Toa Stones (= '.' =)

In 2001 we were introduced to the Mata Nui and Makuta stones in the Legend of Mata Nui, as well as the six Toa stones. These Toa stones don’t have faces. So I’ve drawn what I think they might have looked like if their masks had been drawn in that tribal style.



I was also trying to make the Nuva symbols represent something in nature so…

Tahu’s is a volcano.
Gali’s represents the ocean.
Pohatu’s is suppose to be rock layers.
Onua’s is a rock with an amethyst geode inside.
(I’m at a loss with Lewa’s)
Kopaka is icicles (sort-of)

And Takanuva’s is a sun beam.

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Tahu: “I told you so!”

Onua: Got caught eating during midnight.

Pohatu: Holding in a sneeze.

Gali: “I’m not in the mood to deal with you guys.”

Lewa: “I have a secret. Hehehehe…”

Kopaka: “…”

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lol

The earth symbol on him does kinda look like a piece of pizza…

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These are accurate representations.
I agree.

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Hey pretty good,definitely how i’d imagine them

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I was also trying to make the Nuva symbols represent something in nature so…

Tahu’s is a volcano.
Gali’s represents the ocean.
Pohatu’s is suppose to be rock layers.
Onua’s is a rock with an amethyst geode inside.
(I’m at a loss with Lewa’s)
Kopaka is icicles (sort-of)

And Takanuva’s is a sun beam.

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I assume that Lewa’s is supposed to be a tree.

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I like Kopaka’s, I think it’s pretty cool. Eh? Anyone?

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…Takanuva had a Nuva Symbol? :o

I honestly never knew that.

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It’s not canon.

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Tis true but I still like it anyway.

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I’m not saying it’s bad, I’m just saying it’s not widely known because it technically doesn’t exist.

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I really like the toa stones

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These are amazing. Well done!

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There is a lot of character in these.

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Dunno, but the symbol reminds me of one of those melons

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I actually can’t see the image.

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This is beautiful. Great interpretations, they look fantastic!

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Thanks. =D

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