Kal (Giants) in Brickonicle [Characters][Worldbuilding][Pitch][Non-Canon]

At first, I wanted to make this post it’s whole thread, but I figured it’d be too complicated and confusing.

Creations of Karzahni:

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Kal Emanates:

  • Abbysion (The Giant of the Sea)

  • Manta Ray-like, has fifteen eyes spread all over his body

  • Very lage, fifteen meters in length

  • Peaceful herbivore, swims around Artakha.

  • Nyalathoth (The Dreaming One)

  • Said to lie deep within the ocean, but having enough power to show visions and mad dreams to all Matorans on Artakha.

  • Irarok (Dweller in the Deep) @DarkMaestro

  • Giant telepathic head with tentacles

  • Khambrass (Watcher in the Abyss)

  • Giant squid, thirty meters in length

  • Extremely intelligent, much more than average matoran

  • Has great ability to camoflage

  • (Changed the name to be more fitting)

Karzahnians

Cuthaxxi (Race)

  • Large, semi-aquatic
  • Two strong legs, pincers and tentacles for hands, shrimp-like heads with fins and a tentacle for mouth
  • Extremely intelligent, may be telepathic
  • All named in the tongue of the Great Beings

  • V’zyxon (The Guardian of Madness)

  • Created by Karzahni when he was imprisoned

  • Serves as his guardian aswell as companion (More of a toy, really)

  • Za’kaj (The Sleeper of the Deep)

  • Hybernating deep underground in Mangai, undiscovered

  • Kith’alh (The Hungering Death)

  • His body lays dead in deep jungles of Tiro, presumed to have died some time during the rule of Mantax.

The Faceless

  • Race of monsters
  • Tentacle dangling from their neck to their chest, having no head, thus earning their name
  • Average intelligence
  • Semi-aquatic

Very well! That’s it! I hope you’ll find it useful!

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I think the Faceless should be an individual with heightened intelligence and telepathy. Also, some of the titles for Emanates seem a bit too similar to some of the other titles.

Overall, I really like this addition for the topic. I’ve put all of these as Emanates, but all are Karzahnian (due to Karzahni’s limited abilities in creating matter).


Now adding Ekimite Kal that are listed as deceased and how:

Ekimites
Botar (The Bounty Hunter): second-in-command to Hydraxon. Wears the Kualsi (Mask of Teleportation). Able to bind individuals with solidified energy. Slain by Makuta in the Deeproot Jungle during the War of the Brothers.

Jerbraz (The Ghost): silent watcher of Matoran society. Wears the Huna (Mask of Invisibility). Fell to his death in Kanae during the War of the Brothers.

Johmak (The Unbreaking): Able to split her body and reform at will. Slain by Kith’alh at the Heart of Artakha during the War of the Brothers.

Tobduk (The Berserker): passionate warrior. Able to feed off of anger to grow stronger. Slain by Sidorak’s Visorak Horde in the Deeproot Jungle during the War of the Brothers.

Trinuma (The Orator): spokesperson and ambassador for the Ekimites to the Makutans and Matoran societies. Wears the Mask of Charisma to influence others’ thoughts and decisions. Slain by Makuta in Mangaia during the War of the Brothers.

Also adding two new Emanate species:
Ekimite
Energy Hound (species): adaptive biology. Able to sense and track energy signatures.
Image pending

Karzahnian
Kratana (species): aquatic. Possess venom imbued with varying visions of the future. Tied to the Mask of Alternate Futures.

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I just remembered, I have another idea for Karzahnian Enamite, this one very original.

Il’athrass (The Tree with Thousand Eyes)

  • A tree transformed into a Kal-like creature, located in TIro
  • Gargantuan in size, posseses thousands of branches, but cannot move
  • Relies on telepathy and intelligents
  • Can process mad dreams of future, past and present into the victim’s mind, completely confusing them or driving them mad
  • Has a thousand small and large eyes spread all over it.
  • Destroyed and burnt to the ground, presumably during the last years of Mantax’s rule of Tiro.
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I like this, very reminiscent of the Karzahni plant, but with a wider range of powers. Added!

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Introducing:

#Annona the Shadowed One
(under Precursor section)

Name based on potential storyline element (as discussed in this topic by myself and @RAKRONDEWL). LDD by the latter, and quite possibly the best designs thus far!

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Yeah, that’s pretty accurate.

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Page updated with images for Tren Krom. Drawnwork by @Oomatu, and LDD by @Celemimphar

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Page updated with hierarchy of being by @RAKRONDEWL

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Introducing:

Marendar (The Void Hunter): clandestine offspring and servant to Annona. Immune to elemental energy and mental-based powers. Able to track elemental energy and siphon it from source. Same build as Onua.

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I have made a LDD model concept of the Skrall Monarch.


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Which reminds me about introducing:

#The Skrall
humanoid beings spawned from mutated seed pods by Morbuzakh. Corrupted by Annona’s and Tren Krom’s shadows. Separated into various breeds (monarch, elite, warrior, psion).

Not sure if the Skrall should be 100% Morbuzakh-spawn, or if they should be captured and corrupted Matoran sealed within the pods and mutated by Morbuzakh’s enzymes. The second one seems too dark.

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I think they should be a combination of some sort but I am not sure what with. If it was with matoran, it could be kind of like the Bohrok from g1. On the other hand, I think I prefer them being expandable horde enemies that have pure dark sources.
Maybe Morbuzakh’s seed pods could be mutated by Marendar to give them their semi humanoid form and possibly heightened resistance to elemental energy.

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Regarding Bohrok-like nature: I’m not sure how I feel about that. A bit too similar to the Bohrok origin, in my opinion.

Regarding expendable horde enemy: That sounds like a better origin: beings born out of the personifications of darkness; basically the stereotypical depiction of a demon.

Regarding Marendar’s influence on the seed pods: That’s not part of Marendar’s power set, unless you mean Marendar and Morbuzakh merge into a singular being by the former being willingly absorbed by the latter, thereby creating a horde of elemental vampires with their minds set on draining the life from the world, as well as the Nuva… I think that needs to be added to your pitch regarding the hypothetical Story Arc 3.

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This is exactly what I was envisioning.

I will revise the pitch tomorrow.:wink:

I had an idea I thought I’d run by you.
What if Annona cloned herself with Umarak’s ability and was fighting the Toa in the well but was also fighting the Kal and matoran on the island? The Annona on the island could then add to Morburzakh seed pods to create the Skrall. In the end both Annonas would be connected in some way and the death of the one in the well would also kill the one on the island. All the Skrall would then also be destroyed upon her destruction, kind of like how all the Sauron’s creations are killed at the end of the Return of the King.
I am not sure how I personally feel about this idea and may like yours a little more but I would still like your opinion.

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Regarding Annona cloning herself: Since Annona is the primary Precursor already, her death would kill her offspring anyway.

Regarding Annona aiding in making the Skrall: I think Marendar should be enough for that part, based on the outcome of the “fusion.”

Regarding film homages: Technically, the orc armies fled and died off later, but there’s a battle happening at a volcano, so I can’t nitpick :laughing:. I think it’s a combination of Phantom Menace and Return of the King, plus a little Horcrux magic from Deathly Hallows.

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Ah, I wasn’t sure if we decided how the connection to Annona worked. Since it works that way, a second Annona wouldn’t make sense.

I was just trying to find a convenient way to kill off the Skrall horde but since it already exists, there is no reason to have Annona directly involved.

No, you are right. I remembered the scene wyong; I thought all of Sauron’s armies were “swallowed up” by the ground after the unmaking of the Ring, I had forgotten that a few get away in the film.

Yeah, that’s a better way of explaining what I was trying to say.:laughing:

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Well, the TTV mentioned this pitch in their latest Brainstorm. Time to change this to non-canon.

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Truly a shame.

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Well, the TTV have the final say, hence the disclaimer at the very beginning of the pitch.
Silver lining: they have a lot of potential material they can work with, even if it’s not exactly as it’s been pitched.

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Wow this is amazing

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