Bionicle category
Voya Nui
44 entries tagged Voya Nui, 26 of them long reads. The rest of the wiki points here most often at Toa Mata and Toa Nuva and Bionicle Piraka: the Six Skakdi Thieves Who Hunted the Mask of Life.
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3- Bionicle Piraka: the Six Skakdi Thieves Who Hunted the Mask of LifeThe Piraka were six Skakdi who quit the Dark Hunters, took over Voya Nui by posing as Toa and went after the Mask of Life in 2006. Here's who they were, how the Voya Nui story played out and what happened to them afterwards.
- Bionicle Umbra: the Light-Speed Guardian of the Mask of LifeUmbra is the warrior of light who guards the way down to the Kanohi Ignika beneath Voya Nui. He was the first guardian the Great Beings made for the Mask of Life, and in 2006 he very nearly stopped the Toa Inika.
- BurnakBurnak were four-legged Rahi native to Voya Nui, engineered by the Brotherhood of Makuta and found across nine elemental and environmental variants.
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2- Cavern of Historical RecordsThe underground chamber on Voya Nui that held the written history of the island and its Matoran until the Piraka Vezok destroyed it out of spite.
- Chamber of LifeThe Chamber of Life was the vault beneath the Lake of Lava of Mount Valmai on Voya Nui where the Kanohi Ignika, the Mask of Life, lay hidden.
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2- Kanohi Mask of Sensory AptitudeA Great Kanohi that sharpened every non-visual sense of its wearer, recorded in powerless form on an enslaved Voya Nui Matoran.
- KardasA winged Rahi dragon created when the Mask of Life rebuilt the Fenrakk spider in the lava of the Chamber of Life, with Vezon still fused to its back.
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4- Lake of LavaThe Voya Nui lake the Piraka drained hunting a mask that was never there.
- Lava Chamber GateAn ancient stone gate inside Mount Valmai that guarded the final approach to the Chamber of Life and collapsed during the Toa Inika's pursuit of the Piraka.
- Lava CrawlerLarge biomechanical predators engineered from viruses and protodermis, enslaved by the Piraka and repurposed as war machines.
- Lava HawkA heat-proof Rahi of Voya Nui that dives into molten lava to feed, its metallic scales invaluable to Matoran shipbuilders.
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3- Matoran Cliff VillageThe Matoran settlement on Voya Nui that became ground zero for the Piraka invasion in 2006.
- Matoran SlavesMatoran infected by Antidermis during the Voya Nui crisis, stripped of free will until cured.
- Mount ValmaiA roiling volcano on Voya Nui that guarded the Ignika and tested three desperate expeditions seeking the Mask of Life.
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4- Piraka StrongholdA fortress built by enslaved Matoran, it became the nexus of the Piraka's failed conquest of Voya Nui.
- ProtodaxTrillions of times enlarged Protodites who served as the Ignika's unwilling sentinels on Voya Nui, armed with Zamor Launchers.
- ProtoditeViolent microscopic Rahi native to the Matoran Universe, escaped from the Archives, prey of the Archives Moles, raw material for the Protodax, and the biological substrate of the Piraka leader Zaktan.
- ProtoditesMicroscopic, violent Rahi that could fly independently but found their most crucial existence as the biological substrate of Zaktan's body.
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2- Staircase to the IgnikaThe Staircase to the Ignika was the path the Great Beings built beneath Voya Nui to guard the Kanohi Ignika, a descent of a rumored 777 steps broken by chambers of nightmares, sacrifice, and lethal guardians.
- Stone CordA lava column connecting two sunken worlds became the battleground where Toa learned to cross the abyss.
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11- The Cape of No HopeThe remote stretch of coastline at the northwest edge of Voya Nui, named for the concentration of dangerous Rahi that made it the most hostile habitat on the island.
- The CordThe stone Cord linking Voya Nui to the sunken peninsula of Mahri Nui, the tunnel the Toa Mahri descended, and the lifeline severed to revive Mata Nui.
- The Matoran CouncilThe governing body of the sunken city of Mahri Nui, a rotating council of Matoran leaders who met monthly in the Council Chamber of the Mahri Nui Fortress to plan the city's future, distribute the gifts from above, and decide the response to the Barraki incursion.
- The Matoran of Voya NuiThe Matoran population stranded on Voya Nui after the Great Cataclysm. A Karzahni-repaired community living in a Matoran Cliff Village on a floating fragment of the Southern Continent, fought through the Piraka occupation, and survived the descent back into the Matoran Universe.
- The Matoran ResistanceThe covert insurgency waged by six unenslaved Matoran of Voya Nui against the Piraka occupation, sustaining Matoran agency through the interval between the Piraka takeover and the recovery of the Mask of Life.
- The Piraka FusionWhen two Skakdi warriors become one creature, the result is barely more than a weapon with a hunger to destroy.
- The Quest for the Mask of Life: The Voya Nui DescentThe Toa Inika and the Piraka raced each other through the trap-tunnels under Mount Valmai for the Kanohi Ignika, and Matoro learned the price of carrying it.
- The Toa Nuva on Voya Nui: The Piraka Deception and the Catastrophic ArrivalThe Toa Nuva's launch from Metru Nui in pursuit of the Kanohi Ignika, their defeat on the slopes of Mount Valmai by the Piraka, and the opening weeks of the Voya Nui campaign.
- The Voya Nui Liberation CampaignAn alternate-continuity account in which a lone unnamed hero traversed the six Piraka territories of Voya Nui and ended Vezon and Fenrakk in the south.
- Toa Inika: six Matoran struck by lightningSix Matoran of Metru Nui chased the Toa Nuva to Voya Nui and were struck by lightning from the red star. That strike made them the Toa Inika.
- Toa Mata and Toa NuvaSix biomechanical heroes created by the Great Beings to awaken Mata Nui and defeat the Brotherhood, transformed once and tested across an entire age.
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2- Zamor SphereHollow projectiles that fire various substances through temporarily intangible barriers, from poisons to bottled godhood.
- Zamor SpheresHollow spheres carrying gas, liquid, or energy, fired by Zamor Launchers and used by the Piraka to enslave the Matoran of Voya Nui, by the Toa Inika to free them, and by a long list of older operators going back to Toa Jovan.