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Fire

33 entries tagged Fire. Every entry is sourced from Greg Farshtey’s serials, the BIONICLE novels, comics, or BS01 wiki cross-checks.

HotoThe Hoto was a fire insect native chiefly to Ta-Metru and Ta-Wahi, whose body radiated enough heat to tunnel through earth and stone. Long regarded as a pest, it later migrated to Spherus Magna with the rest of the Matoran Universe.
MaglyaMaglya was a Ta-Matoran of Ta-Metru and the finest lava surfer of Ta-Koro. An acquaintance of Takua, he once kept the wanderer's lavaboard and rode the molten rivers of the fire village.
VohonVohon was a Ta-Matoran who kept a shop in Ta-Koro on Mata Nui, dealing goods with travellers including Hahli before the village sank into the Lake of Lava.
The Golden Mask of FireThe Golden Mask of Fire was the elemental Kanohi forged by Ekimu for Tahu, Master of Fire, recovered from a temple on Okoto's greatest volcano and the instrument through which Tahu first commanded the full power of flame.
High-Speed Rotating BladeThe single rotating blade granted to Tahu Nuva by his Adaptive Armor when the Toa Nuva descended into Karda Nui, used to channel his Fire energies and to deflect incoming projectiles in the Swamp of Secrets campaign.
Lava SpearThe fire-elemental Toa Tool carried by Toa Hagah Norik, capable of channeling his Fire powers, projecting a stream of molten lava, and instantaneously removing or adding heat to any target.
Element Lord of FireFormer Glatorian of the Fire Tribe, remade by the Great Beings into an immortal being of pure flame, ruler of the Fire Tribe through the Core War, and the elemental claimant whose feud with the Element Lord of Ice broke open again in the White Quartz Mountains.
The Elemental Fire BlasterThe Elemental Fire Blaster was the ranged tool and weapon carried by Narmoto of Fire through the second-age campaign on Okoto, capable of lighting campfires and driving away Skull Spiders, and the armament that passed to Tahu in powered-up form at the temple of the Golden Mask of Fire.
Fire VillagersThe villager tribe of the Region of Fire on Okoto, residents of the volcanic mountains and lava plains under the Protector Narmoto, the descendants of Mamuk who endured the Skull Spider menace and witnessed the arrival of Tahu in the second age.
The Flame SwordsThe Flame Swords were the paired melee armament carried by Narmoto, Protector of Fire of Okoto, and the blades that passed to Tahu in powered-up form at the temple of the Golden Mask of Fire.
The Magma SwordTahu's signature blade, from the single Fire Sword he carried as a Toa Mata to the paired Magma Swords that doubled as a lavaboard, and every form the weapon took after.
Mamuk, Ancient Protector of Fire of OkotoMamuk was the Protector of Fire of Okoto at the time of the Battle of the Mask Makers, ally of Ekimu, gatherer of Ikir's elemental crystal, and founder of the lineage that descended to Narmoto.
Narmoto, Protector of Fire of OkotoNarmoto was the village elder and Protector of Fire in the second age of Okoto, wielder of the Elemental Fire Blaster and the Flame Swords, descendant of Mamuk, and guide who led Tahu across the volcanic region to the Golden Mask of Fire.
Region of FireThe volcanic region of Okoto, home of the Fire Tribe and the Protector of Fire, Narmoto, and the country in which Tahu landed and was guided across lava streams and erupting mountains to claim the Golden Mask of Fire.
IkirIkir is an Elemental Creature of fire from Okoto, distinguished by its orange and gold coloring. It serves as protector of the Region of Fire and as an ally to the Toa, wielding claws and crystal blades in fulfillment of those duties.
Energized Flame SwordsTwin blades carried by Toa Inika Jaller, forged into existence by the Red Star bolt that transformed six Matoran into Toa atop Mount Valmai.
FireOne of the six primary elements of the Matoran Universe, associated with the virtue of courage and the Ta- prefix across all its bearers.
Tahu (2001)Tahu was the Toa Mata of Fire and leader of the team, from his first landing on Ta-Wahi Beach to the destruction of Teridax's Rahkshi army on Bara Magna with the Golden Armor.
AckarVeteran Glatorian of the Fire Tribe and prime fighter for Vulcanus, Ackar served from the Core War through the defence of Spherus Magna.
Blazer ClawsThe mutated weapons that replaced Vakama's Disk Launcher during his time as a Toa Hordika, producing uncontrolled bursts of fire instead of guided shots.
Vakama's Disk LauncherVakama's Disk Launcher was the dual-purpose Toa Tool he carried through the Metru Nui crisis, functioning as both a Kanoka launcher and personal jetpack.
Lava LauncherA Skakdi weapon carried by Hakann that fired spheres of lava and drew its ammunition from ambient heat, abandoned when its wielder was mutated in the Pit.
Fire SwordTahu's iconic Toa Mata weapon transformed elemental fire into melee combat across the first decade of Bionicle.
Fire TribeThe master smiths of Bara Magna who forged tools for all tribes before the Shattering scattered them into conflict.
Disk Launcher (Vakama)Vakama's dual-function tool fired Kanoka and flew, until mutation twisted it into claws and destruction finally claimed it.
Flame SwordAckar's fire-channeling blade that proves a weapon can be as much the master's gift as the warrior's tool.
Fire ShieldA pair of molten weapons carried by Tahnok that could incinerate almost anything on Mata Nui during the Bohrok invasion.
Ta-MetruThe fire district where Ta-Matoran perfected their craft and powered Metru Nui's industry for thousands of years.
Lava SpearNorik's heat-controlling Toa tool that channels his fire element into superheating, supercooling, and lava projection.
Lava SurferProfessional athletes who entertained Ta-Metru by riding lava in a sport as lethal as spectacle gets.
Fire BladesTahu's dual weapons upon arrival at Okoto in the 2015 reboot, serving both in combat and as a means of traversal.
Power SwordJaller's underwater fire-channeling weapon, evolved from the Energized Flame Swords during the Toa Mahri era.
Magma SwordsTahu Nuva's dual tools could channel fire and combine into a surfboard, but they're remembered more for one cliff scene than their actual design.