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This is indeed the very thing which inspired my Nex. This was back in like the early 2010s and I watched the themes show as a child. Nex was always the one who I ended up liking out of all of them; sadly he was forgotten after his second appearance and never appeared in any of the episodes again (He did get a book about him and a knock off set, but nothing much).
Suspended disbelief- temporarily allowing oneself to believe something that may or may not be true, especially in order to enjoy a work or critique of fiction.
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"Art is born out of an ill-designed world." "The allotted function of art is not, as is often assumed, to put across ideas, to propagate thoughts, to serve as an example. The aim of art is to prepare a person for death, to plough and harrow his soul, rendering it capable of turning to good." -filmmaker, Andrei Tarkovsky, on what the purpose of art is. 
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...you put the pincers on backwards. Did you already have him, or did you get ripped off by Amazon, or did you do the financially responsible choice and get him from Bricklink? (NEVER buy retired Lego sets and gear from Amazon. You can get a much better deal from Bricklink 99.999% of the time. )
Also, my Heroes of Ryperna may or may not be majorly influenced by BIONICLE and Legends of Chima.
Also, my Heroes of Ryperna may or may not be majorly influenced by BIONICLE and Legends of Chima.
Already fixed; but thanks anyways. (Though I swear the instructions told me to do it this way at first).
It was a gift I got when I returned from camping; younger brother got it for me at our local Lego store: Bricks 'N Minifigs which sell both retro and new sets.
Noted, will check out. you happen to know the forgotten Lego board game Heroica? Gonna be drawing from that too.
It was a gift I got when I returned from camping; younger brother got it for me at our local Lego store: Bricks 'N Minifigs which sell both retro and new sets.
Noted, will check out. you happen to know the forgotten Lego board game Heroica? Gonna be drawing from that too.
Ooh, yeah, I know that one. Got Nathuz and Fortaan, but I'm missing the dice and instructions/rulebooks for some reason. They spent time in my mom's closet due to poor grades in high school (in their boxes, mind you) and some of the most essential things for playing inexplicably disappeared. We've cleaned out the closet at least twice since then and still haven't found them. Not saying demons took them, but the house has shown signs of haunting (read: a moving kitty litter bucket handle and a lot of microwave button tomfoolery), so... I know ghosts and demons aren't the same thing, but still. I'm not ruling out demons, especially after I had to buy a new arm and leg for 1390 Maku after only having to buy a new disc. Ghosts don't make Lego pieces disappear in a way that leaves a set defying the laws of physics where it stands.
Also, Bricks & Minifigs is a bit of a crapshoot when it comes to deals. Spent $750 on the Big Three 2006 BIONICLE Titans Axonn, Brutaka, and Vezon & Fenrakk sealed and got told by fellow fans on Reddit I got hosed, so I pulled up the garden master's defense from that one parable.
Also, Bricks & Minifigs is a bit of a crapshoot when it comes to deals. Spent $750 on the Big Three 2006 BIONICLE Titans Axonn, Brutaka, and Vezon & Fenrakk sealed and got told by fellow fans on Reddit I got hosed, so I pulled up the garden master's defense from that one parable.
I think demons are more likely to carry out devious things than ghosts (Or what I believe are souls sent back from the afterlife by God for a reason)
Just those two? I have almost every single one of the sets and in their boxes, save the last one. I'm serious, Lego always cuts good themes which have great opportunities for story-telling and merchandising simply because the first few products don't do well. But then again, I'm not running a billion dollar company, so...
Anyhow, I gotta say before I knew any other kind of fantasy, Lego was always there to be the first; and by Jove do I still love those old ideas they had.
Just those two? I have almost every single one of the sets and in their boxes, save the last one. I'm serious, Lego always cuts good themes which have great opportunities for story-telling and merchandising simply because the first few products don't do well. But then again, I'm not running a billion dollar company, so...
Anyhow, I gotta say before I knew any other kind of fantasy, Lego was always there to be the first; and by Jove do I still love those old ideas they had.
Heh, in BIONICLE G1's case it was almost the opposite. We had all the great story before sales petered out in 2009, leading to the story of the soft reboot being cut short and the post-story serials not even getting finished.
Fun fact: There was a sixth Heroica game, Ganrash, that had a couple of goblins in the Barbarian's homeland and the Blades of Bounty. It was the only polybag aside from the Toys R' Us-exclusive golden die.
And yeah, if it weren't for modern-day LEGO storylines being locked behind TV shows (I only have so much time to dedicate to watching stuff these days, and most of it is also spent on Minecraft), I'd probably enjoy themes like Ninjago and Dreamzzz a lot more. Give me a theme like BIONICLE locked behind a bookstore any day. (And yes, I am aware of the ironic hypocrisy of the level of convenience, but still. I much enjoy the books rather than the shows, and biomediaproject allows me to download them to my device. Plus, no need to pay a subscription for a streaming service to enjoy it. )
Fun fact: There was a sixth Heroica game, Ganrash, that had a couple of goblins in the Barbarian's homeland and the Blades of Bounty. It was the only polybag aside from the Toys R' Us-exclusive golden die.
And yeah, if it weren't for modern-day LEGO storylines being locked behind TV shows (I only have so much time to dedicate to watching stuff these days, and most of it is also spent on Minecraft), I'd probably enjoy themes like Ninjago and Dreamzzz a lot more. Give me a theme like BIONICLE locked behind a bookstore any day. (And yes, I am aware of the ironic hypocrisy of the level of convenience, but still. I much enjoy the books rather than the shows, and biomediaproject allows me to download them to my device. Plus, no need to pay a subscription for a streaming service to enjoy it. )
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