Roblotix27
2014-05-08 15:10 UTC–5

So Greg, how long have you been doing this job???

And do you enjoy this job???

MataNuiIsTheGr…
2014-05-08 21:34 UTC–5

My unquenchable thirst for Bionicle knowledge compells me to ask yet more questions

 

1.) Why did Mata Nui explore other planets if his purpose was just to repair Spherus Magna?

 

2.) Because the Toa Nuva completed their destiny, would their extra power (and Tahu's kraata powers) have any affect on their Turaga transformations (like a sort of extrapowered "Turaga Nuva")?

 

3.) How large would a typical Great Being be?

 

4.) Whatever happened to the third robot?

 

5.) Kinda an odd question, but does the Bionicle universe have a sort of afterlife (Red Star excluded)?

 

6.) Is the mask of life made of regular protodermis, or another material?

 

7.) How did Takua become a toa by just putting on the Avohkii?

 

8.) If Great Beings don't usually have powers, how was the cursed one able to contact Vezon in another dimension, while freezing time around him (especially since Vezon was created directly by the Great Beings or Mata Nui)?

 

9.) Was Mata Nui's "toa" body closer in makeup to Glatorian or an actual toa? 

 

And lastly,

 

10.) If the Inika's sentient masks could teach the Inika how to use their masks, then why didn't the Ignika try to teach Mata Nui had to use its powers?

CosmicStar17
2014-05-08 22:10 UTC–5

Hi Greg.

 

Did you know that this year is the 10th anniversary of the second Bionicle movie?

j22knuckles
2014-05-08 23:12 UTC–5

Ha, ha, I know you've been pounded by questions about BIONICLE already but what do you think about another action hero series based on LEGO Technic pieces for an older range of kids than Hero Factory. Everyone has got to admit that Hero Factory appeals to a much younger age group than BIONICLE ever did. So in my opinion, there's a space to be filled.

keplers
2014-05-09 01:56 UTC–5

MataNuiIsTheGreatSpirit wrote:

My unquenchable thirst for Bionicle knowledge compells me to ask yet more questions

 

1.) Why did Mata Nui explore other planets if his purpose was just to repair Spherus Magna?

 

2.) Because the Toa Nuva completed their destiny, would their extra power (and Tahu's kraata powers) have any affect on their Turaga transformations (like a sort of extrapowered "Turaga Nuva")?

 

3.) How large would a typical Great Being be?

 

4.) Whatever happened to the third robot?

 

5.) Kinda an odd question, but does the Bionicle universe have a sort of afterlife (Red Star excluded)?

 

6.) Is the mask of life made of regular protodermis, or another material?

 

7.) How did Takua become a toa by just putting on the Avohkii?

 

8.) If Great Beings don't usually have powers, how was the cursed one able to contact Vezon in another dimension, while freezing time around him (especially since Vezon was created directly by the Great Beings or Mata Nui)?

 

9.) Was Mata Nui's "toa" body closer in makeup to Glatorian or an actual toa? 

 

And lastly,

 

10.) If the Inika's sentient masks could teach the Inika how to use their masks, then why didn't the Ignika try to teach Mata Nui had to use its powers?


I could answer several of thseem but it's Ask Greg so I shan't. Joking

ScribeGT6817
2014-05-09 08:53 UTC–5

Roblotix27 wrote:

So Greg, how long have you been doing this job???

And do you enjoy this job???


1) 14 years this October

2) If I didn't, I would probably leave and go someplace else

ScribeGT6817
2014-05-09 09:00 UTC–5

  

1.) Why did Mata Nui explore other planets if his purpose was just to repair Spherus Magna?

 

2.) Because the Toa Nuva completed their destiny, would their extra power (and Tahu's kraata powers) have any affect on their Turaga transformations (like a sort of extrapowered "Turaga Nuva")?

 

3.) How large would a typical Great Being be?

 

4.) Whatever happened to the third robot?

 

5.) Kinda an odd question, but does the Bionicle universe have a sort of afterlife (Red Star excluded)?

 

6.) Is the mask of life made of regular protodermis, or another material?

 

7.) How did Takua become a toa by just putting on the Avohkii?

 

8.) If Great Beings don't usually have powers, how was the cursed one able to contact Vezon in another dimension, while freezing time around him (especially since Vezon was created directly by the Great Beings or Mata Nui)?

 

9.) Was Mata Nui's "toa" body closer in makeup to Glatorian or an actual toa? 

 

And lastly,

 

10.) If the Inika's sentient masks could teach the Inika how to use their masks, then why didn't the Ignika try to teach Mata Nui had to use its powers?


1) Because part of his mission was to observe other cultures and gain knowledge to help prevent such a disaster from happening again

2) Possibly, but there were no plans as of 2010 to turn them into Turaga

 

3) Probably about the size of a Glatorian

 

4) Unknown. Assuming it was finished, it would probably be in a GB facility somewhere on Spherus Magna. We do not know for certain that this robot would have been the same size as Mata Nui.

 

5) We don't go there, because it prompts religious debate.

 

6) Far as I know, regular protodermis

 

7) The Avohkii would have had to have a similar property to a Toa stone, namely the ability to trigger a latent power in a destined Matoran

 

8) They don't necessarily need superpowers to do that - they need tech.

 

9) Toa

 

10) It would have been too complicated to convey this in the movie.

ScribeGT6817
2014-05-09 09:02 UTC–5

CosmicStar17 wrote:

Hi Greg.

 

Did you know that this year is the 10th anniversary of the second Bionicle movie?


Yes. It's also the 10th anniversary of the best-selling BIONICLE book that I wrote.

ScribeGT6817
2014-05-09 09:05 UTC–5

j22knuckles wrote:

Ha, ha, I know you've been pounded by questions about BIONICLE already but what do you think about another action hero series based on LEGO Technic pieces for an older range of kids than Hero Factory. Everyone has got to admit that Hero Factory appeals to a much younger age group than BIONICLE ever did. So in my opinion, there's a space to be filled.


Two things:

 

1) In terms of set sales, Hero Factory actually sells to the same age range of fans in the US as BIONICLE did. The story may, at times, arguably skew younger, but buildable action figures are still a 9-11 year old thing in the US, while younger in Europe.

 

2) The second part of the answer is cannibalization. If you put out two action hero buildable action figure series at the same time, they are going to compete with each other for sales and the result will be neither one will sell well. That's something we always have to worry about. If you have two lines that are fairly similar, they will steal sales from each other.

PointlessQuest…
2014-05-09 13:29 UTC–5

Just two follow-up questions.

 

  1. You previously stated that when Teridax’s Rahkshi invaded Odina, “nothing happened to” Mimic’s companion. This means she remained imprisoned in the dungeon, correct?
  2. With the death of Teridax, has she escaped, or will she have to survive until Toa or other rescuers find her?
diglett809
2014-05-09 15:52 UTC–5

ScribeGT6817 wrote:

CosmicStar17 wrote:

Hi Greg.

 

Did you know that this year is the 10th anniversary of the second Bionicle movie?


Yes. It's also the 10th anniversary of the best-selling BIONICLE book that I wrote.


Which book is thatThinking?

Roblotix27
2014-05-09 18:47 UTC–5

Hey Greg what do you like doing better, making Bionicle comics or Ninjago comics???

fighterlord
2014-05-10 11:26 UTC–5

When Mata Nui explored other planets, might those planets have been in nearby solar systems? (Then again, I doubt Mata Nui was capable of hyperspace travel.)

coolcab1
2014-05-10 19:22 UTC–5

Hey Greg are the rumors true about hero factory ending in 2015?

CosmicStar17
2014-05-11 00:25 UTC–5

It is Bionicle Adventures 1 Mystery of Metru Nui.