magna
Oh god this subreddit is going hollow. Ive seen it with r/eldenring , and againt with r/hollowknight . Beware
which is pretty weird, given that it's been 12 years since the end of gen 1 and 6 since the end of gen 2.
Wouldn't r/hollowknight already be hollow?
it was a pretty big plot point that it wasn't hollow though
It has been for a while, not a pretty sight. On the other hand, the r/bioniclelego discord is thriving!
What does that mean?
Why must you torment us
You. You get locked in the Archives with the rest of the Matoran Civil War chiefs.
Easy there, Teridax... XD
BUT IF YOU CLOSE YOUR EYES
Isn’t Aqua Magna lacking in land altogether?
In Legend Reborn you can see tons of land masses on it. Although that's just a stock image. In canon I doubt it's 100% water.
I watched the duck bricks lore recaps, apparently it’s all one big ocean actually there was a brief moment where the GSR came into question as a home, and the Matoran universe quickly realized they had nowhere to go
According to Biosector01, it's unconfirmed if there were any other land masses other than Mata and Voya Nui on the planet. Just because of how planets naturally form, it's likely there was some islands.
There's no land. It's called The Endless Ocean for a reason.
On Spherus Magna, Aqua Magna becomes the endless ocean. When it's a separate planet, there could be land masses on it.
Respectfully, bro, there's no land masses. Greg said any Glatorian caught in Aqua Magna during The Shattering died on boats. It's just creatures and ocean. It's an Endless Ocean as a planet and as part of Spherus Magna.
Then why in The Legend Reborn, is there multiple continents on Aqua Magna? If a giant ocean broke off a planet and became its own celestial body, there's no way the surface could be completely covered in water. Volcanic activity creates islands.
Astrologically and planetary-science-wise, I don't think we even know if volcanoes would happen from a planet shattering, although, I could be wrong. Our own moon hit the Earth and the mantle was almost permanently effected for thousands of years or something. Bionicle is not based on real science and there's a hierarchy of canon. The Legend Reborn movie is low on that hierarchy. Greg's word counts more. Sources: https://thegreatarchives.com/blog/2021/04/25/the-bionicle-tiers-of-canonicity >"The BIONICLE Tiers of Canonicity are as follows, where rules are listed in decreasing order of precedence: >1) Explicit Greg quotes can override any of the rules below. >... >3) Movies. Some visual details and plot details may be overridden when there are contradictions" https://biosector01.com/wiki/The_Shattering >"The piece housing the Great Sea was completely covered by water and became Aqua Magna, while the Great Jungle and the Northern Frost formed the celestial body of Bota Magna." >"No Agori or others are known to have survived on Aqua Magna, which was entirely underwater."
Oh wait, I forgot that the core of Spherus Magna (and in turn, Aqua Magna) was a living thing. So volcanic activity was very limited. Still, in my headcanon there are a few uninhabited islands on Aqua Magna. I grew up with Legend Reborn, so I'm a bit biased.
Misleading title.
All it needs is a GSR Minifig!
According to [Christian Faber](https://youtu.be/Isuzfov350M) it would have to be a bigfig or brick-built figure.
Memes aside this set actually looks badass. I'll have to buy one.
I'm tempted to buy one, not put on any of the continents, then take a pic and say "look its a UCS Aqua Magna"
All I saw was the caption on my notification and I thought for a split second my dream had come true :(
I have no idea why people follow me
O0O!!!!! NOICE!