Anyways, discuss here about your nostalgic trip through the non-canon interactive animations featuring the Piraka and the Toa Inika! What did you like? What didn’t you like?
I remember how the music in the beginning really freaked me out as a kid, so I would skip the intro as fast as I could.
I didn’t remember any of the mini-games except for the last one. I remember I liked it, but I had a hard time with it. Which is odd, because in hindsight it seems rather easy.
I loved the piraka animations, I remember waiting for new ones to come out, the only one i hated doing was Avak’s game where you blow up the mountain because I made it to like 95 and time ran out
I don’t know why to make these. It is clear that they were made to promote products, but it would be nice if they tell an actual story, not some non-canon garbage. And it is also doubtful how big promotion value is for Inika, as half of them are wrong colored.
Because having the Toa Inika dormant in rocks shaped like their masks, inside a giant booby-trapped cave (presumably designed by the Toa Inika themselves) makes so much sense in canon.
Yeah what was up with that? Why not have the toa show up at the very least? Why were they just in those rocks? What were they doing there? Do they get bored?
I liked these animations quite a bit back in the day, although the final minigame was kinda weird and the Inika matching things confused me.
The Piraka’s actions seemed surprisingly sporadic to a six/seven year old me, and gave them a feel that I wasn’t used to with villains. I had always assumed villains were organized and deliberate like the Makuta’s forces and Bohrok had been in previous years.
Not to mention that the animations have a pretty cool comic book aesthetic and relatively good quality to them that’s apparent when you don’t have a horrible computer.