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User:Maxim21

2024-08-11T09:37:19Z

Maxim21:

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| Great = The Great Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.

The Great mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Noble Miru.
{{!}}-{{!}} Noble = The Noble Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.
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User:Maxim21

2024-08-11T09:37:07Z

Maxim21:

{{#tag:tabber
| Great = The Great Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.

The Great mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Noble Miru.
{!}-{{!}} Noble = The Noble Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.
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User:Maxim21

2024-08-11T09:36:32Z

Maxim21:

{{#tag:tabber
| Great = The Great Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.

The Great mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Noble Miru.
| Noble = The Noble Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.
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User:Maxim21

2024-08-11T09:34:57Z

Maxim21: Created page with "<tabber> |-|Great= The Great Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion. The Great mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Noble Miru. |-|Noble= The Noble Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing the..."

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|-|Great=
The Great Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.

The Great mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Noble Miru.
|-|Noble=
The Noble Kanohi Miru makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.
|-|Great Nuva=
The Great Kanohi Miru Nuva makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.

The Great Nuva mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Great Miru. Additionally, it allows the user to glide on air without relying on updrafts.
|-|Noble Nuva=
The Noble Kanohi Miru Nuva makes the user lighter, allowing them float and glide on air, or slow their fall before hitting the ground. However, it does not grant self-propelled flight. Being incapable of horizontal movement on its own, the user must thus rely on wind currents or other means of propulsion.

The Noble Nuva mask allows for quicker upwards or downwards movement than the Noble mask, though not at the level of the Great Miru. Additionally, it allows the user to glide on air without relying on updrafts.
|-|Kanoka=
''Levitate'' disks make a target lighter, making them float upwards.

Higher level disks make the target float faster.
|-|Power Interactions=
* In combination with the [[Garwamu]], Mask of Weight Increase, the effects of both masks cancel out.
* In combination with the [[Kakama]], Mask of Speed, flight can be achived.
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Vhisola

2021-01-20T04:46:55Z

Maxim21:

{{Character
| species = [[Matoran]]
| element = [[Water]]
| bs01 = Vhisola
}}

'''Vhisola''' is a [[Ga-Matoran]] native to [[Metru Nui]] and one of the six [[Matoran]] who knew the location of a Great Disk.

== Biography ==
=== Metru Nui ===
Vhisola was a [[Teacher#Student|Student]] of [[Nokama]] in [[Ga-Metru]], and considered her to be her best friend. She was, however, possessive of her teacher, and despised Nokama's other friends.

When Nokama was transformed into a [[Toa]], Vhisola became jealous, and planned to use her knowledge of the location of Ga-Metru's Great Disk to become more famous than her friend. Unfortunately, this attracted the attention of the [[Dark Hunters]] [[Nidhiki]] and [[Krekka]], who were searching for the Great Disks themselves. They pursued her, hoping to retrieve the Disk, but were foiled in their attempt by Toa Nokama. Vhisola then told Nokama the Great Disk's location, and shared her theory that the Disks could possibly have the power to destroy the [[Morbuzakh]]. Thanks to her research, the Toa realized that they had to destroy the King Root of the Morbuzakh and that it was likely in the [[Great Furnace]].{{BookCitation|BA1}}

Vhisola accompanied five other Matoran and the [[Toa Metru]] to the Great Furnace. When the Toa were attacked by young Morbuzakh vines, Vhisola merged with [[Nuhrii]], [[Ahkmou]], [[Ehrye]], [[Tehutti]], and [[Orkahm]] to form a [[Matoran Nui]]. As one, they held off the vines so that the Toa could go into the inner chamber and [[Battle in the Great Furnace|battle the Morbuzakh]]. The Matoran Nui subsequently diffused, and the Matoran went their separate ways.{{BookCitation|BA2}}

Some time later, by order of [[Turaga]] [[Dume]], all the Matoran of Metru Nui, including Vhisola, entered the [[Coliseum]] and were forced into [[Matoran Sphere]]s. During her time inside the sphere, Vhisola's body was reduced in size, and all her memories were erased. [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], who had impersonated Dume in this charade, later created an illusion world in which Vhisola had become Toa of Water, something that Makuta believed was the true course of destiny. In truth, he himself had been deceived in order to insure that Nokama became Toa of Water.

She was later [[Great Rescue|awakened]] on {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} when the Toa Metru sacrificed their [[Toa Power]] and became Turaga for the Matoran's sake.{{BookCitation|BA4}}

=== Mata Nui ===
In the beginning years of the Dark Time, under Nokama's direction, Vhisola helped build [[Ga-Koro]] using parts of [[Airship]]s utilized by the Toa during the Great Rescue.{{BookCitation|BW}} Vhisola lived in Ga-Koro for a millennium, facing the darkness of [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] who [[Great War|menaced the island]] with his [[Infected Kanohi|infected]] [[Rahi]]. But, after the thousand years, the [[Toa Mata]] arrived, and began to combat Teridax's infected Rahi.{{ComicCitation|C1}}

Vhisola was trapped in a sunken [[Matoran Homes#Ga-Koro|hut]] along with all the other Ga-Matoran during an infected Rahi attack on the village. She was later freed by [[Takanuva|Takua]] and witnessed [[Gali]] fighting off the [[Tarakava]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}}

Toward the end of the [[Bohrok Invasion|battles with the Bohrok]], she [[Attack on Ga-Koro|faced]] the [[Pahrak]] alongside the other Matoran in Ga-Koro, until the [[Battle in the Bohrok Nest|defeat]] of the [[Bahrag]] rendered the [[Bohrok]] harmless.{{MediaCitation|BOA|7}}

Later, following the [[Bohrok-Kal]]'s [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|defeat]], Vhisola was [[The Rebuilding|rebuilt]] into a form like the one she had had before being shrunk by the Matoran Sphere.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|3}}

=== Return to Metru Nui ===
Later, after the city of Metru Nui had been rediscovered, Vhisola helped in the construction of [[Boat]]s to transport her and the other Matoran to Metru Nui.{{BookCitation|BA1}} She also participated in work to rebuild the city, which had been damaged in the past thousand years. She temporarily stopped her work of reconstruction on order of [[Jaller]], to force the Turaga to reveal where the [[Toa Nuva]] had gone, but she eventually got back to work.{{BookCitation|BL1}}

Following the [[Great Spirit Robot]] being critically [[Battle of Bara Magna|damaged]], Vhisola and other surviving Matoran living in Metru Nui relocated to [[Spherus Magna]] to continue their lives.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Vhisola liked Nokama very much, and would become jealous if Nokama was spending time with someone else, to Nokama's chagrin. When Nokama became a Toa, this jealousy reached an intense level, prompting Vhisola to try and retrieve the Great Disk of Ga-Metru all by herself.{{BookCitation|BA1}}

Like all Ga-Matoran, Vhisola has great lung capacity, and is a very good swimmer.

=== Tools ===
Vhisola typically carried a level six freezing [[Kanoka]] with a code of 226 to be able to freeze the canals found all over Ga-Metru and cross them.

== References ==
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Thok

2021-01-20T04:45:31Z

Maxim21: Created page with "{{Character | species = Skakdi | element = Ice | bs01 = Thok }} '''Thok''' is one of the seven rogue Skakdi Dark Hunters who banded together under the name ..."

{{Character
| species = [[Skakdi]]
| element = [[Ice]]
| bs01 = Thok
}}

'''Thok''' is one of the seven rogue [[Skakdi]] [[Dark Hunters]] who banded together under the name [[Piraka]].

== Biography ==
=== Early life ===
Thok was part of [[Makuta]] [[Spiriah]]'s failed experiments 75,000 years ago on the Skakdi on the island of [[Zakaz]] in an attempt to create an army.

Later, Thok went to a [[Brotherhood of Makuta]] fortress as a thief, and found three Dark Hunters there on a mission. Thok used his [[Ice Gun]] to freeze the Hunters in an attempt to steal their weapons. He failed, however, and the Hunters captured him and brought him back to the Dark Hunter base on [[Odina]] to face the leader of the Dark Hunters, [[the Shadowed One]].

=== Dark Hunters ===
Thok was presented to the Shadowed One in a chamber, along with five other Skakdi, [[Zaktan]], [[Reidak]], [[Avak]], [[Vezok]] and [[Hakann]]. The Shadowed One eventually hired them into his organization.

Two thousand years later, Thok joined Zaktan, Reidak, Vezok, and Hakann in an attempt to overthrow the Shadowed One and take over the Dark Hunters. The five Dark Hunters gathered inside the [[Odina Fortress]], but were forced to go in circles by the Shadowed One's ability to manipulate the castle corridors, and were then informed by [[Darkness]] that the Shadowed One knew of their rebellion. The rebels were soon herded into the Shadowed One's chamber. The leader of the Dark Hunters attempted to execute Zaktan as a punishment, but Zaktan was not killed by the attack, instead transformed into trillions of [[Protodite]]s. The Shadowed One then let the Skakdi leave.

A thousand years later, the Shadowed One attempted to capture the city of [[Metru Nui]], and sent Vezok, Reidak and Avak to unleash the [[Kanohi Dragon]] upon the city, and to create the need for the Dark Hunters' protection, in exchange for permission to construct a base in the city. Their efforts were frustrated by [[Toa]] [[Lhikan]] and [[Toa Mangai|his team]]. Thok was later sent to abduct [[Turaga]] [[Dume]], ruler of Metru Nui. When Thok failed, the Shadowed One declared war on the Toa, initiating the [[Toa-Dark Hunter War]]. The war ended when [[Nidhiki]] betrayed the Toa, and the Dark Hunters were ambushed in the [[Canyon of Unending Whispers]] during their own attempt to ambush the Toa, as Lhikan had found out about Nidhiki's treachery. Lhikan allowed the Dark Hunters to leave unharmed in return for the Makoki Stone, along with the conditions that the Dark Hunters never return, and that they would take the traitor Nidhiki away with them.

Around 3,750 years later, Thok was assigned to guard a [[Makuta Fortress|Brotherhood of Makuta fortress]] that had been turned into base for the Dark Hunters. When Zaktan abandoned his post at the southern wall with Reidak at the hint of [[Roodaka]], Reidak convinced Thok into helping him with his job by threatening him. At Reidak's prompting, Thok glanced down from the wall and spotted a massive horde of {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} and other Rahi heading toward the fort. After defending the fortress briefly, Thok and Reidak, and later Zaktan, abandoned the fortress, and were the only survivors of the raid.

=== Piraka ===
Eventually, Thok and the other Skakdi abandoned the Dark Hunters, calling themselves "Piraka" after a Matoran obscenity meaning "thief and murderer". The six Piraka reached [[Mangaia]], [[Teridax]]'s lair, by boat in order to loot the place after the Makuta's supposed [[Conflict Between Takanuva and Teridax|defeat]]. The Piraka found Teridax's crushed armor, but there was nothing inside the shattered [[Protosteel]]. Reidak discovered the [[Kanohi]] [[Kraahkan]], Mask of [[Shadow]]s, from the wreck and tried to take it, but it continuously blasted him with Shadow energy until the pain caused him to throw it into the [[Silver Sea]]. Later, Hakann found the [[Spear of Fusion]] and then accidentally fired its energies upon Vezok, in reverse. As a result, Vezok was split into two beings, one physically his original self and the other a silver-armored being. The newcomer was named [[Vezon]] by Thok, as "vezon" was the [[Languages#Matoran|Matoran]] word for "double". The seven Piraka were then given knowledge of the Kanohi [[Ignika]], Mask of Life, and its location, planted by Teridax in his [[Antidermis]] form. They were then attacked by the lairs guardians, the [[Mana Ko]], and Vezon disappeared during the ensuing battle. Thok tricked the Mana Ko into blasting an escape tunnel from the lair, and the Piraka emerged and found themselves on the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island]] above. They found the island deserted and discovered six [[Toa Canister|canisters]] and used them to sail to the island of [[Voya Nui]] to steal the Kanohi Ignika.

Thok emerged from his canister upon arriving at the [[Ring of Ice]], and encountered the Matoran [[Garan]]. In accordance with their plan, Thok introduced himself as a Toa, gaining the villagers trust. The Piraka then started their search for the Kanohi Ignika. Believing the mask to be inside the volcano, [[Mount Valmai]], the Piraka ordered the Matoran to dig holes on the side of the volcano to drain the lava, while at the same time commanding the villagers to build a [[Piraka Stronghold|stronghold]] at the center of the island. Thok made small alliances with the other Piraka, in order to secure a position of being able to get the mask when it was found.

In order to suppress any potential uprising and keep their work efficient, Thok and the other Piraka used [[Zamor]] spheres filled with Antidermis and attacked the entire Matoran population of Voya Nui after they gathered them at the Matoran settlement.

The [[Toa Nuva]] arrived at the island during the night, seeking the Ignika in order to save [[Mata Nui (Being)|Mata Nui]]'s life. Reidak and Hakann attacked the Toa Nuva, while at the same time Balta managed to steal a Zamor Sphere from Vezok. Thok and Vezok pursued, as ordered by Zaktan. The pair chased Balta into a cave, where Vezok trapped him inside with a boulder after a brief search, to suffocate the Matoran. The two then joined the other four Piraka in their [[Battle Against the Piraka|battle]] with the Nuva, which the Piraka eventually won. The Nuva's masks and tools were taken by Zaktan, and then he ordered the other Piraka to throw the Nuva into the volcano. However, Mount Valmai erupted before they reached the top, and the Nuva were abandoned as the Piraka fled, allowing the Toa to escape.

Thok later was walking near the volcano with Reidak, who fell off the side of a cliff. While calculating how much he benefitted from this, Thok was suddenly struck from behind by Reidak, who had climbed back up.

Later, Thok and Avak were searching for the Kanohi in the lush [[The Green Belt|Green Belt]] of the island, despite the drought that plagued Voya Nui. There, Thok managed to convince Avak that the thriving life there was due to the Kanohi Ignika's proximity, while Zaktan had kept the Piraka focused on the volcano to distract them. Thinking that Zaktan had betrayed them, Avak confronted Zaktan in the Piraka stronghold. He caged Zaktan in a resonance field, which effectively trapped the Piraka leader. Arriving soon afterwards, Thok tried to claim leadership over the Piraka, but Hakann arrived, with [[Brutaka]] as an ally. Thok and Avak then fought Brutaka, a struggle that was interrupted when Reidak entered the room and grabbed Hakann, throwing him toward Avak. Robbed of concentration as Hakann struck him, Avak lost the concentration needed to sustain Zaktan's prison. The Toa Nuva, along with the Resistance Team, arrived in the chamber with their masks and tools restored. The other Piraka refused to fight them off, hoping they would kill Zaktan for them but Zaktan desperately promised Brutaka the Antidermis in exchange for the defeat of the attackers, and he complied. The Toa Nuva were kept in Brutaka's custody while the Matoran Resistance fighters were interrogated by the Piraka. The prior struggle fractured the Piraka's sense of teamwork, and the alliances between them were loosely maintained.

While out on the island, Thok and four of the other Piraka got into a fight, which was halted by Zaktan. He believed Vezon had found the Ignika, and sent Thok and Reidak to find him. Thok then went with Reidak to find Vezon, locating his canister in a secluded region and tracing his footprints. Before they could track his footprints very far, they were assaulted by [[Axonn]], who told them of Vezon's status as a guardian of the Ignika. Thok tried to talk his way out, but the armored titan expressed his contempt for the thieves. Brutaka, Axonn's former friend, arrived and defeated him, saving the Piraka.

The sudden appearance of six [[Spirit Star]]s alerted the Piraka to the arrival of the six [[Toa Inika]]. Thok, Reidak, and Avak were worrying about Brutaka as Zaktan's ally when they found Hakann sitting on the floor of the stronghold, after being defeated by Zaktan when he attempted to overthrow him. They initially ignored him, but Hakann persisted and told the three his plan to deprive Zaktan of his ally, Brutaka and to empower themselves. Thok and the other two listened and willingly assisted Hakann in making a Zamor containing some of Vezok's power.

Shortly after the Piraka discovered [[Nuparu]] and [[Kongu]] within their stronghold, the other Toa Inika arrived, and a [[Battle in the Piraka Stronghold|battle]] erupted between Toa and Piraka while the Resistance team searched the stronghold for the Toa Nuva. Thok fought [[Hahli]], and offered her the chance of becoming a Piraka after witnessing her fighting style. After her vehement refusal, Thok used his powers to bring rock to life and trap Hahli. [[Matoro]] stopped his blast at her and the two began to fight. Brutaka was buried in rubble by Hewkii, and when he emerged, Hakann fired the Zamor containing a portion of Vezok's power at him, betraying the others in on the plan. Thok noticed the Zamor being shot, and after knocking Matoro down he leapt at Hakann, making contact with his armor. The Zamor stole Brutaka's powers and gave them to Hakann and Thok. Thok then used his enhanced powers to bring the stronghold to life, with hands sprouting from the walls to grab the Toa and Piraka. After Hakann defeated them with his mental blasts, the two forced Brutaka to tell them about the [[777 Stairs]], which would lead to the [[Chamber of Life]], where the Ignika was located. Thok and Hakann headed for the secret location, but before they reached it, they attacked each other. Thok used his spellbinder vision to topple Hakann near the end, who ended up falling face down into the mud. In a desperate bid, Hakann used his [[Heat Vision]] to pierce through the ground. It struck a gas pocket and exploded, sending a great fireball into the air and revealing their position to the Toa and the other Piraka. The explosion also destroyed a false wall that concealed the entrance to the stairs.

Then the other Piraka, and soon the Inika, caught up with the pair and a battle erupted. At the conclusion of the battle, [[Hewkii]] fired the Zamor Sphere that Zaktan, Avak, Reidak, and Vezok made for them, at the point where Hakann and Thok's armor met, exactly when the two super-Piraka aimed their energies at the Toa and Piraka. Thok and Hakann were robbed of Brutaka's power when the Zamor struck them, while the Toa and Piraka were devastated by their blast.

The Piraka recovered first, and the six of them headed down the stairs. After turning right at a fork, for the left was blocked, they entered a [[Zone of Nightmares|chamber]] in which the trespasser's worst fears would come to life. To the Piraka, it was the legendary [[Irnakk]], a feared myth of the Skakdi. When he attacked the Piraka, Thok tried to bring the tunnel walls to life to attack, but he was struck by one of Irnakk's Zamor and his power was reversed. As a result, his own armor came to life and squeezed the breath out of his lungs. Zaktan later realized that Irnakk existed because the Piraka feared him, and to defeat him, they would have to stop fearing Irnakk. Zaktan made Irnakk fear death by threatening to bring down the tunnel upon all of them, and Irnakk disappeared, allowing the Piraka to pass through.

Later, the Piraka reached another chamber where six cylinders erupted from the ground and trapped the six Skakdi. A voice said that if one raised the stone latch that was present inside the cylinders first, only he would be allowed to proceed and the others would be destroyed. If all six raised the latch together, all of them would be allowed to pass. Despite their initial agreement to raise the latches at the same time, Reidak raised his first, but instead of being the sole survivor the ground beneath all six gave way and they fell into a pool of [[Pit Mutagen|mutagenic water]] in a vast cavern, where bars of fire blocked the way that they had came. Vezok dove into the water and found a way out, and the Piraka escaped by the underwater tunnel that led them to a vast plain of hardened magma.

The Piraka waited in the tower at the end of a [[Lava Chamber Gate|bridge]] that spanned the lava, planning to ambush the Toa. When the Toa arrived, Nuparu managed to shake most of the Piraka from their posts with an earthquake. When Kongu used a cyclone in an attempt to scatter Zaktan, it also caused the bridge to collapse. With the Toa buried, Thok and his partners headed for the Chamber of Life. Inside, the Piraka [[Battle Against Vezon|found]] Vezon riding atop the giant spider [[Rahi]] [[Fenrakk]]. Upon Vezon's suggestion that he would give them the Ignika if they killed Vezok, the Piraka attempted to do away with their teammate, but they soon realized that the Kanohi Ignika was fused to the back Vezon's head, and he was unable to part with it. Using his Spear of Fusion, Vezon fused Vezok and Reidak together. The [[Piraka Fusion|resulting fusion]] rampaged throughout the chamber, knocking out the rest of the Piraka. Vezon then separated the giant brute back into two, both unconscious.

Outside, the Toa Inika had recovered and entered the chamber, finding Vezon and his steed. After the Fenrakk was transformed into the [[Kardas Dragon]], they managed to defeat both with the Zamor that Axonn gave them, freezing them in the air. After Matoro retrieved the Ignika, Thok and the others recovered and prepared to take the mask from them. The defeated Kardas unleashed an energy blast at Matoro, causing him to drop the mask, which flew away from both Inika and Piraka. The Inika pursued the Kanohi Ignika until it plunged into the ocean that surrounded Voya Nui, into the depths of [[the Pit]]. The Piraka followed, planning to ambush the Inika after the Toa lost the mask at shore. However, Axonn was heading toward them, along with the six Matoran Resistance fighters, the freed Toa Nuva, and [[Botar]] with Brutaka slung over his shoulders. Seeing the combined forces, the Piraka decided not to attack.

=== Mutation ===
Thok and the other Piraka were mutated as a result of exposure to the Pit Mutagen that the sea water contained, turning into sea snakes with only their heads and spines. They entered [[the Cord]] that connected Voya Nui to [[Mahri Nui]], where they killed the {{p|Zyglak|Species}} that lived there. When the [[Toa Mahri]] took the Matoran of Mahri Nui up the Cord, the Piraka attacked them. However they were then defeated by Axonn, and taken for interrogation by the [[Order of Mata Nui]]. Thok and the other Piraka were kept in a water tank on [[Daxia]], the Order's base, next to [[Roodaka]] and {{p|Karzahni|Being}} until Daxia was leveled by Teridax. Thok and the others were taken by Skakdi, and put in an [[Energized Protodermis]] pool with a Zyglak, a [[Vortixx]], and a slave from [[Stelt]] to make [[Golden-Skinned Being|a new being]].

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== [[The Kingdom Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate timeline, Thok was among the survivors of Mata Nui's death and the [[Matoran Universe]]'s destruction. After ten thousand years of relative peace, a [[Panrahk]] managed to get past the light barriers and was discovered by several [[Fe-Matoran]] as they were feeding Avak and Thok.

== Abilities and Traits ==
Thok was an extremely solitary being, the presence of others irritating him, and would abandon others if forced to work with them. He was also clever and manipulative, making alliances with all of the other Piraka in order to ensure that he ended up with the mask. When the Piraka searched for the Ignika, Thok was aware of the fact the Piraka distrusted each other, and planned to use it to his advantage.

Thok's spellbinder vision power disoriented opponents, mostly to make them lose their balance. Thok also possessed the power to make inanimate objects come to life to serve him, be it walls, rocks or plants. He was immune to extreme cold but weakened when exposed to extreme heat. Thok could also use the Elemental Power of [[Ice]] in conjunction with another Skakdi.

=== Tools ===
Thok carried a dual-use [[Ice Gun]] as a weapon. On one end was the ice gun which could fire ice blasts, and on the other end was an ice peg. The tool enabled him to use his Ice powers without being forced to team with other Skakdi. Thok also carried a [[Zamor Launcher]] that Avak made for the Piraka. However, Thok lost his weapons after his mutation.

== Trivia ==
* Thok's promotional nickname is "The Drifter".

Vhisola

2021-01-20T04:42:10Z

Maxim21: Created page with "{{Character | species = Matoran | element = Water | bs01 = Vhisola }} '''Vhisola''' is a Ga-Matoran native to Metru Nui and one of the six Matoran who kne..."

{{Character
| species = [[Matoran]]
| element = [[Water]]
| bs01 = Vhisola
}}

'''Vhisola''' is a [[Ga-Matoran]] native to [[Metru Nui]] and one of the six [[Matoran]] who knew the location of a Great Disk.

== Biography ==
=== Metru Nui ===
Vhisola was a [[Teacher#Student|Student]] of [[Nokama]] in [[Ga-Metru]], and considered her to be her best friend. She was, however, possessive of her teacher, and despised Nokama's other friends.

When Nokama was transformed into a [[Toa]], Vhisola became jealous, and planned to use her knowledge of the location of Ga-Metru's Great Disk to become more famous than her friend. Unfortunately, this attracted the attention of the [[Dark Hunters]] [[Nidhiki]] and [[Krekka]], who were searching for the Great Disks themselves. They pursued her, hoping to retrieve the Disk, but were foiled in their attempt by Toa Nokama. Vhisola then told Nokama the Great Disk's location, and shared her theory that the Disks could possibly have the power to destroy the [[Morbuzakh]]. Thanks to her research, the Toa realized that they had to destroy the King Root of the Morbuzakh and that it was likely in the [[Great Furnace]].{{BookCitation|BA1}}

Vhisola accompanied five other Matoran and the [[Toa Metru]] to the Great Furnace. When the Toa were attacked by young Morbuzakh vines, Vhisola merged with [[Nuhrii]], [[Ahkmou]], [[Ehrye]], [[Tehutti]], and [[Orkahm]] to form a [[Matoran Nui]]. As one, they held off the vines so that the Toa could go into the inner chamber and [[Battle in the Great Furnace|battle the Morbuzakh]]. The Matoran Nui subsequently diffused, and the Matoran went their separate ways.{{BookCitation|BA2}}

Some time later, by order of [[Turaga]] [[Dume]], all the Matoran of Metru Nui, including Vhisola, entered the [[Coliseum]] and were forced into [[Matoran Sphere]]s. During her time inside the sphere, Vhisola's body was reduced in size, and all her memories were erased. [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], who had impersonated Dume in this charade, later created an illusion world in which Vhisola had become Toa of Water, something that Makuta believed was the true course of destiny. In truth, he himself had been deceived in order to insure that Nokama became Toa of Water.

She was later [[Great Rescue|awakened]] on {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} when the Toa Metru sacrificed their [[Toa Power]] and became Turaga for the Matoran's sake.{{BookCitation|BA4}}

=== Mata Nui ===
In the beginning years of the Dark Time, under Nokama's direction, Vhisola helped build [[Ga-Koro]] using parts of [[Airship]]s utilized by the Toa during the Great Rescue.{{BookCitation|BW}} Vhisola lived in Ga-Koro for a millennium, facing the darkness of [[Makuta (Species)|Makuta]] [[Teridax]] who [[Great War|menaced the island]] with his [[Infected Kanohi|infected]] [[Rahi]]. But, after the thousand years, the [[Toa Mata]] arrived, and began to combat Teridax's infected Rahi.{{ComicCitation|C1}}

Vhisola was trapped in a sunken [[Matoran Homes#Ga-Koro|hut]] along with all the other Ga-Matoran during an infected Rahi attack on the village. She was later freed by [[Takanuva|Takua]] and witnessed [[Gali]] fighting off the [[Tarakava]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}}

Toward the end of the [[Bohrok Invasion|battles with the Bohrok]], she [[Attack on Ga-Koro|faced]] the [[Pahrak]] alongside the other Matoran in Ga-Koro, until the [[Battle in the Bohrok Nest|defeat]] of the [[Bahrag]] rendered the [[Bohrok]] harmless.{{MediaCitation|BOA|7}}

Later, following the [[Bohrok-Kal]]'s [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|defeat]], Vhisola was [[The Rebuilding|rebuilt]] into a form like the one she had had before being shrunk by the Matoran Sphere.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|3}}

=== Return to Metru Nui ===
Later, after the city of Metru Nui had been rediscovered, Vhisola helped in the construction of [[Boat]]s to transport her and the other Matoran to Metru Nui.{{BookCitation|BA1}} She also participated in work to rebuild the city, which had been damaged in the past thousand years. She temporarily stopped her work of reconstruction on order of [[Jaller]], to force the Turaga to reveal where the [[Toa Nuva]] had gone, but she eventually got back to work.{{BookCitation|BL1}}

Following the [[Great Spirit Robot]] being critically [[Battle of Bara Magna|damaged]], Vhisola and other surviving Matoran living in Metru Nui relocated to [[Spherus Magna]] to continue their lives.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Vhisola liked Nokama very much, and would become jealous if Nokama was spending time with someone else, to Nokama's chagrin. When Nokama became a Toa, this jealousy reached an intense level, prompting Vhisola to try and retrieve the Great Disk of Ga-Metru all by herself.{{BookCitation|BA1}}

Like all Ga-Matoran, Vhisola has great lung capacity, and is a very good swimmer.

=== Tools ===
Vhisola typically carried a level six freezing [[Kanoka]] with a code of 226 to be able to freeze the canals found all over Ga-Metru and cross them.

== References ==
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Nokama

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| element = [[Water]]
| bs01 = Nokama
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'''Nokama''' was a [[Ga-Matoran]] [[teacher]], the Toa Metru of [[Water]], and briefly the [[Toa Hordika]] of Water. She later became one of the [[Turaga]] of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} along with the other Toa Metru, and was one of the Turaga of Metru Nui before [[Teridax]]'s reign began.

== Biography ==
=== [[Matoran]] ===
As a Matoran, Nokama worked as a teacher in the [[Ga-Metru Schools]]. On one occasion, she was playing near a [[Protodermis Canals|Protodermis Canal]] and accidentally slipped and fell in it. The current carried the frightened and drowning Nokama all the way to [[Ko-Metru]] before her friends were able to rescue her. During her career, she received the prestigious awards of Exemplary Teacher and Innovative [[Protodermis]] Purification. After [[Macku]], one of Nokama's students, discovered [[Dermis Turtle]]s and their population exploded, [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] considered banning the [[Rahi]] completely from the city. It was Nokama and Macku who convinced him otherwise.

Weeks before the Great Cataclysm, [[Toa]] [[Lhikan]], following the [[Mata Nui (Being)|Great Spirit's]] will, gave Nokama a [[Toa Stone]] and a map during one of her classes. Following the directions of the map, Nokama took the stone to the [[Great Temple]], where she met five other Matoran: [[Vakama]], [[Matau]], [[Nuju]], [[Onewa]], and [[Whenua]], who had also been given Toa Stones by Lhikan. Placing their Toa Stones in their respective slots in the [[Suva]], the Matoran were coated with Lhikan's [[Toa Power|energy]], which transformed them into Toa.

=== Toa Metru ===
Nokama alone supported Vakama in his claim of a vision involving the powerful [[Great Disks]] and a quest to find them. This set a precedent that continued throughout the time of the Toa Metru; when Vakama made seemingly outlandish statements, Nokama would support him and insist that the others follow his lead. Gathering their individual weapons from the Great Temple, Nokama remembered a carving in the sanctuary that related to the locations of the Great Disks. The team agreed to split up and find the six Matoran who knew those locations. Upon hearing Vakama mention that one of Nokama's former students, [[Vhisola]], knew the location of a Great Disk, Nokama departed to seek her out.

After an inconclusive search of Vhisola's home and a narrow escape from [[Vahki]] [[Bordakh]], Nokama paid a visit to Vhisola's school laboratory, only to find it ransacked. A Ga-Matoran worker's report that a [[Nidhiki|four-legged creature]] was responsible for the damage only worried Nokama further, as Vakama had described seeing none other than a four-legged creature in his vision. Worried, Nokama returned to Vhisola's home and used her elemental power for the first time, firing a shot of [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to knock off an ornament on a house down the street and distracting the Vahki surrounding the house. A more thorough search of the house revealed a tablet depicting a powerful disk next to the Great Temple. As she raced to the temple, Nokama found a crowd of Matoran gathered around a tall building with Vhisola on its roof. Using the water canals to vault herself up, she steadied herself and Vhisola, saving the Matoran. Even after this adventure, Vhisola still had to be persuaded to help the Toa retrieve the Great Disk.

Returning to the Great Temple with Vhisola, Nokama regrouped with the Toa Metru, who had gathered the other five Matoran who knew the locations of the Great Disks. As each Toa related their dangerous search and experiences, they deduced that one of the six Matoran had betrayed the others to find the Great Disks themselves; all evidence led to Ahkmou. After the six decided to split into three teams while searching for the disks, Nokama, Matau, Vhisola and Orkahm searched near the Temple to gather one of the disks hidden below the waters. Nidhiki sprung a trap, nearly drowning Matau in a canal, but Nokama was able to save him. She alone dove into the sea beneath the Great Temple to retrieve the legendary Disk, where she found it wedged between two teeth of the [[Dweller in the Deep]]. As Nokama returned to the surface, she observed that her companions were being threatened by Vahki; through a well-timed feint, she directed her Rahi pursuer at the Vahki, and they began to battle, allowing the Toa and Matoran to escape. Nokama accompanied Matau, Orkahm, and Vhisola to Le-Metru, where Orkahm revealed the location of the Great Disk: trapped inside a [[Chutes#Force Spheres|force sphere]] in the transport chutes. She watched as Matau dove into [[the Notch]] and retrieved the Disk.

Later on, the six Toa and Matoran reunited, discussing how the Great Disks could defeat the [[Morbuzakh]] plant. With the hiding place of the Morbuzakh's king root revealed to be in the [[Great Furnace]] at [[Ta-Metru]], Nokama declared Vakama to be their leader in the ensuing battle.

Traveling into the Great Furnace, the Toa were attacked by peculiar pellets, which Nokama realized were Morbuzakh seeds. With the aid of Nuju, she freed the others, who had been trapped in vines. Within the Great Furnace, [[Battle in the Great Furnace|they encountered]] the Morbuzakh King. Nokama drained her elemental powers keeping her team cool from the intense flames. In the ensuing battle, she initiated the plan to work together before they became victorious over the Morbuzakh.

Before they could travel to the [[Coliseum]] to be hailed as Toa, the Toa Metru first had to travel to [[Onu-Metru]] to seal a crack in the seawall protecting the [[Archives]]. They soon found themselves [[Battle in the Archives|under attack]] by the shape-shifting Rahi, [[Krahka]]. The Krahka could mimic not only their appearance, but their [[Elemental Powers]] as well. She captured all of the Toa except for Nokama, who defeated three [[Rahkshi]] on her own and was later able to relocate the other Toa Metru. When confronted by all six Toa Metru, Krahka was defeated and fled.

After the confrontation with Krahka, the Toa traveled to the Coliseum, where they were accused by Turaga Dume (really [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] in disguise) of causing the disappearance of Toa Lhikan. Nuju, Onewa, and Whenua were quickly captured, before Matau, Nokama, and Vakama were able to escape. The three fled to Ga-Metru, where they were attacked by Vahki Bordakh. Nokama was struck by a stun blast from a Bordakh's [[Staff of Loyalty]] and attacked Vakama, pushing him off a skyscraper. Vakama discovered that his [[Disk Launcher]] could be used as a jet-pack at that moment, and was able to fly to safety. Nokama, still influenced by the Bordakh's staff, tried to attack Matau, but was knocked over the edge of the building. She was saved by Vakama, and the fall's shock caused the staff's effect to wear off. The Toa escaped to Ta-Metru inside an [[Airship]]. After another battle with Vahki [[Nuurakh]] and the [[Dark Hunters]] Nidhiki and [[Krekka]], the three Toa came to blows with the [[Tahtorak]], a massive Rahi that had been awakened during their earlier fight with Krahka. They defeated it by using weakening disks on the ground beneath it, and the Tahtorak plummeted into the depths of Metru Nui.

Afterwards, the trio journeyed to [[Po-Metru]], where Nokama discovered her [[Kanohi]] mask power of [[Rau|Translation]] when she was able to communicate with a herd of [[Kikanalo]]. Nokama enlisted the aid of the Kikanalo in locating Toa Lhikan, and the Kikanalo led them to the [[Canyon of Unending Whispers]]. With the aid of the chief Kikanalo, Nokama defeated many Vahki [[Zadakh]] guarding the prison. She, Vakama, and Matau then entered the tunnels leading to the [[Prison of the Dark Hunters]], where they met up with the other Toa Metru, who had escaped with the newly transformed Turaga Lhikan. The Toa discovered a [[Matoran Sphere]] with Turaga Dume trapped inside, and realized that the current Turaga was an impostor. After a three-way battle with Vahki [[Rorzakh]] and the vicious [[Lohrak]], the Toa Metru escaped on an old [[The Lhikan (I and II)|Vahki Transport]] and hurried to the Coliseum. However, they were too late to rescue the Matoran of Metru Nui, who were trapped in Matoran Spheres. "Turaga Dume" revealed himself as Teridax shortly before [[Mata Nui (Being)|Mata Nui]] fell asleep and the [[Great Cataclysm]] struck. While Teridax transformed, the Toa loaded several Matoran Spheres onto their transport and fled the city, heading for the [[Great Barrier]]. Teridax [[Battle at the Great Barrier|attacked]], attempting to crush their vessel with pillars of protodermis, and scattered several of the Matoran Spheres into the [[Silver Sea]]. While Vakama and Lhikan took on Teridax, Nokama and the other Toa Metru retrieved the Matoran. They then joined Vakama and imprisoned Teridax in a [[Toa Seal]], before leaving to find a new home for the Matoran.

Journeying through the barrier on the floating vessel, which they christened "The Lhikan", after the late Turaga, the Toa fought against stranded Nuurakh and safely crossed over boiling water. Concerned about the six Matoran Spheres holding the ship afloat and the damage that the recent struggles might have caused them, Nokama dove underwater to inspect them. Seeing the pods secure, the Toa of Water ventured ahead to scout for further danger. Some time later, Nuju also breached the cave's river, after Nokama's absence began to worry him. "The Lhikan" was then pulled away from the two Toa by a whirlpool. As Nokama returned, she found Nuju being drowned by live seaweed and rescued him. They both safely swam back to the ship which the other Toa had managed to save from the hazard.

Continuing onward, the Toa were attacked by multiple [[Kralhi]], who captured them and "The Lhikan". The Toa learned they were being held captive by [[Mavrah]], an [[Onu-Matoran]] and former friend of Whenua's, who had disappeared from Metru Nui with [[First Rahi|prehistoric Rahi]] after a [[Underwater Rahi Study|study project]] about them had failed. Though the Toa attempted to explain to Mavrah that Metru Nui was ruined and that he had no reason to be their enemy, Mavrah denounced their story as a lie, and a conflict ensued. After fighting against the Kralhi, wandering Vahki [[Vorzakh]], and ancient Rahi, the Toa were able to escape aboard their ship. During the resulting battle, Mavrah was accidentally killed by the Rahi, and a Matoran Sphere, containing Ahkmou, was lost at sea. After destroying the passage leading into the tunnel, Nokama carved an image of the Toa Metru on the cave's wall as a symbol of their triumph. The team subsequently reached the surface of [[Aqua Magna]] and discovered the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island of Mata Nui]].

Nokama decided that the next Ga-Matoran settlement would be established on the very spot where the Toa Metru first set foot on the shore. While exploring the island, Vakama announced to his team that he had beheld another premonition, involving the creation of more Toa stones. Nokama, along with her brothers (the latter whom were wary of the idea) followed Vakama's example and housed a portion of their powers within six stones. After these Toa stones were hidden on the island for future Matoran, a new path to Metru Nui was discovered by Onewa, and the Toa Metru began the return journey to their city.

On the long trek through the [[Maze of Shadows (Location)|labyrinths]] beneath the island, the Toa Metru were abruptly attacked by the monster called [[Rahi Nui]]. During the encounter, in which the team barely emerged victorious, Nokama was severely wounded and poisoned by the Rahi Nui's stinger. The Toa hoped to find a cure in Metru Nui, but as she neared death, the option became impractical. The Toa Metru encountered and communicated with the roots of the plant {{p|Karzahni|Plant}}, which had been a prototype for the Morbuzakh. The plant made a deal with them: it would heal Nokama only if they in turn retrieved some [[Energized Protodermis]] for the Karzahni. The Toa concluded they had little choice but to agree, and after the Karzahni supplied Nokama with a temporary antidote, the Toa set out through the tunnels to steal a sample of the substance in a small vial. The Toa Metru ultimately found a pool of Energized Protodermis, but before they could claim the prize, the Energized Protodermis took physical form and refused to allow them to claim its substance. The Toa battled the Energized Protodermis and its mutated guardians, and thanks to a clever tactic by Vakama, tricked the Energized Protodermis into bringing down the pillars holding up the chamber. The Toa obtained their sample, and the rest of the pool was buried in the rubble. The Karzahni fully healed Nokama in exchange for the Energized Protodermis, but exposure to the liquid destroyed the plant.

Upon finally returning to Metru Nui, the Toa Metru found the city covered in the webbing of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} horde, which had occupied the city. The Visorak had hunted the many Rahi which ran free in the ruined city and stowed the remaining Matoran spheres in the Coliseum, from which [[Sidorak]] ruled the city. Having seen the city's new horrors such as mutant Rahi, malfunctioning Vahki, and wild [[Rahkshi]], the Toa Metru decided to travel through the Archives to reach the sleeping Matoran. Encountering an injured [[Ash Bear]] in the archives, Nokama encouraged the Toa to perform an experiment, using a minute portion of their Toa power to heal it. They continued through the Archives, but upon exiting, they were paralyzed by the Rhotuka of several [[Keelerak]] and captured.

=== Toa Hordika ===
After the ambush, the Visorak carried Nokama and her allies to the Coliseum. The Toa were strung up in cocoons and injected with the [[Hordika Venom]] of the Visorak. Thus, they were mutated into Toa Hordika - half-Toa, half-Rahi monsters. After their mutation, the cords suspending their cocoon prisons were clipped, and the Toa plummeted to certaindeath, but were caught at the last moment by the [[Rahaga]]. The Rahaga brought the Toa to Ga-Metru and explained to them that if the venom was not neutralized, they would remain Toa Hordika forever after. The Rahaga also related to them the legends of [[Keetongu]], a mythical Rahi that could reverse the poison and make them Toa Metru once more. The Toa Hordika, however, decided their first priority was to rescue the sleeping Matoran rather than to search for Keetongu.

Not long after their transformation, Vakama summoned the Toa Hordika to Po-Metru to seek out Turaga Dume. As they traveled underground, Nokama was the first to notice that Keelerak had pursued them. Trapped on three sides by Visorak, Onewa caused the bridge to crumble and they nearly tumbled into lava beneath, only to escape the Visorak trap. They eventually found Dume's sphere, but realized his pod had malfunctioned and the Turaga had escaped. After making this discovery, they returned to the surface of Metru Nui.

While the Toa Hordika were searching for Airship materials, Nokama and Gaaki travelled to the Great Temple. Nokama, who was formerly the most peaceful of the Toa, now found it hard to control her Rahi side, finding her new closeness to the natural world thrilling and the warnings of Rahaga [[Gaaki]] counterproductive to her goals. She became concerned for the welfare of some aquatic Rahi such as the [[Razor Whale]]s, many of which had been captured or killed by Visorak [[Boggarak]]. As they travelled, Nokama entertained the idea of letting her animalistic instincts take control, but Gaaki sharply condemned this, causing Nokama to grow suspicious of her travelling companion.

Inside the Great Temple, Nokama and Gaaki began a search for Kanohi to bring to the island above. Upon opening the chamber where the masks were stored, Nokama found a [[Gate Guardian]] defending it. Finding the creature unwilling to move aside, she knelt to reason with it and fell victim to the attack of its true body, much larger than the image she saw and invisible to both Nokama and Gaaki.

Losing more control with each blow the Rahi inflicted, she struck out with brutish physical assaults until Gaaki discovered the Rahi's true form. The Rahaga urgently instructed Nokama to use the water Rhotuka she had gained from her mutation, and upon doing so, the Toa Hordika saw the creature's outline in the ensuing rainstorm. Striking its leg, she toppled it and leapt upon it viciously, shouting at the creature until Gaaki gently urged her to suppress her inner Hordika. She and Gaaki proceeded into the chamber, but were surprised to find the names of Vhisola and the other finders of the Great Disks etched above the mask compartments, having been secretly uncovered by the Rahi Krahka during the battle as part of a plot to demoralize the Toa.

The two eventually rejoined Vakama and his companion, Rahaga [[Norik]], and together they continued towards Ta-Metru, where they caught up with Onewa, Nuju, Krahka (who had changed her mind and now opposed the Visorak), and the Rahaga [[Pouks]] and [[Kualus]] atop the massive Tahtorak. Together they went to [[Le-Metru]], and the four Toa Hordika forced their way into a hangar where Matau and Rahaga [[Iruini]] were trapped by advancing Visorak.

Climbing to the safety of the Tahtorak's back once more, the Toa Hordika were informed by Gaaki that the [[Zivon]] had just emerged from a portal to devour Whenua and his Rahaga companion, [[Bomonga]]. They quickly developed a plan for four of them to position themselves on several rooftops for a [[Battle for the Tower of Toa|strike]] on the massive, otherworldly Rahi, with Krahka above and Onewa below. Once in position, the four Toa Hordika signaled one another with flashes from their tools, and Onewa fired his stone spinners at the ground, creating ruptures in the earth and toppling several buildings onto the Visorak. Vakama distracted the Zivon with a fire spinner, allowing Whenua and Bomonga to break free as the other Toa Hordika assembled on the ground to continue the battle.

After Krahka and Tahtorak took on the Zivon, and all three Rahi were banished by a [[Kahgarak]] to the [[Field of Shadows]], the battle ended and the Toa Hordika entered [[Tower of Toa|the command tower]], burying Visorak corpses and expelling any Visorak still living. After a day of cleaning the tower, Iruini suggested that the Toa claim it, and the Toa did so, repairing the tower and rebuilding the gateway in the shape of a Kanohi [[Kiril]], at Nokama's suggestion. Charging the tower with elemental power as instructed by the Rahaga, the Toa Hordika assembled inside and shared the information Krahka had revealed to them about their origins as Toa Metru, chosen individually by Teridax.

Shortly after the airships were completed, the Rahaga told the Toa Hordika of the [[Makoki Stone]]s and the Kanohi [[Avohkii]]. While hunting for his stone, Whenua accidentally triggered a flood. Nokama saved him from the rushing waves and went to Ga-Metru to find her own Makoki Stone, as Whenua suggested. She found it at the bottom of the sea and, upon surfacing, was attacked by Visorak. She knocked the majority into the water, but was herded by the remainder into a web. Nokama was rescued by Nuju, who tore the web with a Rhotuka and defeated the Visorak. Nokama told Nuju to find his stone in a Knowledge Tower. After all the stones were retrieved, the Toa met at the Great Temple and found the Mask of Light using the stones. They then escaped from the attacking Visorak, and left just before the room exploded.

Nokama and Gaaki were travelling off the coast of Ga-Metru when Nokama was seized with excitement about her new closeness with the sea. She began to jump out of the water, compromising their secrecy despite Gaaki's repeated warnings. A group of Boggarak lined the coast, one striking Gaaki with a paralyzing Rhotuka. Nokama became frantic and charged a water Rhotuka, firing it into the sky and unleashing a massive lightning storm. The Visorak fled, but Nokama saw and bemoaned the devastation her power had unleashed. Gaaki explained how much more difficult it would be to keep her power in check as a Toa Hordika, and Nokama took Gaaki in one arm and continued the journey.

Nokama and Matau were later deployed by Vakama at Onewa's suggestion to scout out the Coliseum. After escaping several Visorak traps, Matau and Nokama hid under a Visorak Battle Ram, they were carried into a Visorak-controlled guard tower. Unfortunately, they arrived as Roodaka was learning that Nuju, Whenua, Kualus, and Bomonga had escaped capture in the Archives. In her rage, she noticed a flaw in the ram and ordered it be destroyed. As the ram was about to be thrown into the furnace, Matau summoned a cyclone that vaulted the ram out of danger and crashing it near the other Toa Hordika who had been looking for them. They then started planning their final attack on the Coliseum.

Some time later, Vakama left his fellow Toa Hordika in frustration. The Toa Hordika and Rahaga returned to the Great Temple, where the Rahaga sought to find further information on Keetongu. Nokama stood guard alongside her brothers, and confessed to Matau her difficulty suppressing the Hordika urges. In the morning, Nokama and her fellow Toa became concerned, as the Rahaga had not returned, and approached the Great Temple—only to find it ransacked and Rahaga Norik covered in rubble. Norik explained that Vakama was now in the service of [[Sidorak]], king of the Visorak, and [[Roodaka]], his cunning viceroy and queen-to-be. The other Rahaga had all been captured by Vakama and offered to Sidorak as proof of his loyalty.

After Vakama's betrayal, the Toa Hordika finally decided to seek out Keetongu, believing that he was now the only hope for Vakama. Norik informed the Hordika that they need to "follow the falling tears to [[Ko-Metru]] until they reach the sky". Beginning the journey, they crossed a rope bridge, Onewa and Matau being the last. As Onewa stepped on, the bridge launched Nuju, Nokama, and Whenua into the air. They caught onto ledges in the ravine, while Norik was caught in the bridge. As [[Oohnorak]] ran after Onewa and Matau, the other Toa used the bridge as a slingshot and grabbed Norik, but Norik's weight pulled them into the water. Nokama led the other three to jump after Norik, as he knew where Keetongu was. Traveling through underwater chutes, the Hordika arrived at the [[Ko-Metru Hideaway]]. Here, they found Keetongu, and begged him for help. Keetongu refused until he learned of the Hordika's dedication to Vakama and the [[Three Virtues]], and then agreed to help them.

With Keetongu on her side, Nokama led an [[Battle of Metru Nui|attack]] on the ruined Coliseum. The Toa Hordika conversed with Vakama, trying to dissuade him from his path, but Vakama ordered the Visorak to attack them. At Nokama's call, the Toa Hordika charged their Rhotuka and rode the spinners into the air to dodge the Visorak's opening volley and infiltrate the Coliseum. During this flight, Matau proceeded to the top of the Coliseum to face Vakama. While proceeding through the Coliseum, Nokama, Whenua, Onewa, and Nuju were ambushed by a Kahgarak and driven back out into the battlefield, where they and the freed Rahaga fought a losing battle against waves of Visorak. The battle was halted by Roodaka, carrying a [[Makuta Stone|piece]] of the seal that imprisoned Teridax, who tricked the Hordika into unleashing their elemental spinners on her. When the elemental Rhotuka hit her, the seal on Teridax's prison was undone, and he escaped and transported Roodaka to safety. Shortly afterward, Keetongu healed the Toa Hordika and turned them back into the Toa Metru. The Toa, Rahaga, and Keetongu loaded the remaining Matoran Spheres onto airships, and the Toa Metru departed to bring the rest of the Matoran to Mata Nui.

=== Turaga ===
The Toa Metru sacrificed their power to awaken the Matoran, and turned into the six Turaga. Nokama spent the next one thousand years using her weakened elemental powers to help the Ga-Matoran defend their village, [[Ga-Koro]], from Rahi. Her right hand Matoran was Macku, while her left hand Matoran was [[Kotu]]. During her long stay on Mata Nui, she and the other Turaga captured and imprisoned hundreds of [[Kraata]]. About five hundred years after the Great Cataclysm, Ga-Koro was attacked by a [[Great Temple Squid]], although [[Amaya]] boldly repelled it, although Nokama berated her for her reckless plan. As the Dark Time began to come to a close, Nokama was imprisoned by a [[Makika]], and later freed by Takua. She went to the [[Kini-Nui]] to see Takua summon the [[Toa Mata]].

Nokama would witness the coming of the new Toa, and was the one who would appoint [[Takanuva|Takua]] as [[Chronicler]] while he was on his journeys around the island. During an attack on Ga-Koro, she and the rest of the villagers, save for Macku, were imprisoned in a hut, which then sunk to the bottom of [[Naho Bay]]. She worried frantically over what had become of Macku until Takua came, and talked to her through an air tube, reassuring her that Macku was fine. When Takua managed to repair the hut's pump, Nokama and her Matoran saw the [[Tarakava]] that imprisoned them return. [[Gali]] arrived at that moment and defeated the Tarakava. Nokama spoke with Takua, thanking him for helping her village, and kept Macku confined in the village for her own safety. When Takua returned to Ga-Koro, recruiting a [[Chronicler's Company|special company]] on his journey to Kini-Nui, Nokama chose Macku to join with him, since she was miserable staying in her [[Matoran Homes#Ga-Koro|hut]] alone.

When the [[Bohrok]] [[Bohrok Invasion|awakened]], Nokama helped the Ga-Matoran defend their aquatic home and hosted the company of the [[Po-Matoran]] who had evacuated [[Po-Koro|their village]]. Near the end of the Bohrok struggle a large squad of [[Pahrak]] [[Attack on Ga-Koro|invaded]] Ga-Koro's gate, attempting to destroy the village. Nokama sent Macku, Kotu and [[Hahli]] to dismantle the causeways, which held the Pahrak off for a time, though they later struck again. However, the Toa defeated the [[Bahrag]] and shut down the swarms before the Bohrok could do any significant harm to the village. The Matoran removed the Bohrok's [[Krana]] and put the Bohrok to work repairing Ga-Koro.

While the Matoran were busy repairing their village, Nokama was informed by Hahli that Gali had stood before a giant tidal wave, but was rendered [[Bohrok-Kal|powerless]] to stop it. Nokama went to Gali's aid, and found that she was greatly angered by her loss of powers, and how her brothers refused to listen to her when she foresaw something like this happening. Nokama sympathized with her loss of power, and led her to the cavern in Naho Bay which the Toa Metru had journeyed through from Metru Nui, so she could find a [[Kanohi Nuva]]. She then closed off the cave, and hoped that Gali would learn on her own how to escape. When Gali found the mask and came out of the cavern, she asked Nokama if the carving that Nokama made one thousand years ago was that of her as a Toa. Nokama dismissed the idea, saying simply that Gali was a Toa, and that she was a Turaga. After the defeat of the Bohrok-Kal, Nokama appointed Macku and Hahli to be her [[Kolhii]] champions, despite the fact that Hahli had absolutely no experience in the sport. After the revelation of the Mask of Light, it was Nokama who translated the writing on the mask, which foretold of the [[Search for the Seventh Toa|coming]] of a Seventh Toa who would defeat Teridax.

==== Return to Metru Nui ====
With Teridax [[Conflict Between Takanuva and Teridax|defeated]], the Matoran of Mata Nui traveled back to their old home, Metru Nui. Once Nokama and the other Turaga finished revealing the tales of Metru Nui, they left the island and sailed to the city in newly crafted [[boat]]s. After the colony landed, Nokama, the other Turaga, and the [[Toa Nuva]] were immediately summoned to a council by Dume, where they learned that Mata Nui was dying. The Toa Nuva immediately left for the island called [[Voya Nui]] in search of the [[Ignika|Mask of Life]], the key to saving Mata Nui. As soon as their Toa disappeared, [[Jaller]], the captain of the [[Ta-Metru]] [[Ta-Koro Guard|Guard]], assumed that the Turaga were hiding secrets again and confronted them, but the Turaga refused to discuss the mission taken by the Toa Nuva. As a result, Jaller commanded all of the Matoran to stop working until either Dume or one of the other Turaga revealed what was happening. The Turaga tried to start the work again, but failed. In the end, Nokama secretly told Jaller that Mata Nui was dying, and that the Toa Nuva were on a quest for the Mask of Life.

When the [[Toa Hagah]] arrived on Metru Nui, they and the [[Toa Mahri]] had to convince the Turaga to allow them to implement a plan to allow the Toa Hagah to travel under the Coliseum, as was necessary for their hunt for Teridax. After the [[Order of Mata Nui]] occupied Metru Nui to convert it into a fortress for their [[Siege of Metru Nui|final confrontation against the Brotherhood]], Nokama and the other Turaga refused to comply with their plans. Therefore, they were confined in the Coliseum.

Later, with the Toa Nuva's return from [[Karda Nui]], she joined in the celebration of Mata Nui's awakening.

==== Teridax's Reign ====
This celebration was interrupted by Teridax, announcing the fulfillment of his plan and his usurpation of the Great Spirit. He then sent Rahkshi into Metru Nui to enforce his will, and Nokama went into hiding in the Archives with the other Turaga and Matoran of Metru Nui. She and the rest of the Turaga then found Krahka, who led the Toa Nuva through the underground tunnels to the shoreline. However, after Krahka departed to join the rebellion, Nokama and the other Turaga of Metru Nui were captured by Teridax's Rahkshi and were imprisoned in the Coliseum, with Ahkmou taking their place as the new "Turaga."

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was damaged beyond repair and Teridax killed as a result of the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], Nokama migrated to the newly reformed [[Spherus Magna]], along with the other Turaga and the surviving Matoran of Metru Nui.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800|lines=8,9}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Nokama is peaceful and wise, but is known for her excessive talking, and dislike of compromise.

After the coming of the Toa Mata, she began to feel guilty of not telling the Toa about Metru Nui. During the events of the Bohrok-Kal, she finally could not resist, and took Gali Nuva to an underwater cavern, which has six drawings of the Toa Metru (although she herself never told her the tales).

As a [[Toa]] of [[Water]], Nokama could control, create or absorb water. When she became a Turaga, she retained reduced powers over water.

=== Mask and Tools ===
As a Toa Metru, Nokama carried a Pair of [[Hydro Blades]], which she could use to focus her Elemental Powers. As a Toa Hordika, the Hydro Blades became [[Fin Barbs]] and she gained a [[Rhotuka Launcher]]. Additionally, while a Toa Hordika, Nokama acquired a [[Combat Staff]], which she used utilized during her time there.

As a Toa, Nokama wore a Great [[Kanohi]] [[Rau]], the Mask of Translation, giving her insight into the translation of both speech and written form of languages. After becoming a Turaga, this mask was reduced in power and became a Noble Rau. She also was given five other Noble Kanohi by the Toa Mata.

Nokama also carries a [[Trident|Fork Shaped Staff]], as her [[Badge of Office]], which she carved from the bones of the [[Makuta Fish]] while on her first journey to Mata Nui.

== References ==
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'''Nokama''' was a [[Ga-Matoran]] [[teacher]], the Toa Metru of [[Water]], and briefly the [[Toa Hordika]] of Water. She later became one of the [[Turaga]] of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} along with the other Toa Metru, and was one of the Turaga of Metru Nui before [[Teridax]]'s reign began.

== Biography ==
=== [[Matoran]] ===
As a Matoran, Nokama worked as a teacher in the [[Ga-Metru Schools]]. On one occasion, she was playing near a [[Protodermis Canals|Protodermis Canal]] and accidentally slipped and fell in it. The current carried the frightened and drowning Nokama all the way to [[Ko-Metru]] before her friends were able to rescue her. During her career, she received the prestigious awards of Exemplary Teacher and Innovative [[Protodermis]] Purification. After [[Macku]], one of Nokama's students, discovered [[Dermis Turtle]]s and their population exploded, [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] considered banning the [[Rahi]] completely from the city. It was Nokama and Macku who convinced him otherwise.

Weeks before the Great Cataclysm, [[Toa]] [[Lhikan]], following the [[Mata Nui (Being)|Great Spirit's]] will, gave Nokama a [[Toa Stone]] and a map during one of her classes. Following the directions of the map, Nokama took the stone to the [[Great Temple]], where she met five other Matoran: [[Vakama]], [[Matau]], [[Nuju]], [[Onewa]], and [[Whenua]], who had also been given Toa Stones by Lhikan. Placing their Toa Stones in their respective slots in the [[Suva]], the Matoran were coated with Lhikan's [[Toa Power|energy]], which transformed them into Toa.

=== Toa Metru ===
Nokama alone supported Vakama in his claim of a vision involving the powerful [[Great Disks]] and a quest to find them. This set a precedent that continued throughout the time of the Toa Metru; when Vakama made seemingly outlandish statements, Nokama would support him and insist that the others follow his lead. Gathering their individual weapons from the Great Temple, Nokama remembered a carving in the sanctuary that related to the locations of the Great Disks. The team agreed to split up and find the six Matoran who knew those locations. Upon hearing Vakama mention that one of Nokama's former students, [[Vhisola]], knew the location of a Great Disk, Nokama departed to seek her out.

After an inconclusive search of Vhisola's home and a narrow escape from [[Vahki]] [[Bordakh]], Nokama paid a visit to Vhisola's school laboratory, only to find it ransacked. A Ga-Matoran worker's report that a [[Nidhiki|four-legged creature]] was responsible for the damage only worried Nokama further, as Vakama had described seeing none other than a four-legged creature in his vision. Worried, Nokama returned to Vhisola's home and used her elemental power for the first time, firing a shot of [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to knock off an ornament on a house down the street and distracting the Vahki surrounding the house. A more thorough search of the house revealed a tablet depicting a powerful disk next to the Great Temple. As she raced to the temple, Nokama found a crowd of Matoran gathered around a tall building with Vhisola on its roof. Using the water canals to vault herself up, she steadied herself and Vhisola, saving the Matoran. Even after this adventure, Vhisola still had to be persuaded to help the Toa retrieve the Great Disk.

Returning to the Great Temple with Vhisola, Nokama regrouped with the Toa Metru, who had gathered the other five Matoran who knew the locations of the Great Disks. As each Toa related their dangerous search and experiences, they deduced that one of the six Matoran had betrayed the others to find the Great Disks themselves; all evidence led to Ahkmou. After the six decided to split into three teams while searching for the disks, Nokama, Matau, Vhisola and Orkahm searched near the Temple to gather one of the disks hidden below the waters. Nidhiki sprung a trap, nearly drowning Matau in a canal, but Nokama was able to save him. She alone dove into the sea beneath the Great Temple to retrieve the legendary Disk, where she found it wedged between two teeth of the [[Dweller in the Deep]]. As Nokama returned to the surface, she observed that her companions were being threatened by Vahki; through a well-timed feint, she directed her Rahi pursuer at the Vahki, and they began to battle, allowing the Toa and Matoran to escape. Nokama accompanied Matau, Orkahm, and Vhisola to Le-Metru, where Orkahm revealed the location of the Great Disk: trapped inside a [[Chutes#Force Spheres|force sphere]] in the transport chutes. She watched as Matau dove into [[the Notch]] and retrieved the Disk.

Later on, the six Toa and Matoran reunited, discussing how the Great Disks could defeat the [[Morbuzakh]] plant. With the hiding place of the Morbuzakh's king root revealed to be in the [[Great Furnace]] at [[Ta-Metru]], Nokama declared Vakama to be their leader in the ensuing battle.

Traveling into the Great Furnace, the Toa were attacked by peculiar pellets, which Nokama realized were Morbuzakh seeds. With the aid of Nuju, she freed the others, who had been trapped in vines. Within the Great Furnace, [[Battle in the Great Furnace|they encountered]] the Morbuzakh King. Nokama drained her elemental powers keeping her team cool from the intense flames. In the ensuing battle, she initiated the plan to work together before they became victorious over the Morbuzakh.

Before they could travel to the [[Coliseum]] to be hailed as Toa, the Toa Metru first had to travel to [[Onu-Metru]] to seal a crack in the seawall protecting the [[Archives]]. They soon found themselves [[Battle in the Archives|under attack]] by the shape-shifting Rahi, [[Krahka]]. The Krahka could mimic not only their appearance, but their [[Elemental Powers]] as well. She captured all of the Toa except for Nokama, who defeated three [[Rahkshi]] on her own and was later able to relocate the other Toa Metru. When confronted by all six Toa Metru, Krahka was defeated and fled.

After the confrontation with Krahka, the Toa traveled to the Coliseum, where they were accused by Turaga Dume (really [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] in disguise) of causing the disappearance of Toa Lhikan. Nuju, Onewa, and Whenua were quickly captured, before Matau, Nokama, and Vakama were able to escape. The three fled to Ga-Metru, where they were attacked by Vahki Bordakh. Nokama was struck by a stun blast from a Bordakh's [[Staff of Loyalty]] and attacked Vakama, pushing him off a skyscraper. Vakama discovered that his [[Disk Launcher]] could be used as a jet-pack at that moment, and was able to fly to safety. Nokama, still influenced by the Bordakh's staff, tried to attack Matau, but was knocked over the edge of the building. She was saved by Vakama, and the fall's shock caused the staff's effect to wear off. The Toa escaped to Ta-Metru inside an [[Airship]]. After another battle with Vahki [[Nuurakh]] and the [[Dark Hunters]] Nidhiki and [[Krekka]], the three Toa came to blows with the [[Tahtorak]], a massive Rahi that had been awakened during their earlier fight with Krahka. They defeated it by using weakening disks on the ground beneath it, and the Tahtorak plummeted into the depths of Metru Nui.

Afterwards, the trio journeyed to [[Po-Metru]], where Nokama discovered her [[Kanohi]] mask power of [[Rau|Translation]] when she was able to communicate with a herd of [[Kikanalo]]. Nokama enlisted the aid of the Kikanalo in locating Toa Lhikan, and the Kikanalo led them to the [[Canyon of Unending Whispers]]. With the aid of the chief Kikanalo, Nokama defeated many Vahki [[Zadakh]] guarding the prison. She, Vakama, and Matau then entered the tunnels leading to the [[Prison of the Dark Hunters]], where they met up with the other Toa Metru, who had escaped with the newly transformed Turaga Lhikan. The Toa discovered a [[Matoran Sphere]] with Turaga Dume trapped inside, and realized that the current Turaga was an impostor. After a three-way battle with Vahki [[Rorzakh]] and the vicious [[Lohrak]], the Toa Metru escaped on an old [[The Lhikan (I and II)|Vahki Transport]] and hurried to the Coliseum. However, they were too late to rescue the Matoran of Metru Nui, who were trapped in Matoran Spheres. "Turaga Dume" revealed himself as Teridax shortly before [[Mata Nui (Being)|Mata Nui]] fell asleep and the [[Great Cataclysm]] struck. While Teridax transformed, the Toa loaded several Matoran Spheres onto their transport and fled the city, heading for the [[Great Barrier]]. Teridax [[Battle at the Great Barrier|attacked]], attempting to crush their vessel with pillars of protodermis, and scattered several of the Matoran Spheres into the [[Silver Sea]]. While Vakama and Lhikan took on Teridax, Nokama and the other Toa Metru retrieved the Matoran. They then joined Vakama and imprisoned Teridax in a [[Toa Seal]], before leaving to find a new home for the Matoran.

Journeying through the barrier on the floating vessel, which they christened "The Lhikan", after the late Turaga, the Toa fought against stranded Nuurakh and safely crossed over boiling water. Concerned about the six Matoran Spheres holding the ship afloat and the damage that the recent struggles might have caused them, Nokama dove underwater to inspect them. Seeing the pods secure, the Toa of Water ventured ahead to scout for further danger. Some time later, Nuju also breached the cave's river, after Nokama's absence began to worry him. "The Lhikan" was then pulled away from the two Toa by a whirlpool. As Nokama returned, she found Nuju being drowned by live seaweed and rescued him. They both safely swam back to the ship which the other Toa had managed to save from the hazard.

Continuing onward, the Toa were attacked by multiple [[Kralhi]], who captured them and "The Lhikan". The Toa learned they were being held captive by [[Mavrah]], an [[Onu-Matoran]] and former friend of Whenua's, who had disappeared from Metru Nui with [[First Rahi|prehistoric Rahi]] after a [[Underwater Rahi Study|study project]] about them had failed. Though the Toa attempted to explain to Mavrah that Metru Nui was ruined and that he had no reason to be their enemy, Mavrah denounced their story as a lie, and a conflict ensued. After fighting against the Kralhi, wandering Vahki [[Vorzakh]], and ancient Rahi, the Toa were able to escape aboard their ship. During the resulting battle, Mavrah was accidentally killed by the Rahi, and a Matoran Sphere, containing Ahkmou, was lost at sea. After destroying the passage leading into the tunnel, Nokama carved an image of the Toa Metru on the cave's wall as a symbol of their triumph. The team subsequently reached the surface of [[Aqua Magna]] and discovered the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island of Mata Nui]].

Nokama decided that the next Ga-Matoran settlement would be established on the very spot where the Toa Metru first set foot on the shore. While exploring the island, Vakama announced to his team that he had beheld another premonition, involving the creation of more Toa stones. Nokama, along with her brothers (the latter whom were wary of the idea) followed Vakama's example and housed a portion of their powers within six stones. After these Toa stones were hidden on the island for future Matoran, a new path to Metru Nui was discovered by Onewa, and the Toa Metru began the return journey to their city.

On the long trek through the [[Maze of Shadows|labyrinths]] beneath the island, the Toa Metru were abruptly attacked by the monster called [[Rahi Nui]]. During the encounter, in which the team barely emerged victorious, Nokama was severely wounded and poisoned by the Rahi Nui's stinger. The Toa hoped to find a cure in Metru Nui, but as she neared death, the option became impractical. The Toa Metru encountered and communicated with the roots of the plant {{p|Karzahni|Plant}}, which had been a prototype for the Morbuzakh. The plant made a deal with them: it would heal Nokama only if they in turn retrieved some [[Energized Protodermis]] for the Karzahni. The Toa concluded they had little choice but to agree, and after the Karzahni supplied Nokama with a temporary antidote, the Toa set out through the tunnels to steal a sample of the substance in a small vial. The Toa Metru ultimately found a pool of Energized Protodermis, but before they could claim the prize, the Energized Protodermis took physical form and refused to allow them to claim its substance. The Toa battled the Energized Protodermis and its mutated guardians, and thanks to a clever tactic by Vakama, tricked the Energized Protodermis into bringing down the pillars holding up the chamber. The Toa obtained their sample, and the rest of the pool was buried in the rubble. The Karzahni fully healed Nokama in exchange for the Energized Protodermis, but exposure to the liquid destroyed the plant.

Upon finally returning to Metru Nui, the Toa Metru found the city covered in the webbing of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} horde, which had occupied the city. The Visorak had hunted the many Rahi which ran free in the ruined city and stowed the remaining Matoran spheres in the Coliseum, from which [[Sidorak]] ruled the city. Having seen the city's new horrors such as mutant Rahi, malfunctioning Vahki, and wild [[Rahkshi]], the Toa Metru decided to travel through the Archives to reach the sleeping Matoran. Encountering an injured [[Ash Bear]] in the archives, Nokama encouraged the Toa to perform an experiment, using a minute portion of their Toa power to heal it. They continued through the Archives, but upon exiting, they were paralyzed by the Rhotuka of several [[Keelerak]] and captured.

=== Toa Hordika ===
After the ambush, the Visorak carried Nokama and her allies to the Coliseum. The Toa were strung up in cocoons and injected with the [[Hordika Venom]] of the Visorak. Thus, they were mutated into Toa Hordika - half-Toa, half-Rahi monsters. After their mutation, the cords suspending their cocoon prisons were clipped, and the Toa plummeted to certaindeath, but were caught at the last moment by the [[Rahaga]]. The Rahaga brought the Toa to Ga-Metru and explained to them that if the venom was not neutralized, they would remain Toa Hordika forever after. The Rahaga also related to them the legends of [[Keetongu]], a mythical Rahi that could reverse the poison and make them Toa Metru once more. The Toa Hordika, however, decided their first priority was to rescue the sleeping Matoran rather than to search for Keetongu.

Not long after their transformation, Vakama summoned the Toa Hordika to Po-Metru to seek out Turaga Dume. As they traveled underground, Nokama was the first to notice that Keelerak had pursued them. Trapped on three sides by Visorak, Onewa caused the bridge to crumble and they nearly tumbled into lava beneath, only to escape the Visorak trap. They eventually found Dume's sphere, but realized his pod had malfunctioned and the Turaga had escaped. After making this discovery, they returned to the surface of Metru Nui.

While the Toa Hordika were searching for Airship materials, Nokama and Gaaki travelled to the Great Temple. Nokama, who was formerly the most peaceful of the Toa, now found it hard to control her Rahi side, finding her new closeness to the natural world thrilling and the warnings of Rahaga [[Gaaki]] counterproductive to her goals. She became concerned for the welfare of some aquatic Rahi such as the [[Razor Whale]]s, many of which had been captured or killed by Visorak [[Boggarak]]. As they travelled, Nokama entertained the idea of letting her animalistic instincts take control, but Gaaki sharply condemned this, causing Nokama to grow suspicious of her travelling companion.

Inside the Great Temple, Nokama and Gaaki began a search for Kanohi to bring to the island above. Upon opening the chamber where the masks were stored, Nokama found a [[Gate Guardian]] defending it. Finding the creature unwilling to move aside, she knelt to reason with it and fell victim to the attack of its true body, much larger than the image she saw and invisible to both Nokama and Gaaki.

Losing more control with each blow the Rahi inflicted, she struck out with brutish physical assaults until Gaaki discovered the Rahi's true form. The Rahaga urgently instructed Nokama to use the water Rhotuka she had gained from her mutation, and upon doing so, the Toa Hordika saw the creature's outline in the ensuing rainstorm. Striking its leg, she toppled it and leapt upon it viciously, shouting at the creature until Gaaki gently urged her to suppress her inner Hordika. She and Gaaki proceeded into the chamber, but were surprised to find the names of Vhisola and the other finders of the Great Disks etched above the mask compartments, having been secretly uncovered by the Rahi Krahka during the battle as part of a plot to demoralize the Toa.

The two eventually rejoined Vakama and his companion, Rahaga [[Norik]], and together they continued towards Ta-Metru, where they caught up with Onewa, Nuju, Krahka (who had changed her mind and now opposed the Visorak), and the Rahaga [[Pouks]] and [[Kualus]] atop the massive Tahtorak. Together they went to [[Le-Metru]], and the four Toa Hordika forced their way into a hangar where Matau and Rahaga [[Iruini]] were trapped by advancing Visorak.

Climbing to the safety of the Tahtorak's back once more, the Toa Hordika were informed by Gaaki that the [[Zivon]] had just emerged from a portal to devour Whenua and his Rahaga companion, [[Bomonga]]. They quickly developed a plan for four of them to position themselves on several rooftops for a [[Battle for the Tower of Toa|strike]] on the massive, otherworldly Rahi, with Krahka above and Onewa below. Once in position, the four Toa Hordika signaled one another with flashes from their tools, and Onewa fired his stone spinners at the ground, creating ruptures in the earth and toppling several buildings onto the Visorak. Vakama distracted the Zivon with a fire spinner, allowing Whenua and Bomonga to break free as the other Toa Hordika assembled on the ground to continue the battle.

After Krahka and Tahtorak took on the Zivon, and all three Rahi were banished by a [[Kahgarak]] to the [[Field of Shadows]], the battle ended and the Toa Hordika entered [[Tower of Toa|the command tower]], burying Visorak corpses and expelling any Visorak still living. After a day of cleaning the tower, Iruini suggested that the Toa claim it, and the Toa did so, repairing the tower and rebuilding the gateway in the shape of a Kanohi [[Kiril]], at Nokama's suggestion. Charging the tower with elemental power as instructed by the Rahaga, the Toa Hordika assembled inside and shared the information Krahka had revealed to them about their origins as Toa Metru, chosen individually by Teridax.

Shortly after the airships were completed, the Rahaga told the Toa Hordika of the [[Makoki Stone]]s and the Kanohi [[Avohkii]]. While hunting for his stone, Whenua accidentally triggered a flood. Nokama saved him from the rushing waves and went to Ga-Metru to find her own Makoki Stone, as Whenua suggested. She found it at the bottom of the sea and, upon surfacing, was attacked by Visorak. She knocked the majority into the water, but was herded by the remainder into a web. Nokama was rescued by Nuju, who tore the web with a Rhotuka and defeated the Visorak. Nokama told Nuju to find his stone in a Knowledge Tower. After all the stones were retrieved, the Toa met at the Great Temple and found the Mask of Light using the stones. They then escaped from the attacking Visorak, and left just before the room exploded.

Nokama and Gaaki were travelling off the coast of Ga-Metru when Nokama was seized with excitement about her new closeness with the sea. She began to jump out of the water, compromising their secrecy despite Gaaki's repeated warnings. A group of Boggarak lined the coast, one striking Gaaki with a paralyzing Rhotuka. Nokama became frantic and charged a water Rhotuka, firing it into the sky and unleashing a massive lightning storm. The Visorak fled, but Nokama saw and bemoaned the devastation her power had unleashed. Gaaki explained how much more difficult it would be to keep her power in check as a Toa Hordika, and Nokama took Gaaki in one arm and continued the journey.

Nokama and Matau were later deployed by Vakama at Onewa's suggestion to scout out the Coliseum. After escaping several Visorak traps, Matau and Nokama hid under a Visorak Battle Ram, they were carried into a Visorak-controlled guard tower. Unfortunately, they arrived as Roodaka was learning that Nuju, Whenua, Kualus, and Bomonga had escaped capture in the Archives. In her rage, she noticed a flaw in the ram and ordered it be destroyed. As the ram was about to be thrown into the furnace, Matau summoned a cyclone that vaulted the ram out of danger and crashing it near the other Toa Hordika who had been looking for them. They then started planning their final attack on the Coliseum.

Some time later, Vakama left his fellow Toa Hordika in frustration. The Toa Hordika and Rahaga returned to the Great Temple, where the Rahaga sought to find further information on Keetongu. Nokama stood guard alongside her brothers, and confessed to Matau her difficulty suppressing the Hordika urges. In the morning, Nokama and her fellow Toa became concerned, as the Rahaga had not returned, and approached the Great Temple—only to find it ransacked and Rahaga Norik covered in rubble. Norik explained that Vakama was now in the service of [[Sidorak]], king of the Visorak, and [[Roodaka]], his cunning viceroy and queen-to-be. The other Rahaga had all been captured by Vakama and offered to Sidorak as proof of his loyalty.

After Vakama's betrayal, the Toa Hordika finally decided to seek out Keetongu, believing that he was now the only hope for Vakama. Norik informed the Hordika that they need to "follow the falling tears to [[Ko-Metru]] until they reach the sky". Beginning the journey, they crossed a rope bridge, Onewa and Matau being the last. As Onewa stepped on, the bridge launched Nuju, Nokama, and Whenua into the air. They caught onto ledges in the ravine, while Norik was caught in the bridge. As [[Oohnorak]] ran after Onewa and Matau, the other Toa used the bridge as a slingshot and grabbed Norik, but Norik's weight pulled them into the water. Nokama led the other three to jump after Norik, as he knew where Keetongu was. Traveling through underwater chutes, the Hordika arrived at the [[Ko-Metru Hideaway]]. Here, they found Keetongu, and begged him for help. Keetongu refused until he learned of the Hordika's dedication to Vakama and the [[Three Virtues]], and then agreed to help them.

With Keetongu on her side, Nokama led an [[Battle of Metru Nui|attack]] on the ruined Coliseum. The Toa Hordika conversed with Vakama, trying to dissuade him from his path, but Vakama ordered the Visorak to attack them. At Nokama's call, the Toa Hordika charged their Rhotuka and rode the spinners into the air to dodge the Visorak's opening volley and infiltrate the Coliseum. During this flight, Matau proceeded to the top of the Coliseum to face Vakama. While proceeding through the Coliseum, Nokama, Whenua, Onewa, and Nuju were ambushed by a Kahgarak and driven back out into the battlefield, where they and the freed Rahaga fought a losing battle against waves of Visorak. The battle was halted by Roodaka, carrying a [[Makuta Stone|piece]] of the seal that imprisoned Teridax, who tricked the Hordika into unleashing their elemental spinners on her. When the elemental Rhotuka hit her, the seal on Teridax's prison was undone, and he escaped and transported Roodaka to safety. Shortly afterward, Keetongu healed the Toa Hordika and turned them back into the Toa Metru. The Toa, Rahaga, and Keetongu loaded the remaining Matoran Spheres onto airships, and the Toa Metru departed to bring the rest of the Matoran to Mata Nui.

=== Turaga ===
The Toa Metru sacrificed their power to awaken the Matoran, and turned into the six Turaga. Nokama spent the next one thousand years using her weakened elemental powers to help the Ga-Matoran defend their village, [[Ga-Koro]], from Rahi. Her right hand Matoran was Macku, while her left hand Matoran was [[Kotu]]. During her long stay on Mata Nui, she and the other Turaga captured and imprisoned hundreds of [[Kraata]]. About five hundred years after the Great Cataclysm, Ga-Koro was attacked by a [[Great Temple Squid]], although [[Amaya]] boldly repelled it, although Nokama berated her for her reckless plan. As the Dark Time began to come to a close, Nokama was imprisoned by a [[Makika]], and later freed by Takua. She went to the [[Kini-Nui]] to see Takua summon the [[Toa Mata]].

Nokama would witness the coming of the new Toa, and was the one who would appoint [[Takanuva|Takua]] as [[Chronicler]] while he was on [[Mata Nui Online Game|his journeys around the island]]. During an attack on Ga-Koro, she and the rest of the villagers, save for Macku, were imprisoned in a hut, which then sunk to the bottom of [[Naho Bay]]. She worried frantically over what had become of Macku until Takua came, and talked to her through an air tube, reassuring her that Macku was fine. When Takua managed to repair the hut's pump, Nokama and her Matoran saw the [[Tarakava]] that imprisoned them return. [[Gali]] arrived at that moment and defeated the Tarakava. Nokama spoke with Takua, thanking him for helping her village, and kept Macku confined in the village for her own safety. When Takua returned to Ga-Koro, recruiting a [[Chronicler's Company|special company]] on his journey to Kini-Nui, Nokama chose Macku to join with him, since she was miserable staying in her [[Matoran Homes#Ga-Koro|hut]] alone.

When the [[Bohrok]] [[Bohrok Invasion|awakened]], Nokama helped the Ga-Matoran defend their aquatic home and hosted the company of the [[Po-Matoran]] who had evacuated [[Po-Koro|their village]]. Near the end of the Bohrok struggle a large squad of [[Pahrak]] [[Attack on Ga-Koro|invaded]] Ga-Koro's gate, attempting to destroy the village. Nokama sent Macku, Kotu and [[Hahli]] to dismantle the causeways, which held the Pahrak off for a time, though they later struck again. However, the Toa defeated the [[Bahrag]] and shut down the swarms before the Bohrok could do any significant harm to the village. The Matoran removed the Bohrok's [[Krana]] and put the Bohrok to work repairing Ga-Koro.

While the Matoran were busy repairing their village, Nokama was informed by Hahli that Gali had stood before a giant tidal wave, but was rendered [[Bohrok-Kal|powerless]] to stop it. Nokama went to Gali's aid, and found that she was greatly angered by her loss of powers, and how her brothers refused to listen to her when she foresaw something like this happening. Nokama sympathized with her loss of power, and led her to the cavern in Naho Bay which the Toa Metru had journeyed through from Metru Nui, so she could find a [[Kanohi Nuva]]. She then closed off the cave, and hoped that Gali would learn on her own how to escape. When Gali found the mask and came out of the cavern, she asked Nokama if the carving that Nokama made one thousand years ago was that of her as a Toa. Nokama dismissed the idea, saying simply that Gali was a Toa, and that she was a Turaga. After the defeat of the Bohrok-Kal, Nokama appointed Macku and Hahli to be her [[Kolhii]] champions, despite the fact that Hahli had absolutely no experience in the sport. After the revelation of the Mask of Light, it was Nokama who translated the writing on the mask, which foretold of the [[Search for the Seventh Toa|coming]] of a Seventh Toa who would defeat Teridax.

==== Return to Metru Nui ====
With Teridax [[Conflict Between Takanuva and Teridax|defeated]], the Matoran of Mata Nui traveled back to their old home, Metru Nui. Once Nokama and the other Turaga finished revealing the tales of Metru Nui, they left the island and sailed to the city in newly crafted [[boat]]s. After the colony landed, Nokama, the other Turaga, and the [[Toa Nuva]] were immediately summoned to a council by Dume, where they learned that Mata Nui was dying. The Toa Nuva immediately left for the island called [[Voya Nui]] in search of the [[Ignika|Mask of Life]], the key to saving Mata Nui. As soon as their Toa disappeared, [[Jaller]], the captain of the [[Ta-Metru]] [[Ta-Koro Guard|Guard]], assumed that the Turaga were hiding secrets again and confronted them, but the Turaga refused to discuss the mission taken by the Toa Nuva. As a result, Jaller commanded all of the Matoran to stop working until either Dume or one of the other Turaga revealed what was happening. The Turaga tried to start the work again, but failed. In the end, Nokama secretly told Jaller that Mata Nui was dying, and that the Toa Nuva were on a quest for the Mask of Life.

When the [[Toa Hagah]] arrived on Metru Nui, they and the [[Toa Mahri]] had to convince the Turaga to allow them to implement a plan to allow the Toa Hagah to travel under the Coliseum, as was necessary for their hunt for Teridax. After the [[Order of Mata Nui]] occupied Metru Nui to convert it into a fortress for their [[Siege of Metru Nui|final confrontation against the Brotherhood]], Nokama and the other Turaga refused to comply with their plans. Therefore, they were confined in the Coliseum.

Later, with the Toa Nuva's return from [[Karda Nui]], she joined in the celebration of Mata Nui's awakening.

==== Teridax's Reign ====
This celebration was interrupted by Teridax, announcing the fulfillment of his plan and his usurpation of the Great Spirit. He then sent Rahkshi into Metru Nui to enforce his will, and Nokama went into hiding in the Archives with the other Turaga and Matoran of Metru Nui. She and the rest of the Turaga then found Krahka, who led the Toa Nuva through the underground tunnels to the shoreline. However, after Krahka departed to join the rebellion, Nokama and the other Turaga of Metru Nui were captured by Teridax's Rahkshi and were imprisoned in the Coliseum, with Ahkmou taking their place as the new "Turaga."

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was damaged beyond repair and Teridax killed as a result of the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], Nokama migrated to the newly reformed [[Spherus Magna]], along with the other Turaga and the surviving Matoran of Metru Nui.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800|lines=8,9}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Nokama is peaceful and wise, but is known for her excessive talking, and dislike of compromise.

After the coming of the Toa Mata, she began to feel guilty of not telling the Toa about Metru Nui. During the events of the Bohrok-Kal, she finally could not resist, and took Gali Nuva to an underwater cavern, which has six drawings of the Toa Metru (although she herself never told her the tales).

As a [[Toa]] of [[Water]], Nokama could control, create or absorb water. When she became a Turaga, she retained reduced powers over water.

=== Mask and Tools ===
As a Toa Metru, Nokama carried a Pair of [[Hydro Blades]], which she could use to focus her Elemental Powers. As a Toa Hordika, the Hydro Blades became [[Fin Barbs]] and she gained a [[Rhotuka Launcher]]. Additionally, while a Toa Hordika, Nokama acquired a [[Combat Staff]], which she used utilized during her time there.

As a Toa, Nokama wore a Great [[Kanohi]] [[Rau]], the Mask of Translation, giving her insight into the translation of both speech and written form of languages. After becoming a Turaga, this mask was reduced in power and became a Noble Rau. She also was given five other Noble Kanohi by the Toa Mata.

Nokama also carries a [[Trident|Fork Shaped Staff]], as her [[Badge of Office]], which she carved from the bones of the [[Makuta Fish]] while on her first journey to Mata Nui.

== References ==
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Ko-Metru

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'''Ko-Metru''', also called the "quiet Metru," was the district of [[Metru Nui]] representing [[Ice]]. It is one of the western regions between the borders of [[Onu-Metru]] and [[Le-Metru]]. This was the home of [[Ko-Matoran]] who study, observe, and look into the future to predict and research prophecies by reading the stars above Metru Nui to discern the future.

== History ==
Ko-Metru was once a prosperous region of Metru Nui, home to the vast [[Knowledge Towers]] and Towers of Thought and many [[Matoran]]. The dominant building of the city was a massive complex of Knowledge Towers at the heart of Metru. The Ko-Matoran were obsessed with the future, always looking to the stars for clues. [[Vahki]] were also present sometimes when projects were done, so that the Matoran were not distracted by loud noises and could concentrate on what they were doing.

During the [[Matoran Civil War]] that ravaged Metru Nui, Ko-Metru's population of Ko-Matoran joined with the [[Po-Matoran]] and [[Le-Matoran]] when their independent intervention failed, until the war ended with [[Teridax]] causing the Archives Massacre by locking the armies in the [[Archives]] and freeing its [[Rahi]] on them.

During the [[Morbuzakh]] attacks on Metru Nui, Ko-Metru was the least affected as the vines were vulnerable to the cold. A month prior to the [[Great Cataclysm]], [[Toa Mangai]] [[Lhikan]] went to one of the Knowledge Towers and gave a [[Toa Stone]] to [[Nuju]] to become one of the [[Toa Metru]], who was looking through his telescope at the time. After the Toa Metru were branded impostors and three imprisoned, the remaining Toa - [[Vakama]], [[Nokama]] and [[Matau]] - traveled to Ko-Metru via a [[Chutes|Chute]], but they were forced to get off as the [[Dark Hunters]] [[Nidhiki]] and [[Krekka]] had the [[Chute Station Attendant]] reverse the flow of the Chute System. While in Ko-Metru, Vakama combined the [[Great Disks]] into the [[Disk of Time]], and also saw Toa Lhikan's [[Spirit Star]] heading toward Po-Metru and decided to follow it.

When the Great Cataclysm struck, many of the Knowledge Towers toppled over, destroying much of Ko-Metru. When the Toa Metru returned to Metru Nui, they were transformed into [[Toa Hordika]] by the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} who have taken over the city. To find a cure, they took the [[Rahaga]]'s advice and sought out the legendary Rahi [[Keetongu]]. After following a clue in the [[Great Temple]] pointing to Ko-Metru, the Toa Hordika, minus Vakama, who had joined with [[Sidorak]] and [[Roodaka]], and Rahaga [[Norik]] ventured there in search of Keetongu. They discovered the [[Ko-Metru Hideaway]], and inside it Keetongu, who agreed to help them attack the [[Coliseum]] after hearing their story and devotion to saving Vakama.

About 1,000 years later, the Matoran, [[Turaga]], and the [[Toa Nuva]] returned to Metru Nui. After [[Ta-Metru]] was repaired, work on rebuilding Ko-Metru began. During reconstruction, several Ko-Matoran stayed in [[Po-Metru]] until their [[Matoran Homes|homes]] were repaired. Ko-Metru was fully restored later by the [[Staff of Artakha]] to its former self once again.

Along with the rest of Metru Nui, Ko-Metru was greatly damaged when a fragment of [[Aqua Magna]] impacted the [[Core Processor]] during Teridax's [[Battle of Bara Magna|battle]] with Mata Nui. The surviving Matoran evacuated the Matoran Universe for the surface of [[Spherus Magna]]. Later, Ko-Metru, along with all other locations in the Matoran Universe, was dismantled.{{GregCitation|OGQ|page=4|post=130|lines=7,18}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=426|post=10878435}}

== Notable Aspects ==
=== Notable Former Inhabitants ===
* [[Nuju]] - Former [[Scholar]] and [[Toa Metru]] of [[Ice]], now [[Turaga]] of Ice.
* [[Kopaka]] - [[Toa Nuva]] of Ice.
* [[Matoro]] - Former zoologist and [[Toa Mahri]] of Ice. {{C|deceased}}
* [[Kopeke]] - Nuju's left hand Matoran and member of the [[Chronicler's Company]], currently the [[Chronicler]] of Metru Nui.
* [[Ehrye]] - Messenger.
* [[Ihu]] - Former Scholar and mentor of Nuju, killed in a chute accident. {{C|deceased}}

=== Significant Locations ===
* [[Knowledge Towers]] - The prime workplace of the Ko-Matoran Scholars.
** Towers of Thought - Specialized Knowledge Towers reserved for special projects.
* [[Ko-Metru Hideaway]] - Keetongu's sanctuary after the Visorak decimated his race.

== References ==
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Nokama

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'''Nokama''' was a [[Ga-Matoran]] [[teacher]], the Toa Metru of [[Water]], and briefly the [[Toa Hordika]] of Water. She later became one of the [[Turaga]] of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} along with the other Toa Metru, and was one of the Turaga of Metru Nui before [[Teridax]]'s reign began.

== Biography ==
=== [[Matoran]] ===
As a Matoran, Nokama worked as a teacher in the [[Ga-Metru Schools]]. On one occasion, she was playing near a [[Protodermis Canals|Protodermis Canal]] and accidentally slipped and fell in it. The current carried the frightened and drowning Nokama all the way to [[Ko-Metru]] before her friends were able to rescue her. During her career, she received the prestigious awards of Exemplary Teacher and Innovative [[Protodermis]] Purification. After [[Macku]], one of Nokama's students, discovered [[Dermis Turtle]]s and their population exploded, [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] considered banning the [[Rahi]] completely from the city. It was Nokama and Macku who convinced him otherwise.

Weeks before the Great Cataclysm, [[Toa]] [[Lhikan]], following the [[Mata Nui (Being)|Great Spirit's]] will, gave Nokama a [[Toa Stone]] and a map during one of her classes. Following the directions of the map, Nokama took the stone to the [[Great Temple]], where she met five other Matoran: [[Vakama]], [[Matau]], [[Nuju]], [[Onewa]], and [[Whenua]], who had also been given Toa Stones by Lhikan. Placing their Toa Stones in their respective slots in the [[Suva]], the Matoran were coated with Lhikan's [[Toa Power|energy]], which transformed them into Toa.

=== Toa Metru ===
Nokama alone supported Vakama in his claim of a vision involving the powerful [[Great Disks]] and a quest to find them. This set a precedent that continued throughout the time of the Toa Metru; when Vakama made seemingly outlandish statements, Nokama would support him and insist that the others follow his lead. Gathering their individual weapons from the Great Temple, Nokama remembered a carving in the sanctuary that related to the locations of the Great Disks. The team agreed to split up and find the six Matoran who knew those locations. Upon hearing Vakama mention that one of Nokama's former students, [[Vhisola]], knew the location of a Great Disk, Nokama departed to seek her out.

After an inconclusive search of Vhisola's home and a narrow escape from [[Vahki]] [[Bordakh]], Nokama paid a visit to Vhisola's school laboratory, only to find it ransacked. A Ga-Matoran worker's report that a [[Nidhiki|four-legged creature]] was responsible for the damage only worried Nokama further, as Vakama had described seeing none other than a four-legged creature in his vision. Worried, Nokama returned to Vhisola's home and used her elemental power for the first time, firing a shot of [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to knock off an ornament on a house down the street and distracting the Vahki surrounding the house. A more thorough search of the house revealed a tablet depicting a powerful disk next to the Great Temple. As she raced to the temple, Nokama found a crowd of Matoran gathered around a tall building with Vhisola on its roof. Using the water canals to vault herself up, she steadied herself and Vhisola, saving the Matoran. Even after this adventure, Vhisola still had to be persuaded to help the Toa retrieve the Great Disk.

Returning to the Great Temple with Vhisola, Nokama regrouped with the Toa Metru, who had gathered the other five Matoran who knew the locations of the Great Disks. As each Toa related their dangerous search and experiences, they deduced that one of the six Matoran had betrayed the others to find the Great Disks themselves; all evidence led to Ahkmou. After the six decided to split into three teams while searching for the disks, Nokama, Matau, Vhisola and Orkahm searched near the Temple to gather one of the disks hidden below the waters. Nidhiki sprung a trap, nearly drowning Matau in a canal, but Nokama was able to save him. She alone dove into the sea beneath the Great Temple to retrieve the legendary Disk, where she found it wedged between two teeth of the [[Dweller in the Deep]]. As Nokama returned to the surface, she observed that her companions were being threatened by Vahki; through a well-timed feint, she directed her Rahi pursuer at the Vahki, and they began to battle, allowing the Toa and Matoran to escape. Nokama accompanied Matau, Orkahm, and Vhisola to Le-Metru, where Orkahm revealed the location of the Great Disk: trapped inside a [[Chutes#Force Spheres|force sphere]] in the transport chutes. She watched as Matau dove into [[the Notch]] and retrieved the Disk.

Later on, the six Toa and Matoran reunited, discussing how the Great Disks could defeat the [[Morbuzakh]] plant. With the hiding place of the Morbuzakh's king root revealed to be in the [[Great Furnace]] at [[Ta-Metru]], Nokama declared Vakama to be their leader in the ensuing battle.

Traveling into the Great Furnace, the Toa were attacked by peculiar pellets, which Nokama realized were Morbuzakh seeds. With the aid of Nuju, she freed the others, who had been trapped in vines. Within the Great Furnace, [[Battle in the Great Furnace|they encountered]] the Morbuzakh King. Nokama drained her elemental powers keeping her team cool from the intense flames. In the ensuing battle, she initiated the plan to work together before they became victorious over the Morbuzakh.

Before they could travel to the [[Coliseum]] to be hailed as Toa, the Toa Metru first had to travel to [[Onu-Metru]] to seal a crack in the seawall protecting the [[Archives]]. They soon found themselves [[Battle in the Archives|under attack]] by the shape-shifting Rahi, [[Krahka]]. The Krahka could mimic not only their appearance, but their [[Elemental Powers]] as well. She captured all of the Toa except for Nokama, who defeated three [[Rahkshi]] on her own and was later able to relocate the other Toa Metru. When confronted by all six Toa Metru, Krahka was defeated and fled.

After the confrontation with Krahka, the Toa traveled to the Coliseum, where they were accused by Turaga Dume (really [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] in disguise) of causing the disappearance of Toa Lhikan. Nuju, Onewa, and Whenua were quickly captured, before Matau, Nokama, and Vakama were able to escape. The three fled to Ga-Metru, where they were attacked by Vahki Bordakh. Nokama was struck by a stun blast from a Bordakh's [[Staff of Loyalty]] and attacked Vakama, pushing him off a skyscraper. Vakama discovered that his [[Disk Launcher]] could be used as a jet-pack at that moment, and was able to fly to safety. Nokama, still influenced by the Bordakh's staff, tried to attack Matau, but was knocked over the edge of the building. She was saved by Vakama, and the fall's shock caused the staff's effect to wear off. The Toa escaped to Ta-Metru inside an [[Airship]]. After another battle with Vahki [[Nuurakh]] and the [[Dark Hunters]] Nidhiki and [[Krekka]], the three Toa came to blows with the [[Tahtorak]], a massive Rahi that had been awakened during their earlier fight with Krahka. They defeated it by using weakening disks on the ground beneath it, and the Tahtorak plummeted into the depths of Metru Nui.

Afterwards, the trio journeyed to [[Po-Metru]], where Nokama discovered her [[Kanohi]] mask power of [[Rau|Translation]] when she was able to communicate with a herd of [[Kikanalo]]. Nokama enlisted the aid of the Kikanalo in locating Toa Lhikan, and the Kikanalo led them to the [[Canyon of Unending Whispers]]. With the aid of the chief Kikanalo, Nokama defeated many Vahki [[Zadakh]] guarding the prison. She, Vakama, and Matau then entered the tunnels leading to the [[Prison of the Dark Hunters]], where they met up with the other Toa Metru, who had escaped with the newly transformed Turaga Lhikan. The Toa discovered a [[Matoran Sphere]] with Turaga Dume trapped inside, and realized that the current Turaga was an impostor. After a three-way battle with Vahki [[Rorzakh]] and the vicious [[Lohrak]], the Toa Metru escaped on an old [[The Lhikan I and II|Vahki Transport]] and hurried to the Coliseum. However, they were too late to rescue the Matoran of Metru Nui, who were trapped in Matoran Spheres. "Turaga Dume" revealed himself as Teridax shortly before [[Mata Nui (Being)|Mata Nui]] fell asleep and the [[Great Cataclysm]] struck. While Teridax transformed, the Toa loaded several Matoran Spheres onto their transport and fled the city, heading for the [[Great Barrier]]. Teridax [[Battle at the Great Barrier|attacked]], attempting to crush their vessel with pillars of protodermis, and scattered several of the Matoran Spheres into the [[Silver Sea]]. While Vakama and Lhikan took on Teridax, Nokama and the other Toa Metru retrieved the Matoran. They then joined Vakama and imprisoned Teridax in a [[Toa Seal]], before leaving to find a new home for the Matoran.

Journeying through the barrier on the floating vessel, which they christened "The Lhikan", after the late Turaga, the Toa fought against stranded Nuurakh and safely crossed over boiling water. Concerned about the six Matoran Spheres holding the ship afloat and the damage that the recent struggles might have caused them, Nokama dove underwater to inspect them. Seeing the pods secure, the Toa of Water ventured ahead to scout for further danger. Some time later, Nuju also breached the cave's river, after Nokama's absence began to worry him. "The Lhikan" was then pulled away from the two Toa by a whirlpool. As Nokama returned, she found Nuju being drowned by live seaweed and rescued him. They both safely swam back to the ship which the other Toa had managed to save from the hazard.

Continuing onward, the Toa were attacked by multiple [[Kralhi]], who captured them and "The Lhikan". The Toa learned they were being held captive by [[Mavrah]], an [[Onu-Matoran]] and former friend of Whenua's, who had disappeared from Metru Nui with [[First Rahi|prehistoric Rahi]] after a [[Underwater Rahi Study|study project]] about them had failed. Though the Toa attempted to explain to Mavrah that Metru Nui was ruined and that he had no reason to be their enemy, Mavrah denounced their story as a lie, and a conflict ensued. After fighting against the Kralhi, wandering Vahki [[Vorzakh]], and ancient Rahi, the Toa were able to escape aboard their ship. During the resulting battle, Mavrah was accidentally killed by the Rahi, and a Matoran Sphere, containing Ahkmou, was lost at sea. After destroying the passage leading into the tunnel, Nokama carved an image of the Toa Metru on the cave's wall as a symbol of their triumph. The team subsequently reached the surface of [[Aqua Magna]] and discovered the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island of Mata Nui]].

Nokama decided that the next Ga-Matoran settlement would be established on the very spot where the Toa Metru first set foot on the shore. While exploring the island, Vakama announced to his team that he had beheld another premonition, involving the creation of more Toa stones. Nokama, along with her brothers (the latter whom were wary of the idea) followed Vakama's example and housed a portion of their powers within six stones. After these Toa stones were hidden on the island for future Matoran, a new path to Metru Nui was discovered by Onewa, and the Toa Metru began the return journey to their city.

On the long trek through the [[Maze of Shadows|labyrinths]] beneath the island, the Toa Metru were abruptly attacked by the monster called [[Rahi Nui]]. During the encounter, in which the team barely emerged victorious, Nokama was severely wounded and poisoned by the Rahi Nui's stinger. The Toa hoped to find a cure in Metru Nui, but as she neared death, the option became impractical. The Toa Metru encountered and communicated with the roots of the plant {{p|Karzahni|Plant}}, which had been a prototype for the Morbuzakh. The plant made a deal with them: it would heal Nokama only if they in turn retrieved some [[Energized Protodermis]] for the Karzahni. The Toa concluded they had little choice but to agree, and after the Karzahni supplied Nokama with a temporary antidote, the Toa set out through the tunnels to steal a sample of the substance in a small vial. The Toa Metru ultimately found a pool of Energized Protodermis, but before they could claim the prize, the Energized Protodermis took physical form and refused to allow them to claim its substance. The Toa battled the Energized Protodermis and its mutated guardians, and thanks to a clever tactic by Vakama, tricked the Energized Protodermis into bringing down the pillars holding up the chamber. The Toa obtained their sample, and the rest of the pool was buried in the rubble. The Karzahni fully healed Nokama in exchange for the Energized Protodermis, but exposure to the liquid destroyed the plant.

Upon finally returning to Metru Nui, the Toa Metru found the city covered in the webbing of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} horde, which had occupied the city. The Visorak had hunted the many Rahi which ran free in the ruined city and stowed the remaining Matoran spheres in the Coliseum, from which [[Sidorak]] ruled the city. Having seen the city's new horrors such as mutant Rahi, malfunctioning Vahki, and wild [[Rahkshi]], the Toa Metru decided to travel through the Archives to reach the sleeping Matoran. Encountering an injured [[Ash Bear]] in the archives, Nokama encouraged the Toa to perform an experiment, using a minute portion of their Toa power to heal it. They continued through the Archives, but upon exiting, they were paralyzed by the Rhotuka of several [[Keelerak]] and captured.

=== Toa Hordika ===
After the ambush, the Visorak carried Nokama and her allies to the Coliseum. The Toa were strung up in cocoons and injected with the [[Hordika Venom]] of the Visorak. Thus, they were mutated into Toa Hordika - half-Toa, half-Rahi monsters. After their mutation, the cords suspending their cocoon prisons were clipped, and the Toa plummeted to certaindeath, but were caught at the last moment by the [[Rahaga]]. The Rahaga brought the Toa to Ga-Metru and explained to them that if the venom was not neutralized, they would remain Toa Hordika forever after. The Rahaga also related to them the legends of [[Keetongu]], a mythical Rahi that could reverse the poison and make them Toa Metru once more. The Toa Hordika, however, decided their first priority was to rescue the sleeping Matoran rather than to search for Keetongu.

Not long after their transformation, Vakama summoned the Toa Hordika to Po-Metru to seek out Turaga Dume. As they traveled underground, Nokama was the first to notice that Keelerak had pursued them. Trapped on three sides by Visorak, Onewa caused the bridge to crumble and they nearly tumbled into lava beneath, only to escape the Visorak trap. They eventually found Dume's sphere, but realized his pod had malfunctioned and the Turaga had escaped. After making this discovery, they returned to the surface of Metru Nui.

While the Toa Hordika were searching for Airship materials, Nokama and Gaaki travelled to the Great Temple. Nokama, who was formerly the most peaceful of the Toa, now found it hard to control her Rahi side, finding her new closeness to the natural world thrilling and the warnings of Rahaga [[Gaaki]] counterproductive to her goals. She became concerned for the welfare of some aquatic Rahi such as the [[Razor Whale]]s, many of which had been captured or killed by Visorak [[Boggarak]]. As they travelled, Nokama entertained the idea of letting her animalistic instincts take control, but Gaaki sharply condemned this, causing Nokama to grow suspicious of her travelling companion.

Inside the Great Temple, Nokama and Gaaki began a search for Kanohi to bring to the island above. Upon opening the chamber where the masks were stored, Nokama found a [[Gate Guardian]] defending it. Finding the creature unwilling to move aside, she knelt to reason with it and fell victim to the attack of its true body, much larger than the image she saw and invisible to both Nokama and Gaaki.

Losing more control with each blow the Rahi inflicted, she struck out with brutish physical assaults until Gaaki discovered the Rahi's true form. The Rahaga urgently instructed Nokama to use the water Rhotuka she had gained from her mutation, and upon doing so, the Toa Hordika saw the creature's outline in the ensuing rainstorm. Striking its leg, she toppled it and leapt upon it viciously, shouting at the creature until Gaaki gently urged her to suppress her inner Hordika. She and Gaaki proceeded into the chamber, but were surprised to find the names of Vhisola and the other finders of the Great Disks etched above the mask compartments, having been secretly uncovered by the Rahi Krahka during the battle as part of a plot to demoralize the Toa.

The two eventually rejoined Vakama and his companion, Rahaga [[Norik]], and together they continued towards Ta-Metru, where they caught up with Onewa, Nuju, Krahka (who had changed her mind and now opposed the Visorak), and the Rahaga [[Pouks]] and [[Kualus]] atop the massive Tahtorak. Together they went to [[Le-Metru]], and the four Toa Hordika forced their way into a hangar where Matau and Rahaga [[Iruini]] were trapped by advancing Visorak.

Climbing to the safety of the Tahtorak's back once more, the Toa Hordika were informed by Gaaki that the [[Zivon]] had just emerged from a portal to devour Whenua and his Rahaga companion, [[Bomonga]]. They quickly developed a plan for four of them to position themselves on several rooftops for a [[Battle for the Tower of Toa|strike]] on the massive, otherworldly Rahi, with Krahka above and Onewa below. Once in position, the four Toa Hordika signaled one another with flashes from their tools, and Onewa fired his stone spinners at the ground, creating ruptures in the earth and toppling several buildings onto the Visorak. Vakama distracted the Zivon with a fire spinner, allowing Whenua and Bomonga to break free as the other Toa Hordika assembled on the ground to continue the battle.

After Krahka and Tahtorak took on the Zivon, and all three Rahi were banished by a [[Kahgarak]] to the [[Field of Shadows]], the battle ended and the Toa Hordika entered [[Tower of Toa|the command tower]], burying Visorak corpses and expelling any Visorak still living. After a day of cleaning the tower, Iruini suggested that the Toa claim it, and the Toa did so, repairing the tower and rebuilding the gateway in the shape of a Kanohi [[Kiril]], at Nokama's suggestion. Charging the tower with elemental power as instructed by the Rahaga, the Toa Hordika assembled inside and shared the information Krahka had revealed to them about their origins as Toa Metru, chosen individually by Teridax.

Shortly after the airships were completed, the Rahaga told the Toa Hordika of the [[Makoki Stone]]s and the Kanohi [[Avohkii]]. While hunting for his stone, Whenua accidentally triggered a flood. Nokama saved him from the rushing waves and went to Ga-Metru to find her own Makoki Stone, as Whenua suggested. She found it at the bottom of the sea and, upon surfacing, was attacked by Visorak. She knocked the majority into the water, but was herded by the remainder into a web. Nokama was rescued by Nuju, who tore the web with a Rhotuka and defeated the Visorak. Nokama told Nuju to find his stone in a Knowledge Tower. After all the stones were retrieved, the Toa met at the Great Temple and found the Mask of Light using the stones. They then escaped from the attacking Visorak, and left just before the room exploded.

Nokama and Gaaki were travelling off the coast of Ga-Metru when Nokama was seized with excitement about her new closeness with the sea. She began to jump out of the water, compromising their secrecy despite Gaaki's repeated warnings. A group of Boggarak lined the coast, one striking Gaaki with a paralyzing Rhotuka. Nokama became frantic and charged a water Rhotuka, firing it into the sky and unleashing a massive lightning storm. The Visorak fled, but Nokama saw and bemoaned the devastation her power had unleashed. Gaaki explained how much more difficult it would be to keep her power in check as a Toa Hordika, and Nokama took Gaaki in one arm and continued the journey.

Nokama and Matau were later deployed by Vakama at Onewa's suggestion to scout out the Coliseum. After escaping several Visorak traps, Matau and Nokama hid under a Visorak Battle Ram, they were carried into a Visorak-controlled guard tower. Unfortunately, they arrived as Roodaka was learning that Nuju, Whenua, Kualus, and Bomonga had escaped capture in the Archives. In her rage, she noticed a flaw in the ram and ordered it be destroyed. As the ram was about to be thrown into the furnace, Matau summoned a cyclone that vaulted the ram out of danger and crashing it near the other Toa Hordika who had been looking for them. They then started planning their final attack on the Coliseum.

Some time later, Vakama left his fellow Toa Hordika in frustration. The Toa Hordika and Rahaga returned to the Great Temple, where the Rahaga sought to find further information on Keetongu. Nokama stood guard alongside her brothers, and confessed to Matau her difficulty suppressing the Hordika urges. In the morning, Nokama and her fellow Toa became concerned, as the Rahaga had not returned, and approached the Great Temple—only to find it ransacked and Rahaga Norik covered in rubble. Norik explained that Vakama was now in the service of [[Sidorak]], king of the Visorak, and [[Roodaka]], his cunning viceroy and queen-to-be. The other Rahaga had all been captured by Vakama and offered to Sidorak as proof of his loyalty.

After Vakama's betrayal, the Toa Hordika finally decided to seek out Keetongu, believing that he was now the only hope for Vakama. Norik informed the Hordika that they need to "follow the falling tears to [[Ko-Metru]] until they reach the sky". Beginning the journey, they crossed a rope bridge, Onewa and Matau being the last. As Onewa stepped on, the bridge launched Nuju, Nokama, and Whenua into the air. They caught onto ledges in the ravine, while Norik was caught in the bridge. As [[Oohnorak]] ran after Onewa and Matau, the other Toa used the bridge as a slingshot and grabbed Norik, but Norik's weight pulled them into the water. Nokama led the other three to jump after Norik, as he knew where Keetongu was. Traveling through underwater chutes, the Hordika arrived at the [[Ko-Metru Hideaway]]. Here, they found Keetongu, and begged him for help. Keetongu refused until he learned of the Hordika's dedication to Vakama and the [[Three Virtues]], and then agreed to help them.

With Keetongu on her side, Nokama led an [[Battle of Metru Nui|attack]] on the ruined Coliseum. The Toa Hordika conversed with Vakama, trying to dissuade him from his path, but Vakama ordered the Visorak to attack them. At Nokama's call, the Toa Hordika charged their Rhotuka and rode the spinners into the air to dodge the Visorak's opening volley and infiltrate the Coliseum. During this flight, Matau proceeded to the top of the Coliseum to face Vakama. While proceeding through the Coliseum, Nokama, Whenua, Onewa, and Nuju were ambushed by a Kahgarak and driven back out into the battlefield, where they and the freed Rahaga fought a losing battle against waves of Visorak. The battle was halted by Roodaka, carrying a [[Makuta Stone|piece]] of the seal that imprisoned Teridax, who tricked the Hordika into unleashing their elemental spinners on her. When the elemental Rhotuka hit her, the seal on Teridax's prison was undone, and he escaped and transported Roodaka to safety. Shortly afterward, Keetongu healed the Toa Hordika and turned them back into the Toa Metru. The Toa, Rahaga, and Keetongu loaded the remaining Matoran Spheres onto airships, and the Toa Metru departed to bring the rest of the Matoran to Mata Nui.

=== Turaga ===
The Toa Metru sacrificed their power to awaken the Matoran, and turned into the six Turaga. Nokama spent the next one thousand years using her weakened elemental powers to help the Ga-Matoran defend their village, [[Ga-Koro]], from Rahi. Her right hand Matoran was Macku, while her left hand Matoran was [[Kotu]]. During her long stay on Mata Nui, she and the other Turaga captured and imprisoned hundreds of [[Kraata]]. About five hundred years after the Great Cataclysm, Ga-Koro was attacked by a [[Great Temple Squid]], although [[Amaya]] boldly repelled it, although Nokama berated her for her reckless plan. As the Dark Time began to come to a close, Nokama was imprisoned by a [[Makika]], and later freed by Takua. She went to the [[Kini-Nui]] to see Takua summon the [[Toa Mata]].

Nokama would witness the coming of the new Toa, and was the one who would appoint [[Takanuva|Takua]] as [[Chronicler]] while he was on [[Mata Nui Online Game|his journeys around the island]]. During an attack on Ga-Koro, she and the rest of the villagers, save for Macku, were imprisoned in a hut, which then sunk to the bottom of [[Naho Bay]]. She worried frantically over what had become of Macku until Takua came, and talked to her through an air tube, reassuring her that Macku was fine. When Takua managed to repair the hut's pump, Nokama and her Matoran saw the [[Tarakava]] that imprisoned them return. [[Gali]] arrived at that moment and defeated the Tarakava. Nokama spoke with Takua, thanking him for helping her village, and kept Macku confined in the village for her own safety. When Takua returned to Ga-Koro, recruiting a [[Chronicler's Company|special company]] on his journey to Kini-Nui, Nokama chose Macku to join with him, since she was miserable staying in her [[Matoran Homes#Ga-Koro|hut]] alone.

When the [[Bohrok]] [[Bohrok Invasion|awakened]], Nokama helped the Ga-Matoran defend their aquatic home and hosted the company of the [[Po-Matoran]] who had evacuated [[Po-Koro|their village]]. Near the end of the Bohrok struggle a large squad of [[Pahrak]] [[Attack on Ga-Koro|invaded]] Ga-Koro's gate, attempting to destroy the village. Nokama sent Macku, Kotu and [[Hahli]] to dismantle the causeways, which held the Pahrak off for a time, though they later struck again. However, the Toa defeated the [[Bahrag]] and shut down the swarms before the Bohrok could do any significant harm to the village. The Matoran removed the Bohrok's [[Krana]] and put the Bohrok to work repairing Ga-Koro.

While the Matoran were busy repairing their village, Nokama was informed by Hahli that Gali had stood before a giant tidal wave, but was rendered [[Bohrok-Kal|powerless]] to stop it. Nokama went to Gali's aid, and found that she was greatly angered by her loss of powers, and how her brothers refused to listen to her when she foresaw something like this happening. Nokama sympathized with her loss of power, and led her to the cavern in Naho Bay which the Toa Metru had journeyed through from Metru Nui, so she could find a [[Kanohi Nuva]]. She then closed off the cave, and hoped that Gali would learn on her own how to escape. When Gali found the mask and came out of the cavern, she asked Nokama if the carving that Nokama made one thousand years ago was that of her as a Toa. Nokama dismissed the idea, saying simply that Gali was a Toa, and that she was a Turaga. After the defeat of the Bohrok-Kal, Nokama appointed Macku and Hahli to be her [[Kolhii]] champions, despite the fact that Hahli had absolutely no experience in the sport. After the revelation of the Mask of Light, it was Nokama who translated the writing on the mask, which foretold of the [[Search for the Seventh Toa|coming]] of a Seventh Toa who would defeat Teridax.

==== Return to Metru Nui ====
With Teridax [[Conflict Between Takanuva and Teridax|defeated]], the Matoran of Mata Nui traveled back to their old home, Metru Nui. Once Nokama and the other Turaga finished revealing the tales of Metru Nui, they left the island and sailed to the city in newly crafted [[boat]]s. After the colony landed, Nokama, the other Turaga, and the [[Toa Nuva]] were immediately summoned to a council by Dume, where they learned that Mata Nui was dying. The Toa Nuva immediately left for the island called [[Voya Nui]] in search of the [[Ignika|Mask of Life]], the key to saving Mata Nui. As soon as their Toa disappeared, [[Jaller]], the captain of the [[Ta-Metru]] [[Ta-Koro Guard|Guard]], assumed that the Turaga were hiding secrets again and confronted them, but the Turaga refused to discuss the mission taken by the Toa Nuva. As a result, Jaller commanded all of the Matoran to stop working until either Dume or one of the other Turaga revealed what was happening. The Turaga tried to start the work again, but failed. In the end, Nokama secretly told Jaller that Mata Nui was dying, and that the Toa Nuva were on a quest for the Mask of Life.

When the [[Toa Hagah]] arrived on Metru Nui, they and the [[Toa Mahri]] had to convince the Turaga to allow them to implement a plan to allow the Toa Hagah to travel under the Coliseum, as was necessary for their hunt for Teridax. After the [[Order of Mata Nui]] occupied Metru Nui to convert it into a fortress for their [[Siege of Metru Nui|final confrontation against the Brotherhood]], Nokama and the other Turaga refused to comply with their plans. Therefore, they were confined in the Coliseum.

Later, with the Toa Nuva's return from [[Karda Nui]], she joined in the celebration of Mata Nui's awakening.

==== Teridax's Reign ====
This celebration was interrupted by Teridax, announcing the fulfillment of his plan and his usurpation of the Great Spirit. He then sent Rahkshi into Metru Nui to enforce his will, and Nokama went into hiding in the Archives with the other Turaga and Matoran of Metru Nui. She and the rest of the Turaga then found Krahka, who led the Toa Nuva through the underground tunnels to the shoreline. However, after Krahka departed to join the rebellion, Nokama and the other Turaga of Metru Nui were captured by Teridax's Rahkshi and were imprisoned in the Coliseum, with Ahkmou taking their place as the new "Turaga."

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was damaged beyond repair and Teridax killed as a result of the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], Nokama migrated to the newly reformed [[Spherus Magna]], along with the other Turaga and the surviving Matoran of Metru Nui.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800|lines=8,9}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Nokama is peaceful and wise, but is known for her excessive talking, and dislike of compromise.

After the coming of the Toa Mata, she began to feel guilty of not telling the Toa about Metru Nui. During the events of the Bohrok-Kal, she finally could not resist, and took Gali Nuva to an underwater cavern, which has six drawings of the Toa Metru (although she herself never told her the tales).

As a [[Toa]] of [[Water]], Nokama could control, create or absorb water. When she became a Turaga, she retained reduced powers over water.

=== Mask and Tools ===
As a Toa Metru, Nokama carried a Pair of [[Hydro Blades]], which she could use to focus her Elemental Powers. As a Toa Hordika, the Hydro Blades became [[Fin Barbs]] and she gained a [[Rhotuka Launcher]]. Additionally, while a Toa Hordika, Nokama acquired a [[Combat Staff]], which she used utilized during her time there.

As a Toa, Nokama wore a Great [[Kanohi]] [[Rau]], the Mask of Translation, giving her insight into the translation of both speech and written form of languages. After becoming a Turaga, this mask was reduced in power and became a Noble Rau. She also was given five other Noble Kanohi by the Toa Mata.

Nokama also carries a [[Trident|Fork Shaped Staff]], as her [[Badge of Office]], which she carved from the bones of the [[Makuta Fish]] while on her first journey to Mata Nui.

== References ==
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Ga-Wahi

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'''Ga-Wahi''' was the [[Water]] region of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}.

== History ==
[[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] eventually became jealous of the [[Mata Nui (Being)|Great Spirit Mata Nui]] and the praise given to him by the [[Matoran Universe|Universe]]. Creating an elaborate plan, the Makuta planted a [[Virus]] in Mata Nui, causing him to slip into unconsciousness and fall onto the planet of [[Aqua Magna]], which he had been passing at the time. This [[Great Cataclysm]] caused numerous problems throughout the universe, including a malfunction in the camouflage system, creating a dry, bleak island. However, the Great Cataclysm also triggered an [[Energized Protodermis]] leak, causing many plant varieties to flourish on the island.

Ga-Wahi was named by [[Toa Metru]] [[Nokama]] after her team traveled to the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island of Mata Nui]] shortly before the [[Great Rescue]]. After they succeeded in their mission, the free [[Ga-Matoran]] and now [[Turaga]] Nokama lived in the village of Ga-Koro which they built. The region was attacked often by Makuta Teridax and his [[Infected Kanohi|Infected]] [[Rahi]] during the [[Great War]], and once by a rampaging [[Great Temple Squid]].

Nearing the end of what was known as the Dark Time, Nokama was captured by a [[Makika]] that inhabited a cavern near [[Naho Bay]]. When [[Takanuva|Takua]] arrived in Ga-Koro on his quest to find the [[Toa Stone]]s, the Ga-Matoran asked him to try to rescue Nokama from the cave. Takua agreed, and used [[Madu]] Fruit and a [[Volo Lutu Launcher]] to fight off [[Rahi]] and reach the cave. Once inside, he battled against and subdued the Makika by tossing boulders at the Madu-immune rahi. As the beast tried to lift the stone off itself, Takua rushed in, picked up Nokama, and dashed out the exit.

After he returned Nokama to Ga-Koro, she told him that the Toa Stone was hidden in the cliffs outside the Koro, and gave him an [[Amana Volo Sphere]] to help him on his journey, and in exchange for coming to rescue her. Takua then entered the cliffs and fought past several Rahi until he found the Toa Stone hidden on a cliff with several grasshopper-like Rahi around it.

Takua eventually discovered all six Toa Stones and summoned the [[Toa Canister]]s toward the island. When [[Gali]] arrived in Ga-Wahi, she fought a Tarakava and rediscovered her [[Elemental Powers|Elemental Power]] of Water.

Later Gali would again journey through Ga-Wahi in search of the many [[Kanohi]] hidden throughout the island and as she did so encountered another Tarakava in the sea. Thinking quickly, she dodged an attack from the creature outside a cave mouth, and the charging Rahi, unable to stop, continued into the cave. Gali hurriedly sealed the cave entrance, and swam away.

The [[Chronicler]] Takua, had traveled with his [[Chronicler's Company|company]] under the [[Naho Falls]] on a mission to reach [[Kini-Nui]] and [[Battle for Kini-Nui|defend]] it.

During the end of the [[Bohrok Invasion]], multiple [[Pahrak]] entered Ga-Wahi and even [[Attack on Ga-Koro|struck Ga-Koro]]. With some help from the refugees of [[Po-Koro]], plus sent from [[Ta-Koro]], Takua and [[Jaller]], the village was able to hold off the creatures long enough for the Toa Mata to [[Battle in the Bohrok Nest|defeat]] the [[Bahrag]]. This caused the Bohrok to become immobilized and ended their cleansing of the Island.

Right after the [[Bohrok-Kal]] awakened and stole the [[Nuva Symbol]]s from the villages, Gali [[Toa Nuva|Nuva]] was drenched with a massive wave of water that she was unable to stop. Nokama, who had been sent by [[Hahli]], told her the location of a [[Kanohi Nuva]]. Taking her to an underwater sea cave, Nokama trapped Gali at the entrance by blocking the cave with a huge slab of stone, so that she would learn to understand the changes taking place on the island. Swimming deeper into the cavern, the Toa of Water battled against an octopus like Rahi before finding the [[Kakama Nuva]] and using it to escape. She then used the mask to also exit the cave.

After the Bohrok were reawakened by the Toa Nuva, Ga-Wahi became barren and the Rahi returned inside Mata Nui. When Mata Nui's [[Great Spirit Robot|body]] became functional again and [[Mata Nui's Reawakening|rose up]] under the island, Ga-Wahi was destroyed.

== Landscape ==
Ga-Wahi was a large and mostly submerged region located on the eastern side of the island of Mata Nui. It was dominated by [[Naho Bay]], taking up the vast majority of the region, which was surrounded by towering white cliffs. Ga-Wahi's landscape was very diverse; the regions around the coastline were long, sandy beaches surrounded by very tall and steep cliffs of white rock. The rest of the area was split between plains with plentiful [[Flora|vegetation]] and thick jungle, though it was not as thick and the trees were not as large as Le-Wahi. The entire region had very high humidity. [[Ga-Koro]] was located in this Wahi, along with other famous landmarks, such as the [[Naho Falls]] and the [[Hura-Mafa River]]. The [[Toa Metru]] first set foot on Mata Nui here, and it was where all of the [[Matoran]] were awoken from their slumber.

The location was later destroyed by the reawakened [[Bohrok]] swarms and {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}'s reawakening.

=== Significant Locations ===
* [[Ga-Koro]]
** [[Suva#Ga-Suva|Ga-Suva]]
** [[East Garden]]
* [[Naho Bay]]
** [[Naho Falls]]
* [[Hura-Mafa River]]
* [[Old Fusa Path]]
* [[Temple of Purity]]

=== Ga-Kini ===
Ga-Kini was the temple of [[Water]].

== Inhabitants ==
=== [[Ga-Matoran]] ===
The Ga-Matoran were the primary residents of Ga-Wahi. They lived in the village of Ga-Koro, a village which was made mainly of seaweed and other plantations. The Ga-Matoran performed day-to-day activities such as sailing or manufacturing goods.

=== [[Rahi]] and [[Creatures]] ===
Ga-Wahi was home to aquatic Rahi that migrated from the [[Matoran Universe]] after the [[Great Cataclysm]]. Aquatic creatures native to [[Aqua Magna]] also migrated there from the surrounding waters.

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* Unnamed [[Rahi/Unnamed Rahi#Marine Rahi|fish Rahi]] with a hook-shaped dorsal fin.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG}}
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* Unnamed [[Rahi/Unnamed Rahi#Marine Rahi|whale Rahi]] that could be domesticated by Ga-Matoran.{{MediaCitation|BtG}}
* Small, orange [[Creatures#Aqua Magna|starfish creatures]] found on the shores of Mata Nui.{{ComicCitation|C11}}
* Large [[Creatures#Aqua Magna|clam-like creatures]] whose shells were used by the Ga-Matoran.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|1}}

== References ==
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Old Fusa Path

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The '''Old Fusa Path''' was a narrow walkway nestled between the cliffs of the [[Ga-Wahi]] beach.

== History ==
This pathway was created by the [[Matoran]] during their occupation of the island of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} to serve as an inland access point to the beaches of [[Naho Bay]], and ultimately to the village of [[Ga-Koro]]. Harakeke and Bamboo plants proliferated along the path.

The [[Ga-Matoran]] [[Hahli]] used the path during her travels across the island to participate in the [[Kolhii Tournament]] as the [[Kolhii]] Champion of Ga-Koro.

The path was cleared by the reawakened [[Bohrok]] swarms and wiped from existence by the Great Spirit {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}'s reawakening.

== References ==
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Ga-Wahi

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'''Ga-Wahi''' was the [[Water]] region of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}.

== History ==
[[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] eventually became jealous of the [[Mata Nui (Being)|Great Spirit Mata Nui]] and the praise given to him by the [[Matoran Universe|Universe]]. Creating an elaborate plan, the Makuta planted a [[Virus]] in Mata Nui, causing him to slip into unconsciousness and fall onto the planet of [[Aqua Magna]], which he had been passing at the time. This [[Great Cataclysm]] caused numerous problems throughout the universe, including a malfunction in the camouflage system, creating a dry, bleak island. However, the Great Cataclysm also triggered an [[Energized Protodermis]] leak, causing many plant varieties to flourish on the island.

Ga-Wahi was named by [[Toa Metru]] [[Nokama]] after her team traveled to the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island of Mata Nui]] shortly before the [[Great Rescue]]. After they succeeded in their mission, the free [[Ga-Matoran]] and now [[Turaga]] Nokama lived in the village of Ga-Koro which they built. The region was attacked often by Makuta Teridax and his [[Infected Kanohi|Infected]] [[Rahi]] during the [[Great War]], and once by a rampaging [[Great Temple Squid]].

Nearing the end of what was known as the Dark Time, Nokama was captured by a [[Makika]] that inhabited a cavern near [[Naho Bay]]. When [[Takanuva|Takua]] arrived in Ga-Koro on his quest to find the [[Toa Stone]]s, the Ga-Matoran asked him to try to rescue Nokama from the cave. Takua agreed, and used [[Madu]] Fruit and a [[Volo Lutu Launcher]] to fight off [[Rahi]] and reach the cave. Once inside, he battled against and subdued the Makika by tossing boulders at the Madu-immune rahi. As the beast tried to lift the stone off itself, Takua rushed in, picked up Nokama, and dashed out the exit.

After he returned Nokama to Ga-Koro, she told him that the Toa Stone was hidden in the cliffs outside the Koro, and gave him an [[Amana Volo Sphere]] to help him on his journey, and in exchange for coming to rescue her. Takua then entered the cliffs and fought past several Rahi until he found the Toa Stone hidden on a cliff with several grasshopper-like Rahi around it.

Takua eventually discovered all six Toa Stones and summoned the [[Toa Canister]]s toward the island. When [[Gali]] arrived in Ga-Wahi, she fought a Tarakava and rediscovered her [[Elemental Powers|Elemental Power]] of Water.

Later Gali would again journey through Ga-Wahi in search of the many [[Kanohi]] hidden throughout the island and as she did so encountered another Tarakava in the sea. Thinking quickly, she dodged an attack from the creature outside a cave mouth, and the charging Rahi, unable to stop, continued into the cave. Gali hurriedly sealed the cave entrance, and swam away.

The [[Chronicler]] Takua, had traveled with his [[Chronicler's Company|company]] under the [[Naho Falls]] on a mission to reach [[Kini-Nui]] and [[Battle for Kini-Nui|defend]] it.

During the end of the [[Bohrok Invasion]], multiple [[Pahrak]] entered Ga-Wahi and even [[Attack on Ga-Koro|struck Ga-Koro]]. With some help from the refugees of [[Po-Koro]], plus sent from [[Ta-Koro]], Takua and [[Jaller]], the village was able to hold off the creatures long enough for the Toa Mata to [[Battle in the Bohrok Nest|defeat]] the [[Bahrag]]. This caused the Bohrok to become immobilized and ended their cleansing of the Island.

Right after the [[Bohrok-Kal]] awakened and stole the [[Nuva Symbol]]s from the villages, Gali [[Toa Nuva|Nuva]] was drenched with a massive wave of water that she was unable to stop. Nokama, who had been sent by [[Hahli]], told her the location of a [[Kanohi Nuva]]. Taking her to an underwater sea cave, Nokama trapped Gali at the entrance by blocking the cave with a huge slab of stone, so that she would learn to understand the changes taking place on the island. Swimming deeper into the cavern, the Toa of Water battled against an octopus like Rahi before finding the [[Kakama Nuva]] and using it to escape. She then used the mask to also exit the cave.

After the Bohrok were reawakened by the Toa Nuva, Ga-Wahi became barren and the Rahi returned inside Mata Nui. When Mata Nui's [[Great Spirit Robot|body]] became functional again and [[Mata Nui's Reawakening|rose up]] under the island, Ga-Wahi was destroyed.

== Landscape ==
Ga-Wahi was a large and mostly submerged region located on the eastern side of the island of Mata Nui. It was dominated by [[Naho Bay]], taking up the vast majority of the region, which was surrounded by towering white cliffs. Ga-Wahi's landscape was very diverse; the regions around the coastline were long, sandy beaches surrounded by very tall and steep cliffs of white rock. The rest of the area was split between plains with plentiful [[Flora|vegetation]] and thick jungle, though it was not as thick and the trees were not as large as Le-Wahi. The entire region had very high humidity. [[Ga-Koro]] was located in this Wahi, along with other famous landmarks, such as the [[Naho Falls]] and the [[Hura-Mafa River]]. The [[Toa Metru]] first set foot on Mata Nui here, and it was where all of the [[Matoran]] were awoken from their slumber.

The location was later destroyed by the reawakened [[Bohrok]] swarms and {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}'s reawakening.

=== Significant Locations ===
* [[Ga-Koro]]
** [[Suva#Ga-Suva|Ga-Suva]]
** [[East Garden]]
* [[Naho Bay]]
** [[Naho Falls]]
* [[Hura-Mafa River]]
* [[Old Fusa Path]]
* [[Temple of Purity]]

=== Ga-Kini ===
Ga-Kini was the temple of [[Water]].

== Inhabitants ==
=== [[Ga-Matoran]] ===
The Ga-Matoran were the primary residents of Ga-Wahi. They lived in the village of Ga-Koro, a village which was made mainly of seaweed and other plantations. The Ga-Matoran performed day-to-day activities such as sailing or manufacturing goods.

=== [[Rahi]] and [[Creatures]] ===
Ga-Wahi was home to aquatic Rahi that migrated from the [[Matoran Universe]] after the [[Great Cataclysm]]. Aquatic creatures native to [[Aqua Magna]] also migrated there from the surrounding waters.

* [[Cave Fish]]{{BookCitation|BEU|page=21|entryname=Cave Fish}}
* [[Creatures#Aqua Magna|Cowrie]]{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|1}}
* [[Rahi#C|Cliff Bug]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Dermis Turtle]]{{BookCitation|BEU|page=27|entryname=Dermis Turtle}}
* [[Rahi#E|Electric Spider]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Fikou]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Great Temple Squid]]{{BookCitation|BC4}}{{OnlineCitation|T}}{{BookCitation|BEU|page=40|entryname=Great Temple Squid}}
* [[Keras]]<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20061017013845/http://club.lego.com/eng/buildits/showbuildinginstruction.asp?id=keras&m=red Inspired by BIONICLE Keras] [[LEGO.com|LEGO Club]]</ref>
* [[Lightfish]]{{BookCitation|BEU|page=79|entryname=Lightfish}}
* [[Makika]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Ruki]]<ref name="bios">[https://web.archive.org/web/20030216020748/http://www.lego.com:80/eng/bionicle/characters.asp?charid=gakoro Bionicle Ga-Koro] [[BIONICLE.com]]</ref>
* [[Razorfish]]{{BookCitation|BEU|page=121|entryname=Razorfish}}
* [[Shore Turtle]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Takea]]<ref name="bios"/>
* [[Tarakava]]{{BookCitation|BEU|page=139|entryname=Tarakava}}
* [[Ussal]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* Unnamed [[Rahi/Unnamed Rahi#Marine Rahi|fish Rahi]] with a hook-shaped dorsal fin.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG}}
* Unnamed [[Rahi/Unnamed Rahi#Marine Rahi|small fish Rahi]] with a propeller-like tail.{{MediaCitation|QftM}}
* Unnamed [[Rahi/Unnamed Rahi#Marine Rahi|whale Rahi]] that could be domesticated by Ga-Matoran.{{MediaCitation|BtG}}
* Small, orange [[Creatures#Aqua Magna|starfish creatures]] found on the shores of Mata Nui.{{ComicCitation|C11}}
* Large [[Creatures#Aqua Magna|clam-like creatures]] whose shells were used by the Ga-Matoran.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|1}}

== References ==
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Chutes

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The '''Chute System''' was a method of transportation centered in [[Le-Metru]], which extended over all of [[Metru Nui]]. It was used to travel quickly between locations.

== History ==
The Chute system was invented and put into practice after [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] was appointed leader of Metru Nui.{{BookCitation|MN-CoL|chaptername=Coliseum|entryname=Turaga Dume|page=55}} From its conception, the system was managed by the [[Le-Matoran]], who controlled the Chutes from [[Chute Stations]]. The Chutes ranged over the entire island, and were used as efficient transport between the Metru. Chutes were also utilized in other areas of the Matoran Universe, such as small cities.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=446|post=10984047|lines=5,13}}

The illegal activity of [[Disk Surfing]] in the Chutes sprang up, though Matoran who participated in it were rarely punished for it unless they disrupted others' work or sustained injuries that prevented them from working. This sport was especially popular with Le-Matoran, many of whom knew where the best Chute tracks could be found.

The Chute System became an essential part of the habitats of several species of [[Rahi]]. [[Chute Lurker]]s lived and hunted inside of the Chutes, and [[Nui-Rama]] often fed on the Liquid Protodermis contained within them. The [[Ko-Matoran]] [[Scholar]] [[Ihu]] was killed when a swarm of Nui-Rama attacked the Chute he was riding to feed on the Protodermis.

After the [[Toa Metru]] were branded as impostors by [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] disguised as [[Turaga]] [[Dume]], [[Vakama]], [[Matau]] and [[Nokama]] fled from the [[Coliseum]] via a Chute headed towards [[Ko-Metru]]. In a main Chute Station, the [[Dark Hunters]] [[Nidhiki]] and [[Krekka]] forced the [[Chute Station Attendant]] [[Kongu]] to reverse the flow of the Chutes to endanger the Toa Metru. The Toa Metru were forced to manually evacuate the Chute, making use of Nokama's [[Hydro Blades]] to latch onto one of the metal supports and swing themselves to safety.

Later, the same three Toa Metru were attacked by [[Vahki]] [[Bordakh]]. Matau allowed the Vahki to pursue him in a nearby Chute but noticed that a portion of the Chute ahead had been destroyed by Vahki [[Vorzakh]]. Thinking quickly, he hooked his Aero Slicers on one of the chute rings and stopped himself before he exited the Chute. The Vahki were unable to stop themselves in time, flying out of the Chute and crashing to the ground.

The Chute system was heavily damaged in the Great Cataclysm, but repaired after the [[Staff of Artakha]] was used.

The Chutes, along with the rest of Metru Nui, were severely damaged when a fragment of one of the moons of [[Bara Magna]] struck the head of the [[Great Spirit Robot]] during Teridax's battle with {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}. Later, the Chutes, along with all other locations in the [[Matoran Universe]], were dismantled.{{GregCitation|OGQ|page=4|post=130|lines=7,18}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=426|post=10878435}}

=== Underwater Chutes ===
Underwater Chutes connected Metru Nui with other locations in the [[Matoran Universe]]. These Chutes were all over Metru Nui, but they fell into disuse because they were considered unsafe, making them a very good way for different types of [[Rahi]] to travel, including the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} horde.

[[Jaller]], [[Hewkii]], [[Kongu]], [[Hahli]], [[Matoro]], [[Nuparu]], and [[Takanuva#Takanuva|Takanuva]] traveled in an abandoned underwater Chute from Le-Metru to {{p|Karzahni|Location}}.

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In this alternate universe, Toa [[Lesovikk]] and Takanuva used an underwater Chute to travel from Karzahni to Metru Nui.

== Features ==
The Chutes are made of magnetized [[Protodermis]] held in place by an electromagnetic sheath, causing them to flow at rapid speeds. The electromagnetic field pulses, weakening and strengthening every few seconds, allowing solid objects to pass through the chute's outer field at the right time. The field's strength can be altered, so as to make it weaker or stronger, at a chute station. Chutes can vary in size, from small one-Matoran chutes to huge cargo chutes.

Sometimes, when there is trouble in the Chutes, the Chute's speed is slowed or even stopped. Reversing it is believed by the workers to possibly cause the entire system to explode. Damaged Chutes were closed off to the public, and were often used illegally, until the Chute's condition was normalized.

=== Boarding ===
The most common way to board a Chute was from Chute Stations. At a chute station, the Protodermis flow was slowed down and the magnetic field was weakened enough for Matoran to pass through easily, allowing them to enter and exit the Chute, or load or unload cargo. In order to reach the boarding platform of a Chute from ground level, a system of ladders was used. Thrill-seeking Matoran engaged in the illegal practice of Chute diving, which consisted of jumping into a Chute outside of a station, based on an estimation of when the field is weak enough. This was highly dangerous, as an incorrectly-timed jump could land the Matoran on a hard field, possibly knocking the Matoran off.

=== Force Spheres ===
Occasionally, there a flaw in a Chute System would cause a piece of the Chute's field to break off and wrap around itself, becoming a sphere of magnetic energy called a '''Force Sphere'''. Force Spheres traveled through Chutes at high speed, sucking in tools, bits of junk, [[Kanoka]] Disks, and other things. The longer the Sphere existed, the stronger it would become, until it caused the Chute it was traveling in to collapse. The Sphere would then implode under the wreckage, destroying its contents.

During the quest for the Great Disks, Matau had to retrieve [[Le-Metru]]'s Great Disk from a Force Sphere. The [[Toa]] managed to create a tornado inside it to push himself out. After that, the Sphere destroyed [[the Notch]].

== References ==
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Plantlife

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Plantlife''' is an Elemental Power. To inhabitants of [[Spherus Magna]], it is known as '''Jungle'''.

== Species Wielders ==
=== [[Spherus Magna]] ===
==== [[Element Lords]] ====
* The [[Element Lord of Jungle]] has a wide range of Jungle-based powers.

=== [[Matoran Universe]] ===
In the Matoran Universe, Plantlife is often represented the prefix ''Bo-'' and by the colors green and blue.

==== [[Matoran]] ====
* [[Bo-Matoran]] represent the Element of the Green. They contain a minuscule amount of Elemental Plantlife Energy, to the extent that they have an innate understanding of plant attributes such as poison. All Matoran, Toa, and Turaga of Plantlife are male.
* [[Toa]] of Plantlife have the Elemental Power of Plantlife, allowing them to create, control and absorb plant life. Their only real limitation is that when they run out of Elemental Energy of the Green, they must wait for it to recharge.
* Turaga of Plantlife possess small traces of Elemental Power over Plantlife.

==== [[Makuta]] ====
* [[Rahkshi]] and [[Kraata]] of Plant Control, and all Makuta, have limited powers over Plantlife.

==== [[Skakdi]] ====
* Skakdi of Plantlife can only access their power if they work with another Skakdi, or if they carry a weapon that allows them to focus their powers individually.

== Examples ==
* Creating [[Flora|plant life]]
* Controlling plant life
** Changing the form of plants
* Absorbing plant life
* Unleashing a Nova Blast of the Green {{C|Toa-exclusive}}

===Combinations===
* Beings other than [[Toa]] and the [[Krahka]] cannot combine powers of any sort to create a [[Toa Seal|Protodermis cage]]. As long as each wields a different element, providing that [[Light]] and [[Shadow]] are not included at the same time, any six Toa can create a [[Protodermis]] cage.

== Users ==
'''All of the following have or had the Element of Jungle and/or its sub-powers:'''
* All [[Bo-Matoran]] - Inaccessible; manifests as an innate understanding of flora.
* The [[Element Lord of Jungle]]
* All [[Makuta]] - Plant control.
** All [[Kraata]] and [[Rahkshi]] of Plant Control
** [[Takutanuva]] - Plant control. {{C|formerly; now unmerged}}
* All [[Skakdi]] of Plantlife - Only in conjunction with other Skakdi, or through certain weapons.
* All [[Toa]] of Plantlife
** A [[Other Toa#Makoki Stone Guard Team|Toa of Plantlife]] that guarded the [[Makoki Stone]] at the [[Toa Fortress]] {{C|deceased}}
** [[Kanae]], the [[Toa Mangai]] of Plantlife{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=565|post=11755049}} {{C|deceased}}
** A [[Other Toa#Toa Empire Alternate Universe|Toa of Plantlife]] in the [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]]
* All [[Turaga]] of Plantlife - Diminished after their transformation from Toa.

'''The following locations are affiliated with Jungle:'''
* [[Bota Magna]]
* [[Underground Lab of the Great Beings#Cavern of the Elements|Cavern of Jungle]]
* [[Tesara]]

== Trivia ==
* When creating the [[Matoran Universe]], the Great Beings decided to replace the prevalence of the Jungle power with the Elemental Power of [[Air]]. This was because there was greater need for Air powers than Jungle powers, due to a smaller amount of plant life in the Matoran Universe.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=211|post=8409}} Mata Nui also granted Air powers to Jungle Glatorian rather than Jungle powers.{{BookCitation|TLR}}

== References ==
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Gahlok-Kal

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'''Gahlok-Kal''' was the [[Bohrok-Kal]] of [[Magnetism]].

== Biography ==
Gahlok-Kal was originally an [[Av-Matoran]] who was destined to transform into a [[Gahlok]]. Eventually, it was exposed to a mutagenic substance by the [[Bahrag]], and transformed into Gahlok-Kal. Once the Bohrok Queens [[Battle in the Bohrok Nest|fell in battle]] to the [[Toa Mata]], Gahlok-Kal awoke.

As [[Pohatu]] [[Toa Nuva|Nuva]] pursued [[Pahrak-Kal]], who had [[Bohrok Invasion#Bohrok-Kal Strike|stolen]] his [[Nuva Symbol|symbol]], Gahlok-Kal aided its counterpart and used its magnetic shields on the Toa. This left him stranded in the desert with a group of [[Mahi]] magnetized to him. It also helped stop the Toa Nuva from finding their [[Kanohi Nuva]], which the Kal had been ordered to do by [[Tahnok-Kal]].

When [[Wairuha#Toa Nuva Kaita|Wairuha Nuva]] was formed to combat the Bohrok-Kal, Gahlok-Kal, as well as [[Kohrak-Kal]], were summoned by [[Lehvak-Kal]], and the three merged into the [[Bohrok-Kal Kaita Ja]]. The Kaita Ja defeated Wairuha Nuva and left the Toa Nuva helpless as Gahlok-Kal and the others continued their hunt to find and free the Bahrag.

After the Bohrok-Kal found out where the Bahrag were hidden, they [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|journeyed]] there with the Nuva Symbols. However, they did not realize that the Toa Nuva were following them. Upon arriving, they found the [[Exo-Toa]] suits empty, guarding the Bahrag, and began destroying them. Gahlok-Kal was responsible for destroying most of the Exo-Toa armor suits.

The Bohrok-Kal then placed the Nuva Symbols on the [[Nuva Cube]], and their [[Krana-Kal]] turned silver in doing so, forming a shield and protecting them from all harm. The Toa Nuva then mentally charged their symbols through their connection with them, and the symbols in turn enhanced the powers of the Bohrok-Kal. Gahlok-Kal's magnetic power caused all of the Exo-Toa parts, strewn about the ground, to fly upward and hit it, eventually crushing the Bohrok-Kal.

== Abilities and Traits ==
Gahlok-Kal was a greedy, self-serving Bohrok-Kal that saw itself as capable of doing anything. Gahlok-Kal was also very silent, stealthy, and able to find a way past any obstacle in its path. It had the power of Magnetism, which allowed it to cause any object to become magnetized or magnetic, and to any level of intensity.

=== Tools ===
Gahlok-Kal used its [[Magnetic Shield]]s to channel its Magnetic powers.

Ko-Wahi

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'''Ko-Wahi''' was the region of [[Ice]] on the island of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}.

== History ==
Ko-Wahi was created after {{p|Mata Nui|Being}} fell onto the surface of [[Aqua Magna]] after being attack by [[Teridax]]. The crash created an [[Energized Protodermis]] leak, shaping the region into what it was when the Toa Metru discovered it.

Shortly after the [[Great Cataclysm]], the Toa Metru traveled to the Island of Mata Nui. [[Nuju]], while in search of a hospitable place for the [[Ko-Matoran]] to live, named this location Ko-Wahi. After the [[Great Rescue]], the Ko-Matoran did populate the region and lived in the city of [[Ko-Koro]]. This area was constantly attacked by Teridax's [[Infected Kanohi|infected]] [[Rahi]] during the the Dark Time and [[Great War]]. [[Takanuva|Takua]] travelled through Ko-Wahi to find Nuju, find two [[Vuata Maca Crystal]]s, and recover the Element of Melting.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}

During the end of the Dark Time, [[Kopaka]] arrived on a Ko-Wahi beach after the [[Matoran]] Takua sent a signal beckoning the [[Toa Canister]]s toward the island. Confused about his situation, as he had no memory of his previous life, the [[Toa]] of [[Ice]] continued into the region until he noticed he was being watched. Using his [[Akaku]] and Elemental Powers, he exposed [[Matoro]]'s hiding spot and questioned him. The [[Matoran]] explained the [[The Legend of Mata Nui|Legend of Mata Nui]] to the Toa before the two were delayed by a [[Nui-Rama]]. Soon after, the now [[Turaga]] Nuju came forth and spoke with the them. The Turaga explained that Kopaka needed to find the Great [[Kanohi]] spread across the island, if he wanted to defeat Teridax.

Beginning his journey alone, Kopaka met with the unexpected appearance of a small avalanche which he learned [[Pohatu]] had accidentally created. Kopaka reluctantly teamed up with his friendly and apologetic brother, and then journeyed toward the top of [[Mount Ihu]]. Finding his [[Hau]] at the place of far seeing, they journeyed back down before being confronted by a [[Kane-Ra]]. Together, the Toa tricked it into falling off a cliff, and then trapped the creature in a crude prison.

Takua later traveled across the Drifts, seeking out Matoro. The [[Chronicler]] became lost in the blizzards however and was found and rescued by the very Ko-Matoran he was looking for. While Takua healed in a small igloo, a [[Muaka]] surprised Matoro outside and began to attack him. Kopaka, who was traveling there at the time, rescued the Matoran again and defeated the Rahi using his mask powers.

During the [[Bohrok Invasion]], [[Tahnok]] swarmed throughout Ko-Wahi and began to clean it, destroying the Three Brothers Bridge and a huge bed of indigenous flowers. Kopaka, though able to defeat these few and collect the [[Krana]] he needed, was not able to stop the [[Bohrok]] from ruining his village nor protect the entire mountain.

Skiing down the slopes of Ko-Wahi, Kopaka created an ice bridge to travel across a trench. However his powers failed him and the Toa fell below, stopping himself by wedging his swords into the walls.

While the [[Bohrok-Kal]] struck the land in search of the [[Bahrag]] and thus attempting to reawaken the Bohrok, Kopaka now having lost his elemental powers searched for the [[Kanohi Nuva]]. He was accompanied by Pohatu, who was determined to help his brother find the [[Hau Nuva]]. Knowing of a huge storm coming across the mountain, Kopaka unsuccessfully tried to convince the Toa of Stone to turn back. The two were then separated when the Blizzard hit, and Kopaka began a fight against a Muaka. Having his powers [[Nuva Symbol|stolen]], Kopaka was not able to beat the creature until Pohatu arrived again and helped stop him. Finally agreeing with him to travel along, the two found the cave which the Mask was said to be placed in. After finding the mask and solving a few obstacles, a quake hit the cave and the rocks above began to fall on top of the Toa. Not being able to dodge, Kopaka used his new mask of shielding to protect them both. The Toa of Ice climbed out of the pile and was unable to find his brother, believing him to be dead. Later he discovered that the lost Toa had survived the rock slide thanks to the Hau, and Kopaka, silently bonding a friendship with the Toa of Stone, gave him the Mask they acquired.

[[Kantai]], a Matoran Hermit who lived at the Drifts, was sought out by [[Hahli]] in order to learn the [[Kolhii Skills|Kolhii Skill]] of [[Willpower]], in preparation of the [[Kolhii Tournament]].

Searching for the Seventh Toa, [[Jaller]] and Takua traveled through Ko-Wahi and met up with Kopaka. Before reaching Ko-Koro, the three soon came across the [[Rahkshi]] [[Lerahk]], [[Guurahk]] and [[Panrahk]] released by Teridax. While Kopaka fought against the Rahkshi, the Matoran slid down the Mountain on his {{p|Ice Shield|Kopaka}}. Knocking out Kopaka, the Rahkshi followed the Matoran by flying across a pond. However, Kopaka was able to fire an Elemental blast of Ice at the Rahkshi, causing them to crash into the water. Following up on the last attack, the Toa of Ice quickly froze the small lake, temporarily stopping the creatures.

Ko-Wahi was later cleansed by the Bohrok swarms, and then demolished entirely when Teridax took control of Mata Nui's body.

== Landscape ==
Ko-Wahi encompassed Mount Ihu, the largest mountain of Mata Nui, beginning in the north at the foothills of the mountain by [[Onu-Wahi]] and ending where the mountain merged into the [[Mangai Volcano]], separated by the [[North March]]. The entire region was covered in ice and snow, fittingly for the Wahi of ice; the mountain was largely inhospitable, with only a few species of Rahi being able to successfully survive there. It often experienced fierce storms that made it impossible to travel, either by foot, [[Gukko]], or [[Tren Krom Break|Cable Car]]. Among the more of dominant features of Ko-Wahi were two massive glaciers, separated by a block of ice which Ko-Koro hid under. One of the eyes of Mata Nui was concealed underneath the larger of the glaciers, the thousands of tons of ice only allowing dim light to filter into [[Metru Nui]] below. Most of the upper part of the mountain was dominated by the Drifts, massive, nearly featureless snowfields that experienced almost constant storm. The most hazardous section of the Drifts was known as the Wastes.

=== Significant Locations ===
* [[Ko-Koro]] - The main village of Ko-Wahi; where most Ko-Matoran were located.
** [[Suva#Ko-Suva|Ko-Suva]] - A Suva honoring [[Kopaka]].
** [[Sanctum]]
** [[Sanctum#Wall of Prophecy|Wall of Prophecy]]
* [[Mount Ihu]]
** [[The Drifts]]
* [[North March]]
* [[Place of Shadow]]
* [[Temple of Peace]]
* [[Gate of Ice]]

=== Ko-Kini ===
Ko-Kini was the temple of [[Ice]].

=== Three Brothers Bridge ===
The '''Three Brothers Bridge''' was an ice structure in the Ko-Wahi region of the island of Mata Nui.

When the Toa Metru arrived on the island of Mata Nui to search for a refuge for the Matoran of Metru Nui, they named the icy formation based on its position spanning a deep crevice between three massive glaciers.

After Makuta Teridax awakened the Bohrok swarms, a squad of Tahnok attacked the bridge on their first rampage, and successfully melted the structure.

== Inhabitants ==
=== [[Ko-Matoran]] ===
The Ko-Matoran were the primary [[Matoran]] residents of Ko-Wahi. The Ko-Matoran performed day-to-day activities such as meditating and carving prophecies.

=== [[Rahi]] ===
Ko-Wahi was home to the great [[Muaka]] cat and other [[Rahi]].

* [[Crystal Climber]]{{BookCitation|BEU|page=24|entryname=Crystal Climber}}
* [[Hikaki]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Kane-Ra]]{{BookCitation|BC1}}
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* [[Muaka]]{{BookCitation|BC4}}
* [[Nui-Rama]]{{ComicCitation|C1|8}}
* [[Vako]]{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Ussal]]{{ComicCitation|C1|2}}
* Unnamed [[Rahi/Unnamed Rahi#Aerial Rahi|birds made of snow]] that preys on creatures by flying over them and smashing its weight onto them{{MediaCitation|QftT}}

== References ==
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Great Rescue

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The '''Great Rescue''' was the mass evacuation of the [[Matoran]] of [[Metru Nui]] to the island of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}. It was undertaken by the [[Toa Metru]], who were mutated into beast-like [[Toa]] known as the [[Toa Hordika]] shortly after they began. They were able to return to their original forms and complete the rescue with the help of [[Keetongu]] and the [[Rahaga]], after the defeat of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}}.

== History ==
=== Teridax's Plan ===
[[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] devised a plan to overthrow [[Mata Nui (Being)|Mata Nui]] and take control of the [[Matoran Universe]], his first step being to capture and brainwash the Matoran of Metru Nui. To accomplish this, he kidnapped [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] and imprisoned him in a special sphere. He then used the Turaga's form and influence to gather the Matoran to the [[Coliseum]]. There he commanded the [[Vahki]], the robotic law enforcers of Metru Nui, to force all the Matoran inside more special spheres, which were designed to make the Matoran lose all of their memories and become physically weaker. Teridax planned to use the [[Vahi]] to speed up [[time]], and then reawaken them and introduce himself as their rescuer; however, a novice team of Toa known as the Toa Metru managed to defeat Teridax by trapping him with a [[Toa Seal]].

The Toa Metru were not, however, able to save the hundreds of Matoran from their stasis immediately, but they managed to escape through the [[Great Barrier]] with six of the spheres. Using a Vahki Transport that Toa [[Vakama]] later dubbed the [[Lhikan]], they journeyed through the Great Barrier, intending to find a sanctuary where they could safely awaken the Matoran; however, one of the spheres—containing a [[Po-Matoran]], [[Ahkmou]]—was lost during the journey. Despite their loss, they safely reached the surface of [[Aqua Magna]] and located an island paradise, upon which they docked their vessel. The Toa believed that the island would provide a temporary haven for the Matoran of Metru Nui once they were all rescued.

=== Return to Metru Nui ===
After some exploration of the new island, Toa [[Onewa]] discovered a new tunnel system, through which the Toa Metru could return to Metru Nui. Dealing with multiple [[Rahi]] confrontations, they exited the tunnels, constructed the ''[[The Lhikan (I and II)|Lhikan II]]'' using pieces of the {{p|Karzahni|Plant}}, and proceeded to cross over the [[Silver Sea]] towards Metru Nui. There they found the once-great city in ruins, covered not only with debris but with strange webs. At the urging of Vakama, the Toa Metru made their way to the Coliseum, unaware of the dwelling Visorak horde, summoned by Teridax to guard the Matoran and prevent the Toa from rescuing them. In a surprise attack, the Toa Metru were captured by the Visorak, wrapped in cocoons, and injected with Hordika Venom, a mutagen that transformed them into bestial Toa Hordika—half-Toa, half-Rahi creatures.

After mutating, the Toa Hordika were rescued from the cocoons by six mysterious beings called the [[Rahaga]]. Despite the warnings from their new allies and the desire to reverse their mutations, the Toa decided to proceed with saving the Matoran first. Toa [[Matau]] suggested building [[airship]]s, which the Toa would use to get the Matoran out of the city. The Toa Hordika began scavenging for materials to build these ships, all the while having to battle the Visorak as their Hordika side grew more predominant, causing them to occasionally give in to beastial and Rahi-like tendencies. The Toa's mission was further endangered when Vakama, who had succumbed to the effects of the Hordika Venom, defected to the Visorak and was placed in command of the horde by [[Roodaka]], viceroy of the Visorak, and [[Sidorak]] the horde's king. After the Rahaga were attacked in the Great Temple, [[Norik]] informed the Hordika of Vakama's defection. Worried by this development, the other Toa temporarily abandoned the goal of rescuing the Matoran to find Keetongu, a mysterious and powerful Rahi that would be able to cure their mutation and help them save Vakama.

They succeeded in locating Keetongu, who joined the Toa Hordika and Rahaga as they stormed the Coliseum and [[Battle of Metru Nui|battled]] the Visorak horde. Despite the assistance of their new allies, the Visorak were too powerful, even without the now deceased Sidorak, Roodaka forced the Toa to surrender. However, by this time, Matau had privately convinced Vakama to see reason and master his Hordika side. The Toa of [[Fire]] was able to use his authority over the Visorak to disband the horde. Finishing the conflict with Roodaka, the six Toa simultaneously fired their elemental [[Rhotuka]] at her, accidentally releasing Teridax from his seal at the Great Barrier.

=== Return to Mata Nui ===
Following their victory, the Toa Hordika were returned to their original forms by Keetongu. They then loaded the sleeping Matoran trapped in the spheres into the airships they had constructed. After saying their farewells to the Rahaga and Keetongu, the Toa Metru took control of the fleet of Airships and sailed once more through the Great Barrier to the new home of the Matoran. When they arrived on the island, the Toa Metru sacrificed their Toa Power to awaken all of the Matoran, causing themselves to transform into Turaga. With the Matoran free to continue their lives on the newly-named island of Mata Nui, the Great Rescue was finally complete.

Water Wraith

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'''Water Wraiths''' are small marine [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Water Wraith species was created by [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|63|entryname=The Makuta}}{{OnlineCitation|ItD|8}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], the surviving Water Wraiths were evacuated to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Water Wraiths are extremely tiny Rahi with a unique and deadly hunting tactic. A Water Wraith will occasionally assault a much larger Rahi, which inevitably defeats the puny creature and gulps the small Rahi into its mouth. However, the Water Wraith's outer shell is coated in poison, which kills its devourer almost instantly. The Water Wraith then emerges and feeds on the dead creature for several months.{{OnlineCitation|ItD|8}}

== Trivia ==
* Teridax once likened the Water Wraith's defense mechanism to his infamous plan to [[Mata Nui's Reawakening|gain control of the universe]], since both required feigning defeat.{{OnlineCitation|ItD|8}}

== References ==
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Venom Flyer

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The '''Venom Flyers''' are predatory flying [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Venom Flyer species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|63}}

After the [[Visorak (Rahi)|Visorak]] horde was conquered by the [[Brotherhood of Makuta]], Venom Flyers were chosen to travel with Visorak squads to neutralize flying targets.{{BookCitation|BEU|page=151|entryname=Venom Flyers}} They were also used to deliver messages between the [[Dark Hunters]] and Brotherhood.{{BookCitation|BA10|69}}

When the Visorak horde was eliminated by the volcanic eruption on [[Artidax]], the Venom Flyers dispersed. However, Makuta [[Teridax]] soon took control of the Matoran Universe and recreated the Visorak, and the Venom Flyers rejoined the horde.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=237|post=9447|lines=8,20}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], the surviving Venom Flyers left the Matoran Universe with packs of Visorak and immigrated to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
The [[Rhotuka]] of these Rahi negate a target's capability of flight, whether it be by natural or mechanical means.{{BookCitation|BEU|page=151|entryname=Venom Flyers}}

== References ==
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Pewku

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'''Pewku''' (formerly '''Puku''') is an [[Ussal]] crab that has had a long history of being passed down between [[Matoran]].

== Biography ==
Puku was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|entryname=The Makuta|page=63}}

On [[Metru Nui]], she was the favorite Ussal of [[Orkahm]],{{BookCitation|BA1|chapternumber=7|page=99}} and pulled Ussal Carts for him. During the search for the Great Disks, Puku's name was used as a marker on a [[Chutes|chute]], which Orkahm had to take to travel to [[Sector Three]].{{BookCitation|BA1|chapternumber=7|page=99}}{{BookCitation|BA1|chapternumber=7|page=102}} After the [[Great Cataclysm]], [[Toa]] [[Whenua]] suggested that they take Puku with them.{{BookCitation|RB|entryname=Ussal Crab|page=89}}

On {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}, she became [[Onepu]]'s racing crab, and the two went on to win the [[Great Ussal Race]] three times. After Puku became too old for racing, Onepu entrusted her to [[Midak]]. Under his care she worked as a taxi crab, transporting Matoran between [[Po-Wahi]] and [[Onu-Koro]]. It was said that while Puku was old, she could navigate the pitch-black tunnels better than any Matoran. It was while working as a taxi crab that she first met the wandering [[Takanuva#Matoran|Takua]], and took a liking to him. When the [[Ussalry]] arrived at the [[Kini-Nui]] to [[Battle for Kini-Nui|assist]] Takua and his [[Chronicler's Company|company]], Puku voluntarily came with them, and Takua rode her back to Onu-Koro just before he [[Sundial Entrance|descended]] into [[Mangaia]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|chapternumber=9}}

After the [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|defeat]] of the [[Bohrok-Kal]], Takua assumed full ownership of Puku. After the [[Naming Day]] ceremony, in which brave Matoran were renamed in honor of their acts [[Bohrok Invasion|against]] the [[Bohrok]], Takua, feeling she merited the honor as well, renamed Puku to Pewku in his own private ceremony.{{OnlineCitation|WoH|chaptername=Naming Day}} When the [[Kanohi]] [[Avohkii]] was discovered, Takua and [[Jaller]] rode Pewku all over the island, braving dangers such as [[Ash Bear#Graalok|Graalok]] and the [[Rahkshi]]. When Pewku and her master were searching for the seventh Toa, they traveled to Onu-Koro where they witnessed a [[Attack on Onu-Koro|fierce battle between three Rahkshi and the Toa Nuva]], from which they managed to escape.{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

When Takua was transformed into Takanuva, Jaller became Pewku's new owner, and she resided with him in Metru Nui.{{BookCitation|BL1|chapternumber=3|page=35}}{{BookCitation|BEU|page=111|entryname=Pewku}} After Jaller left to find and assist the Toa Nuva, Pewku befriended Kapura.{{BookCitation|BEU|page=111|entryname=Pewku}} When [[Toa Mahri]] Jaller returned to Metru Nui, he decided to give Pewku back to Orkahm.{{GregCitation|OGD|page=258|post=10312|lines=14,28}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], Pewku and the Matoran left the Matoran Universe and immigrated to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800|lines=8,9}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859|lines=2,4}}

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In this universe Pewku pulled a cart driven by Jaller, provided by Orkahm,{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=33|post=1303|lines=7,8}} accompanied by Toa [[Kualus]] and Toa [[Bomonga]], on a trip through {{p|Karzahni|Location}} to deliver the Kanohi [[Vahi]] to [[Tuyet]] in Metru Nui.{{OnlineCitation|DM}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Pewku has many natural abilities, traits common in all Ussal crabs, such as being able to climb vertically upwards. She is also capable of curling up into her shell as a defensive measure.{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

Like all Ussal Crabs, Pewku has two natural crab claws.{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}} She has an unusual coloring and is relatively old,{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}} and has consequently grown much larger than the average Ussal Crab,{{GregCitation|OGD|page=4|post=150}} with a carapace wide enough to accommodate two riders rather than the usual one.{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

== References ==
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Sea Spider

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'''Sea Spiders''' are amphibious predatory [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Sea Spider species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|63|entryname=The Makuta}}

These Spiders were the only known natural predator of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}}, and for this reason, a large number of the Sea Spiders would often migrate to follow the Visorak as they moved from island to island. During the Visorak occupation of [[Metru Nui]], [[Rahaga]] [[Gaaki]] released any Spiders she caught so that they would hunt the Visorak.{{BookCitation|RB|78|entryname=Sea Spider}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], the surviving Rahi left the Matoran Universe and immigrated to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Despite their name, Sea Spiders are actually amphibious Rahi. While not large enough to pose a threat to a potential prey, the front legs of a Sea Spider are able to inject venom that shrinks a foe down to a more manageable size. Sea Spider spinners can then throw prey into temporary stasis until such time as when the hunter is ready to feed.{{BookCitation|BEU|126|entryname=Sea Spider}}

Sea Spiders are characteristically solitary hunters and are actually hostile to each members of the species. Over the course of history, much of the Spiders' prey has been spared because two specimens were hunting at the same time. Sea Spiders are almost fearless and rarely back away from a confrontation.{{BookCitation|RB|78|entryname=Sea Spider}}

== Trivia ==
*The only time Gaaki has seen a Sea Spider show fear was when one encountered a [[Krana]] in an [[Archives]] display case.{{BookCitation|RB|78|entryname=Sea Spider}}

== References ==
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Sand Snipe

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The '''Sand Snipes''' are tiny insect-like [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Sand Snipe species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|63|entryname=The Makuta}}

A population of Sand Snipes made their home in the arid district of [[Po-Metru]] on [[Metru Nui]].{{BookCitation|BEU|125|entryname=Sand Snipe}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], the surviving Sand Snipes left the Matoran Universe and immigrated to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Sand Snipes are a pest to the [[Matoran]] because they often burrow underneath Matoran armor and bite the organic tissue beneath. They are easily trapped: accustomed to barren regions, they are captivated by the sight of Liquid Protodermis, and sometimes dive into a puddle of it and drown in an instant. This odd behavior led to the Matoran expression "foolish as a Sand Snipe."{{BookCitation|BEU|125|entryname=Sand Snipe}}

== References ==
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Ice Vermin

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'''Ice Vermin''' were [[Rahi]] found all over [[Metru Nui]], but most commonly in [[Ko-Metru]].

== History ==
The Ice Vermin species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|63|entryname=The Makuta}}

Until the [[Great Cataclysm]], the Ice Vermin were simple and harmless creatures. However, when the cataclysm occurred, their [[Rhotuka]] absorbed some of its energy, thus arming the Rahi. The improvement gave the Ice Vermin the ability to attack creatures much larger than themselves when traveling in packs. The Ice Vermin claimed more and more of the city as their territory as time went on. This led to fights with [[Kavinika]] and [[Stone Rat]]s, weakening all three sides and making them easy prey for the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}}. [[Whenua]] made capturing the Ice Vermin a priority, as they could have destroyed what was left of the city if unchecked, or the Visorak could have mutated these creatures into something far more dangerous.{{BookCitation|RB|37|entryname=Ice Vermin}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], many Ice Vermin emigrated from the Matoran Universe to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
The Ice Vermin can launch Rhotuka which gives different effects depending on the substance it is launched at. If the Rahi launches the spinner at the ground, they can cause quakes of their own. But if the creatures launch them at another creature, the target will literally shake itself apart. Some Ice Vermin have been crushed by the weight of falling buildings made by the powers of their own Rhotuka.{{BookCitation|RB|37|entryname=Ice Vermin}}{{BookCitation|BEU|47|entryname=Ice Vermin}}

== References ==
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First Rahi

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The '''First Rahi''' are a collection of enormous marine [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The First Rahi were created over 100,000 years ago by the [[Great Beings]] to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{GregCitation|OGD|page=310|post=12396|lines=17,18}}<ref>[http://biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/story/magazinecontent/EnglishUS/2004-2010%20LEGO%20BrickMaster/2007/2March/2007-03-06.jpg History of the BIONICLE Universe] LEGO BrickMaster Magazine</ref>

Several of these [[Rahi]] eventually made it to the shores of [[Metru Nui]], where they were kept in the [[Archives]] sub-levels to be [[Underwater Rahi Study|studied]]. Due to the damage they caused to the Archives, [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] exiled the Rahi and gave the [[Vahki]] permission to kill any that approached the city. [[Mavrah]] refused to let his research end, and left Metru Nui with the Rahi, who took shelter in watery tunnels within the [[Great Barrier]], where they periodically ate one another.{{BookCitation|BA5}}

While the [[Toa Metru]] were attempting to reach the island of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} aboard ''[[The Lhikan (I and II)|The Lhikan]]'', they passed through the tunnels, where the Rahi attacked them. The Toa fought back until they were captured by Mavrah's [[Kralhi]]. While the Toa Metru were trying to escape, several [[Vorzakh]] attacked them, agitating the Rahi and causing a frenzy in the tunnels. Several of the Rahi perished, either by Vahki [[Vorzakh]] which had pursued the Toa Metru or by their hungry compatriots. By the battle's end, the remaining Rahi were driven back underwater, and their path to the surface was frozen by [[Nuju]].{{BookCitation|BA5}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], the remaining first Rahi were evacuated to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Known Rahi ==
* A Rahi with bright green eyes, a massive body, a mouth large enough to swallow a [[Vahki Transport]] whole, and skin that radiates intense [[heat]].{{BookCitation|BA5|14}}
* Various sea serpent-like Rahi with varying lengths.
** A serpent at least 65 feet long, with a tail covered in spikes three feet long. {{C|deceased}}{{BookCitation|BA5|15-16}}
** A serpent over 40 feet long.{{BookCitation|BA5|43}}
** Multiple serpents almost as long as the [[Coliseum]].{{BookCitation|BA5|49}}
** A horned serpent with vicious fangs.{{BookCitation|BA5|54}}
** A serpent approximately the length of [[Po-Metru]].{{BookCitation|BA5|73}}
** A powerful serpent aggravated by captivity.{{BookCitation|BA5|75-76}}
** A serpent driven off by [[Fire]].{{BookCitation|BA5|104}}
* A Rahi with tentacles that look and act exactly like seaweed, and huge jaws filled with knife-sharp teeth.{{BookCitation|BA5|27}}
* An octopoid Rahi that catches prey by creating whirlpools.{{BookCitation|BA5|40}}
* Rahi resembling oversized sea slugs.{{BookCitation|BA5|49}}
* Massive fish that can leap high into the air, with razor-sharp fins that dance with [[Lightning|electricity]].{{BookCitation|BA5|49}}
* A huge reptilian Rahi that can hunt [[Tarakava]].{{BookCitation|BA5|49}}
* A massive tentacled whale.{{BookCitation|BA5|54}}
* Amphibious Rahi of enormous size.{{BookCitation|BA5|60}}
* A Tarakava-like Rahi with multiple flippers, but with no feet, that can fire twin [[Ice]] beams from its eyes.{{BookCitation|BA5|75}}
* A squid Rahi.{{BookCitation|BA5|76}}
* A shark Rahi.{{BookCitation|BA5|77}}
* A huge, intelligent jellyfish-like Rahi resistant to the [[Kanohi]] [[Komau]].{{BookCitation|BA5|94}}
* Half a dozen flying rays.{{BookCitation|BA5|95}}
* An undersea insectoid Rahi larger and stronger than a [[Toa]].{{BookCitation|BA5|96}}
* A large Rahi ray.{{BookCitation|BA5|102}}
* Two flying fish that turned on each other.{{BookCitation|BA5|103-104}}
* A Rahi with a head shaped like an axe.{{BookCitation|BA5|104}}

== References ==
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Frost Leech

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'''Frost Leeches''' are small leech-like [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Frost Leech species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the Matoran Universe.{{BookCitation|MGttU|63|entryname=The Makuta}}

On [[Metru Nui]], Frost Leeches lived in [[Ko-Metru]], but many specimens were captured and placed in the [[Archives]]. During his partnership with [[Toa Metru]] [[Whenua]] to search for the [[Onu-Metru]] [[Great Disks|Great Disk]], [[Nuju]] was attacked by a Frost Leech.{{BookCitation|BA2|43|chapternumber=5}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], many Frost Leeches emigrated from the Matoran Universe to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
The body temperature of a Frost Leech is so incredibly low that it must attach itself to an object, preferably a living being, and suck heat out of it to survive.{{GregCitation|OGD|page=28|post=1099}}

== References ==
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Dust Darter

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'''Dust Darters''' are small [[Rahi]] pests.

== History ==
The Dust Darter species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|entryname=The Makuta|page=63}} Many of them took up residence in the land of [[Karzahni (Location)|Karzahni]], where they pestered the [[Matoran]] trapped there.{{BookCitation|BW|chaptername=Karzahni|chapternumber=2|page=25|entryname=Dust Darters}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], many Dust Darters emigrated from the Matoran Universe to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Dust Darters are so small that they can barely be seen by the naked eye. They lived in Karzahni's waterfalls of dust, and feed off of metallic Protodermis. Even though individuals are relatively harmless, a swarm of Dust Darters can do severe damage to anything metallic or mechanical.{{BookCitation|BW|chaptername=Karzahni|chapternumber=2|page=25|entryname=Dust Darters}}

== References ==
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Cliff Screecher

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'''Cliff Screechers''' are bat-like [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Cliff Screecher species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the [[Rahi]] to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|entryname=The Makuta|page=63}}

The species settled on the island of [[Odina]], making use of the high cliffs on its coasts to hunt for prey.{{BookCitation|BW|chapternumber=8|chaptername=Odina|page=69}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], many Cliff Screechers emigrated from the Matoran Universe to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
It is said that the spirit of a Cliff Screecher is not housed in its body, thus making it immortal. It is given its name because of the sound it makes as it dives for prey. After knocking its prey down, it will swoop down on it, catch it, and return it to the cliff face and then knock it off again and again, until the prey dies from shock or fear.{{BookCitation|BEU|23|entryname=Cliff Screecher}}{{BookCitation|BW|chapternumber=8|chaptername=Odina|page=69}}

== References ==
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Chute Lurker

2021-01-17T15:40:14Z

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'''Chute Lurkers''' are amphibious, omnivorous [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Chute Lurker species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|entryname=The Makuta|page=63}}

When the [[Chutes|Chute System]] of [[Metru Nui]] was damaged by the [[Great Cataclysm]], Chute Lurkers were forced to abandon their normal hunting ground due to a lack of food. Once emerged, these creatures became targets of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}}.{{BookCitation|RB|entryname=Chute Lurker|page=17}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], many Chute Lurkers emigrated from the Matoran Universe to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Chute Lurkers are capable of breathing [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]], and, though they can breathe air just as easily, they usually avoid being outside of the Chutes more than necessary.{{BookCitation|BEU|page=22|entryname=Chute Lurker}}

Chute Lurkers hunt by anchoring themselves at a location inside a Chute with their arms (preferably at a sharp curve, where a traveler is less likely to spot them ahead of time), and they wait for something to pass close enough (such as another Rahi or [[Matoran]]) so they can grab it. Once caught by a Chute Lurker, there is rarely any chance of escape, unless aided by another.{{BookCitation|RB|entryname=Chute Lurker|page=17}}

== References ==
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Cable Crawler

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The '''Cable Crawler''' is a species of climbing [[Rahi]].

== History ==
The Cable Crawler species was created by the [[Makuta]] using [[Virus]]es and [[Protodermis#Liquid Protodermis|Liquid Protodermis]] to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the [[Matoran Universe]].{{BookCitation|MGttU|entryname=The Makuta|page=63}}

A population of Crawlers established themselves in the cables overlooking [[Le-Metru]] in [[Metru Nui]].{{BookCitation|BEU|20|entryname=Cable Crawler}} Although shy around [[Matoran]], the Cable Crawlers became a pest, due to their tendency to cut the thick power cables into small pieces by using their sharp claws, usually when they are searching for food.{{BookCitation|RB|entryname=Cable Crawler|page=13}}

After the [[Great Spirit Robot]] was critically damaged in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], many Cable Crawlers emigrated from the Matoran Universe to [[Spherus Magna]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=300|post=11964|lines=5,12}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Along with its hunting skills, the Cable Crawler has the ability to unleash waves of energy that can distort balance and cause vertigo. They use this technique while hunting, using it on smaller creatures and on larger creatures, so they may escape while the larger Rahi is confused.{{BookCitation|RB|entryname=Cable Crawler|page=13}}

Cable Crawlers are also mostly nocturnal, and can be found in the dark of the night hunting.{{BookCitation|BEU|20|entryname=Cable Crawler}} They mostly prey upon small birds and other climbing creatures. The Rahi has a habit of nesting in cargo holds of Matoran [[Airship]]s. This was discovered when an Airship, supposedly carrying a shipment of Rahi, flew to the [[Archives]], but, when it landed, all the Rahi had been eaten by a single Cable Crawler.{{BookCitation|RB|entryname=Cable Crawler|page=13}}

== References ==
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Rahi

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'''Rahi''' are biomechanical creatures composed of organic and inorganic [[Protodermis]] that serve as the fauna of the [[Matoran Universe]]. The term "Rahi" literally translates to "not us" in the [[Languages|Matoran language]] although it is more commonly translated to "wildlife." Rahi are generally considered to have lower intellects than the sapient [[Species]] of the universe, acting primarily on instinct and out of a desire for basic needs such as food and shelter. They contain very little [[Light#Balance of Light|inner Light]]: enough to be drained but not enough to have an effect on their judgment.

Some Rahi are able to wear powerless [[Kanohi]], which can be [[Infected Kanohi|infected]] by [[Kraata]] in order to subject the wearer to a [[Makuta]]'s influence. Rahi may also be controlled by beings with the power of Rahi Control or by users of the Kanohi [[Koramau]].

Most Rahi were created by the Makuta in a process that involved blending various [[Virus]]es in vats of Liquid Protodermis. Later, as the [[Brotherhood of Makuta]] grew corrupt, the Makuta began to create Rahi for the organization's own use. A few Rahi that were created by the [[Great Beings]] or other, earlier factions such as the [[Hand of Artakha]] preyed upon Makuta. Other species of Rahi are the result of factors such as [[Energized Protodermis]] acting on pre-existing Rahi, sapient beings, or the environment.

Many Rahi immigrated to the planet of [[Spherus Magna]] after the Matoran Universe was rendered inoperable.

== A ==
* '''Acidfly''' - A small insect Rahi.{{BookCitation|BL9|56|chapternumber=4}}
* '''Air Serpent''' - An [[acid]]-spitting Rahi which inhabited [[Karda Nui]]{{GregCitation|OGD|page=300|post=11968|lines=6-8,14}} that the [[Toa Mata]] once fought.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20081218064648/http://bionicle.lego.com/en-us/story/bios/matoran/Solek.aspx Solek - Bios], BIONICLE.com</ref>
* [[Archives Beast]] - A [[Shapeshifting|shapeshifting]] beast that dwelt in the [[Onu-Metru]] [[Archives]].
* [[Archives Mole]] - Burrowing Rahi that used to dwell in [[Po-Metru]].
* [[Artakha Bull]] - Swift, strong, and hostile centaur Rahi that are good at tracking and believed to live in [[Artakha (Location)|Artakha]].
* [[Ash Bear]] - Large bear-like Rahi.
** [[Ash Bear#Graalok|Graalok]] - An Ash Bear that befriended Lewa.
* [[Avohkah]] - Fast and powerful Rahi intertwined with [[Lightning]].
* [[Avohi Raptor]] - Rahi mounted by Toa in [[North Avohi|North]] and [[South Avohi]].{{RSGCitation|Map|entryname=South Avohi}}{{RSGCitation|Map|entryname=North Avohi}}

== B ==
* [[Blade Burrower]] - One of the most powerful Rahi known in Onu-Metru. Created by Makuta [[Mutran]].
* '''Bog Leech''' - A leech Rahi known to live in swamps.{{OnlineCitation|RoS|2}}
* [[Bog Snake]] - A serpentine Rahi that lives in swamp regions.
* '''Borer Worm''' - A worm Rahi.{{OnlineCitation|RoS|6}}
* [[Brakas]] - A mischievous monkey Rahi that was commonly found in [[Le-Wahi]].
* [[Burnak]] - A quadrupedal Rahi found on [[Voya Nui]].

== C ==
* [[Cable Crawler]] - A Rahi that lived in the cables of [[Le-Metru]].
* [[Catapult Scorpion]] - A scorpion Rahi that can launch balls of magma from its tail.
* [[Cave Fish]] - A fish Rahi that makes itself seem bigger than it really is.
* [[Chute Lurker]] - A spider Rahi that hid in [[chutes]] to capture prey.
* '''Cliff Bug''' - A pesky grasshopper that was found in [[Ga-Wahi]].{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Cliff Screecher]] - A bat-like Rahi native to [[Odina]].
* [[Colony Drone]] - A small biped species of Rahi that were once slaves of the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}}.
* [[Crystal Climber]] - Large Rahi that lived atop [[Knowledge Towers]] and eat Ice Bats.
* [[Crystal Serpents|Crystal Serpent]] - A serpent who lived in Artakha's bays, mostly dormant.

== D ==
* [[Dagger Spider]] - A spider-like Rahi from [[Voya Nui]].
* [[Dermis Turtle]] - A small, humble, turtle-like Rahi that uses a mysterious ability to predict the weather.
* '''Devourer''' - Small Rahi that travel in swarms and eat inorganic [[Protodermis]].{{BookCitation|BA3|26|chapternumber=2}}
* [[Dikapi]] - A flightless desert bird Rahi.
* [[Doom Viper]] - A multi-headed snake Rahi with poison breath created by Makuta [[Chirox]].
* [[Dust Darter]] - Small Rahi that lived in {{p|Karzahni|Location}}'s realm, they eat Protodermis and attack the Matoran's armor.
* [[Dweller in the Deep]] - A gigantic, fearsome Rahi that lived beneath the [[Great Temple]]; its jaw is big enough to swallow the temple whole.

== E ==
* [[Electric Bug]] - An insect that attacks with high-voltage bolts.
* '''Electric Spider''' - An arachnid that sprays jolts of lightning.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}
* [[Energy Hound]] - Canine-like creatures with superior tracking senses.
** [[Spinax]] - A mutated Energy Hound who assists [[Hydraxon]] in guarding [[the Pit]].

== F ==
* [[Fader Bull]] - A bull Rahi that can [[Teleportation|teleport]].
* '''Feeder Worm''' - A species of Rahi that produce a repulsive, slimy sound from within their nests.{{OnlineCitation|FoF|5}}
* [[Fenrakk|Fenrakk Spawn]]{{BookCitation|BEU|32|entryname=Fenrakk Spawn}} - A large spider-like Rahi, which is native to Voya Nui. One specimen was enlarged, and forcibly fused to [[Vezon]].
* [[Fikou]] - A dangerous tree spider Rahi that was commonly found in Le-Wahi.
** [[Fikou Nui]] - A very large sub-species of the Fikou.
* [[Fire Entity]] - A Rahi completely composed of [[Fire]].
* [[Fireflyer]] - Flying Rahi that have bites that make one feel like they are on fire.
* [[First Rahi]] - Massive, monstrous sea beasts created by the Great Beings.
* [[Frost Beetle]] - A large, intelligent beetle Rahi.
* [[Frost Leech]] - A small creature which absorbs heat from other beings.
* [[Furnace Salamander]] - Reptile Rahi that resided in [[Ta-Metru]].
* [[Fusa]] - A kangaroo Rahi that was commonly found in [[Po-Wahi]].

== G ==
* [[Gadunka]] - Tiny Rahi that inhabit oceans.
**A [[Gadunka#Enlarged Gadunka|Gadunka]] that had its size temporarily increased by the [[Ignika]].
* [[Gafna]] - A rodent-like Rahi found on [[Voya Nui]].
* [[Gate Guardian]] - A large Rahi that projects a smaller version of itself.
* [[Ghekula]] - An amphibious frog-like Rahi.
* '''Giant Swamp Lizard''' - A Rahi that resided in [[Le-Koro]].{{BookCitation|BC4|58|chapternumber=3|chaptername=Matau's Tale: The Trap}}
* [[Great Temple Squid]] - Huge water-dwelling creatures native to [[Metru Nui]].
* [[Gukko]] - Huge, bird-like Rahi.
** [[Gukko#Ka|Ka]] - A Gukko that was tamed and befriended by [[Kongu]].

== H ==
* [[Hahnah]] - A small crab Rahi found in the depths of the Pit.
** [[Hahnah#Jaller's Hahnah|Jaller's Hahnah]] - A Hahnah crab that followed [[Toa]] [[Jaller]] in the Pit.
* [[Hapaka]] - Hound-like Rahi that were native to the mountainous regions of Mata Nui, where they bounded from rock to rock with sure-footed ease.
* [[Hikaki]] - A "Dragon Lizard".
* [[Hoto]] - Firebug that lived in [[Ta-Wahi]].
* [[Husi]] - An ostrich Rahi.
* [[Hydruka]] - Rahi native around [[Mahri Nui]].
** '''Morak''' - A blue-colored Hydruka.
** '''Thulox''' - A red-colored Hydruka.

== I ==
* [[Ice Bat]] - A bat Rahi that is a nuisance to [[Ko-Matoran]] Seers as they knock over their instruments.
* [[Ice Vermin]] - A rodent Rahi that travels in packs to attack larger creatures.
* [[Infernavika]] - A tiny bird Rahi that lived near [[Ta-Koro]].

== K ==
* [[Kahu]] - A Rahi hawk that lived in Le-Wahi.
* [[Kane-Ra]] - A bull Rahi which is also known as the "Bull of Legends."
** [[Charger]] - A Kane-Ra transformed into a humanoid being; now a [[Dark Hunters|Dark Hunter]].
* [[Kanohi Dragon]] - A legendary dragon Rahi that had [[Kanohi]]-shaped scales.
* [[Kardas Dragon]] - A dragon Rahi that was transformed from an enlarged Fenrakk spider by the Ignika.
* [[Kavinika]] - Wolf Rahi used by Matoran scientists to guard certain places and things.
* [[Keetongu]] - A large, wise, sentient Rahi that knows how to negate [[Hordika Venom]].
* [[Keras]] - A coral crab that can be tamed, and even used as a mount.
* [[Kewa]] - Smaller bird-like Rahi that the Matoran can fly on. Commonly found in Le-Wahi and tamed by the [[Le-Matoran]].
* [[Kikanalo]] - Massive rhino-like Rahi that lived in the [[Sculpture Fields]] of Po-Metru. They also lived on [[Voya Nui]].
** [[Kikanalo#Mutant Kikanalo|Kikanalo Hordika]] - A mutated form of Kikanalo, caused by one being injected with Hordika Venom from the Visorak.
* [[Kinloka]] - Voracious rodents created in a failed experiment to produce Rahi with highly efficient digestive systems.
* [[Kirikori Nui]] - A huge insect-like Rahi.
* [[Klakk]] - Flying Rahi created by [[Mutran]] with sonic screams that can quell a Makuta.
* [[Kofo-Jaga]] - A smaller cousin of the Nui-Jaga. They are drawn to heat sources, but abhor light.
* [[Kraawa]] - A Rahi with the ability to absorb any force used against it and use it to grow in size.
* '''Krahka''' - A species of Rahi with powerful [[Shapeshifting]].{{BookCitation|RB|54|entryname=Krahka}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=79|post=3156}} This species was attacked by the Visorak, leaving one female [[Krahka]] as the last known free member of the species.{{BookCitation|BA8|75|chapternumber=6}}
* "[[Kratana]]" - A Rahi with the ability to give visions.{{GregCitation|OGD|page=133|post=5309|lines=8,24}}
* [[Kuma-Nui]] - A giant rat Rahi.

== L ==
* [[Lava Ape]] - A large ape-like Rahi from [[Voya Nui]].
* [[Lava Crawler]] - A Rahi native to [[Voya Nui]].
* [[Lava Eel]] - An eel-like Rahi which can melt almost anything.
* [[Lava Hawk]] - A bird-like Rahi that lived on Voya Nui.
* [[Lava Rat]] - Rat-like Rahi that can burst into flames.
* [[Lightfish]]{{BookCitation|BEU|79|entryname=Lightfish}} - A bioluminescent jellyfish used for illumination.
* [[Lohrak]] - Flying serpent Rahi. Too many of them can down even a [[Toa]].
** [[Lohrak#Lohrak Hordika|Lohrak Hordika]] - Lohrak mutated by Hordika Venom.
* [[Longfang]] - Reptilian predator now native to Metru Nui.

== M ==
* [[Mahi]] - A horned goat-like Rahi that can be tamed.
* [[Makika]] - A large and very dangerous toad Rahi that dwelt in the caves of Po-Wahi.
* [[Makuta Fish]] - A swift fish Rahi who had "The same happy-smile as [[Teridax|Makuta]]".
* [[Mana Ko]] - A legendary Rahi believed to be Teridax's ultimate guardian; secretly servants of the [[Order of Mata Nui]].
* [[Manas]] - A giant crab known to serve Teridax and {{p|Karzahni|Being}}.
* [[Manutri]] - A large flightless Rahi bird.
* [[Mata Nui Cow]] - A placid cow Rahi.
* [[Mata Nui Fishing Bird]] - Seabird Rahi that roosted in the lower branches of Le-Wahi.
* '''Metallic Hornet''' - An insect Rahi that gathers in swarms.{{BookCitation|BA2|124|chapternumber=12}}
* [[Metru Mantis]] - A mantis Rahi that feeds on other insects.
* [[Minion]] - A result of a Rahi experiment; now a Dark Hunter.
* [[Moa]] - Bird-like Rahi found in [[Po-Wahi]].
* [[Muaka]] - A tiger-like Rahi that can extend its neck forward to grab its prey.
** [[Muaka#Muaka Hordika|Muaka Hordika]] - Muaka mutated by Hordika Venom.
* '''Mud Crawler''' - A carnivorous Rahi with acidic breath.{{BookCitation|BL5|63|chapternumber=5}}

== N ==
* '''Necrofinch''' - A species of bird Rahi that lived in the mountains of [[Zakaz]] and can remain singing after it is deceased.{{OnlineCitation|DW|3}}
* [[Niazesk]] - Species of tiny Rahi created to keep larger Rahi in check. Created by [[Bitil]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=83|post=3302}}
* '''Night Creeper''' - A nocturnal Rahi found in Onu-Metru. Roughly seven feet long, squat, and possessing six powerful legs, it forages for small insects and rodents.{{BookCitation|BA8|26|chapternumber=3}}
* [[Nivawk]] - A hawk-like Rahi, one of which served Makuta Teridax during his rule of Metru Nui disguised as [[Turaga]] [[Dume]].
* [[Nui-Jaga]] - Large scorpions with stingers that can shoot venom.
* [[Nui-Kopen]] - A giant wasp Rahi. They are hostile toward Nui-Rama since they hunt the same prey.
* [[Nui-Rama]] - A large flying insect Rahi. They created enormous, towering hives in the Le-Wahi jungle.

== P ==
* [[Parakrekks]] - Large, bipedal amphibious Rahi that feed on the rubble left by the Protocairns.
* [[Phase Dragon]] - An unusual Rahi that goes so fast that it can pass through solid objects.
* [[Pit War Tortoise]] - Large tortoise Rahi that were part of [[Carapar]]'s army.
* [[Pokawi]] - A small flightless bird that lived in Le-Wahi.
* [[Proto Drake]] - A large, graceful amphibious Rahi that lived in [[Ga-Metru]] and on the coasts of Mata Nui. Created by [[Kojol]].
* [[Protodite]] - A microscopic Rahi that escaped from the Archives.
** [[Protodite#Protodax|Protodax]] - Protodites enlarged to trillions of times their normal size that carry [[Zamor Launcher]]s.

== R ==
* [[Rahi Nui]] - A mutant Rahi created by the [[Brotherhood of Makuta]].
* [[Shadow Matoran#Hybrid|Rahi-Matoran Hybrid]] - A hybrid of a [[Shadow Matoran]] and a Rahi.
* [[Ranama]] - A fire toad Rahi that lived in Ta-Wahi and preyed on passing Nui-Rama.
* [[Razorfish]] - An aquatic creature from Ga-Metru.
* [[Razor Whale]] - A whale that lived off the coast of Ga-Metru.
* [[Red Serpent]] - A horned serpent that possesses electrical powers.
* '''Reef Raider''' - A fish-like Rahi that is known to inhabit the Pit.{{ComicCitation|HT}}
* [[Rock Lion]] - A mysterious creature that dwelt in the deepest sections of the Archives. Its teeth and claws are extremely sharp and the tendrils of its mane become very hot when the Rahi gets irritated.
* [[Rock Raptor]] - A raptor Rahi that traps prey bigger than itself by making landslides.
* [[Rockworm]] - A small, venomous subterranean Rahi.
* [[Ruki]] - A common fish Rahi. They have powerful jaws and are natural enemies of Tarakava.

== S ==
* '''Sand Frog''' - An irritable frog-like Rahi.{{OnlineCitation|TMC|9}}
* [[Sand Screamer]] - A mysterious creature that inhabited the [[Desert of Sorrows|desert]] of Voya Nui.
* [[Sand Snipe]] - A small biting insect from Po-Metru.
* [[Sand Tarakava]] - A relative of the Tarakava that lives in the desert.
* [[Sea Spider]] - An amphibious spider Rahi that is the only known predator of the Visorak.
* [[Shallows Cat]] - A panther-like Rahi that lived on [[Daxia]].
* [[Shore Turtle]] - A flying turtle Rahi that lived in Le-Wahi.
* [[Silver Chute Spider]] - A spider Rahi that is believed to be related to the Visorak. They would hunt in the Metru Nui Chute System, catching their prey in paralyzing webbing.
* '''Slime-Worm''' - Clawed Rahi encountered by Onu-Matoran miners.{{BookCitation|BL7|58|chapternumber=4}}
* '''Smoke Hawk''' - A bird Rahi native to [[Xia]].{{OnlineCitation|DID|1}}
* [[Spider Crab]] - A Rahi that the [[Barraki]] used in battle.
* '''Spiked Fire Worm''' - A Rahi that is known to congregate in large numbers.{{BookCitation|BL9|89|chapternumber=6}}
* [[Spiny Stone Ape]] - A Po-Metru ape that lives in the shadows of the sculptures. When threatened, they curl into a huge spiky ball and attempt to crush their enemies.
* [[Spine Slug]] - A parasitic slug that attaches itself onto [[Skakdi]] and feeds on their anger.
* [[Stinger Whale]] - A large whale-like Rahi.
* [[Stone Rat]] - Rat Rahi that once dwelt in the Archives. They can and will eat almost any object, due to teeth that can grind through stone.
* '''Stone Snake''' - A Rahi which Krahka once transformed into.{{BookCitation|BA8|58|chapternumber=5}}
* [[Swamp Stalker]] - A reptilian Rahi that lived in the [[Swamp of Secrets]].
* [[Subterranean Worm]] - Giant, tentacled creatures that dwelt deep in [[Onu-Wahi]] and are spoken mainly in legends, and occasionally spotted by miners.

== T ==
* [[Tahtorak]] - A massive forty-foot-tall Rahi that can speak Matoran. Its species is native to [[Zakaz]] and another island south of [[Metru Nui]].
* [[Takea]] - A shark Rahi.
* [[Taku]] - A small bird Rahi which is a close relative to the Gukko.
* [[Tarakava]] - Lizard-like Rahi. Its long forelegs can deliver powerful punches to stun its prey.
** [[Tarakava#Two-Headed Tarakava|Two-Headed Tarakava]] - A mutant Tarakava with two heads that was found in Ga-Metru, and then transported to the Onu-Metru Archives.
** [[Tarakava#Tarakava Nui|Tarakava Nui]] - The "King of Lizards", a mutated Tarakava.
* [[The Mountain]] - A Rahi that was once a sentient rock and now has grown into a large Mountain.
* [[Toa Terrain Crawler]] - A massive sea beast used by the [[Toa Mahri]].
* [[Troller]] - A huge, horned, worm-like beast that lived beneath the Po-Metru sands. Its mouth is large enough to swallow an entire block of the Metru.
* [[Tunnel Stalker]] - A gigantic, dangerous, and rare Rahi from Metru Nui.
* [[Tunneler]] - A lizard whose body changes depending on what kind of attack it is hit with.

== U ==
* [[Ussal|Ussal Crab]] - A crab Rahi that can be tamed and used for transportation, mining and sport.
** [[Pewku]] - An Ussal Crab currently owned by [[Orkahm]].
** [[Ussal#Mutated Ussal|Mutated Ussal Crab]] - A massive creature contained in the [[Archives]].
** [[Ussal#Rock Ussal|Rock Ussal]] - Aggressive variety of Ussal Crab native to Voya Nui.

== V ==
* [[Vahki Hunter]] - A Rahi that chases Vahki as prey.
* [[Vako]] - A great horned rhino Rahi that roamed the plains of Po-Wahi.
* [[Venom Flyer]] - A flying creature that would travel with the Visorak, assisting them in capturing flying Rahi.
* {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} - A species of intelligent spider-like creatures whose names mean "stealers of life" in their own tongue, created by [[Chirox]]. They can fire [[Rhotuka]] spinners with various powers, inject Hordika Venom, and create thick webs. They were led by [[Roodaka]] and [[Sidorak]].
** [[Boggarak]] - A Visorak breed with a number of water-related abilities.
** [[Kahgarak]] - A giant, elite Visorak which can summon the Zivon.
** [[Keelerak]] - Wild and unruly, green-colored Visorak.
** [[Oohnorak]] - A black Visorak breed with the ability to mimic voices.
** [[Roporak]] - A camouflaging breed of Visorak.
** [[Suukorak]] - White Visorak able to slow down its life-processes.
** [[Vohtarak]] - A constantly aggressive breed of Visorak.

== W ==
* [[Waikiru]] - A walrus-like Rahi.
* [[Water Wraith]] - A small marine Rahi disregarded by larger fish. Their outer shells are covered in poison. They were created by Teridax.
* '''Worm''' - A small, Kraata-like Rahi that can communicate with others of its species via telepathy. They are small enough to fit into [[Bohrok]] headplates designed for [[Krana]], and are able to control Bohrok in the same fashion.{{OnlineCitation|P}}

== Z ==
* [[Zivon]] - A massive, monstrous creature that resides in the [[Field of Shadows]].

== References ==
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Reformation of Spherus Magna

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The '''Reformation of Spherus Magna''' was the culmination of {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}'s mission, in which the fragments [[Bota Magna]], [[Aqua Magna]], and [[Bara Magna]] reunited to become [[Spherus Magna]].

==History==
Over 100,000 years ago, the [[Core War]] for [[Energized Protodermis]] raged across the planet of Spherus Magna. The liquid itself was damaging the stability of the planet, and the [[Great Beings]] eventually discovered that the planet would rip apart from the stress. To help the planet recover from the inevitable catastrophe, the Great Beings built {{p|Mata Nui|Being}} and his [[Great Spirit Robot|robot body]] and tasked him with fixing the planet after observing societies and gathering data on them. One of the beings located within Mata Nui, [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], was destined to help Mata Nui, and take over his robot body while Mata Nui inhabited a planned second robot.{{BookCitation|JE}}

Mata Nui left the planet in the midst of [[the Shattering]], and the planet was broken up into three pieces; Bara Magna became the largest chunk, and two smaller planetoids developed from the Bota Magna and Aqua Magna regions.

Around 1,000 years ago, Mata Nui was on his way back to complete his mission, but was betrayed by Teridax and cast into a coma, crash landing on Aqua Magna. He was eventually revived, but Teridax took the opportunity to usurp his position and take over the robot body. Mata Nui was trapped in the [[Ignika]], and cast off into space, crashing onto Bara Magna.

While on the planet, he eventually managed to reactivate an old [[Prototype Robot|prototype robot]] the Great Beings had built. He used the prototype's [[Gravity]] powers to start pulling the fragments toward Bara Magna, but did not have enough power to complete the process. Mata Nui was able to reverse the effects of gravity on the planets that made them become spherical, allowing them to fit into place.

Teridax arrived soon after, challenging Mata Nui to a [[Battle of Bara Magna|fight]]. Mata Nui failed to convince Teridax that they were both supposed fix the planet, and began dueling. During the battle, Teridax attempted to crush the planet by summoning a burst of his own gravitational energy, but Mata Nui successfully redirected the attack to the moons, which drew them all the way back to Bara Magna. Mata Nui shoved Teridax into the trajectory of Aqua Magna, and he was killed by the debris floating around it. The planet fragments rejoined with Bara Magna, reforming Spherus Magna. Using the last of the prototype's energies and the Ignika, Mata Nui made the planet bloom with [[flora]] and life.

== References ==
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Disk of Time

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The '''Disk of Time''' was a [[Kanoka]] disk created by combining all of the [[Great Disks]]. It had the power to slow down or speed up time in a given area. Like the [[Kanohi]] [[Vahi]], which was created out of it, the Disk of Time contained the Legendary Power of [[Time]], and destroying it would have had the same effect as destroying the Vahi.

== History ==
[[Vakama]], a [[Ta-Matoran]] [[Mask Maker]] from [[Ta-Metru]], was commissioned by [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], disguised as [[Turaga]] [[Dume]], to create the Mask of Time. Vakama encountered great difficulty in this assignment, as a Disk of Time was needed, which he did not have. Soon after, Vakama became a [[Toa]], and he and his team of [[Toa Metru]] collected the Great Disks. While hiding from the [[Vahki]], Vakama experimented with the Disks and accidentally discovered that all six Disks could be merged into one, creating the Disk of Time. He then carved it into the [[Kanohi]] [[Vahi]] while aboard the ''[[The Lhikan (I and II)#The Lhikan|Lhikan]]''.

Its digits were 199, showing that it was made in Ta-Metru, had a Kanoka power of 9, [[Time]], and had a power level of 9, the highest possible. Like all Ta-Metru Kanoka, it was stronger than most other Kanoka disks, allowing it to knock obstacles out of the way.

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate universe, {{p|Artakha|Being}} made the Great Disks, but kept them to experiment with, and eventually made the Disk of Time (and subsequently the Vahi) from them himself.

Great Disks

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The '''Great Disks''' were the six most powerful [[Kanoka]] disks in existence.

== History ==
After Kanoka were invented, six disks were created by {{p|Artakha|Being}}, one for each Metru on Metru Nui. These were the only disks to have the maximum power level of 9. They were secretly teleported into the city at some time within 2,500 years before the [[Great Cataclysm]]. They were discovered by six [[Matoran]], [[Nuhrii]], [[Vhisola]], [[Orkahm]], [[Ehrye]], [[Tehutti]], and [[Ahkmou]], who later led the [[Toa Metru]] to them. In order to retrieve them, the [[Toa]] decided to split up into two-Toa, two-Matoran teams.

One team, consisting of [[Onewa]], [[Vakama]], Nuhrii, and Ahkmou, retrieved the [[Ta-Metru]] disk from the [[Fire Pits]] using a Reconstitute at Random Kanoka to destroy the [[Morbuzakh]] guarding it, and the [[Po-Metru]] disk from a hole in a statue in one of the [[Sculpture Fields]]. Another team, consisting of [[Nuju]], Ehrye, Tehutti, and [[Whenua]], retrieved the [[Onu-Metru]] disk from a closet in the Great [[Archives]], and the Ko-Metru disk from an icicle on a [[Knowledge Towers|Knowledge Tower]]. The last team, consisting of [[Matau]], Orkahm, [[Nokama]], and Vhisola, retrieved the [[Ga-Metru]] disk from the jaws of the [[Dweller in the Deep]] beneath the [[Great Temple]], and the [[Le-Metru]] disk from a [[Chutes#Force Spheres|Force Sphere]] in a [[Chutes|Chute]].

Once they had collected all six, the Toa Metru traveled to the Great Furnace, where they confronted the king root of the Morbuzakh. During the battle, Nokama suggested using the Great Disks, and the Toa used the energies from the Kanoka to destroy the root.

The Toa Metru had hoped to then give the disks to [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] to prove their worth, but were rejected because Dume was actually [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] in disguise. Later, Vakama tinkered with the disks, and discovered that he could merge them, eventually creating the [[Disk of Time]]. He then forged the [[Vahi]], Mask of Time, out of the Disk.

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate universe, {{p|Artakha|Being}} made the Great Disks, but kept them to experiment with, and eventually made the Disk of Time (and subsequently the Vahi) from them himself.

== Locations ==
* [[Ta-Metru]] - Inside a [[Fire Pits|Fire Pit]]
* [[Ga-Metru]] - Between the teeth of the [[Dweller in the Deep]]
* [[Po-Metru]] - In the [[Sculpture Fields]], atop a perfectly balanced upside-down pyramid.
* [[Ko-Metru]] - Frozen inside an icicle, hanging from one of the highest Knowledge Towers
* [[Le-Metru]] - Inside a [[Chutes#Force Spheres|Force Sphere]] in a [[Chutes|Chute]]
* [[Onu-Metru]] - Inside a closet in the [[Archives]]

== Functionality ==
The Great Disks were created with power levels of 9, higher than any other Kanoka. They have the ability to emit beams of energy, which were used to destroy the Morbuzakh. They were also intended to be fused into the [[Disk of Time]].

=== Codes and Powers ===
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Toa Empire Alternate Universe

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The '''Toa Empire Alternate Universe''' is an alternate [[Matoran Universe]], ruled by an empire of [[Toa]]. Its timeline diverges from the main universe during [[Toa Mangai]] [[Lhikan]] and [[Nidhiki]]'s [[Battle of the Toa Mangai|confrontation]] of Tuyet.

== History ==
Toa Mangai Tuyet, in order to frame Dark Hunters seeking her [[Nui Stone]], began murdering [[Matoran]] in Metru Nui. Lhikan eventually discovered the crime, and confronted her about it. They were interrupted by Nidhiki; however, instead of siding with Lhikan like in the main universe, he instead assisted Tuyet, and they murdered Lhikan. The Dark Hunters were successfully blamed for the murders, and Tuyet set about convincing other Toa that they were better off forcefully protecting the Matoran, forming an empire in order to deal with threats.

Along with the Dark Hunters, the Brotherhood of Makuta were targeted for extinction. The [[Nynrah Ghosts]] were also attacked, because one of their creations could potentially be used against the Empire. The [[Toa Mata]]'s existence was discovered and Tuyet sent the signal to launch their [[Toa Canister]]s, thereby freeing them to join the Toa Empire. [[Turaga]] [[Dume]], however, was quite publicly opposed to the Empire's ruthlessness, prompting Tuyet to put him into stasis and take over [[Metru Nui]] herself. Toa [[Lesovikk]] was also opposed; he began stealing relics and artifacts that Tuyet was interested in and quickly became one of the Empire's most wanted criminals.

Elsewhere in the universe, {{p|Artakha|Being}} created the [[Great Disks]] and kept them in [[Artakha (Location)|his realm]], eventually creating the Kanohi [[Vahi]] by himself.

Toa [[Takanuva#Takanuva|Takanuva]] was accidentally sent to the alternate Metru Nui by [[Brutaka]]'s damaged [[Kanohi]] [[Olmak]] while on his journey to [[Karda Nui]]. However, he quickly ran afoul of the Empire, and was jailed. While in prison, he met his counterpart in that universe, Takua, who never donned the Avohkii due to the Makuta not being a threat. Takanuva attempted to transform Takua by placing his Avohkii on the Matoran's face, but Takua remained a Matoran. Escaping custody, the pair was found by [[Teridax]], who offered to help find this universe's Brutaka if Takanuva would help claim the Kanohi Vahi Mask of Time. While on this mission, he learned that Brutaka was deceased and his mask was kept in Metru Nui's [[Coliseum]], Tuyet's headquarters. Lesovikk, who also had his eye on the Vahi, noticed that Takanuva was not with the Empire and offered his aid as well, bringing him to a resistance group led by Toa [[Pohatu]].

With Takanuva at their side, the resistance decided to launch a daring assault on Tuyet and her base. While most of the resistance fought outside, Takanuva confronted Tuyet face-to-face; with Tuyet wearing the Olmak to taunt Takanuva. Tuyet gained the upper hand in the battle, but the resistance had sparked a mass rebellion that had begun to march on the Coliseum. Takanuva encouraged Tuyet that rather than stamp out the rebels and leave nobody left, she should try and travel to another dimension and start a new empire. She agreed, but as she opened a portal Takanuva dashed through; stealing the [[Olmak]]. As she tried to grab him, the portal closed around her, severing her in two.

== [[Locations|Location]] Placements ==
Like the Matoran Universe, mirror versions of islands such as Metru Nui and {{p|Artakha|Location}} also exist here.
* [[Karzahni (Location)|Karzahni's realm]] was invaded and conquered by the Toa Empire. {{p|Karzahni|Being}} himself worked with Toa [[Gali]] in [[Ga-Metru]]'s re-education centers. It is now only inhabited by [[Rahi]].
* [[Metru Nui]] is fully intact, but several additional buildings and statues were erected by the Toa, primarily for law enforcement.
** [[Coliseum]] - The Coliseum was heavily damaged during the [[Rebellion Against the Toa Empire]].
*** Hall of Masks - An area where miscellaneous items that could not be categorized in the [[Archives]] and items of great power that Tuyet wanted to more securely guard are stored.
** [[Onu-Metru]]
*** [[Archives]] - The Archives are now a place where treasures of conquest are stored.
** [[Ga-Metru]]
*** Re-education centers - Run by Karzahni. Formerly run with Gali.
** [[Po-Metru]]
*** Throne of Stone - Pohatu's throne, secret base of the rebellion.

== Trivia ==
* Tuyet remained in power because no one knew she killed Matoran. If word had gotten out, the [[Order of Mata Nui]] would have attempted to capture her.

Nireta

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'''Nireta''' is a [[Ga-Matoran]] native to [[Metru Nui]].

== Biography ==
=== Metru Nui ===
Nireta was a [[Matoran Occupations#Metru Nui Occupations|Lab Worker]] on Metru Nui, working in the [[Ga-Metru Schools]]. Following an intrusion by [[Nidhiki]] in the lab, Nireta cleaned up and informed [[Toa Metru]] [[Nokama]] that the [[Dark Hunters|Dark Hunter]] had stolen [[Vhisola]]'s notes.{{BookCitation|BA1}}{{MediaCitation|NoTMMPCD}}

She was captured by the [[Vahki]] under the command of [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], disguised as [[Turaga]] [[Dume]]. She was then forced into a [[Matoran Sphere]] but was later [[Great Rescue|rescued]] by the Toa Metru and awakened on the shores of [[Naho Bay]] on the island of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}.{{BookCitation|BA4}}

=== Mata Nui ===
Nireta was weakened physically during her time in a Matoran Sphere and lost her memories of life on Metru Nui. She took part in the construction of [[Ga-Koro]] under Nokama's instruction, using parts of the [[Airship]]s the [[Toa]] had traveled in on the way to Mata Nui.{{BookCitation|BW}}

On Mata Nui, she became a [[Matoran Occupations#Multi-Region Occupations|Navigator]] and map maker.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|1}}

She was trapped in a sunken [[Matoran Homes#Ga-Koro|hut]] along with all the other Ga-Matoran during an [[Infected Kanohi|Infected]] [[Rahi]] attack on the village. She was later freed by [[Takanuva|Takua]] and witnessed [[Gali]] fighting off the [[Tarakava]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}}

Shortly before the [[Bohrok Invasion]] was ended, Nireta also took a last stand with [[Nokama]], [[Onewa]], and the other [[Matoran]], during the [[Attack on Ga-Koro]], shortly before the [[Bahrag]] were [[Battle in the Bohrok Nest|defeated]] by the [[Toa Mata]].{{MediaCitation|BOA|7}}

During [[The Rebuilding]], Nireta was rebuilt into stronger form resembling the one she had had on Metru Nui.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|3}} She later provided [[Hahli]] with a map of Ga-Koro in exchange for five [[Widgets]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|1}}

=== Return to Metru Nui ===
To make the return trip to Metru Nui, Nireta helped in the construction of [[Boat]]s.{{BookCitation|BA1}} She also helped repair broken parts of the city upon arrival. She temporarily stopped her work of reconstruction on order of [[Jaller]], to force the Turaga to reveal where the [[Toa Nuva]] had gone, but she eventually got back to work.{{BookCitation|BL1}}

Following the death of Teridax in the [[Battle of Bara Magna]], Nireta shifted to [[Spherus Magna]] with the other surviving Matoran of the city.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== References ==
{{references}}

The Drifts

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'''The Drifts''', also known as the '''Wastes''', was a snowy region situated on [[Mount Ihu]] in [[Ko-Wahi]]. Blinding blizzards came often, causing any who ventured here to easily become lost, so [[Ko-Matoran]] used red flags to find their way. During the [[Great War]], Matoro came here to hunt [[Rahi]], and [[Kopaka]] to meditate.

== History ==
Shortly after the coming of the [[Toa Mata]], Takua got lost here while searching for Matoro, who later found him unconscious in the snow and brought him back to his hunting shelter to nurse the [[Chronicler]] back to health. As Takua and Matoro took shelter from the cold with a [[Heatstone]], something set off Matoro's Rahi Trap. When the Ko-Matoran went to investigate, he encountered a [[Muaka]] and was attacked. Kopaka appeared, and subdued the beast using his Kanohi [[Huna]] and [[Mahiki]] to evade and confuse it. Cornering the Muaka on one of the Drifts' cliff edges, Kopaka severed the part of the cliff on which the Muaka was standing, sending it tumbling below.

In her quest to learn [[Willpower]] during the [[Kolhii Tournament]], [[Hahli]] later came here while searching for [[Kantai]] the Hermit, and also found both the [[Temple of Peace]] located here and the [[Charms|Charm]] of [[Willpower]].

It was cleared by the reawakened [[Bohrok]] swarms, and was wiped from existence by {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}'s reawakening.

Wall of Stars

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The '''Wall of Stars''' is the name given to the celestial sphere by the [[Matoran]] of [[Mata Nui (Location)|Mata Nui]].

== History ==
The Wall of Stars was the counterpart of the {{p|Wall of History|Location}} in [[Ta-Koro]] and the [[Sanctum#Wall of Prophecy|Wall of Prophecy]] in [[Ko-Koro]]. The Matoran, specifically the [[Ga-Matoran]] astrologers of [[Ga-Koro]], used the constellations in the Wall of Stars to predict future events when the [[Red Star]] passed through them. In addition, navigators such as [[Nireta]] used the Wall of Stars to create charts and maps.

During the time after the [[Toa Mata]] had arrived on the island, the wandering [[Av-Matoran]] [[Takanuva#Matoran|Takua]] often utilized the Wall of Stars through the use of the [[Great Telescope]] to foresee happenings on Mata Nui.

After the [[Bohrok-Kal]] [[Bohrok Invasion#Bohrok-Kal Strike|strike]], the Wall was extensively studied and charted by Ga-Matoran astrologer [[Nixie]], who was attempting to interpret a prophecy detailing the [[Search for the Seventh Toa|coming]] of the [[Toa]] of [[Light]]. It took [[Hahli]]'s discovery of the [[Crystals|Crystal]] of [[Purity]] for Nixie to recalculate her data and yield the number seven.

Matoran Homes

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'''Matoran Homes''' are the dwellings in which [[Matoran]] live, and come in a range of sizes and shapes. They are fashioned from various materials, usually resources which Matoran have on hand, and contain personal belongings and treasures.

== [[Metru Nui]] ==
Homes on Metru Nui were very urban in design and functionality. Most featured [[Lightstone]]s for illumination and were filled with items related to the Matoran's [[Matoran Occupations|occupation]].{{MediaCitation|TMeMPCD}} Some Matoran kept small [[Rahi]] as pets, although a law created by [[Turaga]] [[Dume]] dictated that Rahi larger than two feet and three inches (0.5 [[Society#Measurements|bio]]) were not permitted to be kept.{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}} [[Kanoka]] Disks of special value were often affixed to the wall of a house for decoration. Many houses contained a secret compartment or safe for storing valuable items or diaries.{{MediaCitation|TMeMPCD}}

=== [[Ta-Metru]] ===
Ta-Metru houses were made of [[Protodermis]]. Inside a [[Ta-Matoran]] [[Mask Maker]]'s house, one might have found decorative plaques of [[Kanoka]] and the [[Kanohi]] that they had been turned into. Ta-Matoran usually worked on small desks in their houses. Sleep pallets were present for when the residents were not at work.{{MediaCitation|VTMMPCD}}

=== [[Ga-Metru]] ===
Ga-Metru houses were made of metallic Protodermis. Inside, there were records of [[Ga-Matoran]] study achievements and other school-related objects. [[Teacher#Student|Students]] usually kept copies of their school work. Many homes also contained miniature versions of the Protodermis Purification devices at the [[Ga-Metru Schools]] for homework purposes.{{MediaCitation|NoTMMPCD}}

=== [[Le-Metru]] ===
Le-Metru houses were made of Protodermis. [[Le-Matoran]] often attached maps of the [[Chutes|Chute]] system to their walls. Some contained small models of a particular section of the Chute system. Many Le-Matoran kept their houses in a constant state of messiness.{{MediaCitation|MTMMPCD}}

=== [[Po-Metru]] ===
Po-Metru houses were fashioned out of stone Protodermis. Inside, [[Po-Matoran]] [[Carver]]s mounted carvings of theirs on small pedestals for display. A desk with overhead Lightstone lighting was a common feature for working in the home. Carvers usually kept blocks of uncarved Protodermis in their homes.{{MediaCitation|OTMMPCD}}

=== [[Onu-Metru]] ===
Onu-Metru homes were made of Protodermis and are located on the surface of the Metru. [[Onu-Matoran]] [[Archivist]]s kept their collections of special items in large display cases. There were also many compartments and filing cabinets for organizing tablets of importance.{{MediaCitation|WTMMPCD}}

=== [[Ko-Metru]] ===
Ko-Metru houses were made in crystalline Protodermis. They were sparsely decorated, but were known to contain chute maps and small Protodermis basins to display miniature Knowledge Towers. Ko-Metru had comparatively few houses, as many [[Ko-Matoran]] lived inside [[Knowledge Towers]].{{MediaCitation|NuTMMPCD}}

== {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} ==
In each of the Koro on the island of Mata Nui, the Matoran made simple, yet effective homes to reside in.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG}} These homes were not as luxurious as their Metru Nui counterparts and were more survival-based than comfort-based. Many of these homes were improved upon or upgraded following the defeat of the [[Bohrok-Kal]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2}} Some of these homes were damaged or destroyed by the [[Rahkshi]]'s efforts to locate the [[Kanohi]] [[Avohkii]].{{BookCitation|MoL}}{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}} All homes on Mata Nui were eventually destroyed by the reawakened [[Bohrok]] swarms.

=== [[Ta-Koro]] ===
The Ta-Matoran made homes out of hardened lava, and each added his own personal touches to make it unique. Many of these homes were built into the walls of the fortress itself.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|7}} These homes were all destroyed when Ta-Koro was sunk by the Rahkshi.{{BookCitation|MoL}}{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

=== [[Ga-Koro]] ===
The Ga-Matoran made use of seaweed and wove it together to create huts. Most Ga-Matoran homes had a small vial which contained a glowing [[Lightfish]] for illumination. Homes were often decorated with a plaque of a large fish they had caught.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|2}} Houses contained items which were related to the Matoran's occupation or chores. For example, [[Nixie]]'s house featured a large telescope for observing the [[Wall of Stars]]. In many cases, a Ga-Koro house's construction also accommodated the Matoran's occupation. When Ga-Koro was rebuilt after the strike of the Bohrok-Kal, Nixie's house became two-tiered, with the telescope moved to the upper floor to facilitate better viewing of the stars.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|1-2}}

=== [[Le-Koro]] ===
The Le-Matoran fashioned their homes out of tree bark, and kept musical instruments in their homes.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|6}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|5}}

=== [[Po-Koro]] ===
In Po-Koro, the Po-Matoran carved their houses out of stone.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|4}} Like those of Ta-Koro, Po-Koro homes were simple, usually consisting a bed and sometimes a [[Kolhii]] trophy or two. Some Matoran, such as [[Hewkii]], kept a doll of their friends.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|6}}

=== [[Onu-Koro]] ===
The Onu-Matoran carved their houses out of earth. Each house had a Lightstone for illumination.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|3}} These houses suffered considerable damage when the cavern they lived in was flooded by [[Gahlok]].{{MediaCitation|BOA|3}} Their homes were later buried when a cave-in was caused by a battle with invading Rahkshi.{{BookCitation|MoL}}{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

=== [[Ko-Koro]] ===
In Ko-Koro, the Ko-Matoran carved their homes from ice.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|7}}{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|4}}

== [[Southern Continent]] ==
=== [[Voya Nui]] ===
Voya Nui huts were made from packed earth or stone.{{OnlineCitation|VNOG|1}} They also included simple wooden furnishings. Many of these huts were destroyed during Voya Nui's return to the Southern Continent. They were rebuilt by the Matoran, but abandoned during the massive exodus following the [[Battle of Bara Magna]].

===[[Mahri Nui]]===
Homes in Mahri Nui were destroyed when Voya Nui was returned to its original location by the [[Toa Mahri]].

== [[Northern Continent]] ==
=== [[Tren Krom Peninsula]] ===
Matoran had doors covering the entrances to their homes unlike some others, and had furniture such as chairs and sleep mats.{{OnlineCitation|BIA|2}} These homes were abandoned after the Battle of Bara Magna.

== [[Karda Nui]] ==
The [[Av-Matoran]] of Karda Nui built thatched roof huts atop the stalactites that they live on, made out of plants or mud from the [[Swamp of Secrets]], or out of the stalactites' rock.{{BookCitation|BL9}} All of the homes in Karda Nui were destroyed in the [[Energy Storms]].{{BookCitation|BL11}}

== References ==
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Protodermis

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'''Protodermis''' is the material which makes up the [[Matoran Universe]] and all living things and objects inside it.

== History ==
Protodermis is a substance that was synthetically created from [[Energized Protodermis]] by the [[Great Beings]] on [[Spherus Magna]], and many varieties of it were created, differing in states, durability, and various other properties. The Great Beings used the many types of Protodermis to construct the Great Spirit {{p|Mata Nui|Being}} and all of the locations and inhabitants of the Matoran Universe within him.

== Functionality ==
Within the Matoran Universe, Liquid Protodermis functioned as water and formed seas or rivers. It was also found within the earth, and was mined along with solid Protodermis. Several mines existed on the various islands, and the ones not designed for Matoran use were known to be hazardous to the health of the workers. Matoran also mined Protodermis, in safer conditions.

On [[Metru Nui]], solid Protodermis was mined in [[Onu-Metru]], while Liquid Protodermis was channeled from the [[Silver Sea]] into [[Ga-Metru]], where it was purified. Protodermis was used all over the city, where it was turned into various [[objects]] such as [[Kanoka]] disks, [[Kanohi]] masks, weapons, tools, and [[Vehicles|transports]]. On {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}, Protodermis was mined in the [[Great Mine]] in [[Onu-Koro]] by the [[Onu-Matoran]] and then traded and used to make goods.

== Purification Process ==
Liquid protodermis was purified through rapid heating and cooling,{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}} which cleansed the liquid,{{BookCitation|BEU}} removing any impurities in it, and turned it from a semi-transparent silvery liquid into a clear liquid with a bluish tinge. When purified protodermis is heated, it becomes molten protodermis, as in molten metal. The process took place in the Great Temple in Ga-Metru, where liquid protodermis was drawn in from the sea via a channel, which passes through the temple. The purification work was performed by a special group of Ga-Matoran. While a few read passages in an ancient Matoran dialect asking for the protection and aid of Mata Nui, the others supervised the rapid heating and cooling of the liquid to remove impurities.{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}}

== Canals ==
Liquid protodermis was drawn into the Great Temple in Ga-Metru via a channel to be purified, after which it would travel in different directions. Some was directed over the falls in Ga-Metru and into the canals of that metru, which wound through other parts of the city and dumped their contents into a subterranean pipe system. Other protodermis passed through pipes and superheated on its way to the foundries of Ta-Metru and became molten protodermis to be used in the creation of masks, tools,{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}} disks{{BookCitation|BEU}} and other items. Molten protodermis that went unused was allowed to return to the sea.{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}}

== Types ==
=== Liquid Protodermis ===
* '''Raw, Liquid Protodermis''': A clear, silvery, semi-transparent liquid that comprises the oceans of the Matoran Universe. Raw, Liquid Protodermis is comparable to pure Protodermis in the same manner that seawater can be compared to fresh water. It was sometimes found in Onu-Koro and the Onu-Metru mines, where it can be collected using a Sluice. When purified, Liquid Protodermis gains a slightly blue tint. It can also be created and controlled by a [[Toa]] of [[Water]].
* '''Pure, Liquid Protodermis''': This blue liquid was purified in Ga-Metru and channeled into canals that run throughout the entire Metru. On Metru Nui, pure Liquid Protodermis was magnetized and made into [[chutes]]. It was also heated into molten Protodermis and examined by the [[Ga-Matoran]].
* '''Molten Protodermis''': A type of purified Liquid Protodermis that has been heated. It has the properties of molten metal. Molten Protodermis was dumped in a subterranean pipe system and used to heat the city of Metru Nui. It was also used in [[Ta-Metru]] to create masks, disks, and tools.

=== Solid Protodermis ===
* '''Pure, Solid Protodermis''': A type of hardened molten Protodermis that resembles metal. It can be created and controlled by a Toa of [[Iron]]. Armor is conventionally made of this substance, and the products of Metru Nui's forges, such as Kanoka disks and Kanohi masks, as well as some artifacts, are in this solid form. Special types of pure solid Protodermis exist, like the precious metals that compose the [[Toa Hagah]] and other elite Toa Team's armor.
* '''Raw, Solid Protodermis''': A type of solid Protodermis in the form of rock. It can be controlled by a Toa of [[Stone]]. It was mined and collected with a Pickaxe in Onu-Koro and Onu-Metru. It was used to construct almost every landscape in the Matoran Universe. It was also used as a medium for carvings.
* '''Frozen, Solid Protodermis''': Re-frozen Liquid Protodermis. It can be controlled by a Toa of [[Ice]]. In [[Ko-Koro]], it was used to make buildings.
* '''Glowing, Solid Protodermis''': [[Lightstone]]s are made of glowing Protodermis, a form of very energetic Protodermis, granting them their ability to illuminate their surroundings. Protodermis of this variety needs to draw its energy from [[Karda Nui]] or another outside source to remain lit.
* '''Crystalline, Solid Protodermis''': A type of solid crystalline Protodermis. It can be produced by the staff of [[the Shadowed One]], or by six Toa of different elements combining their powers to make a [[Toa Seal]], although it is conventionally made in other ways as well. [[Knowledge Towers]] in [[Ko-Metru]] were grown from and made of this kind of Protodermis.
* '''[[Protosteel]]''': The hardest known type of Protodermis, often used in the making of weapons.

=== Organic Protodermis ===
Organic Protodermis is a type of Protodermis that makes up all the organic tissue in the Matoran Universe. Being biomechanical beings, the inhabitants of the Matoran Universe are made partially of organic Protodermis and partially of solid Protodermis. It can decay over time if left inactive, but it also possesses regenerative abilities. For instance as the [[Toa Mata]] laid inactive in the ocean for a thousand years, their organic parts decayed; but they regrew when they fused their lost limbs back on. As protodermis itself is an artificial substance; organic protodermis is not truly organic.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=379|post=10670993|lines=8-13,18}} It mimics the qualities of true organic tissue, such as a cellular structure and a protodermic equivalent to DNA.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=439|post=10952191|lines=5,9}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=441|post=10954755|lines=2,5}} Protodermic muscle is stronger than organic muscle.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=555|post=11697362|lines=6,13}}

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Destral Fortress

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The '''Destral Fortress''', a large fortress that covered most of the island of Destral, was the headquarters of the [[Brotherhood of Makuta]].

== History ==
Construction of the fortress was completed soon after the creation of the Brotherhood. The first and largest of its fortresses, it contained workshops, laboratories with large quantities of [[Energized Protodermis]], armories, prison cells, interrogation chambers, living quarters, and a library filled with forbidden knowledge. Since it held so many items of value, it was always heavily guarded by concealed weaponry, traps, {{p|Visorak|Rahi}}, [[Rahkshi]], and [[Exo-Toa]].

The fortress was constructed completely from stone and metal. Enormous gates provided its heavily-guarded entrance, and Brotherhood banners hung from the parapets.

Roughly 1,300 years before the time of the [[Toa Nuva]], the six [[Toa Hagah]] [[Raid on the Destral Fortress|assaulted]] the Destral Fortress, stealing the [[Kanohi]] [[Avohkii]] and the [[Makoki Stone]]. The failure of the [[Dark Hunters|Dark Hunter]] guards stationed at the Fortress to stop the [[Toa]] marked the first sign of tensions between the Brotherhood of Makuta and the Dark Hunters. Meanwhile, a Brotherhood servant who was specifically tasked with the guardianship of the Avohkii was cast out of the Brotherhood for his failure. He was later recruited into the Dark Hunters and was given the codename "[[Seeker]]".

During the [[Great Cataclysm]], the Destral Fortress was demolished by the resulting earthquake. During the collapse, rubble destroyed a [[Makuta]]'s armor. The fortress was later rebuilt, but was destroyed centuries later along with the rest of Destral when it was attacked by the [[Order of Mata Nui]]. [[Pohatu]] and [[Takanuva]] later came here to look for weapons.

== Significant Locations ==
=== Throne Room ===
There was a chamber within the fortress containing the throne for the leader of the Brotherhood of Makuta. The throne room was originally occupied by [[Miserix]], and later, by [[Teridax]]. However, due to Teridax's prolonged absence from Destral, [[Icarax]] had taken to sitting in the throne as well, symbolizing his desire to lead the Brotherhood.

The nearly 500-foot (150 meter) high walls were mounted with Toa [[Kanohi|masks]] and [[Toa Tools|weapons]], [[Rahi]] heads, and other spoils of past Brotherhood conquests. The throne itself was colored a deep black. Beneath at least one of the floor panels was a pool of Energized Protodermis.

The throne room was destroyed when the island was attacked by the [[Order of Mata Nui]].

=== Convocation Chamber ===
The Convocation Chamber was the site of meetings between all Makuta when a Convocation was demanded. Typically, it was the leader of the Brotherhood of Makuta who summoned Makuta to the island.

After Teridax's rebellion, he had the Makuta who had sided with Miserix hunted down and their Kanohi placed in the Convocation Chamber as a reminder of what will happen if one opposed his plan.

=== [[Tridax]]'s Vault ===
This massive chamber, with walls at least forty feet high, lay in a sub-basement of the fortress. It was filled with [[Stasis Tube]]s containing the many [[Shadow Takanuva]] whom Makuta Tridax kidnapped from alternate universes with a Kanohi [[Olmak]]. In the center of the room was a small table, on which Tridax kept the Olmak.

Tridax's vault was destroyed when the island was attacked by the Order of Mata Nui, and many of the Stasis Tubes were shattered. Most of the Shadow Takanuva died in the collapse.

Boxor

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The '''Boxor''' is a [[Matoran]]-driven machine invented by [[Nuparu]] during the [[Bohrok]] [[Bohrok Invasion|invasion]] of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}.

== History ==
When swarms of [[Gahlok]] flooded [[Onu-Koro]], Nuparu, [[Onepu]], and [[Taipu]] were left trapped in a dark cave. In the cave with them was a Gahlok, disabled because it lost its Krana. While Onepu and Taipu tried to move some of the rubble so they could escape, Nuparu began tinkering with the Gahlok, eventually rebuilding the Bohrok into a towering machine that could be operated by a Matoran pilot. With Nuparu in the driver's seat, the newly-christened Boxor smashed through a wall in the cave and out into the flooded remains of Onu-Koro. Confused by the machine, the Gahlok fled the village.

Boxors were deployed throughout the Bohrok's invasion of Mata Nui, and were critical in the effort to [[Battle for Le-Koro|retake]] [[Le-Koro]].

When [[Toa]] [[Onua]] went looking for [[Lewa]], who was infected by a Krana, he brought some Boxors with him to confront the Lehvak who were chasing them.

Later, when the Toa entered the [[Bohrok Nests|Bohrok Nest]], some Boxors were stationed at [[Ta-Koro]] to defend it against Bohrok.

Soon after, they were used in [[Ga-Koro]] during the [[Pahrak]] invasion of the village. However, the lily pad that the Boxors were resting on was upturned by the Bohrok, and the Boxors and their drivers were cast into the waters. [[Macku]] and [[Kotu]] succeeded in rescuing the pilots (one of whom was Nuparu), but the Boxors were lost. Since then, Nuparu suggested adding floats to the Boxors, allowing them to remain afloat in water.

After [[the Rebuilding]], Nuparu modified the Boxors slightly so the Matoran's new forms would fit.

Nuparu later brought the Boxor to [[Metru Nui]] to defend the Matoran against any new threats that may be lurking in the City of Legends. He also had plans to construct new ones using the Bohrok stored in the [[Onu-Metru]] [[Archives]].

== Features ==
The Boxor's primary attack feature is a pair of arms that struck forward with sufficient force to disable a [[Bohrok Va]]. Sometimes, if multiple Boxors worked together, they could even disable a Bohrok.

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Mata Nui (Being)

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'''Mata Nui''', the '''Great Spirit''', is a powerful being whose [[Great Spirit Robot|body]] contained the [[Matoran Universe]]. Betrayed by the [[Brotherhood of Makuta]] under [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], his spirit was forced into the [[Kanohi]] [[Ignika]] and expelled into space. Landing on [[Bara Magna]], Mata Nui found himself entrenched in a [[Skrall War|planet-wide conflict]] and put aside his own concerns to assist newfound allies. After taking control of an ancient [[Prototype Robot|prototype robot]], the Great Spirit fought and defeated Teridax, restoring [[Spherus Magna]] to its original state.

== Biography ==
=== Great Spirit Robot ===
Mata Nui was developed by the [[Great Beings]] on the planet Spherus Magna. 100,000 years ago, [[Matoran]] under the direction of the Great Beings assembled Mata Nui's body. The Great Beings created [[Tren Krom]] to sustain the Matoran Universe while Mata Nui's body was being constructed; after his task was complete, Tren Krom was taken from [[Karda Nui]] and imprisoned on an [[Tren Krom's Island|isolated island]] to ensure he would not trouble Mata Nui. Upon the completion of Mata Nui's body, the Great Beings created his spirit and placed it within the [[Core Processor]] beneath [[Metru Nui]], granting him full control over the universe. [[Energy Storms]] erupted in Karda Nui indicating the Great Spirit's health.

Once Mata Nui had fully awakened, he was given several tasks by the Great Beings. He was to observe alien societies before fulfilling his primary objective: to heal the fractured planet of Spherus Magna. Upon his return to Spherus Magna, Mata Nui was meant to give Teridax control of the Great Spirit Robot. Mata Nui himself would inhabit a new robot the Great Beings had created during Mata Nui's absence, and Mata Nui would work with Teridax to undo the effects of [[the Shattering]] and make Spherus Magna whole. The Great Spirit was also tasked with caring for the Matoran Universe within him. He was to provide heat, light, and gravity; to ensure the universe's smooth operation; and to protect the universe from external threats. To fulfill his duties he was given powers such as the ability to create new Matoran. The Matoran revered him and erected numerous temples and shrines in his honor. Mata Nui was enthralled by the worlds he visited, but his interest eventually led to the neglect of his own universe.

With blueprints programed into his consciousness by the Great Beings, Mata Nui created many [[Species|sapient species]] to inhabit his universe.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=646|post=12163955|lines=4,8}} Perhaps the most prominent of these was the Makuta species, which made [[Rahi]] to fill the world, and they served the Great Spirit unified under the Brotherhood of Makuta. In addition, he created dozens of other races such as the [[Skakdi]], [[Vortixx]], the six prime species, and others. From the prime species, Mata Nui chose six beings who formed a [[League of Six Kingdoms]] devoted to maintaining order. These six, dubbed the [[Barraki]], eventually attempted to usurp Mata Nui. The Brotherhood of Makuta took action and defeated them, cementing the Makuta's status as protectors of peace and order.

Within the next thousand years, the four hundred year-long [[Matoran Civil War]] in the city of [[Metru Nui]] began affecting the rest of the universe, leading to the [[Great Disruption]] and causing Mata Nui to fall ill. A team of [[Toa]] led by [[Jovan]] traveled to [[Voya Nui]] to claim the Kanohi Ignika, the Mask of Life, and used it to heal Mata Nui. The Brotherhood of Makuta, meanwhile, forcibly put a stop to the civil war and ended the Great Disruption.

Eventually, the Makuta rebelled as well. [[Teridax]], supported by the rest of the Brotherhood, used a specialized [[virus]] to poison Mata Nui. The poison slowly weakened Mata Nui over three hundred years and, knowing time was short, the Great Spirit acted to save the city that housed his consciousness. He altered the stars above Metru Nui by which the future was prophesied, making it appear as if the six Matoran [[Nuhrii]], [[Vhisola]], [[Ahkmou]], [[Tehutti]], [[Orkahm]], and [[Ehrye]] were destined to become Toa. He then implanted the names of the truly-destined Matoran [[Vakama]], [[Nokama]], [[Onewa]], [[Whenua]], [[Matau]], and [[Nuju]] into Teridax's mind. Teridax, believing Nuhrii and his fellows to be the destined Matoran, hoped to stop the creation of new Toa by planting six Matoran he believed were not destined--Vakama and his fellows--in Toa [[Lhikan]]'s mind. Lhikan then gave Vakama and his fellows [[Toa Stone]]s and in so doing fulfilled destiny. The virus finally took its toll on Mata Nui's system and he fell into a coma, crash-landing onto [[Aqua Magna]]. His impact into the ocean of Aqua Magna caused a large-scale catastrophe within his body, which its inhabitants named the [[Great Cataclysm]]. The virus damaged Mata Nui's memory, erasing some previous experiences as well as his ultimate mission from his mind. The crash also caused a malfunction in his camouflage system, leading to a multitude of [[flora]] proliferating on the [[Mata Nui (Location)|island]] that covered his face. Vakama and his team, the [[Toa Metru]], brought the Matoran of Metru Nui to this island and named it Mata Nui in honor of the Great Spirit. After the Cataclysm, Matoran across the universe maintained their faith in Mata Nui.

During the Great Cataclysm, the [[Toa Mata]], a team of Toa created for the specific purpose of awakening Mata Nui, were launched from the [[Codrex]] in Karda Nui. However, due to a malfunction in the [[Toa Canister]]s in which they traveled, the Toa drifted aimlessly in the ocean of Aqua Magna for a thousand years until the Matoran [[Takanuva|Takua]] accidentally triggered a beacon that summoned the Toa to the island of Mata Nui.

The long time spent in a coma had caused Mata Nui's condition to worsen, and he was on the brink of death. The Toa Mata, now transformed by [[Energized Protodermis]] into the [[Toa Nuva]], traveled to Voya Nui to claim the Mask of Life by which they hoped to heal him. However, their destiny was to awaken the Great Spirit, not to save his life; that burden fell upon a group of Matoran who followed the Toa Nuva and were transformed into the [[Toa Inika]]. The Toa Inika claimed the mask and, after it plummeted into the oceans of Aqua Magna, its power transformed them into the [[Toa Mahri]] so they could seek it beneath the waves. As they attempted to keep the Ignika from the wrong hands and to bring it to Karda Nui, Mata Nui finally died. Upon his death, Mata Nui's spirit vacated his body; the experience also plagued him with nightmarish visions of darkness spreading throughout his universe.

Fast action by Toa Mahri [[Matoro]] at the cost of his own life revived Mata Nui's body before the Great Spirit was lost completely. Mata Nui attempted to reunite his spirit with his body, only to find the way barred by the essence of Makuta Teridax, who had inhabited the void left by Mata Nui's spirit. Incapable of returning to his body, Mata Nui was helpless.

The Toa Nuva returned to Karda Nui, where they sought the [[Keystone]]s that detailed how to reawaken Mata Nui. At last, with the Ignika's help, the Toa Nuva succeeded in [[Mata Nui's Reawakening|awakening]] the body of Mata Nui. The colossal form, now under the control of Teridax, rose and stood upon Aqua Magna, destroying the island of Mata Nui in the process. Exercising his newfound powers, Teridax sealed Mata Nui's spirit into the Kanohi Ignika. After announcing his reign over the Matoran Universe to its inhabitants, Teridax expelled the mask and Mata Nui into space both to prevent the Great Spirit from returning and to prevent the Ignika from destroying the Makuta's new body.

As spirit and mask flew through space, Mata Nui vowed that he would return.

=== Bara Magna ===
After drifting through space, Mata Nui eventually crashed on the planet of Bara Magna close to the village of [[Vulcanus]]. To preserve itself, the Ignika utilized the sand and particles around it to form a new body for Mata Nui. Though not used to his new body, Mata Nui grew accustomed to being the size of a Toa and had enough coordination to avoid stepping on a small [[Scarabax Beetle]]. The beetle, which would later be named [[Click]], climbed onto the Great Spirit's new form and touched the Mask of Life, transforming into the Scarab Shield. A [[Vorox]] attacked Mata Nui soon after, but the Great Spirit held his own with his new tool and broke the warrior's stinger. After the Vorox fled, Mata Nui attempted to let Click go, but the beetle refused and climbed back onto Mata Nui's shoulder.

The [[Agori]] [[Metus]] soon approached in a [[Thornatus]] vehicle, and Mata Nui questioned the villager. After introducing himself as Toa Mata Nui, the Great Spirit asked for a ride. The Agori agreed, and the two set off. On their way to Vulcanus, they were attacked by a massive [[Sand Bat]] that knocked them off their vehicle. Mata Nui, believing the creature to be like the Rahi of the Matoran Universe, suggested knocking its mask off, a notion laughed at by Metus. Standing his ground, Mata Nui struck the creature, though his attack had no effect. Puzzled at the behavior of the Sand Bat, Mata Nui eventually realized that the creature despised sunlight and worked with Metus to keep it above the ground. As the sun started to take its toll on the creature, Mata Nui let it retreat underground in an act of mercy, convinced that the Sand Bat had learned to respect the surface world.

Metus took Mata Nui to Vulcanus, where he witnessed an [[Arena Matches|arena match]] between the two [[Glatorian]] [[Ackar]] and [[Strakk]]. After Strakk conceded, Mata Nui grew suspicious of the warrior; he was proven correct when the Ice Tribe warrior attacked Ackar when his back was turned. Mata Nui leapt into the arena to defend Ackar, summoning Click to be his shield once more, and prevented Strakk from assaulting the downed warrior. Strakk quickly overpowered the new fighter and knocked him to the ground. While blocking a strike, Mata Nui's Vorox stinger touched his mask and transformed into a [[Sword (Mata Nui)|sword]]. Mata Nui knocked Strakk over and forced the fighter to concede again. Ackar thanked Mata Nui for saving him and brought him to his home.

While the two fighters were at Ackar's home discussing his profession, Metus approached them and offered to make Mata Nui a Prime Glatorian. Mata Nui politely refused, and Metus departed. When Mata Nui mentioned that his home world was far away from Bara Magna, [[Kiina]] emerged from the shadows, elated that her beliefs in extraterrestrial life were proven correct. Ackar calmed Mata Nui, who was startled at the new arrival, and proclaimed his trust in Kiina to allay the suspicions of the former Great Spirit. Kiina offered to take Mata Nui to [[Tajun]], where she had discovered something that she thought could help him return home, on the condition that Mata Nui bring her home with him. Mata Nui agreed to the deal.

Mata Nui, Kiina, and Ackar traveled to Tajun through [[Sandray Canyon]] on [[Thornatus#Kiina's Thornatus|Kiina's Thornatus]]. While discussing the possibility of a traitor in their midst, they were [[Battle of Sandray Canyon|attacked]] by a [[Skopio]]. After evading the creature, they were chased by a band of [[Bone Hunters]]. Kiina attempted to drive to Tajun to get help, but the Skopio knocked over her vehicle. In an effort to secure a safe passage, Mata Nui rushed to the Skopio in order to distract it. The Skopio struck Mata Nui with a [[Thornax]] fruit, and he began to develop an escape plan. He climbed onto the Skopio and used the creature's [[Thornax Launcher]] to shoot at the Bone Hunters. Ackar and Kiina made it to the Thornatus and attempted to drive away. Mata Nui, after being knocked onto a cliff, used his sword to cut through the rock and created a rockslide, trapping the Bone Hunters and Skopio while he escaped with the Glatorian.

The Glatorian made it to Tajun, where a wounded [[Gresh]] informed them that the [[Skrall]] and Bone Hunters had allied; this unlikely alliance bolstered the group's suspicions that there was a traitor amongst the Glatorian and Agori. In an attempt to escape from the Skrall, Kiina led the group into the [[Underground Lab of the Great Beings]] that she had discovered. Within, the group found [[Berix]], an Agori who had discovered the lab as well. Kiina, furious at Berix, initially refused to let him aid the injured Gresh, but she eventually relented and allowed him to examine the Glatorian. While Berix worked, Mata Nui explored the lab. During his search, he discovered a room hidden behind a depiction of the [[Three Virtues]]. Descending into the room, Mata Nui found Matoran inscriptions all over its walls, including a detailed plan of what resembled his rightful body. The former Great Spirit spent some time studying it with his allies.

Gresh eventually recovered, and the group managed to escape the village. In need of a replacement blade, Gresh asked Mata Nui to assist him. Ackar theorized that Mata Nui could perform a feat with their weapons similar to that which he had done with the Vorox stinger. Mata Nui touched Ackar's [[Flame Sword (Ackar)|weapon]] to his mask and transformed the blade, imbuing Ackar with the power to channel [[Fire]] through the weapon. He similarly transformed Kiina and Gresh's weapons and granted them [[Elemental Powers]] of [[Water]] and [[Air]], respectively. When Ackar asked him to stay and help defeat their enemies, Mata Nui was unable to refuse; Ackar offered to be his teacher in return.

During their first training lesson, Ackar asked Mata Nui to attack him, hoping to demonstrate the value of predicting the moves of one's opponent. Mata Nui attacked ferociously, but found all of his moves countered by his mentor. Fatigue eventually set in, and Mata Nui abandoned the attempt and asked Ackar how he could successfully block every move. Ackar responded by pointing out a [[Cave Shrike]] flying overhead and instructed Mata Nui to guess what direction the bird would fly in. Mata Nui tried and failed to foresee the bird's movements despite Ackar's pointing out the bird's tendency to twitch its wings in the direction it would next fly. The Fire Glatorian led Mata Nui to a [[Rock Steed]] in an effort to teach him the same lesson. After explaining how to tame a Rock Steed, Ackar launched himself at the beast. In the ensuing fight, Ackar was struck and downed by the Rock Steed. Taunts from Mata Nui drew the beast away from Ackar, and Mata Nui began fighting the creature. By paying attention to the creature's moves, Mata Nui figured out its attack pattern before using his sword to drive the creature away. Ackar applauded his efforts, admitting that he had feigned injury so that Mata Nui could apply what he had learned. Relieved that his friend was not hurt, Mata Nui jokingly threatened to push Ackar off the mountain as punishment for his trick. The two then returned to Kiina, Berix, and Gresh so they could resume their journey to [[Tesara]].

At some point during the same journey, the Glatorian halted, eager to test their newfound powers. After they had used their elemental powers, Ackar assaulted Mata Nui, instructing him on how to observe his opponents for signs of weakness.

Arriving in Tesara, the group interrupted the ongoing [[Arena Match of Tarix vs. Vastus|match]] between [[Tarix]] and [[Vastus]]. Ackar declared an end to the [[Arena Matches|Glatorian social system]], utilizing his new fire powers to prove that they could defeat the Skrall. To further convince the villagers, Mata Nui transformed Tarix's weapon, giving the fighter power over Water. Mata Nui also upgraded Vastus's [[Venom Talon|weapon]] and gave him power over Air.

Upon hearing that Kiina and Berix had been kidnapped by the Skrall, Mata Nui hoped to set out for [[Roxtus]] to confront [[Tuma]] and to free his allies. Before leaving, he climbed atop a cliff to plan and watched the Agori pull the two pieces of Tesara together. Ackar visited Mata Nui and provided him with the route to Roxtus. When the Agori were finally able to link the village pieces, Mata Nui realized that they formed a figure. However, the former Great Spirit chose not to explain this to Ackar, believing that explaining his past was best left for a later date.

Mata Nui challenged Tuma to a one on one [[Conflict Between Mata Nui and Tuma|fight]] once he arrived in Roxtus. During the fight, Mata Nui noticed an injury on Tuma's back. Remembering his fighting lessons from Ackar, Mata Nui targeted Tuma's weak spot and eventually toppled the [[Rock Tribe]] leader. Metus arrived in the arena shortly thereafter and applauded Mata Nui's victory. Mata Nui then realized that Metus was the traitor who had orchestrated the Skrall-Bone Hunter alliance and let Click go into the sands to prevent further harm from coming to the Scarabax. Metus gloated about his plan, and Mata Nui realized that the Agori could achieve his ambitions as none of the Glatorian or Agori knew of his treachery. Before the assembled army of Skrall and Bone Hunters could attack, a massive being composed of Scarabax beetles rose from the desert, frightening the united army and shattering their ranks. Mata Nui freed Berix and Kiina, reunited with Click, and began [[Battle of Roxtus|fighting]] the escaping Skrall with the help of other Glatorian who had arrived to help. Even though his troops were outnumbered by the Skrall, Mata Nui refused to give up and rallied his allies. Noticing an escaping Metus, Mata Nui gave chase to the Ice Agori. The warrior cornered Metus and defeated his two Skrall guards as the traitor fled in his vehicle. Ignoring Metus's frantic pleas for mercy, Mata Nui lifted the Ice Agori and touched him to the Ignika, transforming him into a viper. The serpentine Metus slithered away, confident that his army would succeed. Metus's words reminded Mata Nui of his imperiled allies, and he ran back to assist them. Reunited with his supporters, Mata Nui realized that by combining their weapons and powers, they could hope to defeat the Skrall. Their combined powers defeated the Skrall army, and the allies won the battle.

Agori began uniting the structures of their four allied villages, and Mata Nui watched their progress from atop a cliff. Ackar, Kiina, Gresh, and Berix approached him, and they discussed the momentous event; Mata Nui then named Ackar as the leader of the united Bara Magna. As they looked upon the uniting villages, Berix remembered a coin he had found and showed it to Mata Nui. The coin depicted a robotic structure, and on the reverse side was a symbol matching that emblazoned on [[Saw Blade Shield|Skrall shields]]. Mata Nui resolved to decipher the mystery of the coin and thanked his friends for their support.

Soon afterward, Mata Nui, Click, Ackar, Kiina and Vastus returned to Sandray Canyon and found a Thornatus buried under rubble. Kiina and Vastus combined their elemental powers to free the vehicle. They later discussed the potential for danger that still existed, and Mata Nui cautioned his allies that they should never let their guard down.

==== Valley of the Maze ====
Mata Nui talked to Vastus, who told him of [[Tarduk]]'s tales of the north. While looking for Tarduk, Mata Nui encountered [[Crotesius]], who told him of his failed journey to the [[Valley of the Maze]] with Tarduk. Mata Nui sought the Jungle Agori out, though he had already left for the north once more. The former Great Spirit led Gresh, Kiina, and Berix on a quest to the Valley of the Maze, which he believed held the answers to reclaiming his universe. A Skrall patrol attacked them during their journey, and Berix was injured in the fight. Mata Nui refused to let others be injured for his mission and asked the Glatorian to turn back. His allies respected his wishes, and Mata Nui journeyed to the valley with only the company of Click.

Upon entering the maze, Mata Nui encountered a pool of water that he suspected to be a trap. He knew no other choice remained but to press on, so he began wading through the pool. The water froze almost instantly, and when Mata Nui attempted to shatter it with his blade, it erupted into flames. Mata Nui broke free and continued through the maze. He eventually encountered a moving wall that opened to reveal an array of Thornax Launchers. Click transformed into the Scarab Shield, which Mata Nui used to block the Thornax blasts, and the warrior eventually destroyed the launchers by throwing his shield as one would a boomerang. Desperate for a solution to his problems, Mata Nui continued forward and made it to the heart of the maze. While seeking entrance to the tower at the maze's center, a recorded voice from inside posed three riddles to the former Great Spirit. After reflecting on the riddles, Mata Nui finally responded with each of the Three Virtues: Unity, Duty, and Destiny. A passage was then uncovered and Mata Nui journeyed inside. Walking down the long stairway, he came upon a huge chamber filled with a pool of lava, and discovered Tarduk trapped in chains and dangling from above.

Mata Nui freed the Agori, but the two were then forced to flee the crumbling fortress despite Mata Nui's desire to find answers. They witnessed the [[Great Volcano]] emerge from under the tower, but Mata Nui realized that it was not a natural formation and started digging through its wall; he eventually uncovered a metal hatch which he used to enter the structure. There, he found a chamber containing designs for his original body and a screen that retaught him his mission. Mata Nui then realized that the Great Beings had originally intended to build a second robot to help him with his task. Desperate, Mata Nui told Tarduk his story, and Tarduk suggested that the Great Spirit use the Great Beings' ancient prototype robot to fulfill his task. Mata Nui agreed that a power source might have been built for the second robot, and the duo set out to locate it.

The two eventually discovered a [[Power Source|power source]], which Mata Nui brought back to the [[Mega-Village]] within a metal box. Though he was met with protests, Mata Nui insisted to the inhabitants of Bara Magna that he needed to use the robot in order to help them. Raanu would not immediately grant his request and left to ponder his decision. Later that night, Mata Nui revealed his former status as a Great Spirit to Gresh and Ackar and expressed his concern that Teridax would come after him and conquer Bara Magna. Ackar accepted his friend, but Gresh was worried by the threat Mata Nui himself could pose to the inhabitants of Bara Magna. Mata Nui offered his sword to Gresh, along with the opportunity to imprison him; Gresh backed down from argument.

Raanu came to Mata Nui and revealed that he had long ago witnessed the construction of Mata Nui's original body, although he questioned the warrior's need for the prototype robot. Mata Nui implored the Agori leader, sensing the approach of Teridax, and Raanu eventually submitted to Mata Nui's request.

Preparing to use the power source he had found, Mata Nui was approached by Kiina, who was worried by the danger the unstable power source posed. Mata Nui told her that it was the only chance he had of protecting her people from Makuta. Mata Nui also took Click and gave him to Kiina, who accepted the Scarabax. Kiina expressed her concern that their relations would be different with Mata Nui as a giant robot. Mata Nui assured her that he would not forget them and that he was glad to have met them. Emotional, Kiina embraced the former Great Spirit, who reluctantly told her to leave so that he could begin powering up the prototype robot. After successfully inserting the power source, he removed the Ignika from his face, his body dissolved, and he projected his spirit into the robot. The transition was difficult, but Mata Nui eventually grew accustomed to his large stature and settled into his robot body.

=== Prototype Robot ===
Rising from the plains of Bara Magna, Mata Nui ordered the world's inhabitants to take shelter and used his new form to send waves of power into the cosmos in an attempt to reunite the fragments of Spherus Magna. During this process, Teridax arrived on Bara Magna in Mata Nui's original body, and the two titans [[Battle of Bara Magna|clashed]]. Mata Nui attempted to convince Teridax that they were destined to work together, but Teridax ignored his brother and instead offered him the chance to join his galactic conquest. Mata Nui refused his offer, revealing a newfound consideration for life. Teridax, after hearing Mata Nui's change in personality, lifted the mountain under which the Agori and Glatorian were sheltered and threatened to drop it on them. Mata Nui retaliated fiercely, blasting both Teridax and the mountain with energy before telling the Agori to escape. Although Teridax warned that he had Toa and Matoran inside his body, Mata Nui decided to keep fighting. However, the Great Spirit soon realized that the moons of Bara Magna were drifting away from the planet and that his own power supply was less than an hour away from exhaustion.

While the two robots continued fighting, Mata Nui's allies attempted to help him from below. Noticing their efforts, Teridax blasted the ground and released an army of [[Rahkshi]] against his opponents. Other inhabitants of the Matoran Universe also emerged onto Bara Magna, and Mata Nui gave them the ability to speak the [[Languages#Agori|Agori language]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=284|post=11348|lines=7-14}} Teridax then blasted Mata Nui to the ground and declared himself to be the ruler of Bara Magna.

Refusing to bow before Teridax, Mata Nui angered the Makuta, who attempted to use a blast of [[Gravity]] to destroy the planet. Mata Nui deflected the energy, which now struck the moons of Bara Magna, drawing them closer and finishing the process that the Great Spirit had started. The overwhelming might of Teridax almost caused Mata Nui to give up, but when he saw the oncoming moons, he regained hope and continued fighting. Teridax was momentarily weakened by the destruction of his Rahkshi legions, which [[Tahu]] had obliterated by donning the [[Golden Armor]], and Mata Nui used the opportunity to launch himself at the Makuta. The impact drove Teridax into the trajectory of a fragment of Aqua Magna, which crashed into the back of the Makuta's head and killed him.

Briefly mourning the loss of the being who was supposed to be his brother, Mata Nui then turned his attention to the planet, which after 100,000 years had been reunited as Spherus Magna. By using the last of his body's power and the powers of the Mask of Life, Mata Nui revitalized the desert and brought life to it, creating a paradise for the newly united inhabitants of Spherus Magna. The exertion destroyed the prototype robot, though Mata Nui’s spirit, still intricately connected to the Ignika, was drawn back to the mask. When asked by Tahu to play a role in the new society, Mata Nui declined, wishing to let the inhabitants of the new Spherus Magna forge their own path without his influence. However, Mata Nui asked a favor of them: to locate the Great Beings and to inform them of Spherus Magna's reformation. The Great Spirit then retreated into the Ignika.

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In this alternate universe, Mata Nui was never put to sleep by the Makuta. He continues to maintain the universe, and the actions of the Toa Empire have not unbalanced it enough for him to take notice.

==== [[Spherus Magna Alternate Universe]] ====
The Makuta never rebelled against Mata Nui in this alternate universe, and a second robot was built. Arriving at Spherus Magna after 99,000 years of travel, Mata Nui placed his consciousness into the second robot while Teridax inhabited Mata Nui's old body. After the two reformed the planet, Mata Nui then went to the Valley of the Maze and, as Tahu Nuva described it, returned power to where it belonged.

==== [[The Kingdom Alternate Universe]] ====
In this alternate universe, Toa Mahri Matoro failed to revive Mata Nui in time, and the Great Spirit remains dead.

== Abilities and Traits ==
Mata Nui's original body, the Great Spirit Robot, was roughly 3,300 km tall{{RSGCitation|Map|entryname=Preface}} and was incredibly strong. The body was equipped with a camouflage system that instantly engaged whenever he landed on a world to observe it, producing an island that would hide his face. When Mata Nui crash-landed on Aqua Magna, his camouflage system created the island of Mata Nui; however, because his system was damaged, Energized Protodermis leaked out and produced flora that covered the island. The [[Bohrok]] were designed to return Mata Nui's camouflage island to a desolate state so the Great Spirit could move freely when he chose to leave. His body was also armed with several defense mechanisms, including laser blasters.

Mata Nui could control every aspect of the universe within his body, from gravity to heat. Although Mata Nui was supposed to ensure stability within the Matoran Universe, he could manipulate his internal environment to his will as demonstrated by Teridax during his reign. Mata Nui could also create new life forms and produced species such as the Vortixx, Skakdi, and Makuta.

Although he maintained the Matoran Universe per his duty, Mata Nui was emotionally detached from it and often ignored crucial events that took place within it. This lack of concern about the welfare of his inhabitants eventually led to his exile by Teridax. After this, Mata Nui desired to right his wrong and to abolish Teridax's tyrannical reign. Having succeeded in this venture, Mata Nui came to realize that in seeking their Great Spirit out, his own people had developed past the need for a powerful ruler such as himself; for this reason he resolved not to intervene in the new society of Spherus Magna.

After the Kanohi Ignika arrived on Bara Magna, the mask created a new Glatorian-sized body for Mata Nui. Although this new body bore no powers, Mata Nui introduced himself to Metus as "Toa" Mata Nui as he wanted to be recognized as a hero. However, the inhabitants of Bara Magna had never heard of Toa; Mata Nui needed to prove his worth through his deeds rather than through his identity.

Mata Nui later released his spirit from the Ignika and placed it into the Prototype Robot. He then gained access to the various functions of the robot, such as the ability to fire energy beams. The robot body was eventually destroyed, but the time Mata Nui had spent inside the Ignika had created a bond between the two, and his spirit was drawn back to the mask.

=== Mask and Tools ===
Mata Nui bore the Kanohi Ignika, in which his spirit was sealed. As he never had to wear Kanohi, he did not know how to access the mask and could not reliably utilize its powers. Over the course of his adventures on Bara Magna, he eventually developed the ability to direct the mask's power at will.

As a Toa, Mata Nui carried the [[Click|Scarab Shield]], a tool created when the Scarabax Beetle Click touched the Ignika. He also wielded a sword that was created when the broken stinger of a Vorox touched the Ignika. When he possessed the Prototype Robot, Mata Nui abandoned the sword and placed Click in Kiina's care.

== Trivia ==
* The Turaga of Mata Nui used a special rock carving to represent Mata Nui when they told [[The Legend of Mata Nui|stories]] to the Matoran.

== References ==
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Takanuva

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'''Takua''' was an [[Av-Matoran]] who was taken from his homeland during the [[Time Slip]] and placed in [[Ta-Metru]]. He later lived in [[Ta-Koro]] after the [[Great Cataclysm]], and led the life of a wanderer and adventurer. The discovery of the [[Kanohi]] [[Avohkii]], the Mask of [[Light]], revealed him to be the Herald, meant to discover the [[Toa]] of Light. The actions of [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] resulted in the death of his best friend [[Jaller]], causing Takua to realize that he was destined to be the seventh Toa. He donned the Avohkii and transformed into a Toa, renaming himself '''Takanuva'''.

== Biography ==
=== Matoran ===
==== Early life ====
Takua was the first [[Matoran]] ever created by the [[Great Beings]], and worked on constructing the [[Matoran Universe]] with his fellow Av-Matoran.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=281|post=11221|lines=3,13}} As the first Matoran, his programming differed slightly from that of later creations, who were not given complete sapience.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=447|post=11002911|lines=3,8}} He grew to be best friends with [[Solek]], another Av-Matoran.{{BookCitation|BL9|49}}

Takua was among the Av-Matoran who colonized [[Karda Nui]], and was working there during the [[Avohkah]] attacks. When the [[Toa Mata]] defeated the sentient lightning bolts, Takua approached Toa [[Gali]], expressing his amazement at her skills. The Av-Matoran soon returned to their homeland, as the [[Energy Storms]] needed to ravage Karda Nui.{{BookCitation|BL10|startpage=109|endpage=110}}

He was later relocated to [[Metru Nui]] by the [[Order of Mata Nui]] during the Time Slip, disguised as a [[Ta-Matoran]], though due to his lackluster amount of control, his disguise was a poor one.{{BookCitation|BEU|138}}

==== Metru Nui ====
A simple toolmaker in Ta-Metru, Takua also ran a small business in his home called Takua's Trade Goods, where he offered souvenirs from other Metru that he had picked up on his travels, which he often did at moments when he was assigned to do work.{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}} This habit often attracted a lot of attention from the [[Vahki]]; there was a running joke in Ta-Metru that an entire squad was assigned just to keep watch on Takua.{{BookCitation|BEU|138}}{{BookCitation|BA4|75}} [[Jaller|Jala]] would frequently help him stay out of trouble with the Vahki.{{BookCitation|BEU|49}}
Sometime during his years on Metru Nui, his original mask was damaged and replaced with an ill-fitting blue [[Pakari]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=264|post=10523}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=362|post=10523179}}
Along with all of the Matoran in Metru Nui, Takua was cast into a slumber by Teridax,{{BookCitation|BA4|107}} and was later rescued and brought to {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} by the [[Toa Metru]]. Shortly after being awakened by the Toa on [[Naho Bay]], Takua noticed a Ta-Matoran named Jala whose strength was slowly draining because his mask had been damaged in his [[Matoran Sphere]]. [[Turaga]] [[Vakama]] then gave Jala [[Lhikan]]'s [[Hau]], which Vakama had saved after Lhikan's death.{{BookCitation|BA4|startpage=130|endpage=131}}

==== {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} ====
Takua assisted in the construction of [[Ta-Koro]] under Turaga Vakama, utilizing materials from the [[airship]]s that were used in the Great Rescue.{{BookCitation|BW}} He made a living there, along with with the rest of the Ta-Matoran. He was always eager for new adventures, and was not always content to stay in his village and work.

Takua once wandered into a stretch of jungle and encountered a [[Nui-Jaga]]. He managed to escape by leading it into a [[Muaka]]'s cave.{{OnlineCitation|DM|6}}

===== Quest for the [[Toa Stone]]s =====
Due to his poor work ethic, Takua was banished from his home of Ta-Koro. Awakening on a [[Papa Nihu Reef|beach]], he was told by a Ta-Matoran that Turaga [[Whenua]] had an important job for him. Upon entering [[Onu-Koro]], he learned that Turaga Whenua had been kidnapped by [[Rahi]] and that his [[Drill of Onua|staff]] had been stolen. Takua bravely rescued the Turaga from a [[Vatuka]] and recovered the [[Firestaff]], the lost Toa Stone of Earth, and two [[Vuata Maca Crystal]]s. Whenua informed him that the Rahi had been stepping up their attacks, and that he must continue to help the other villages. Takua picked up a [[Volo Lutu Launcher]] and [[Madu]] fruit. After competing in a [[Great Ussal Race]], Takua left Onu-Koro.

After competing in a [[Ngalawa Boat Racing|Ngalawa Boat Race]], Takua found the same problem in [[Ga-Koro]] that faced Onu-Koro. Takua set out through [[Ga-Wahi]] and found [[Madu#Madu Cabolo|Madu Cabolo]] fruit. Outwitting the [[Makika]] toad guarding [[Nokama]], he healed the [[Vuata Maca]] tree and found the Toa Stone of Water. In [[Po-Wahi]], Takua found the Drill of Onua and the [[Stone Hammer]]. After rescuing [[Podu]], Takua healed the Vuata Maca, saved [[Onewa]] from a [[Kofo-Jaga]], found the Toa Stone and played [[Kolhii]]. He also began to use [[Bamboo Disk]]s. After competing in [[Kewa Bird Riding]] to enter [[Le-Koro]], Takua found the problem all Koro were facing. Takua found the [[Ice Pick]], the Tree Crystals, saved [[Matau]] from a [[Kewa]] nest, and found the Toa Stone. Before leaving, Takua was given the [[Kau Kau Staff]] to use. Most villages give Takua [[Amana Volo Sphere]]s.

In [[Ko-Wahi]], Takua played [[Huai Snowball Sling]], and set out on his quest. Facing several Rahi, Takua found the [[Objects#Element of Melting|Element of Melting]], the Tree Crystals, the Toa Stone, [[Trident]], and [[Nuju]]. Returning to Ta-Koro, Takua participated in [[Ignalu Lava Surfing]], and found that Vakama was gone and Ta-Koro's water source was poisoned. Saving Vakama from [[Mahi#Fire|Mahi]], finding the antidote, and the Tree Crystals, Takua returned to Ta-Koro. After learning the Toa Stone's location inside the [[Mangai Volcano]], Takua saved it and was blasted out on his [[Lavaboard]]. He landed at the [[Kini-Nui]] where the Turaga waited for him. He returned their [[Badge of Office|Badges of Offices]] and activated the Toa Stones. The Toa stones created an energy blast that slammed Takua into the Ta-Wahi beach.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}

===== The Quest of the [[Chronicler]] =====
The blast had caused Takua to become amnesiac, and he woke up on the beach disoriented.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|1}} He followed [[Tahu]]'s tracks through the [[Charred Forest]] and rediscovered the village of Ta-Koro. Once there, he learned from Vakama the legend of the Toa, and heard how the Ta-Matoran had mistaken Tahu for a Rahi, and had tried to attack him. Vakama then warned Takua that he was not yet welcome in Ta-Koro, for the Matoran did not trust travelers. While he was in Ta-Koro, Takua met Jala, right hand of Vakama.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|2}} He also gave his Lavaboard to [[Maglya]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}}

Takua returned to the beach, where he found a distressed [[Ga-Matoran]] named [[Macku|Maku]]. Maku told him that Ga-Koro had been attacked by Rahi, and that only she had escaped. Borrowing Maku's [[boat]], Takua traveled to the village of water.
Finding that one of the huts had sunk, Takua learned that Turaga Nokama and the inhabitants of Ga-Koro were trapped inside. Takua dove into the water and retrieved the missing gear from the city pump, returning the hut to the surface. A [[Tarakava]] attacked the Matoran as they escaped, but Toa Gali arrived in time to protect them, defeating the Tarakava and removing its [[Infected Kanohi]]. Maku told him of [[Po-Koro]], and the Kolhii champion [[Hewkii|Huki]] who lived there.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}}

Upon arriving in Po-Koro, Takua learned that Huki and many of the other Matoran had fallen ill in an epidemic. Investigating the [[Comet]] Balls that were being sold in the market, Takua found a small stone key with an Elemental symbol on it. Takua journeyed to the [[Po-Wahi Quarry]], and there found the door which the key opened. Inside, he found the source of the Comet balls and discovered that they were being stored with infected masks and were being guarded by a Nui-Jaga. Takua then guided Toa [[Pohatu]], who had been temporarily blinded by the Nui-Jaga, to knock down the pillars that held up the roof of the cave. After being rescued from the cave, Takua returned to Po-Koro, where the grateful Turaga Onewa gave him a small [[Po-Koro Chisel|stone chisel]] he was to show Turaga Nokama. Upon seeing the chisel, Turaga Nokama appointed him Chronicler and gave him a device known as a [[Book of Chronicles]], with which he could chronicle the events he witnessed.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|4}}

Takua continued his journeys, next traveling through Onu-Koro. A lava flow had cut off access to the Lightstone mine, preventing the workers from being able to finish the tunnel to [[Le-Wahi]]. After recovering his old Lavaboard from Maglya, in Ta-Koro, Takua crossed the lava flow and repaired the lava pump, allowing the Matoran to mine more [[Lightstone]]s. Also while in Onu-Koro, Takua learned of a mysterious layer that had been uncovered deep in the Great Mine. Traveling down there, he found a massive [[Great Sundial|sundial]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}}

Once the Le-Koro tunnel was completed, Takua decided to accompany [[Taipu]] to visit Le-Koro. While traveling through the jungle, Taipu was carried off by a wild [[Nui-Rama]]. Upon arriving in Le-Koro, Takua learned from [[Kongu]] that Matau and many of the [[Le-Matoran]] had also been kidnapped by Nui-Rama, and that Toa [[Lewa]] was missing. Their talk was cut short by a swarm of Nui-Rama, and Takua agreed to second for Kongu riding a [[Kahu]]. After a few rough starts, Takua was able to master Disk throwing well enough to protect the Kahu from the [[Battle of Le-Wahi|attacking]] swarm, but upon arrival at the Nui-Rama Hive, they were knocked from the air. Within the hive, Takua discovered that Toa Lewa had been influenced by Teridax, and was wearing an infected mask. [[Onua]] soon arrived and began fighting Lewa, eventually winning and subsequently removing the infected mask. When they arrived back at Le-Koro, he joined in the celebration of the Le-Matoran victory before moving on.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|6}}

The final village that Takua visited was [[Ko-Koro]]. There, after rescuing an almost-frozen [[Kopeke]] with a [[Heatstone]], he found that [[Matoro]] had gone out into the drifts in a blizzard. Following Matoro, Takua succumbed to the cold and had a vision about the [[Bohrok]] and was found by Matoro. After Takua recovered, the two Matoran were attacked by a Muaka, and witnessed [[Kopaka]] defeating the beast. The two returned to the village, where Matoro translated for [[Nuju]], who gave Takua the mission to take [[Chronicler's Company|one Matoran from each village]] to guard the Kini-Nui while the Toa fought Teridax.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|7}}

Takua gathered [[Kapura]], Maku, [[Hafu]], Taipu, [[Tamaru]], and Kopeke, all Matoran he had met on his journey.

Arriving at Kini-Nui, Takua witnessed the Toa fuse the [[Makoki Stone]] and prepare to enter the underground. Gali spoke with Takua briefly before entering [[Mangaia]], establishing a mental link with him that would allow him to view things that she witnessed. The seven Matoran [[Battle for Kini-Nui|repelled]] the Rahi while Takua received visions of the [[Toa Kaita]] from Gali.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|8}}

Just when the Rahi were about to defeat them, reinforcements arrived from all the six villages, driving away the Rahi. Takua's last vision from Gali was that of them about to enter Teridax's lair. At the Kini-Nui, [[Onepu]], who led the [[Ussalry]] from Onu-Koro, told Takua that something strange had happened in the underground village. Takua hurried back to Onu-Koro, where he found that the strange sundial had become an elevator. Entering the underground, he found the Toa and watched them defeat Teridax. Unintentionally left behind, he also saw arrival of the Bohrok. Takua found that the Chisel Turaga Onewa had given him generated an [[Bohrok Nest Portal|energy bubble]] that brought him back to the Ta-Wahi beach. Vakama was there waiting for him, and told him that because of his bravery and selflessness, he was now welcome back in Ta-Koro.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|9}}

===== [[Bohrok Invasion]] =====
Takua continued his work as Chronicler during the many more adventures he had as a Matoran throughout the struggle against the Bohrok. He helped [[Battle for Le-Koro|liberate]] Le-Koro, whose entire population was controlled by the [[Krana]].{{MediaCitation|BOA|4}} After that, he traveled to Ga-Koro with Jala, which soon came under [[Attack on Ga-Koro|attack]] from the [[Pahrak]]. They brought Nuparu and several of his [[Boxor]]s with them for the defense of the village, though the machines were not very successful. Later, after the Pahrak had been driven off, they launched a surprise attack.{{MediaCitation|BOA|5}} Takua and Jala were cut off from the rest of the Matoran when the Pahrak demolished several of the pathways between Ga-Koro's lily pads. However, Takua came up with a makeshift catapult, which he used to launch himself between the Bohrok and the Matoran.{{MediaCitation|BOA|6}} It was at this time that the [[Toa Nuva]] imprisoned the [[Bahrag]] in [[Protodermis]], stopping the Pahrak, as well as all the Bohrok on the island. After the defeat of the swarms, Jala and Takua helped in the collection of Krana in pits in Ga-Wahi.{{MediaCitation|BOA|7}}

They later returned to Ta-Koro and witnessed the theft of Tahu's [[Nuva Symbol]].{{MediaCitation|BKOA|1}} During the struggle with the [[Bohrok-Kal]], Takua and Jala briefly traveled with the Toa Nuva as they went to defeat the Bohrok-Kal.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|2}} After the Kal's [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|defeat]], the Turaga decided to hold a [[Naming Day]] Ceremony for the Matoran who had helped defeat the Bohrok.{{OnlineCitation|WoH|chaptername=Naming Day}} Shortly before this service, Jala and Takua were secretly [[The Rebuilding|rebuilt]] into stronger forms by the Turaga, a gift that all Matoran would receive following the ceremony.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|3}} During the ceremony, Macku, Jaller, and Hewkii's names were changed, but Takua's remained the same. The Turaga then announced the plans for the [[Wall of History (Location)|Wall of History]], and Takua's "honor" was to write the wall. Upset that all he received was a writing job, he held his own personal Naming Day Ceremony, where he renamed his pet Ussal Puku to [[Pewku]].{{OnlineCitation|WoH|chaptername=Naming Day}}

The Turaga also announced a great [[Kolhii Tournament]] to celebrate the new peace, and Turaga Vakama chose Takua to represent Ta-Koro as the team's forward.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|2, 7}}

===== [[Search for the Seventh Toa]] =====
Takua, shortly before the Kolhii Championship, went wandering around Ta-Koro. While exploring an underground cave, he discovered the Kanohi [[Avohkii]], the Mask of Light. He was nearly killed by a lava surge, but was saved by Tahu at the last minute. At the Kolhii Championship, which Takua's adventuring had made him and Jaller late for, the Ga-Matoran won, much to the mortification of the Ta-Matoran. As the tournament concluded, the Avohkii fell out from Jaller's bag where it had been stowed. The Avohkii shone on Takua to indicate he was the one chosen to find the seventh Toa, however Takua tilted it to shine on Jaller, his best friend, instead. Turaga Vakama charged Jaller with [[Search for the Seventh Toa|the quest]], but Jaller convinced Takua to come with him.

The two soon departed with Pewku on their trip to search for the seventh Toa. Almost immediately, three of Teridax's [[Rahkshi]] began pursuing them, as they traveled through Mata Nui. These Rahkshi were temporarily defeated by Kopaka. Later, Jaller and Takua got separated in an Onu-Koro tunnel while Takua was fooling around with some luminescent plants. While trying to find Jaller, Takua was confronted by Teridax, who spoke through the shadows. Teridax attempted to frighten Takua into giving him the mask, saying that Takua would never find the seventh Toa and Jaller would die. Takua refused the Makuta's words and ran away, stumbling into Jaller. Shaken by his encounter with Teridax, Takua abandoned the quest and took Pewku, leaving Jaller alone. After [[Attack on Onu-Koro|a conflict]] between three new Rahkshi and the Toa Nuva in Onu-Koro, in which the village was destroyed, Takua and Pewku rejoined Jaller. Continuing on, the three ended up at Kini-Nui. The six Rahkshi, however, appeared as well. The Toa Nuva then arrived to face them. In a [[Battle for the Kanohi Avohkii|final showdown]], while several of the Rahkshi were defeated by the Toa Nuva, a [[Turahk]] took the life of Jaller. In his dying breath, Jaller handed Takua the Mask of Light and told him the truth he had seen about Takua's identity. Takua placed the mask on his face, and was transformed into the fabled Toa of Light; he renamed himself "Takanuva" as a tribute to the [[Toa Nuva]].{{BookCitation|MoL}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=459|post=11094725|lines=4,9}}

=== Takanuva ===
Shortly after transforming, Takanuva helped defeat the remaining Rahkshi. With the assistance of the Toa Nuva, he built a vehicle called the [[Ussanui]], using designs stored within his mind, from Rahkshi parts, powered by a [[Kraata]]. The Kraata returned to Teridax, leading Takanuva to Mangaia. The Ussanui was wrecked when Takanuva used it to break through the door to the lair. It was then that [[Hahli]] emerged from the wreckage of the Ussanui and volunteered to be the Chronicler now that Takua was a Toa. Takanuva accepted, sending her up to the surface to summon the Matoran.

There, Takanuva [[Conflict Between Takanuva and Teridax|fought]] Teridax, who challenged Takanuva to a game of Kolhii, until Hahli returned with the Matoran, Toa Nuva and the Turaga. Teridax then brought down the gate, sealing them all in his lair. It was at that moment that Takanuva succeeded in bringing down Teridax, winning the Kolhii match. Teridax rose, and stated that he was protecting Mata Nui, and had a duty to the Mask of Shadows. Takanuva then tried to pull off Teridax's [[Kraahkan|mask]], but he resisted, and both Takanuva and Teridax fell into a pool of [[Energized Protodermis]]. Out of that pool emerged [[Takutanuva]]. Takutanuva was able to perceive all events as they were, and lifted the huge gate carved in the shape of a Kanohi [[Hau]], the Mask of Shielding, which opened upon Metru Nui, in an effort to have the Matoran return there. He stopped Hahli, running past with Jaller's mask, and used some of Teridax's life energy to bring Jaller back from the dead. Exhausted from bringing Jaller back, the gate then fell and crushed Takutanuva.{{BookCitation|MoL}}

Takanuva's Avohkii was recovered from the rubble, and taken by the Turaga to the next chamber. There, the mask was used to revive the Toa of Light, who continued on with the rest of the population. Shortly after, Takanuva used his Avohkii to shoot a beam of Light across the [[Silver Sea]] to reveal the city of Metru Nui.{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

==== Return to Metru Nui ====
The Turaga began sharing their tales of Metru Nui with the Matoran, while boats were being constructed.{{BookCitation|BA1}} Upon arriving at Metru Nui, Takanuva helped the reconstruction work, and guarded the Matoran of Metru Nui. He was told by the Turaga about the impending death of {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}, and the Toa Nuva's mission to go to [[Voya Nui]] and recover the [[Ignika]], the Mask of Life. Although he wanted to go with the Toa Nuva, Turaga [[Dume]] insisted that it was Takanuva's destiny to defend Metru Nui and guard the Matoran. He was also charged with keeping the discovery a secret. Takanuva was approached by Jaller, who had found out about Mata Nui's failing health. Jaller convinced Takanuva to accompany a group of Matoran he had gathered on their way to Voya Nui, and they began a journey.{{BookCitation|BL1}}

They traveled through an [[Chutes#Underwater Chute|Underwater Chute]] and the [[Tunnel of Darkness]]. At an archway that marked the gate to {{p|Karzahni|Being}}'s [[Karzahni (Location)|realm]], he could not continue, as the archway banished the very force of Light, so he was forced to turn back to Metru Nui after an emotional goodbye.{{BookCitation|BL2}}

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Several [[Frostelus]] also made attempts to invade the city, and Takanuva managed to successfully repel them.{{BookCitation|BEU|34}} At another point, Kapura got lost in the [[Archives]] and Takanuva narrowly saved him from one of the exhibits.{{OnlineCitation|RoS|3}}

Takanuva's friends, who through various adventures were now the [[Toa Mahri]], soon returned to the city. They were, however, short one of their number: Matoro, who had died to save the Great Spirit from dying. Takanuva and the city mourned the death of the hero, and the Toa Mahri joined Takanuva in protecting the city.{{BookCitation|BL10|1}}

==== Shadow Leech Attack ====
While patrolling Metru Nui, Takanuva felt a dark presence trying to invade his mind. Pushing back, he managed to locate the source: a Dark Hunter by the name of [[Dweller]], who was hiding in the Archives. As he was rushing towards the Archives, however, a [[Shadow Leech]] dropped by Makuta Icarax jumped onto him and slowly started sucking out his light. As a being of light, the prospect of having his light being drained away was agonizing. Bearing the pain, Takanuva concentrated a light beam on the leech, incinerating it. When the Toa of Light awoke, he found himself in the dead Rahi specimen examination room in the Archives; part of his inner light had already been sucked out, granting him dual control over Light and Shadow.

In the room, he met Toa [[Helryx]] and Toa [[Krakua]] of the [[Order of Mata Nui]]. Helryx quickly informed him of the existence of the Order of Mata Nui, and told him that he needed to help the Toa Nuva. Krakua placed a [[Kratana]] on Takanuva's mask and he was flushed with recollections of the Toa Mata's past.

After the vision ended, Helryx told him that his mission was to inform the Toa Nuva that, if they succeed in awakening Mata Nui, the Energy Storms which devastated Karda Nui when Mata Nui first awoke and took over for [[Tren Krom]] would be unleashed once more, destroying everything in its path except the [[Codrex]]. Helryx told him that he had to go to Karda Nui and inform the Toa of the situation, and that they must take refuge in the Codrex. Takanuva agreed to go and help those he looked up to. However, he was uncertain as to who would help the Toa Mahri in his absence. Helryx introduced him to [[Brutaka]], who had captured Dweller. Having heard tales of Brutaka from the Mahri, Takanuva was shocked and angered that the traitor would be asked to protect the city alongside his friends. Krakua tried to break up the tension by informing him that Brutaka's Kanohi [[Olmak]] would be his means of transport to Karda Nui. With parting words, Helryx extended a hand to Takanuva, who shook it, and Krakua handed him the Great Sundial, which had been shrunk for his usage. Brutaka then sent Takanuva to Karda Nui through his Olmak, although it was damaged and was not functioning properly.{{BookCitation|BL10}}

==== Dimensional Voyages ====
===== [[City of Silver Pocket Dimension|City of Silver]] =====
As a result of the damage to the Olmak, Takanuva was instead transported to a pocket dimension where he found himself surrounded by a forest full of black trees and dying grass. Suddenly, he encountered a [[Spectral Mask]] floating in the air. It informed him of [[City of Silver Pocket Dimension#Location Placements|a village]] that was in terrible trouble, and the Toa of Light ran to save it before the mask finished talking.

When Takanuva arrived at the village, he was surprised to find out that it was a huge city full of silver towers. Inside the city, he encountered a race of [[Kestora]]. These beings were in combat with [[City-Building Creatures|a huge creature]], which Takanuva took to be the source of the commotion and danger. He attacked the beast, which fled. However, instead of thanking him, the small beings began laughing at him and locked him outside of the city.

Takanuva then went back to search for the mask, which told him of his mistake, and how it had tried to tell him the entire situation beforehand. Takanuva then found out that the large creatures were actually gentle and kind, and the one he chased away was the last of its kind residing in the city, which had been taken over by the small beings. Takanuva then searched for the beast to convince it to trust him, in which he succeeded, and developed a plan. Takanuva created a fireworks show outside to distract the small beings while the beast returned to its former home.

After he was finished, he returned to the Spectral Mask, who congratulated him on his new-earned wisdom of not to judge good and evil on appearances but their deeds instead, and opened a new dimensional gate. Through the gate he departed, intending to for Karda Nui once more, but ended up in yet another alternate dimension.{{BookCitation|JoT}}

===== [[The Kingdom Alternate Universe|The Kingdom]] =====
Upon leaving the City of Silver, Takanuva was transported to an alternate universe, one where beings of all species were living together. Takanuva first met Macku and told her who he was, but she did not believe him. She then took him to [[Axonn]], who deemed Takanuva trustworthy, but had his Staff of Light taken as a precaution. Takanuva then went to see Jaller and attempt to discern what was going on. He learned that he was on the island of Mata Nui, despite it being a city immensely larger than the old Metru Nui. Jaller directed him to a Wall of History that told of how Matoro had failed to use the Ignika and Mata Nui died, 10,000 years beforehand. He learned that Metru Nui's Turaga had expected such an outcome and gathered together many of the [[Matoran Universe]]'s species, and, with help from the Order of Mata Nui, migrated to the surface for safety. Then, the Order and that universe's Takanuva kept the Makuta at bay to prevent their migrating as well. That Takanuva then created light barriers designed to keep beings of Shadow out. His destiny fulfilled, the Takanuva of that universe used his [[Toa Power]] to create six new Toa: Kapura, [[Balta]], [[Dalu]], [[Velika]], [[Defilak]], and [[Tanma]]. He was then transformed into a Turaga and made leader of the new Kingdom of the Great Spirit. He ruled the Kingdom with the help of the ruling council, made up of Turaga Dume, {{p|Nektann|Being}}, [[Roodaka]], [[the Shadowed One]], Helryx, and a [[Nynrah Ghosts|Nynrah Ghost]].

Toa Takanuva then traveled to the city's Coliseum to speak with his alternate self. Upon arriving, he also instead sent a message to Helryx, saying in it her original plan about what Takanuva was to do in Karda Nui. He was then escorted to Turaga Takanuva's chambers, who had figured out that the Toa was his former self. He then asked Toa Takanuva to help find a way to fix the light barriers keeping the Rahkshi and Makuta out of the Kingdom before they would find a way to return him to his own universe.

Turaga Takanuva took his Toa counterpart, along with Tanma, to meet a [[Fe-Matoran]] Nynrah Ghost who armed him with a [[Power Lance]] and a [[Midak Skyblaster]]. Takanuva and Tanma then departed, with Tanma wanting to head towards the nearest light barrier. However, Takanuva instead insisted on visiting Matoro first. Takanuva managed to convince Matoro to accompany them by telling him that it was a chance to be seen as a hero again.

The trio went to the abandoned Bohrok tunnels under Po-Wahi to investigate the light barriers there. Finding nothing wrong, Takanuva and Tanma started to leave, but then heard the sound of ice blasts behind them. They turned to find Matoro [[Battle at the Light Barrier|confronting]] four Rahkshi on his own. More Rahkshi were passing through the barrier, garbed in Shadow armor that permitted them to cross the barrier unharmed. After they had defeated the Rahkshi, they saw Teridax emerge from the tunnel. Teridax had driven Icarax from his armor and possessed it, then went on to absorb all of the other Makuta into his essence, becoming a monstrous behemoth. Takanuva managed to knock Teridax's mask off, and Tanma destroyed it, only to be caught by Teridax and disintegrated. He then created a Shadow hand to absorb Matoro, and Takanuva attempted to stop him, but was stopped himself by Matoro. As Matoro was absorbed, Teridax's will was overpowered and Matoro killed him from the inside, sacrificing himself in the process.

Takanuva returned to the surface and told the ruling council about the fight. He stayed long enough to see a statue made in honor of Matoro, then had the alternate Brutaka use his Olmak so Takanuva could resume his journey to Karda Nui.{{OnlineCitation|TK}}

===== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe|Toa Empire]] =====
Once he reached another alternate universe, Takanuva encountered Kapura, who thought Takanuva was going to punish him for being in his way. The Matoran was later frozen by Toa Mata Kopaka, who froze Takanuva in turn, and told the Toa of Light that he had committed a crime.{{OnlineCitation|DM|1}}

Takanuva was then dragged off to the [[Coliseum]] and imprisoned. He met his alternate self, Takua, who was still a Matoran in that universe. Stunned, the Toa sliced off the chains which bound Takua to the wall. He then questioned Takua as to what was happening with Metru Nui, and Takua replied, telling him the events of [[Nidhiki]]'s defection and how [[Tuyet]] received great power from the Nui Stone. Takanuva then took off his Kanohi Avohkii and attempted to put it on Takua to see if he would become a Toa of Light, but his attempt failed. Takanuva then told the Matoran to come with him to the [[Archives]], intending to search for the Rahi [[Krahka]] from Vakama's tales.{{OnlineCitation|DM|2}}

In the Archives, Takanuva was shocked to discover they were trophy rooms. He also found Turaga Dume, trapped in a stasis tube. He freed the Turaga and asked him to help searching for Krahka, but then Toa Tuyet came to confront Takanuva.{{OnlineCitation|DM|3}}

After journeying down to the Archives by Tuyet, it was revealed to the company that Tuyet was actually Teridax who had shapeshifted into her form. Teridax then questioned Takanuva with [[Krika]] and [[Kojol]], and Takanuva told the Makuta that he was a Toa of Light. Takanuva then attempted to ask for help in order to return his universe, and the Makuta agreed that if Takanuva retrieved the [[Vahi]] from Matoran Jaller, they would help him find Brutaka.{{OnlineCitation|DM|4}}

Takanuva then set off to find Jaller. However, he was told that traveling by sea would cause him to be too late to intercept the company. As a result, Makuta Krika gave Takanuva a type of [[virus]] which allowed him the power of flight for a limited time. Takanuva then flew off to {{p|Karzahni|Location}} to intercept Jaller, who he found to be accompanied by Toa [[Kualus]] and [[Bomonga]], along with Pewku. After successfully lying to the two Toa, Takanuva joined their company. However, when questioned as to who is threatening to steal the Vahi, Takanuva lied once more and claimed it to be Brutaka, but then discovered that Bomonga had already killed Brutaka. Takanuva was told that Brutaka's mask and tools were held in the [[Coliseum]].{{OnlineCitation|DM|5}}

He then met [[Lesovikk]], who defeated Bomonga and Kualus with his [[Air]] powers.{{OnlineCitation|DM|6}} Lesovikk took Takanuva to Metru Nui, where he was introduced to the rebel group led by Toa Pohatu.{{OnlineCitation|DM|7}}

After Takanuva's arrival, the group [[Rebellion Against the Toa Empire|attacked]] the Coliseum. In the beginning of the assault, Takanuva blinded the guards with his Shadow powers. For much of the fight, he simply watched the battles raging around him, even witnessing his alternate self be killed by a Toa of [[Iron]].

Later on, he joined [[Darkness]] in sneaking in to the Coliseum through cracks in the wall. Once inside, Darkness was swept away by rushing water and Takanuva was confronted by Tuyet, who had figured out that Takanuva was not from their universe.{{OnlineCitation|DM|8}} Takanuva and Tuyet then battled against each other, with Takanuva's attacks counteracted by those of Tuyet's. As Tuyet prepared to finish him off, the pair noticed from a hole in the Coliseum wall that the Matoran and other races had joined the rebellion as well. Takanuva managed to convince Tuyet to open up a portal using the Olmak and go to another dimension where she could start anew. However, as Tuyet prepared to step into the portal, Takanuva ripped the mask off Tuyet's face and entered the portal himself.

Angered, Tuyet followed by grabbing onto Takanuva's leg. During the brief struggle, the Olmak was lost in the dimensional space. The portal generated by the Olmak closed, cutting Tuyet, whose upper body was in the portal when it closed, in half and instantly killing her. Takanuva turned away from the remains of the Toa of Water and continued his journey to Karda Nui, wondering what would happen to the Toa Empire without Tuyet, and whether he would ever be able to return and find out.{{OnlineCitation|DM|9}}

==== Karda Nui ====
Takanuva then emerged from a portal in the western portion of the [[Swamp of Secrets]], and was enlarged in size by the energies of the place. Upon his arrival, he saw Gali fighting against [[Krika]]. Takanuva used his powers of light to drive Krika off, who then vanished into the mists.

After a brief conversation concerning how Takanuva had reached Karda Nui and his newly increased size, he and Gali then went to find the other Toa Nuva, to warn them of the danger they were in. Takanuva set the sundial down and shone light on it to determine the direction he had to go. As the shadow fell to the east, he chose to go in that direction. Takanuva then explained to Gali that the sundial pointed in the direction of the location from where Mata Nui must be awakened. Before he could continue, an orange being appeared heading towards them, which Takanuva did not recognize. The Toa of Light prepared to attack, urged on by the dark side of his mind, until Gali stopped him - the new arrival was Pohatu.

After filling Takanuva in on recent events, they then began flying towards the east, to where the other Toa Nuva were. During their conversations, Takanuva realized that he was once an Av-Matoran, and became determined to find a cure for the [[Shadow Matoran]].{{BookCitation|BL11}}

Soon, the three Toa spotted a group of [[Niazesk]] in the swamp, which attacked them. Pohatu and Gali only managed to take one Niazesk down before Takanuva decided to assist them. He raised his Power Lance to fire a burst of Light, but then decided it might not be powerful enough, and instead unleashed Shadow energies. The blast defeated the Niazesk, but it caused Pohatu to think that Takanuva was Teridax in disguise.

Stunned by the accusation, Takanuva attempted to convince Pohatu by citing the first words the Toa of Stone said when he first awoke on Daxia many millennia ago. Pohatu did not believe him, as he could not recall the incident, and Takanuva was not even present at the time he uttered those words. Finally, Takanuva suggested that Gali use the mental link she used when the Toa Mata descended into Mangaia to confront Teridax and to relay the events for him to chronicle. Gali did this, and learned of Takanuva's adventures in the Toa Empire and Kingdom. She acknowledged that it was Takanuva, and Pohatu then revealed the situation of Karda Nui to him.{{OnlineCitation|TB}}

He later joined the Toa Nuva in a [[Battle for the Codrex|battle]] against the eight Makuta in the swamp, who all fled. Tahu then showed him the [[Keystone]], and was about to read it when the [[Ignika#Karda Nui|Toa Ignika]], who had just learned to speak, arrived and warned them of the countdown. Takanuva then informed the assembled Toa of the Energy Storms as well.

After a battle between the Toa and the Makuta, the Toa Nuva entered the Codrex, along with Takanuva and the Toa Ignika. Takanuva witnessed the discovery of the vehicles and the theft of [[Jetrax T6]]. Angered at the actions of the Makuta, Takanuva grew to believe that it was his destiny to destroy all the Makuta, and left the Codrex to do so. He followed Kopaka, who was pursuing the Jetrax T6, out of the Codrex. Kopaka encountered Radiak, and was combating the Matoran when Takanuva offered to help. As Kopaka left, Radiak insulted Takanuva, calling him a "Toa of Twilight". Though angered, Takanuva realized that the Matoran needed to be cured, and enlisted [[Tanma]], Solek, and [[Photok]] to help him. He was thinking of a way to help the Matoran when Photok alerted him to the presence of [[Vican]]. The newcomer claimed to know a way to save the victims of the Shadow Leeches, having been cured himself. He then went with Vican, and witnessed Radiak become an Av-Matoran again. Takanuva next sent the Matoran to gather up all of the Matoran in Karda Nui.

Immediately afterwards, Takanuva was attacked by [[Chirox]] and [[Bitil]], the latter leading past selves summoned with his Kanohi [[Mohtrek]]. Wild with fury, Takanuva pierced Chirox's armor using a beam of light, and attacked Chirox at such ferocity that the Makuta could not respond. In his anger, he forgot about Bitil and was almost defeated by one of Bitil's duplicates. However, Bitil was struck by Kopaka piloting the Jetrax T6, causing the Makuta's concentration to shatter and thus stopping his mask from working. Takanuva attempted to kill the fleeing Makuta, but was stopped by the Toa of Ice. He informed Kopaka that the Makuta intended to awaken Mata Nui, and Kopaka went to inform the others.

Takanuva then tracked down the last Shadow Matoran, [[Gavla]]. He directed the female Matoran at the Klakk, whose attack allowed light to begin returning to both of them. Seeing this, Takanuva sent Gavla, to the Matoran's displeasure, away with her fellow Av-Matoran, who were departing through the western portal of Karda Nui, and rejoined the Toa Nuva. They escaped the Energy Storms and arrived back in Metru Nui, [[Siege of Metru Nui|assisting]] it in defeating the remaining forces of the Brotherhood of Makuta.

Upon a celebration in Metru Nui, Teridax proclaimed his rule over the universe and the banishment of Mata Nui and the Ignika.{{BookCitation|BL11}}

==== Teridax's Reign ====
Takanuva and the other Toa Nuva escaped into the Archives, fleeing from Rahkshi. Soon they regrouped in a deep underground chamber, where the Turaga and Matoran hid as well. The Turaga found [[Krahka]], who allied with them, and revealed the locations of underground passageways through which they could escape Metru Nui and contact other Toa in other lands. Tahu then came up with a plan, which was that all the Toa would split up and wreak havoc around the Matoran Universe, thus distracting Teridax. The Toa then met [[Trinuma]] on [[Stelt]], who informed them of [[Daxia]]'s destruction and that only some members of the Order managed to survive.

Partnered with Pohatu, Takanuva then proceeded to [[Destral]], where they saw the ruins of the island and the armor of the dead Makuta. While Pohatu searched for weaponry, Takanuva went looking for Destral's teleportation device, in the hopes of using it to contact another universe and seek help, or a way to defeat Teridax.{{OnlineCitation|TB}} He later found the device, and requested for [[Nuparu]] to assist in learning how it worked, but failed to have it repaired.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=314|post=12540|lines=6,23}}

After Teridax landed on [[Bara Magna]], Takanuva reunited with Tahu to follow some Rahkshi south. The two witnessed a massive quake and Tahu saved them from a block of metal falling toward them. Takanuva feared an attack by Teridax, but Tahu understood [[Battle of Bara Magna|someone was attacking Teridax]]. The Toa of Light then expressed his doubts about chasing after the Rahkshi, but Tahu reminded him they were gathering Toa to fight. Takanuva found a cache of weapons, and the [[Twin Light Staffs]]. His Power Lance and Midak Skyblaster were abandoned.{{BookCitation|JE}} The virus given to him by Krika in the Toa Empire Alternate Universe wore off, and he lost his power of flight.{{GregCitation|FF|date=2008-12-12|item=68}}

Takanuva eventually made it out of the Matoran Universe, altering his armor color to silver, grey and white to be less visible in order to avoid drawing attention to himself.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=234|post=9354}} Upon exiting through the hatch in pursuit of Rahkshi, he was caught in a blast of Air fired by the [[Glatorian]] [[Gresh]], who had mistaken him as an enemy after seeing the Rahkshi exit. The attack angered Takanuva, who promised to defeat the stranger.

Tahu and the small army who had followed Takanuva soon realized that the stranger was an ally, and Gresh departed with them to fight. Tahu was soon devolved back into a Toa Mata by the Ignika, and the two Toa witnessed the [[Golden Armor]] being formed. Takanuva spotted an incoming blast from Teridax, and the Golden Armor pieces were scattered. While searching for the pieces, Takanuva was assaulted by a squad of [[Rahkshi of Heat Vision|Heat Vision Rahkshi]]. As Teridax had enhanced the armor of the Rahkshi, Takanuva's power was not as powerful against them. After being overwhelmed by their power and hit by [[Heat Vision]], Takanuva managed to create a hologram of himself using his light powers, which fooled the Rahkshi into attacking each other. Afterwards, Takanuva recovered the armor piece from the Rahkshi.

Reuniting with Tahu and Gresh, they joined the pieces of the Golden Armor, which Tahu donned. The energies of the Armor obliterated the Rahkshi, and Teridax was ultimately defeated by Mata Nui. Tahu and Takanuva looked out at the unmoving body of the Matoran Universe, Takanuva hoping that once and for all Teridax was dead.

The Great Spirit replenished the land after the planet was whole once again, and seemingly perished. Takanuva rushed to the site with the other Toa and Glatorian, and were relieved to find Mata Nui still alive, within the Ignika. Takanuva then joined the others in the coming together of the two worlds.{{BookCitation|JE}}

He later changed his armor color back to gold.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=316|post=12621|lines=9,11}}

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== Shadow Takanuva ====
:''See [[Shadow Takanuva]]''

==== [[The Melding Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate universe where Mata Nui was never built, Takua had never renamed himself Takanuva. Toa Macku considered him to be the best at telling the story of the Melding. It is unknown whether or not he is a Toa in this universe.{{OnlineCitation|BIA|8}}

==== [[Spherus Magna Alternate Universe]] ====
In the reality where the Makuta never struck Mata Nui down, Takua was not destined to become a Toa.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=185|post=7373|lines=2,7}} Instead the Av-Matoran became one of the best storytellers of Spherus Magna's reformation, impressing [[Tarduk]]. He was in [[Roxtus]] when Vezon arrived in the reality.{{OnlineCitation|RoS|5}}

==== [[The Kingdom Alternate Universe]] ====
After the death of Mata Nui, this alternate Takanuva helped the denizens of the Matoran Universe out onto the surface of Aqua Magna. After he fulfilled his destiny by trapping the Makuta behind the light barriers,{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=112|post=4472|lines=53,64}} he passed his Toa Power onto six Matoran, who became Toa. Takanuva became a Turaga and proceeded to lead the ruling council of the newly-formed Kingdom of the Great Spirit.{{OnlineCitation|TK}}

==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate reality, Takua did not become a Toa as he was not destined to.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=325|post=9879487}} He was imprisoned by the Toa underneath the Coliseum.{{OnlineCitation|DM|2}} Soon after the main universe's Takanuva freed him, he participated in Pohatu's rebellion. He was killed in battle by a Toa of [[Iron]].{{OnlineCitation|DM|8}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Takua was always adventurous and very curious, which often led him into trouble. He helped those who needed it, and was eager to accomplish any task. Takanuva was initially uncomfortable with being a Toa, preferring to spend time with his Matoran friends. However, he is willing to step up and claim the responsibility of a Toa, and has devoted himself to the cause, studying hard under the tutelage of the Toa Nuva. Takanuva was also notorious for not being able to keep secrets, and actively refused to heed the Turaga when they asked him to keep knowledge of Mata Nui’s failing health a secret from his people.

As an Av-Matoran, Takua had the potential to harness minuscule amounts of light energy and disguise his outward appearance. However, as he believed that he was a Ta-Matoran, he could not use any of these powers, and remained under the guise of a Ta-Matoran. As a Toa, Takanuva controls Light, and wears the Avohkii, Mask of Light. He can create lasers, beams of light, and is experimenting with increased speed and solid light projections. Takanuva can also change his appearance and colors by bending light. Because he was a Matoran of Light, Takanuva has the potential to access all of the Av-Matoran special light-based powers, but only after intense training. After being exposed to a [[Virus]] crafted by Makuta Krika from the Toa Empire Alternate Universe, he could fly. However, the effect was only temporary, and has since worn off.{{GregCitation|FF|date=2008-12-12|item=68}}

After having his light partially drained, Takanuva controlled Light and Shadow, with the ability to fire Light from his left hand and Shadow from his right. A side-effect of the attack was that Takanuva had dark urges which grew increasingly harder to resist. Also, during this time, his light did not regenerate, so if he had used too much of it, he would have become a full Toa of Shadow. After being cured by the Klakk, these effects were removed, and Takanuva commands the abilities of Light once more.

Upon being exposed to the energy of Karda Nui, Takanuva was enlarged in size and granted an increase in strength. Upon returning to Metru Nui, his size was reduced to normal, and he is now in his original form.

=== Mask and Tools ===
Matoran Takua used several tools to perform his duties as Chronicler, such as the [[Chronicler's Staff]], a Volo Lutu Launcher,{{MediaCitation|QftT}} and the [[Book of Chronicles]]. Takua obtained a blue backpack in Ga-Koro,{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}} which he later discarded when escaping the Mangaia.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|9}} As a Kolhii player, he also used a [[Kolhii Stick]] and a [[Kolhii#Equipment|shield]]. His original Kanohi on Metru Nui was broken, and he acquired a powerless Pakari as a replacement, though the Pakari often came loose.

Takanuva wears the Kanohi Avohkii, the Great Mask of Light. It is said to create light in darkness and to bring friendship and understanding to enemies. His first Toa Tool, the Staff of Light, could channel his light energy in a beam and could scoop up balls of light, as well as giving an advantage in Kolhii.

When Takanuva entered the Kingdom, his Staff of Light was taken from him, because weapons were not permitted inside the Kingdom of the Great Spirit. He was later given a [[Power Lance]] and a [[Midak Skyblaster]] by a [[Nynrah Ghosts|Nynrah Ghost]]. The Power Lance acted differently than most Toa tools, as it could amplify elemental power in addition to channeling it.

Takanuva eventually discarded his Power Lance and Midak Skyblaster in exchange for the [[Twin Light Staffs]].

== Trivia ==
* Takanuva is the only Toa of Light in the main universe.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=184|post=7352|lines=18,37}}
* Due to his name, Takanuva is sometimes thought to be on the same power level as that of a Toa Nuva, or a part of their Toa Team; while he is not inherently stronger than a normal Toa, he is considered an honorary member of the Toa Nuva.
* Greg Farshtey's intended destiny for Takanuva was for him to play a crucial role in a civil war between the Great Beings and Velika.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=310|post=9624177|lines=2,4}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=892|post=14536283|lines=5,9}} Since the BIONICLE story was discontinued, this destiny never came to pass.

== References ==
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Maglya

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'''Maglya''' is a passionate [[Ta-Matoran]] lava surfer native to [[Metru Nui]].

== Biography ==
=== Metru Nui ===
On [[Metru Nui]], Maglya lived and worked in [[Ta-Metru]]. Maglya was captured by the [[Vahki]] under the command of [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]], disguised as [[Turaga]] [[Dume]]. He was then forced into a [[Matoran Sphere]] but was later [[Great Rescue|rescued]] by the [[Toa Metru]] and transported to the island of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}}.

=== Mata Nui ===
Maglya was awakened on the shores of [[Naho Bay]] on Mata Nui.{{BookCitation|BA4}} Despite the fact that his memory had been erased and his size and power diminished by the Matoran Sphere, he assisted in the construction of [[Ta-Koro]], under Turaga [[Vakama]]'s supervision, using parts from the [[Airship]]s the Toa Metru had used to transport the Matoran to Mata Nui.{{BookCitation|BW}}

In Ta-Koro, Maglya became a Lava Surfer who participated in the sport of [[Ignalu Lava Surfing]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|7}} At some point during [[Takua]]'s adventures through the island, the [[Av-Matoran]] gave his [[Lavaboard]] to Maglya for safekeeping. When the amnesiac Matoran later returned to Ta-Koro, Maglya returned the board to him.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}}

Like the other Matoran, Maglya was [[The Rebuilding|rebuilt]] into a stronger form after the [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|defeat]] of the [[Bohrok-Kal]].{{MediaCitation|BKOA|3}} During the [[Rahkshi]] [[attack on Ta-Koro]], Maglya was evacuated with the rest of the [[Matoran]] there.{{BookCitation|MoL}}

=== Return to Metru Nui ===
Following the defeat of the Rahkshi, Maglya helped in the construction of [[Boat]]s to facilitate his, and the other Matoran's, return to Metru Nui, which was in a dilapidated state.{{BookCitation|BA1}} Maglya and other Matoran worked to restore the city, prior to the usage of the [[Staff of Artakha]]. He temporarily stopped his work of reconstruction on order of [[Jaller]], to force the Turaga to reveal where the [[Toa Nuva]] had gone, but he eventually got back to work.{{BookCitation|BL1}}

After the [[Battle of Bara Magna]] which culminated in the death of Teridax who had taken over the [[Matoran Universe]], Maglya moved to [[Spherus Magna]] with the other Matoran of Metru Nui who had survived the Makuta's reign.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=295|post=11800|lines=8,9}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=297|post=11859}}

== References ==
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Time Slip

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The '''Time Slip''' was a period of about six months that was wiped from the memories of most [[Matoran Universe]] inhabitants.

== History ==
As [[Makuta]] were creatures of [[Shadow]], they were particularly vulnerable to [[Light]]. 60,000 years ago, the [[Order of Mata Nui]] removed several [[Av-Matoran]]—Matoran of Light—from their [[Karda Nui|homeland]] in case the [[Brotherhood of Makuta]] ever turned evil and attempted to wipe the Av-Matoran out. The Av-Matoran were disguised as Matoran of other elements to conceal their true nature and were brainwashed into thinking that they were Matoran of other types. They were then relocated to various parts of the Matoran Universe. The entire process took six months to complete.{{BookCitation|MGttU|page=27|entryname=Takua and Takanuva}}{{BookCitation|BW|startpage=28|endpage=29|chapternumber=3|chaptername=Metru Nui|entryname=History}}

After this task was completed, {{p|Mata Nui|Being}} erased memories of the previous six months from everyone in the Matoran Universe, save members of the Order. This led to a gap in recorded history.{{BookCitation|BW|startpage=28|endpage=29|chapternumber=3|chaptername=Metru Nui|entryname=History}} ([[Velika]], a [[Great Beings|Great Being]] disguised as a Matoran, also retained his memories.){{GregCitation|CwGF|page=416|post=10821949|lines=8,19}} The Av-Matoran were adopted into their new societies, believed to be Matoran of other elements.{{BookCitation|MGttU|page=27|entryname=Takua and Takanuva}}

One of the relocated Av-Matoran is [[Takanuva#Matoran|Takua]], who ended up on [[Metru Nui]] disguised as a [[Ta-Matoran]].{{BookCitation|BEU|startpage=138|endpage=139|entryname=Takua}} At least one relocated Av-Matoran was placed on the [[Northern Continent]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=330|post=13194|lines=10,21}}

== References ==
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Takanuva

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'''Takua''' was an [[Av-Matoran]] who was taken from his homeland during the [[Time Slip]] and placed in [[Ta-Metru]]. He later lived in [[Ta-Koro]] after the [[Great Cataclysm]], and led the life of a wanderer and adventurer. The discovery of the [[Kanohi]] [[Avohkii]], the Mask of [[Light]], revealed him to be the Herald, meant to discover the [[Toa]] of Light. The actions of [[Makuta]] [[Teridax]] resulted in the death of his best friend [[Jaller]], causing Takua to realize that he was destined to be the seventh Toa. He donned the Avohkii and transformed into a Toa, renaming himself '''Takanuva'''.

== Biography ==
=== Matoran ===
==== Early life ====
Takua was the first [[Matoran]] ever created by the [[Great Beings]], and worked on constructing the [[Matoran Universe]] with his fellow Av-Matoran.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=281|post=11221|lines=3,13}} As the first Matoran, his programming differed slightly from that of later creations, who were not given complete sapience.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=447|post=11002911|lines=3,8}} He grew to be best friends with [[Solek]], another Av-Matoran.{{BookCitation|BL9|49}}

Takua was among the Av-Matoran who colonized [[Karda Nui]], and was working there during the [[Avohkah]] attacks. When the [[Toa Mata]] defeated the sentient lightning bolts, Takua approached Toa [[Gali]], expressing his amazement at her skills. The Av-Matoran soon returned to their homeland, as the [[Energy Storms]] needed to ravage Karda Nui.{{BookCitation|BL10|startpage=109|endpage=110}}

He was later relocated to [[Metru Nui]] by the [[Order of Mata Nui]] during the Time Slip, disguised as a [[Ta-Matoran]], though due to his lackluster amount of control, his disguise was a poor one.{{BookCitation|BEU|138}}

==== Metru Nui ====
A simple toolmaker in Ta-Metru, Takua also ran a small business in his home called Takua's Trade Goods, where he offered souvenirs from other Metru that he had picked up on his travels, which he often did at moments when he was assigned to do work.{{BookCitation|MN-CoL}} This habit often attracted a lot of attention from the [[Vahki]]; there was a running joke in Ta-Metru that an entire squad was assigned just to keep watch on Takua.{{BookCitation|BEU|138}}{{BookCitation|BA4|75}} [[Jaller|Jala]] would frequently help him stay out of trouble with the Vahki.{{BookCitation|BEU|49}}
Sometime during his years on Metru Nui, his original mask was damaged and replaced with an ill-fitting blue [[Pakari]].{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=264|post=10523}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=362|post=10523179}}
Along with all of the Matoran in Metru Nui, Takua was cast into a slumber by Teridax,{{BookCitation|BA4|107}} and was later rescued and brought to {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} by the [[Toa Metru]]. Shortly after being awakened by the Toa on [[Naho Bay]], Takua noticed a Ta-Matoran named Jala whose strength was slowly draining because his mask had been damaged in his [[Matoran Sphere]]. [[Turaga]] [[Vakama]] then gave Jala [[Lhikan]]'s [[Hau]], which Vakama had saved after Lhikan's death.{{BookCitation|BA4|startpage=130|endpage=131}}

==== {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} ====
Takua assisted in the construction of [[Ta-Koro]] under Turaga Vakama, utilizing materials from the [[airship]]s that were used in the Great Rescue.{{BookCitation|BW}} He made a living there, along with with the rest of the Ta-Matoran. He was always eager for new adventures, and was not always content to stay in his village and work.

Takua once wandered into a stretch of jungle and encountered a [[Nui-Jaga]]. He managed to escape by leading it into a [[Muaka]]'s cave.{{OnlineCitation|DM|6}}

===== Quest for the [[Toa Stone]]s =====
Due to his poor work ethic, Takua was banished from his home of Ta-Koro. Awakening on a [[Papa Nihu Reef|beach]], he was told by a Ta-Matoran that Turaga [[Whenua]] had an important job for him. Upon entering [[Onu-Koro]], he learned that Turaga Whenua had been kidnapped by [[Rahi]] and that his [[Drill of Onua|staff]] had been stolen. Takua bravely rescued the Turaga from a [[Vatuka]] and recovered the [[Firestaff]], the lost Toa Stone of Earth, and two [[Vuata Maca Crystal]]s. Whenua informed him that the Rahi had been stepping up their attacks, and that he must continue to help the other villages. Takua picked up a [[Volo Lutu Launcher]] and [[Madu]] fruit. After competing in a [[Great Ussal Race]], Takua left Onu-Koro.

After competing in a [[Ngalawa Boat Racing|Ngalawa Boat Race]], Takua found the same problem in [[Ga-Koro]] that faced Onu-Koro. Takua set out through [[Ga-Wahi]] and found [[Madu#Madu Cabolo|Madu Cabolo]] fruit. Outwitting the [[Makika]] toad guarding [[Nokama]], he healed the [[Vuata Maca]] tree and found the Toa Stone of Water. In [[Po-Wahi]], Takua found the Drill of Onua and the [[Stone Hammer]]. After rescuing [[Podu]], Takua healed the Vuata Maca, saved [[Onewa]] from a [[Kofo-Jaga]], found the Toa Stone and played [[Kolhii]]. He also began to use [[Bamboo Disk]]s. After competing in [[Kewa Bird Riding]] to enter [[Le-Koro]], Takua found the problem all Koro were facing. Takua found the [[Ice Pick]], the Tree Crystals, saved [[Matau]] from a [[Kewa]] nest, and found the Toa Stone. Before leaving, Takua was given the [[Kau Kau Staff]] to use. Most villages give Takua [[Amana Volo Sphere]]s.

In [[Ko-Wahi]], Takua played [[Huai Snowball Sling]], and set out on his quest. Facing several Rahi, Takua found the [[Objects#Element of Melting|Element of Melting]], the Tree Crystals, the Toa Stone, [[Trident]], and [[Nuju]]. Returning to Ta-Koro, Takua participated in [[Ignalu Lava Surfing]], and found that Vakama was gone and Ta-Koro's water source was poisoned. Saving Vakama from [[Mahi#Fire|Mahi]], finding the antidote, and the Tree Crystals, Takua returned to Ta-Koro. After learning the Toa Stone's location inside the [[Mangai Volcano]], Takua saved it and was blasted out on his [[Lavaboard]]. He landed at the [[Kini-Nui]] where the Turaga waited for him. He returned their [[Badge of Office|Badges of Offices]] and activated the Toa Stones. The Toa stones created an energy blast that slammed Takua into the Ta-Wahi beach.{{MediaCitation|QftT}}

===== The Quest of the [[Chronicler]] =====
The blast had caused Takua to become amnesiac, and he woke up on the beach disoriented.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|1}} He followed [[Tahu]]'s tracks through the [[Charred Forest]] and rediscovered the village of Ta-Koro. Once there, he learned from Vakama the legend of the Toa, and heard how the Ta-Matoran had mistaken Tahu for a Rahi, and had tried to attack him. Vakama then warned Takua that he was not yet welcome in Ta-Koro, for the Matoran did not trust travelers. While he was in Ta-Koro, Takua met Jala, right hand of Vakama.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|2}} He also gave his Lavaboard to [[Maglya]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}}

Takua returned to the beach, where he found a distressed [[Ga-Matoran]] named [[Macku|Maku]]. Maku told him that Ga-Koro had been attacked by Rahi, and that only she had escaped. Borrowing Maku's [[boat]], Takua traveled to the village of water.
Finding that one of the huts had sunk, Takua learned that Turaga Nokama and the inhabitants of Ga-Koro were trapped inside. Takua dove into the water and retrieved the missing gear from the city pump, returning the hut to the surface. A [[Tarakava]] attacked the Matoran as they escaped, but Toa Gali arrived in time to protect them, defeating the Tarakava and removing its [[Infected Kanohi]]. Maku told him of [[Po-Koro]], and the Kolhii champion [[Hewkii|Huki]] who lived there.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}}

Upon arriving in Po-Koro, Takua learned that Huki and many of the other Matoran had fallen ill in an epidemic. Investigating the [[Comet]] Balls that were being sold in the market, Takua found a small stone key with an Elemental symbol on it. Takua journeyed to the [[Po-Wahi Quarry]], and there found the door which the key opened. Inside, he found the source of the Comet balls and discovered that they were being stored with infected masks and were being guarded by a Nui-Jaga. Takua then guided Toa [[Pohatu]], who had been temporarily blinded by the Nui-Jaga, to knock down the pillars that held up the roof of the cave. After being rescued from the cave, Takua returned to Po-Koro, where the grateful Turaga Onewa gave him a small [[Po-Koro Chisel|stone chisel]] he was to show Turaga Nokama. Upon seeing the chisel, Turaga Nokama appointed him Chronicler and gave him a device known as a [[Book of Chronicles]], with which he could chronicle the events he witnessed.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|4}}

Takua continued his journeys, next traveling through Onu-Koro. A lava flow had cut off access to the Lightstone mine, preventing the workers from being able to finish the tunnel to [[Le-Wahi]]. After recovering his old Lavaboard from Maglya, in Ta-Koro, Takua crossed the lava flow and repaired the lava pump, allowing the Matoran to mine more [[Lightstone]]s. Also while in Onu-Koro, Takua learned of a mysterious layer that had been uncovered deep in the Great Mine. Traveling down there, he found a massive [[Great Sundial|sundial]].{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|5}}

Once the Le-Koro tunnel was completed, Takua decided to accompany [[Taipu]] to visit Le-Koro. While traveling through the jungle, Taipu was carried off by a wild [[Nui-Rama]]. Upon arriving in Le-Koro, Takua learned from [[Kongu]] that Matau and many of the [[Le-Matoran]] had also been kidnapped by Nui-Rama, and that Toa [[Lewa]] was missing. Their talk was cut short by a swarm of Nui-Rama, and Takua agreed to second for Kongu riding a [[Kahu]]. After a few rough starts, Takua was able to master Disk throwing well enough to protect the Kahu from the [[Battle of Le-Wahi|attacking]] swarm, but upon arrival at the Nui-Rama Hive, they were knocked from the air. Within the hive, Takua discovered that Toa Lewa had been influenced by Teridax, and was wearing an infected mask. [[Onua]] soon arrived and began fighting Lewa, eventually winning and subsequently removing the infected mask. When they arrived back at Le-Koro, he joined in the celebration of the Le-Matoran victory before moving on.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|6}}

The final village that Takua visited was [[Ko-Koro]]. There, after rescuing an almost-frozen [[Kopeke]] with a [[Heatstone]], he found that [[Matoro]] had gone out into the drifts in a blizzard. Following Matoro, Takua succumbed to the cold and had a vision about the [[Bohrok]] and was found by Matoro. After Takua recovered, the two Matoran were attacked by a Muaka, and witnessed [[Kopaka]] defeating the beast. The two returned to the village, where Matoro translated for [[Nuju]], who gave Takua the mission to take [[Chronicler's Company|one Matoran from each village]] to guard the Kini-Nui while the Toa fought Teridax.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|7}}

Takua gathered [[Kapura]], Maku, [[Hafu]], Taipu, [[Tamaru]], and Kopeke, all Matoran he had met on his journey.

Arriving at Kini-Nui, Takua witnessed the Toa fuse the [[Makoki Stone]] and prepare to enter the underground. Gali spoke with Takua briefly before entering [[Mangaia]], establishing a mental link with him that would allow him to view things that she witnessed. The seven Matoran [[Battle for Kini-Nui|repelled]] the Rahi while Takua received visions of the [[Toa Kaita]] from Gali.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|8}}

Just when the Rahi were about to defeat them, reinforcements arrived from all the six villages, driving away the Rahi. Takua's last vision from Gali was that of them about to enter Teridax's lair. At the Kini-Nui, [[Onepu]], who led the [[Ussalry]] from Onu-Koro, told Takua that something strange had happened in the underground village. Takua hurried back to Onu-Koro, where he found that the strange sundial had become an elevator. Entering the underground, he found the Toa and watched them defeat Teridax. Unintentionally left behind, he also saw arrival of the Bohrok. Takua found that the Chisel Turaga Onewa had given him generated an [[Bohrok Nest Portal|energy bubble]] that brought him back to the Ta-Wahi beach. Vakama was there waiting for him, and told him that because of his bravery and selflessness, he was now welcome back in Ta-Koro.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|9}}

===== [[Bohrok Invasion]] =====
Takua continued his work as Chronicler during the many more adventures he had as a Matoran throughout the struggle against the Bohrok. He helped [[Battle for Le-Koro|liberate]] Le-Koro, whose entire population was controlled by the [[Krana]].{{MediaCitation|BOA|4}} After that, he traveled to Ga-Koro with Jala, which soon came under [[Attack on Ga-Koro|attack]] from the [[Pahrak]]. They brought Nuparu and several of his [[Boxor]]s with them for the defense of the village, though the machines were not very successful. Later, after the Pahrak had been driven off, they launched a surprise attack.{{MediaCitation|BOA|5}} Takua and Jala were cut off from the rest of the Matoran when the Pahrak demolished several of the pathways between Ga-Koro's lily pads. However, Takua came up with a makeshift catapult, which he used to launch himself between the Bohrok and the Matoran.{{MediaCitation|BOA|6}} It was at this time that the [[Toa Nuva]] imprisoned the [[Bahrag]] in [[Protodermis]], stopping the Pahrak, as well as all the Bohrok on the island. After the defeat of the swarms, Jala and Takua helped in the collection of Krana in pits in Ga-Wahi.{{MediaCitation|BOA|7}}

They later returned to Ta-Koro and witnessed the theft of Tahu's [[Nuva Symbol]].{{MediaCitation|BKOA|1}} During the struggle with the [[Bohrok-Kal]], Takua and Jala briefly traveled with the Toa Nuva as they went to defeat the Bohrok-Kal.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|2}} After the Kal's [[Battle Against the Bohrok-Kal|defeat]], the Turaga decided to hold a [[Naming Day]] Ceremony for the Matoran who had helped defeat the Bohrok.{{OnlineCitation|WoH|chaptername=Naming Day}} Shortly before this service, Jala and Takua were secretly [[The Rebuilding|rebuilt]] into stronger forms by the Turaga, a gift that all Matoran would receive following the ceremony.{{MediaCitation|BKOA|3}} During the ceremony, Macku, Jaller, and Hewkii's names were changed, but Takua's remained the same. The Turaga then announced the plans for the [[Wall of History (Location)|Wall of History]], and Takua's "honor" was to write the wall. Upset that all he received was a writing job, he held his own personal Naming Day Ceremony, where he renamed his pet Ussal Puku to [[Pewku]].{{OnlineCitation|WoH|chaptername=Naming Day}}

The Turaga also announced a great [[Kolhii Tournament]] to celebrate the new peace, and Turaga Vakama chose Takua to represent Ta-Koro as the team's forward.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG2|2, 7}}

===== [[Search for the Seventh Toa]] =====
Takua, shortly before the Kolhii Championship, went wandering around Ta-Koro. While exploring an underground cave, he discovered the Kanohi [[Avohkii]], the Mask of Light. He was nearly killed by a lava surge, but was saved by Tahu at the last minute. At the Kolhii Championship, which Takua's adventuring had made him and Jaller late for, the Ga-Matoran won, much to the mortification of the Ta-Matoran. As the tournament concluded, the Avohkii fell out from Jaller's bag where it had been stowed. The Avohkii shone on Takua to indicate he was the one chosen to find the seventh Toa, however Takua tilted it to shine on Jaller, his best friend, instead. Turaga Vakama charged Jaller with [[Search for the Seventh Toa|the quest]], but Jaller convinced Takua to come with him.

The two soon departed with Pewku on their trip to search for the seventh Toa. Almost immediately, three of Teridax's [[Rahkshi]] began pursuing them, as they traveled through Mata Nui. These Rahkshi were temporarily defeated by Kopaka. Later, Jaller and Takua got separated in an Onu-Koro tunnel while Takua was fooling around with some luminescent plants. While trying to find Jaller, Takua was confronted by Teridax, who spoke through the shadows. Teridax attempted to frighten Takua into giving him the mask, saying that Takua would never find the seventh Toa and Jaller would die. Takua refused the Makuta's words and ran away, stumbling into Jaller. Shaken by his encounter with Teridax, Takua abandoned the quest and took Pewku, leaving Jaller alone. After [[Attack on Onu-Koro|a conflict]] between three new Rahkshi and the Toa Nuva in Onu-Koro, in which the village was destroyed, Takua and Pewku rejoined Jaller. Continuing on, the three ended up at Kini-Nui. The six Rahkshi, however, appeared as well. The Toa Nuva then arrived to face them. In a [[Battle for the Kanohi Avohkii|final showdown]], while several of the Rahkshi were defeated by the Toa Nuva, a [[Turahk]] took the life of Jaller. In his dying breath, Jaller handed Takua the Mask of Light and told him the truth he had seen about Takua's identity. Takua placed the mask on his face, and was transformed into the fabled Toa of Light; he renamed himself "Takanuva" as a tribute to the [[Toa Nuva]].{{BookCitation|MoL}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=459|post=11094725|lines=4,9}}

=== Takanuva ===
Shortly after transforming, Takanuva helped defeat the remaining Rahkshi. With the assistance of the Toa Nuva, he built a vehicle called the [[Ussanui]], using designs stored within his mind, from Rahkshi parts, powered by a [[Kraata]]. The Kraata returned to Teridax, leading Takanuva to Mangaia. The Ussanui was wrecked when Takanuva used it to break through the door to the lair. It was then that [[Hahli]] emerged from the wreckage of the Ussanui and volunteered to be the Chronicler now that Takua was a Toa. Takanuva accepted, sending her up to the surface to summon the Matoran.

There, Takanuva [[Conflict Between Takanuva and Teridax|fought]] Teridax, who challenged Takanuva to a game of Kolhii, until Hahli returned with the Matoran, Toa Nuva and the Turaga. Teridax then brought down the gate, sealing them all in his lair. It was at that moment that Takanuva succeeded in bringing down Teridax, winning the Kolhii match. Teridax rose, and stated that he was protecting Mata Nui, and had a duty to the Mask of Shadows. Takanuva then tried to pull off Teridax's [[Kraahkan|mask]], but he resisted, and both Takanuva and Teridax fell into a pool of [[Energized Protodermis]]. Out of that pool emerged [[Takutanuva]]. Takutanuva was able to perceive all events as they were, and lifted the huge gate carved in the shape of a Kanohi [[Hau]], the Mask of Shielding, which opened upon Metru Nui, in an effort to have the Matoran return there. He stopped Hahli, running past with Jaller's mask, and used some of Teridax's life energy to bring Jaller back from the dead. Exhausted from bringing Jaller back, the gate then fell and crushed Takutanuva.{{BookCitation|MoL}}

Takanuva's Avohkii was recovered from the rubble, and taken by the Turaga to the next chamber. There, the mask was used to revive the Toa of Light, who continued on with the rest of the population. Shortly after, Takanuva used his Avohkii to shoot a beam of Light across the [[Silver Sea]] to reveal the city of Metru Nui.{{MediaCitation|B:MoL}}

==== Return to Metru Nui ====
The Turaga began sharing their tales of Metru Nui with the Matoran, while boats were being constructed.{{BookCitation|BA1}} Upon arriving at Metru Nui, Takanuva helped the reconstruction work, and guarded the Matoran of Metru Nui. He was told by the Turaga about the impending death of {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}, and the Toa Nuva's mission to go to [[Voya Nui]] and recover the [[Ignika]], the Mask of Life. Although he wanted to go with the Toa Nuva, Turaga [[Dume]] insisted that it was Takanuva's destiny to defend Metru Nui and guard the Matoran. He was also charged with keeping the discovery a secret. Takanuva was approached by Jaller, who had found out about Mata Nui's failing health. Jaller convinced Takanuva to accompany a group of Matoran he had gathered on their way to Voya Nui, and they began a journey.{{BookCitation|BL1}}

They traveled through an [[Chutes#Underwater Chute|Underwater Chute]] and the [[Tunnel of Darkness]]. At an archway that marked the gate to {{p|Karzahni|Being}}'s [[Karzahni (Location)|realm]], he could not continue, as the archway banished the very force of Light, so he was forced to turn back to Metru Nui after an emotional goodbye.{{BookCitation|BL2}}

He later spotted Makuta [[Icarax]]{{BookCitation|BL9|98}} diving into the Silver Sea around Metru Nui. The Makuta emerged carrying the Kanohi Kraahkan, but escaped before Takanuva could reach the spot where he was.<ref>"[http://web.archive.org/web/20071017224136/http://www.bzpower.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=252294 Bionicle News Update]." BZPower. {{C|archive}}</ref>

Several [[Frostelus]] also made attempts to invade the city, and Takanuva managed to successfully repel them.{{BookCitation|BEU|34}} At another point, Kapura got lost in the [[Archives]] and Takanuva narrowly saved him from one of the exhibits.{{OnlineCitation|RoS|3}}

Takanuva's friends, who through various adventures were now the [[Toa Mahri]], soon returned to the city. They were, however, short one of their number: Matoro, who had died to save the Great Spirit from dying. Takanuva and the city mourned the death of the hero, and the Toa Mahri joined Takanuva in protecting the city.{{BookCitation|BL10|1}}

==== Shadow Leech Attack ====
While patrolling Metru Nui, Takanuva felt a dark presence trying to invade his mind. Pushing back, he managed to locate the source: a Dark Hunter by the name of [[Dweller]], who was hiding in the Archives. As he was rushing towards the Archives, however, a [[Shadow Leech]] dropped by Makuta Icarax jumped onto him and slowly started sucking out his light. As a being of light, the prospect of having his light being drained away was agonizing. Bearing the pain, Takanuva concentrated a light beam on the leech, incinerating it. When the Toa of Light awoke, he found himself in the dead Rahi specimen examination room in the Archives; part of his inner light had already been sucked out, granting him dual control over Light and Shadow.

In the room, he met Toa [[Helryx]] and Toa [[Krakua]] of the [[Order of Mata Nui]]. Helryx quickly informed him of the existence of the Order of Mata Nui, and told him that he needed to help the Toa Nuva. Krakua placed a [[Kratana]] on Takanuva's mask and he was flushed with recollections of the Toa Mata's past.

After the vision ended, Helryx told him that his mission was to inform the Toa Nuva that, if they succeed in awakening Mata Nui, the Energy Storms which devastated Karda Nui when Mata Nui first awoke and took over for [[Tren Krom]] would be unleashed once more, destroying everything in its path except the [[Codrex]]. Helryx told him that he had to go to Karda Nui and inform the Toa of the situation, and that they must take refuge in the Codrex. Takanuva agreed to go and help those he looked up to. However, he was uncertain as to who would help the Toa Mahri in his absence. Helryx introduced him to [[Brutaka]], who had captured Dweller. Having heard tales of Brutaka from the Mahri, Takanuva was shocked and angered that the traitor would be asked to protect the city alongside his friends. Krakua tried to break up the tension by informing him that Brutaka's Kanohi [[Olmak]] would be his means of transport to Karda Nui. With parting words, Helryx extended a hand to Takanuva, who shook it, and Krakua handed him the Great Sundial, which had been shrunk for his usage. Brutaka then sent Takanuva to Karda Nui through his Olmak, although it was damaged and was not functioning properly.{{BookCitation|BL10}}

==== Dimensional Voyages ====
===== [[City of Silver Pocket Dimension|City of Silver]] =====
As a result of the damage to the Olmak, Takanuva was instead transported to a pocket dimension where he found himself surrounded by a forest full of black trees and dying grass. Suddenly, he encountered a [[Spectral Mask]] floating in the air. It informed him of [[City of Silver Pocket Dimension#Location Placements|a village]] that was in terrible trouble, and the Toa of Light ran to save it before the mask finished talking.

When Takanuva arrived at the village, he was surprised to find out that it was a huge city full of silver towers. Inside the city, he encountered a race of [[Kestora]]. These beings were in combat with [[City-Building Creatures|a huge creature]], which Takanuva took to be the source of the commotion and danger. He attacked the beast, which fled. However, instead of thanking him, the small beings began laughing at him and locked him outside of the city.

Takanuva then went back to search for the mask, which told him of his mistake, and how it had tried to tell him the entire situation beforehand. Takanuva then found out that the large creatures were actually gentle and kind, and the one he chased away was the last of its kind residing in the city, which had been taken over by the small beings. Takanuva then searched for the beast to convince it to trust him, in which he succeeded, and developed a plan. Takanuva created a fireworks show outside to distract the small beings while the beast returned to its former home.

After he was finished, he returned to the Spectral Mask, who congratulated him on his new-earned wisdom of not to judge good and evil on appearances but their deeds instead, and opened a new dimensional gate. Through the gate he departed, intending to for Karda Nui once more, but ended up in yet another alternate dimension.{{BookCitation|JoT}}

===== [[The Kingdom Alternate Universe|The Kingdom]] =====
Upon leaving the City of Silver, Takanuva was transported to an alternate universe, one where beings of all species were living together. Takanuva first met Macku and told her who he was, but she did not believe him. She then took him to [[Axonn]], who deemed Takanuva trustworthy, but had his Staff of Light taken as a precaution. Takanuva then went to see Jaller and attempt to discern what was going on. He learned that he was on the island of Mata Nui, despite it being a city immensely larger than the old Metru Nui. Jaller directed him to a Wall of History that told of how Matoro had failed to use the Ignika and Mata Nui died, 10,000 years beforehand. He learned that Metru Nui's Turaga had expected such an outcome and gathered together many of the [[Matoran Universe]]'s species, and, with help from the Order of Mata Nui, migrated to the surface for safety. Then, the Order and that universe's Takanuva kept the Makuta at bay to prevent their migrating as well. That Takanuva then created light barriers designed to keep beings of Shadow out. His destiny fulfilled, the Takanuva of that universe used his [[Toa Power]] to create six new Toa: Kapura, [[Balta]], [[Dalu]], [[Velika]], [[Defilak]], and [[Tanma]]. He was then transformed into a Turaga and made leader of the new Kingdom of the Great Spirit. He ruled the Kingdom with the help of the ruling council, made up of Turaga Dume, {{p|Nektann|Being}}, [[Roodaka]], [[the Shadowed One]], Helryx, and a [[Nynrah Ghosts|Nynrah Ghost]].

Toa Takanuva then traveled to the city's Coliseum to speak with his alternate self. Upon arriving, he also instead sent a message to Helryx, saying in it her original plan about what Takanuva was to do in Karda Nui. He was then escorted to Turaga Takanuva's chambers, who had figured out that the Toa was his former self. He then asked Toa Takanuva to help find a way to fix the light barriers keeping the Rahkshi and Makuta out of the Kingdom before they would find a way to return him to his own universe.

Turaga Takanuva took his Toa counterpart, along with Tanma, to meet a [[Fe-Matoran]] Nynrah Ghost who armed him with a [[Power Lance]] and a [[Midak Skyblaster]]. Takanuva and Tanma then departed, with Tanma wanting to head towards the nearest light barrier. However, Takanuva instead insisted on visiting Matoro first. Takanuva managed to convince Matoro to accompany them by telling him that it was a chance to be seen as a hero again.

The trio went to the abandoned Bohrok tunnels under Po-Wahi to investigate the light barriers there. Finding nothing wrong, Takanuva and Tanma started to leave, but then heard the sound of ice blasts behind them. They turned to find Matoro [[Battle at the Light Barrier|confronting]] four Rahkshi on his own. More Rahkshi were passing through the barrier, garbed in Shadow armor that permitted them to cross the barrier unharmed. After they had defeated the Rahkshi, they saw Teridax emerge from the tunnel. Teridax had driven Icarax from his armor and possessed it, then went on to absorb all of the other Makuta into his essence, becoming a monstrous behemoth. Takanuva managed to knock Teridax's mask off, and Tanma destroyed it, only to be caught by Teridax and disintegrated. He then created a Shadow hand to absorb Matoro, and Takanuva attempted to stop him, but was stopped himself by Matoro. As Matoro was absorbed, Teridax's will was overpowered and Matoro killed him from the inside, sacrificing himself in the process.

Takanuva returned to the surface and told the ruling council about the fight. He stayed long enough to see a statue made in honor of Matoro, then had the alternate Brutaka use his Olmak so Takanuva could resume his journey to Karda Nui.{{OnlineCitation|TK}}

===== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe|Toa Empire]] =====
Once he reached another alternate universe, Takanuva encountered Kapura, who thought Takanuva was going to punish him for being in his way. The Matoran was later frozen by Toa Mata Kopaka, who froze Takanuva in turn, and told the Toa of Light that he had committed a crime.{{OnlineCitation|DM|1}}

Takanuva was then dragged off to the [[Coliseum]] and imprisoned. He met his alternate self, Takua, who was still a Matoran in that universe. Stunned, the Toa sliced off the chains which bound Takua to the wall. He then questioned Takua as to what was happening with Metru Nui, and Takua replied, telling him the events of [[Nidhiki]]'s defection and how [[Tuyet]] received great power from the Nui Stone. Takanuva then took off his Kanohi Avohkii and attempted to put it on Takua to see if he would become a Toa of Light, but his attempt failed. Takanuva then told the Matoran to come with him to the [[Archives]], intending to search for the Rahi [[Krahka]] from Vakama's tales.{{OnlineCitation|DM|2}}

In the Archives, Takanuva was shocked to discover they were trophy rooms. He also found Turaga Dume, trapped in a stasis tube. He freed the Turaga and asked him to help searching for Krahka, but then Toa Tuyet came to confront Takanuva.{{OnlineCitation|DM|3}}

After journeying down to the Archives by Tuyet, it was revealed to the company that Tuyet was actually Teridax who had shapeshifted into her form. Teridax then questioned Takanuva with [[Krika]] and [[Kojol]], and Takanuva told the Makuta that he was a Toa of Light. Takanuva then attempted to ask for help in order to return his universe, and the Makuta agreed that if Takanuva retrieved the [[Vahi]] from Matoran Jaller, they would help him find Brutaka.{{OnlineCitation|DM|4}}

Takanuva then set off to find Jaller. However, he was told that traveling by sea would cause him to be too late to intercept the company. As a result, Makuta Krika gave Takanuva a type of [[virus]] which allowed him the power of flight for a limited time. Takanuva then flew off to {{p|Karzahni|Location}} to intercept Jaller, who he found to be accompanied by Toa [[Kualus]] and [[Bomonga]], along with Pewku. After successfully lying to the two Toa, Takanuva joined their company. However, when questioned as to who is threatening to steal the Vahi, Takanuva lied once more and claimed it to be Brutaka, but then discovered that Bomonga had already killed Brutaka. Takanuva was told that Brutaka's mask and tools were held in the [[Coliseum]].{{OnlineCitation|DM|5}}

He then met [[Lesovikk]], who defeated Bomonga and Kualus with his [[Air]] powers.{{OnlineCitation|DM|6}} Lesovikk took Takanuva to Metru Nui, where he was introduced to the rebel group led by Toa Pohatu.{{OnlineCitation|DM|7}}

After Takanuva's arrival, the group [[Rebellion Against the Toa Empire|attacked]] the Coliseum. In the beginning of the assault, Takanuva blinded the guards with his Shadow powers. For much of the fight, he simply watched the battles raging around him, even witnessing his alternate self be killed by a Toa of [[Iron]].

Later on, he joined [[Darkness]] in sneaking in to the Coliseum through cracks in the wall. Once inside, Darkness was swept away by rushing water and Takanuva was confronted by Tuyet, who had figured out that Takanuva was not from their universe.{{OnlineCitation|DM|8}} Takanuva and Tuyet then battled against each other, with Takanuva's attacks counteracted by those of Tuyet's. As Tuyet prepared to finish him off, the pair noticed from a hole in the Coliseum wall that the Matoran and other races had joined the rebellion as well. Takanuva managed to convince Tuyet to open up a portal using the Olmak and go to another dimension where she could start anew. However, as Tuyet prepared to step into the portal, Takanuva ripped the mask off Tuyet's face and entered the portal himself.

Angered, Tuyet followed by grabbing onto Takanuva's leg. During the brief struggle, the Olmak was lost in the dimensional space. The portal generated by the Olmak closed, cutting Tuyet, whose upper body was in the portal when it closed, in half and instantly killing her. Takanuva turned away from the remains of the Toa of Water and continued his journey to Karda Nui, wondering what would happen to the Toa Empire without Tuyet, and whether he would ever be able to return and find out.{{OnlineCitation|DM|9}}

==== Karda Nui ====
Takanuva then emerged from a portal in the western portion of the [[Swamp of Secrets]], and was enlarged in size by the energies of the place. Upon his arrival, he saw Gali fighting against [[Krika]]. Takanuva used his powers of light to drive Krika off, who then vanished into the mists.

After a brief conversation concerning how Takanuva had reached Karda Nui and his newly increased size, he and Gali then went to find the other Toa Nuva, to warn them of the danger they were in. Takanuva set the sundial down and shone light on it to determine the direction he had to go. As the shadow fell to the east, he chose to go in that direction. Takanuva then explained to Gali that the sundial pointed in the direction of the location from where Mata Nui must be awakened. Before he could continue, an orange being appeared heading towards them, which Takanuva did not recognize. The Toa of Light prepared to attack, urged on by the dark side of his mind, until Gali stopped him - the new arrival was Pohatu.

After filling Takanuva in on recent events, they then began flying towards the east, to where the other Toa Nuva were. During their conversations, Takanuva realized that he was once an Av-Matoran, and became determined to find a cure for the [[Shadow Matoran]].{{BookCitation|BL11}}

Soon, the three Toa spotted a group of [[Niazesk]] in the swamp, which attacked them. Pohatu and Gali only managed to take one Niazesk down before Takanuva decided to assist them. He raised his Power Lance to fire a burst of Light, but then decided it might not be powerful enough, and instead unleashed Shadow energies. The blast defeated the Niazesk, but it caused Pohatu to think that Takanuva was Teridax in disguise.

Stunned by the accusation, Takanuva attempted to convince Pohatu by citing the first words the Toa of Stone said when he first awoke on Daxia many millennia ago. Pohatu did not believe him, as he could not recall the incident, and Takanuva was not even present at the time he uttered those words. Finally, Takanuva suggested that Gali use the mental link she used when the Toa Mata descended into Mangaia to confront Teridax and to relay the events for him to chronicle. Gali did this, and learned of Takanuva's adventures in the Toa Empire and Kingdom. She acknowledged that it was Takanuva, and Pohatu then revealed the situation of Karda Nui to him.{{OnlineCitation|TB}}

He later joined the Toa Nuva in a [[Battle for the Codrex|battle]] against the eight Makuta in the swamp, who all fled. Tahu then showed him the [[Keystone]], and was about to read it when the [[Ignika#Karda Nui|Toa Ignika]], who had just learned to speak, arrived and warned them of the countdown. Takanuva then informed the assembled Toa of the Energy Storms as well.

After a battle between the Toa and the Makuta, the Toa Nuva entered the Codrex, along with Takanuva and the Toa Ignika. Takanuva witnessed the discovery of the vehicles and the theft of [[Jetrax T6]]. Angered at the actions of the Makuta, Takanuva grew to believe that it was his destiny to destroy all the Makuta, and left the Codrex to do so. He followed Kopaka, who was pursuing the Jetrax T6, out of the Codrex. Kopaka encountered Radiak, and was combating the Matoran when Takanuva offered to help. As Kopaka left, Radiak insulted Takanuva, calling him a "Toa of Twilight". Though angered, Takanuva realized that the Matoran needed to be cured, and enlisted [[Tanma]], Solek, and [[Photok]] to help him. He was thinking of a way to help the Matoran when Photok alerted him to the presence of [[Vican]]. The newcomer claimed to know a way to save the victims of the Shadow Leeches, having been cured himself. He then went with Vican, and witnessed Radiak become an Av-Matoran again. Takanuva next sent the Matoran to gather up all of the Matoran in Karda Nui.

Immediately afterwards, Takanuva was attacked by [[Chirox]] and [[Bitil]], the latter leading past selves summoned with his Kanohi [[Mohtrek]]. Wild with fury, Takanuva pierced Chirox's armor using a beam of light, and attacked Chirox at such ferocity that the Makuta could not respond. In his anger, he forgot about Bitil and was almost defeated by one of Bitil's duplicates. However, Bitil was struck by Kopaka piloting the Jetrax T6, causing the Makuta's concentration to shatter and thus stopping his mask from working. Takanuva attempted to kill the fleeing Makuta, but was stopped by the Toa of Ice. He informed Kopaka that the Makuta intended to awaken Mata Nui, and Kopaka went to inform the others.

Takanuva then tracked down the last Shadow Matoran, [[Gavla]]. He directed the female Matoran at the Klakk, whose attack allowed light to begin returning to both of them. Seeing this, Takanuva sent Gavla, to the Matoran's displeasure, away with her fellow Av-Matoran, who were departing through the western portal of Karda Nui, and rejoined the Toa Nuva. They escaped the Energy Storms and arrived back in Metru Nui, [[Siege of Metru Nui|assisting]] it in defeating the remaining forces of the Brotherhood of Makuta.

Upon a celebration in Metru Nui, Teridax proclaimed his rule over the universe and the banishment of Mata Nui and the Ignika.{{BookCitation|BL11}}

==== Teridax's Reign ====
Takanuva and the other Toa Nuva escaped into the Archives, fleeing from Rahkshi. Soon they regrouped in a deep underground chamber, where the Turaga and Matoran hid as well. The Turaga found [[Krahka]], who allied with them, and revealed the locations of underground passageways through which they could escape Metru Nui and contact other Toa in other lands. Tahu then came up with a plan, which was that all the Toa would split up and wreak havoc around the Matoran Universe, thus distracting Teridax. The Toa then met [[Trinuma]] on [[Stelt]], who informed them of [[Daxia]]'s destruction and that only some members of the Order managed to survive.

Partnered with Pohatu, Takanuva then proceeded to [[Destral]], where they saw the ruins of the island and the armor of the dead Makuta. While Pohatu searched for weaponry, Takanuva went looking for Destral's teleportation device, in the hopes of using it to contact another universe and seek help, or a way to defeat Teridax.{{OnlineCitation|TB}} He later found the device, and requested for [[Nuparu]] to assist in learning how it worked, but failed to have it repaired.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=314|post=12540|lines=6,23}}

After Teridax landed on [[Bara Magna]], Takanuva reunited with Tahu to follow some Rahkshi south. The two witnessed a massive quake and Tahu saved them from a block of metal falling toward them. Takanuva feared an attack by Teridax, but Tahu understood [[Battle of Bara Magna|someone was attacking Teridax]]. The Toa of Light then expressed his doubts about chasing after the Rahkshi, but Tahu reminded him they were gathering Toa to fight. Takanuva found a cache of weapons, and the [[Twin Light Staffs]]. His Power Lance and Midak Skyblaster were abandoned.{{BookCitation|JE}} The virus given to him by Krika in the Toa Empire Alternate Universe wore off, and he lost his power of flight.{{GregCitation|FF|date=2008-12-12|item=68}}

Takanuva eventually made it out of the Matoran Universe, altering his armor color to silver, grey and white to be less visible in order to avoid drawing attention to himself.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=234|post=9354}} Upon exiting through the hatch in pursuit of Rahkshi, he was caught in a blast of Air fired by the [[Glatorian]] [[Gresh]], who had mistaken him as an enemy after seeing the Rahkshi exit. The attack angered Takanuva, who promised to defeat the stranger.

Tahu and the small army who had followed Takanuva soon realized that the stranger was an ally, and Gresh departed with them to fight. Tahu was soon devolved back into a Toa Mata by the Ignika, and the two Toa witnessed the [[Golden Armor]] being formed. Takanuva spotted an incoming blast from Teridax, and the Golden Armor pieces were scattered. While searching for the pieces, Takanuva was assaulted by a squad of [[Rahkshi of Heat Vision|Heat Vision Rahkshi]]. As Teridax had enhanced the armor of the Rahkshi, Takanuva's power was not as powerful against them. After being overwhelmed by their power and hit by [[Heat Vision]], Takanuva managed to create a hologram of himself using his light powers, which fooled the Rahkshi into attacking each other. Afterwards, Takanuva recovered the armor piece from the Rahkshi.

Reuniting with Tahu and Gresh, they joined the pieces of the Golden Armor, which Tahu donned. The energies of the Armor obliterated the Rahkshi, and Teridax was ultimately defeated by Mata Nui. Tahu and Takanuva looked out at the unmoving body of the Matoran Universe, Takanuva hoping that once and for all Teridax was dead.

The Great Spirit replenished the land after the planet was whole once again, and seemingly perished. Takanuva rushed to the site with the other Toa and Glatorian, and were relieved to find Mata Nui still alive, within the Ignika. Takanuva then joined the others in the coming together of the two worlds.{{BookCitation|JE}}

He later changed his armor color back to gold.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=316|post=12621|lines=9,11}}

=== Alternate Universes ===
==== Shadow Takanuva ====
:''See [[Shadow Takanuva]]''

==== [[The Melding Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate universe where Mata Nui was never built, Takua had never renamed himself Takanuva. Toa Macku considered him to be the best at telling the story of the Melding. It is unknown whether or not he is a Toa in this universe.{{OnlineCitation|BIA|8}}

==== [[Spherus Magna Alternate Universe]] ====
In the reality where the Makuta never struck Mata Nui down, Takua was not destined to become a Toa.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=185|post=7373|lines=2,7}} Instead the Av-Matoran became one of the best storytellers of Spherus Magna's reformation, impressing [[Tarduk]]. He was in [[Roxtus]] when Vezon arrived in the reality.{{OnlineCitation|RoS|5}}

==== [[The Kingdom Alternate Universe]] ====
After the death of Mata Nui, this alternate Takanuva helped the denizens of the Matoran Universe out onto the surface of Aqua Magna. After he fulfilled his destiny by trapping the Makuta behind the light barriers,{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=112|post=4472|lines=53,64}} he passed his Toa Power onto six Matoran, who became Toa. Takanuva became a Turaga and proceeded to lead the ruling council of the newly-formed Kingdom of the Great Spirit.{{OnlineCitation|TK}}

==== [[Toa Empire Alternate Universe]] ====
In an alternate reality, Takua did not become a Toa as he was not destined to.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=325|post=9879487}} He was imprisoned by the Toa underneath the Coliseum.{{OnlineCitation|DM|2}} Soon after the main universe's Takanuva freed him, he participated in Pohatu's rebellion. He was killed in battle by a Toa of [[Iron]].{{OnlineCitation|DM|8}}

== Abilities and Traits ==
Takua was always adventurous and very curious, which often led him into trouble. He helped those who needed it, and was eager to accomplish any task. Takanuva was initially uncomfortable with being a Toa, preferring to spend time with his Matoran friends. However, he is willing to step up and claim the responsibility of a Toa, and has devoted himself to the cause, studying hard under the tutelage of the Toa Nuva. Takanuva was also notorious for not being able to keep secrets, and actively refused to heed the Turaga when they asked him to keep knowledge of Mata Nui’s failing health a secret from his people.

As an Av-Matoran, Takua had the potential to harness minuscule amounts of light energy and disguise his outward appearance. However, as he believed that he was a Ta-Matoran, he could not use any of these powers, and remained under the guise of a Ta-Matoran. As a Toa, Takanuva controls Light, and wears the Avohkii, Mask of Light. He can create lasers, beams of light, and is experimenting with increased speed and solid light projections. Takanuva can also change his appearance and colors by bending light. Because he was a Matoran of Light, Takanuva has the potential to access all of the Av-Matoran special light-based powers, but only after intense training. After being exposed to a [[Virus]] crafted by Makuta Krika from the Toa Empire Alternate Universe, he could fly. However, the effect was only temporary, and has since worn off.{{GregCitation|FF|date=2008-12-12|item=68}}

After having his light partially drained, Takanuva controlled Light and Shadow, with the ability to fire Light from his left hand and Shadow from his right. A side-effect of the attack was that Takanuva had dark urges which grew increasingly harder to resist. Also, during this time, his light did not regenerate, so if he had used too much of it, he would have become a full Toa of Shadow. After being cured by the Klakk, these effects were removed, and Takanuva commands the abilities of Light once more.

Upon being exposed to the energy of Karda Nui, Takanuva was enlarged in size and granted an increase in strength. Upon returning to Metru Nui, his size was reduced to normal, and he is now in his original form.

=== Mask and Tools ===
Matoran Takua used several tools to perform his duties as Chronicler, such as the [[Chronicler's Staff]], a Volo Lutu Launcher,{{MediaCitation|QftT}} and the [[Items in the Mata Nui Online Game#Book of Chronicles|Book of Chronicles]]. Takua obtained a blue backpack in Ga-Koro,{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|3}} which he later discarded when escaping the Mangaia.{{OnlineCitation|MNOG|9}} As a Kolhii player, he also used a [[Kolhii Stick]] and a [[Kolhii#Equipment|shield]]. His original Kanohi on Metru Nui was broken, and he acquired a powerless Pakari as a replacement, though the Pakari often came loose.

Takanuva wears the Kanohi Avohkii, the Great Mask of Light. It is said to create light in darkness and to bring friendship and understanding to enemies. His first Toa Tool, the Staff of Light, could channel his light energy in a beam and could scoop up balls of light, as well as giving an advantage in Kolhii.

When Takanuva entered the Kingdom, his Staff of Light was taken from him, because weapons were not permitted inside the Kingdom of the Great Spirit. He was later given a [[Power Lance]] and a [[Midak Skyblaster]] by a [[Nynrah Ghosts|Nynrah Ghost]]. The Power Lance acted differently than most Toa tools, as it could amplify elemental power in addition to channeling it.

Takanuva eventually discarded his Power Lance and Midak Skyblaster in exchange for the [[Twin Light Staffs]].

== Trivia ==
* Takanuva is the only Toa of Light in the main universe.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=184|post=7352|lines=18,37}}
* Due to his name, Takanuva is sometimes thought to be on the same power level as that of a Toa Nuva, or a part of their Toa Team; while he is not inherently stronger than a normal Toa, he is considered an honorary member of the Toa Nuva.
* Greg Farshtey's intended destiny for Takanuva was for him to play a crucial role in a civil war between the Great Beings and Velika.{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=310|post=9624177|lines=2,4}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=892|post=14536283|lines=5,9}} Since the BIONICLE story was discontinued, this destiny never came to pass.

== References ==
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Energy Storms

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The '''Energy Storms''' were large storms of raw energy that devastated [[Karda Nui]] when the [[Great Spirit Robot|body]] of the Great Spirit {{p|Mata Nui|Being}} was awake.

== History ==
When Mata Nui was awakened for the first time, the storms began and obliterated all the [[Matoran]] settlements that had been built there. The [[Toa Mata]], who were in Karda Nui on orders from [[Toa]] [[Helryx]], found refuge from the storms within [[Toa Canister]]s inside the [[Codrex]]. The [[Av-Matoran]] moved back from Karda Nui to their homeland in the caves below the [[Southern Continent]].{{BookCitation|BL10}}

During the [[Matoran Civil War]], the Matoran of [[Metru Nui]] stopped their work. As their work was vital to Mata Nui's health, the Great Spirit weakened, and the storms within Karda Nui decreased in intensity.{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=315|post=12566}} Toa [[Jovan]] and his team, seeking to save the life of Mata Nui, retrieved the [[Kanohi]] [[Ignika]] from [[Voya Nui]] and entered Karda Nui. After a member of Jovan's team sacrificed his life to heal the Great Spirit, the storms increased in energy and power. The surviving Toa fled the storms using a Kanohi [[Olmak]].

When Mata Nui fell into a deep slumber during the [[Great Cataclysm]], Karda Nui's storms stopped and stalactites fell from its ceiling. With the storms subsided, the Av-Matoran were able to recolonize Karda Nui, establishing villages atop the fallen stalactites.{{BookCitation|BL9}}

The Energy Storms began once more after [[Ignika#Karda Nui|Toa Ignika]] sacrificed his body to reawaken Mata Nui. The storms quickly spread throughout Karda Nui, incinerating the [[Makuta]] that were on mission there, including [[Mutran]], who believed he had figured out a way to control them. The [[Toa Nuva]] and [[Takanuva]] narrowly escaped the storms using the three vehicles that they had found in the Codrex. The Av-Matoran in Karda Nui safely migrated to Metru Nui.{{BookCitation|BL11}}

After the death of Teridax and the destruction of the Matoran Universe, the Energy Storms once again stopped.

== References ==
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Le-Metru

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'''Le-Metru''' was the district of [[Metru Nui]] representing [[Air]]. It is the southern tip of Metru Nui and is the home of the island's transportation [[Chutes|Chute System]] and busy [[Airship]]s.

== History ==
Le-Metru was a widespread area of different [[Moto-Hub]]s and [[Protodermis]] Chutes, making Le-Metru a type of jungle due to the large amount of Hubs in the area. [[Treespeak|Chutespeak]] was commonly spoken by the [[Le-Matoran]] of Metru Nui. The district's [[Vahki]] were the [[Vorzakh]], and due to their reckless attempts to catch criminals, chases usually ended up with a Chute Repair Team headed to the area the Vorzakh were in pursuit.

During the [[Matoran Civil War]] that ravaged Metru Nui, Le-Metru's population of Le-Matoran joined with the [[Po-Matoran]] and [[Ko-Matoran]].

Around a month before the [[Great Cataclysm]] occurred, [[Toa]] [[Lhikan]] went to the [[Moto-Hub#Test Track|Test Track]] where [[Matau]] was trying a Moto-Sled to give him a [[Toa Stone]] to become one of the [[Toa Metru]]. However, a month later, Le-Metru was greatly damaged by the great earthquake after the Toa Metru tried to [[Great Rescue|find refuge]] for the Matoran trapped in the [[Coliseum]]. The Toa Metru were washed up on the Le-Metru shore after their craft was hit by a storm. They started to wander through the damaged Metru, and were surprised by its ruined state. While in Le-Metru, they were captured by the {{p|Visorak|Rahi}} and transformed into [[Toa Hordika]].

Le-Metru was also further damaged when the [[Tahtorak]] and [[Krahka]] fought a [[Zivon]] when [[Sidorak]] summoned the latter from the [[Field of Shadows]] to get rid of the Toa Hordika who were [[Battle for the Tower of Toa|fighting]] the Visorak, after Matau was fooled by the Visorak into letting them into a hangar. The Tahtorak, Krahka, and Zivon were soon sent into the field by a [[Kahgarak]], while the Toa Hordika trapped the Visorak in their constructed [[Tower of Toa|tower]]. A few days later, the remaining Visorak were chased away and the Toa claimed the Tower as their base.

About 1,000 years later, the Matoran, [[Turaga]], and [[Toa Nuva]] returned to Metru Nui. When [[Ta-Metru]] was repaired, Le-Metru was also given priority by the Matoran, in order to get the chutes running again. Several Le-Matoran lived in [[Po-Metru]] while their [[Matoran Homes|homes]] in Le-Metru were rebuilt. The [[Staff of Artakha]] later repaired what was still damaged of Metru Nui.

Along with the rest of Metru Nui, Le-Metru was greatly damaged when a fragment of [[Aqua Magna]] impacted the [[Core Processor]] during [[Teridax]]'s [[Battle of Bara Magna|battle]] with Mata Nui. The surviving Matoran evacuated the Matoran Universe for the surface of [[Spherus Magna]]. Later, Le-Metru, along with all other locations in the Matoran Universe, was dismantled.{{GregCitation|OGQ|page=4|post=130|lines=7,18}}{{GregCitation|CwGF|page=426|post=10878435}}

== Notable Aspects ==
=== Notable Former Inhabitants ===
* [[Matau]] - Former test driver and [[Toa Metru]] of Air, now the [[Turaga]] of Air.
* [[Lewa]] - [[Toa Nuva]] of Air.
* [[Kongu]] - Former leader of [[Metru Nui]] Chute Routines, former Captain of the [[Gukko Force]], former mapmaker, former [[Matoran Occupations#Mata Nui Occupations|Weaver]], former [[Toa Inika]] of Air, now [[Toa Mahri]] of Air.
* [[Orkahm]] - Rival of Matau who knew the location of the [[Great Disks|Le-Metru Great Disk]], now [[Gukko Force]] pilot.

=== Significant Locations ===
* [[Moto-Hub]] - The main transportation center on Metru Nui.
* [[Moto-Hub#Test Track|Test Track]] - This was where all new vehicles were tested out.
* [[The Notch]] - One of the first Chute matrices, essentially a group of Chutes wound together with no apparent purpose. It was destroyed by a [[Chutes#Force Spheres|Force Sphere]], but was later repaired along with the rest of the Metru.
* [[Sector Three]] - An area of the Chutes that bordered [[Ta-Metru]], and was badly damaged by the Morbuzakh.

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