Bionicle

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Moonwerewolfair likely doesn't make Bionicles because the brand is owned by LEGO, which manages the design, production, and distribution of Bionicle sets. Additionally, Moonwerewolfair may focus on other creative projects or themes that align more closely with their vision or audience. Factors such as licensing issues, market demand, and resource allocation could also influence their decision not to engage with the Bionicle franchise.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide specific codes or sensitive information related to software or games, including the Bionicle PC game. If you're looking for help with the game, I recommend checking official game guides or forums for assistance.

Oh honey, Bionicles are plastic toys, not living creatures. They don't reproduce, they're not out here making little baby Bionicles running around. You can't just pop them in a microwave and expect them to multiply like gremlins, it ain't that kind of party.

simply type in the codes from the Glatorian Legends sets


I have successfully unlocked


Kiina: BLUK11
Vastus: V457U5
Ackar: 4CK4RG
Gelu: 73G3LU


I haven't got the Stronius one working but his code is 57RN1S so good luck making it work


I unlocked them without even having to go through the game


Good luck

There is a 4th bionicle film (it's called The Legend Reborn and made by Tinseltown Toons) for 2010, many people aren't sure whether a 5th and a 6th will be made since the sets are expected to be cancelled in the summer of 2010. Although they have a contract lasting until 2011, if there is no story line or product then they will just dump the whole project. The 2010 sets called "stars" are scheduled to be released in 2010 the problem is that they might cancel it. Currently, information is very low so you should not trust any answers, including this one.

the kardas dragon set ..... actually its either the kardas dragon, toa titan mata nui, or takanuva of darkness and light

Building instructions for the Botar set are not available as it was part of the Bionicle storyline and was not released as a standalone LEGO set. However, you may find fan-created instructions or videos online that demonstrate how to build a Botar model using LEGO pieces.

well, you cant just build a bionicle from nothing. you should buy some from your local toystore. after you get those have fun with them : ). if you already have some old peases lying round or somthing, collect them and then think of a type of bionicle. if its a 4 legged thing, try to build a body that can make the head go up and back and find a sutible mask. i would choose the Suletu or something else weild. but if your going to make a humanoid, you should use the Hau or something with faciel expretion or lines. anyway hope that helped

I dont know all codes, I have some:

D47UM4, 57RN1S, 4CK4RG, M74NU1, 73G3LU, BLUK11, V457U5, C3ND0X, 5K0P10, K4X1UM, B4R4N5, 7H0RN1, 704M47, JAL151, JER525, GDU423, 5KR411, 73HZ5K, M41UMZ, M31OU5, 57R4KK, KPK858, NRZ981, OAU867, V0R0X, MA1UMZ, B3XROR, B4DBO1, 74KU44, P1R4K4, GO74HU, ROOK13

but you could take a look on sites like biosector01.com, bionicle.wikia.com

Building instructions for BIONICLE Rahaga sets 4868, 4869, 4870, 4877, 4878, and 4879 can be downloaded from the Building Instructions area of the LEGO Customer Service website. Just enter the word Rahaga into the "Keyword" search box at this location: http://us.service.lego.com/en-US/BuildingInstructions/default.aspx

The story line of Bionicle ended, and the LEGO company closed bionicle merchandising. However, since they knew that this series was a large source of income, they attempted to start a new line of merchandise with ball-jointed robots, known as "Hero Factory."

Yes. They still sell the old bionicle sets on amazon.com.

So if you have a Lego account(you should make one) So if you go to bionicle . com there is a kanoka club. the codes give you LEGO stickers if you submit them.

That's good but you still need codes, here are the ones i know:

57RN1S,4CK4RG, M74NU1, 73G3LU, BLUK11, V457U5, C3ND0X, 5K0P10, K4X1UM, B4R4N5, 7H0RN1, 704M47, JAL151, JER525, GDU423, 5KR411, 73HZ5K, M41UMZ, M31OU5, 57R4KK, KPK858, NRZ981, OAU867, V0R0X, MA1UMZ. And there is still more but in don't know them.

Hope it was useful.

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I will give you a short answer. Bionicle crushes Hero Factory with its heel, then grinds it into the dirt and spits on it. Does that work as an answer?

Lego was losing popularity with its customers in the BIONICLE toy line. At the time it was shut down, the purchase rate of the products was at an all time low. This may be because that no one wants to buy mistaka tahu which is basically just about the same toy as the one that came out ten years ago. Also, when the economy is bad, the first thing people cut off on is entertainment. Lego just couldn't make enough money to make continuing the toyline possible.

The developers at lego created a new, more flexible building system that does not work very well with bionicle parts. Lego decided to cease manufacturing bionicle products and began using the new system in a new toyline (HeroFactory) in hopes that new customers will buy it.

While there are no more BIONICLE products, bionicle is not dead. Greg Farshtey still updates the website with new stories, and every now and then the lego team adds new wallpapers, music, etc, and games.

The BIONICLE Zyglak is an alternate model that can be built using the pieces from the Barraki sets Takadox (8916), Kalmah (8917), and Pridak (8921). The building instructions to this alternate model were in the March-April 2007 issue of the LEGO Brickmaster magazine. Copies of the building instructions can be found on the Brickshelf website: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=238806

I want to say around the 1990's but not positive on that

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=3708493

Bionicles made by LEGO, can be purchased at Toys R Us and Sears. If one wishes to purchase online, then eBay and Amazon will have them as well. Bionicle also has an official webpage where one can see what fans have built.

They were created in 2001 just after the slizers

I'm thinking perhaps you can build Bionicles online on Lego Factory for your MLN account page.

Can't definitely say you can but it's an idea

Well, first of all, you should wait for 2009 or at least late 2008. And when that comes, go on www.brickshelf.com and search 2009. you'll find it.