A yellow, diamond-shaped construction sign meant to indicate an area with construction work. Simple art of a Bionicle islander shovelling dirt is drawn on it.

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A yellow, diamond-shaped construction sign meant to indicate an area with construction work. Simple art of a Bionicle islander shovelling dirt is drawn on it.


Bestiary icon. Decayed Bionicle goat head.
Image of lava flowing down a rock face. Image of a bay with grasslands stretching inland. Image of a deep, dark cave.
Image of an open desert, with mesas in the distance. Image of a jungle path, bordered by giant trees. Image of giant, triangular spikes of rock covered in snow.
Legend

media appearance acronyms

ACAB ♦ A Cancelled Activity Book. a lot of the art was reused in QFTM but this is counted separately. the acronym doesnt mean anything else.

AGB ♦ the bionicle gameboy advance game.

DC ♦ the bionicle comic from detective comics.

LA! ♦ the bionicle comics in lego adventures magazine. !!!

LC ♦ the lego club. either in the magazine or online.

MNOG ♦ the mata nui online game.

PC ♦ the bionicle PC game.

QFTM ♦ the story cards from the quest for the masks trading card game

description sources

hover over the dash at the start of an official description on an entry to see where it is originally from. There are a few sources used:

dash the bionicle website of 2002. these are sometimes modified from presumed original versions to talk about the bohrok, but they are all we have in some cases.

dash the bionicle website lexicon of 2002. these are very perfunctory and only cited when nothing else exists.

dash the nintendo power guide to the gameboy advance game. these ones talk about gameing.

dash QFTM story cards. these are probably excerpted from an early story bible.

dash the glossary in the PC game. truncated descriptions from a similar source to the story cards.

dash lego club buildit bios.

dash normal bionicle.com 2001 bios.

Footer. An old Bionicle mask, eaten away by fungi and molds.