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Matoran Language
28 entries tagged Matoran Language, 25 of them long reads. The rest of the wiki points here most often at Metru and Mistika.
- Kanohi Faxon, the Mask of KindredThe Kanohi Faxon, or Mask of Kindred, let its wearer mimic the powers of Rahi sharing their environment. It was worn by Toa Mahri Hahli and by Lesovikk, the Toa of Air who once led the Toa Cordak.
- MetruIn the Matoran language a metru was a single district of Metru Nui; the city was divided into six such districts, one for each element, and the term covered both the place and the elemental community that lived in it.
- Kanohi EldaThe Elda is the Kanohi Mask of Detection, which reveals hidden beings and tracks the Mask of Life. Hahli wore it as a Toa Inika.
- JutlinJutlin, the Great Mask of Corruption, broke down inanimate objects, making them rust or decay. Its known wearers were the Makuta Antroz and Spiriah.
- Kanohi KadinThe Kadin granted its wearer self-powered flight, and served Toa Inika Nuparu through the Voya Nui campaign.
- KraKra- is the Matoran-language prefix for Shadow, confirmed by the story's writer. Its only appearance in the stories is in the name of the Kanohi Kraahkan, the Mask of Shadows.
- MistikaMistika was the designation given to the Toa Nuva and Makuta who fought in the Swamp of Secrets at the floor of Karda Nui during the final campaign.
- PehkuiThe Pehkui let Norik shrink to six inches and keep his full strength, and it did exactly that in Comic 25 when he ambushed Roodaka.
- Kanohi RuruThe Mask of Night Vision granted clear sight in darkness, with the Great version providing limited x-ray vision and a blinding light beam used by Whenua to navigate the Archives and locate the Great Disks.
- SanokThe Sanok was the Kanohi Mask of Accuracy, granting its wearer the power to strike any target with any thrown object, most famously worn by Toa Inika Hewkii.
- Kanohi TrynaThe Ignika handed Matoro a mask most Toa considered immoral, then sat back to see what he'd do with it. The answer involved a dead alternate Tuyet and a legion of sea-creature skeletons.
- ArthronThe Kanohi Arthron was the Mask of Sonar, granting its wearer echolocation through reflected sound and allowing perception in lightless underwater environments.
- AvsaThe Kanohi Avsa was the Mask of Hunger, draining moral light, physical energy, or positive emotions from a target across a distance.
- Kanohi CrastThe Kanohi Crast was the Mask of Repulsion, which let its wearer hurl things away at high speed or fly by repelling the ground, most famously worn by the Makuta Krika.
- FaxonThe Kanohi Faxon, Mask of Kindred, allowed its wearer to mimic the powers of Rahi that shared their environment.
- FelnasA Great Kanohi that sent one of a target's natural powers out of control on contact, worn by the Makuta Gorast in Karda Nui.
- GaraiThe Kanohi Mask of Gravity, granted Hewkii control over the gravitational pull on his targets during the Toa Mahri campaign in the Pit.
- The Kanohi IdenThe Kanohi Iden allowed its user to project their spirit from their body, granting invisibility, speed, and the ability to inhabit hostless forms.
- Kanohi KirilThe Great Mask of Regeneration, capable of repairing inorganic matter and most famously worn by Turaga Dume of Metru Nui.
- KualsiThe Kanohi Kualsi let its wearer teleport to any place within their field of vision, with Toa Hagah Iruini its best-known bearer.
- MohtrekThe Kanohi Mohtrek allowed its wearer to summon past versions of themselves into the present, at the cost of their own erasure if any duplicate was killed.
- Kanohi RodeThe Mask of Truth granted its wearer constant detection of deception and the ability to see through disguise, invisibility, and shapeshifting.
- Kanohi RuaThe Great Mask of Wisdom, formed only when a Toa Kaita merged three Great Kanohi into a single silver mask granting levitation, water breathing, and x-ray vision.
- VolitakThe Kanohi Mask of Stealth granted its wearer semi-invisibility and silent motion, though the wearer's shadow remained visible.
- ZatthGreat Kanohi mask of Summoning, allowing its wearer to call a random local animal for aid without control over which creature responded or its actions.
- PhantokaPhantoka is the term for the 2008 Toa and Makuta aerial combat wave, meaning 'Spirits of the air' in Matoran.
- Matoran AlphabetThe Matoran writing system converts the Latin alphabet into circles, dots, and lines, with regional variants in Voya Nui and Mahri Nui.
- Matoran LanguageThe written and spoken language of the Matoran Universe, with its own alphabet, measurements, and regional dialects.