What difference does it make if they are horde enemies or not?
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I really dunno.
This is what hype does to your brain.
To justify me buying a hundred of em.
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@Triple Psssshhh. Just a hundred? Scrub. I’m buying 300, and I’m putting them all over my floor. 
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RIP any animals you own.
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Am I the only one who thinks the finalized MoCo is an improvement over any other version of it?
I honestly don’t get why people hate it
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I do not hate it, I just find it dull. Not nearly as cool as the prelim and the animation versions.
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I find that the finalized one doesn’t look dorky or misshapen like the preliminary one. Everyone else will come around in time and realize the folly of their ways. XD
Nah, I really don’t see why the community is so torn over something as trivial as a preliminary design that’s only subjectively better than the one we have now. It is what it is though. They have their reasons, we have ours. 
Edit: Ugh, sometimes when I look at the creatures combined with the Toa it looks like the Toa are wearing those dorky looking Spanish helmets. Must. Unsee. <.<
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Like the Conquistadors? The top is not nearly as tall enough. It looks more like a pelt or visor to me.
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The Toa prolly just decided to protect them fragile golden masks. so they killed some animals and are wearing them as a pelt.
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I don’t really see the creatures as pelts on the Toa. I see them more as being junked for their mechanical parts and armoring.
Edit: @RaptorTalon Shhhhhhh… XD
This brings my question back up! Are the creatures like… mentally gone forever when they combine with the Toa orrrr…?
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So…
like pelts?
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I think they just link with the Toa to give them a power boost, but that’s just me.
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Pretty sure the creatures combine with the Toa and they become ‘one’ with them…for a short-term effect
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I hope they get a mental link as well, giving the Toa (as well as the audience) insight on the history of the creatures and their purpose.
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Have to put in my two cents. Bzpower reviews are really, really boring. In my opinion Terek looks pretty good, I am a bit disappointed by how hollow the head it, but how else would it attach solidly to the toa’s heads.
Onua looks awesome as usual, enough said.
Tahu looks better than I though it would. His build reminds me of Bleach characters who are generally very tall and thin.
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Exactly what I was thinking. There is no other way Lego could have done the head-connection thing without them being hollow.
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Man I gotta see Onua more…are there any more pics of him available yet?? I would assume that he’d be the next set to be reviewed…since they started with Terak. But I dunno.
One set a week? Man…I’d just stay up all night reviewing these sets as soon as I got them…sigh more waiting.
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@lambda_cla3391 They usually review one set a week soooooooooooooooo… I wouldn’t get my hopes up for anything too soon.
Edit: Take off the side vents and the pointy chin thing, and Tahu’s new mask looks like His Nuva mask, but BETTER.
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so that means…By the time they get past four sets…
people will be buying them…
GG BZP. Go die in a hole.
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