Yeah, I agree with you on that. I think you may have misunderstood what I was saying.
I agree that telekinetic deflection/reflection is a great physical combat technique; it was all the other methods (hiding, creating illusions, etc.) that are moreso about avoiding physicality than assisting with it.
Thank you for interesting opinion and comments! 
So I reply each topic, friends!
Thank you @SirKeksalot !!
This is a very accurate point. 
Sure, there could be a power difference between Psi-Telekinesis and matatu’s.
However, first of all, you seems that Orde is thinking about using Telekinesis and Sanok together, but this is not what I thought - yes, of course it’s a good combo. It may makes fantastic example usage. But I see Sanok as “a completely different power than his Psionic”.
Please don’t bepulled by the impression of the fact that “moving an object with invisible force”.
It’s similar “Virtually elemental boost”(just like that Gali has excellent vital capacity, but with Kaukau she gets more GREAT underwater activity time than other water Toa), but No: Sanok is not related to telekinesis.
So, of course, Orde can also “throw with his own hands” to get the full power of Sanok-the power of an absolute hit sniper - As long as you “aim”, it’s a magic bullet that will always hit your enemy at the end, no matter what wall or cliff you hit and diffusely reflect, like Hewkii did for Vezok.
In other words, Sanok is a “mask that can make your attacks absolutely hit.”
Every attack you make, whether at a distance or at a short distance, is not wasted, and every time you attack, it semi-automatically determines that your enemy will be damaged. This is what’s important.
Plus, in my opinion, Ce-Toa’s Telekinesis is probably at or above the same power level as Matatu can deliver.
The reason is that I got an answer like this in Ask greg before.
This quote is about Suletu, not Matatu, but I thought it could probably be interpreted as an example of a mask contained in Elemental powers called “Psionics”.
And here Greg responds like this.
Reading this response suggests that a mask with a portion of Psionics power (in this case Suletu) will not reach the entire area of The Elemental Power, which is classified as “Psionics”.
However, you may think that this alone is “questionable!” Therefore, I would like to quote one more thing.
In this answer, Greg states that “Mask of Psionics” is upward compatible with “masks related to psionics” such as Suletu. (His addendum is a “warning about how to use” after affirming that fact.)
From these replies, I interpreted “Ce-Toa’s Elemental’s maximum power are never lower than the output of Suletu or Matatu.”
Addendum:
(The “example of Psionics Element” are Ce-Toa-Disk / Mask of Psionics instead of Ce-Toa in those, However, this quote proves that the “output difference problem” that may occur there is not a concern.)
But even with all these citations, if Ce-Toa’s telekinesis “physical” is lower than Matatu, Sanok’s usefulness remains the same: remember. Sanok is not a Psionics related mask.
Regardless of the output of telekinesis, it works well with Sanok alone. Performance does not depend on User’s Psionic-elemental and is stable.
Also, Greg once made a very interesting response. This:
From this answer, it can be confirmed that Sanok has the effect of “adding kinetic energy that should normally decline steadily to the thrown object and increasing the power when hitting the target”.
This is extremely effective for the purpose of “replenishing physical attack power”.
…But, of course, other masks like the one you illustrated are also attractive enough. 
I’m especially interested in the Mask of Emulation you illustrated as a second choice if Sanok-Orde is rejected!
This was an idea I didn’t have when I wrote this Topic!
(Of course, there is also my secret wish that we can finally get to know the design of the MoE’s front )
Thank you for Addendum, @Keplers !!
Yes, I know it! Ce-Toa are never “easy to beat” beings!
However, Ta-Toa, which can manipulate ultra-high temperatures and burn everything, is vulnerable to the cold.
In addition, Po-Toa, which has the strongest strength of 6Element, reduces their advantages in water (although Mahli Hewkii has adapted to some extent).
The “advantages” and “weaknesses” of each attribute are two sides of the same coin, so I thought Ce-Toa’s wakness was there.
This is also correct.
In the sense of “defeating the enemy”, both flames and Psionics are fully possible, which is why Ce-Toa is by no means a “weak Toa”.
(Rather, if I am a Makuta or Skakdi, and I must to fight with Toa, Ce-Toa is one of the Toa I don’t want to fight the most… 
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But I forgot to write one important thing in the text of Topic:
I also expected to Sanok to be a “fail-safe means of attack when the power effects of Psionics didn’t work for some reason.”
What I want to say is, that beings of MU’s/Magna’s are sometimes have resistance to Psionics-related powers.
First, Ce-Matorans has mind shielding, and the Order that studied them, has it for all members as well.
(I think there were other people with Anti-Psionic power, but for now, these are the only ones I can remember. 
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My thoughts may be “too worried,” but given that Orde is Toa, who survived the long history of MU’s birth and collapse, I thought that he appropriate to be a big veteran who understands the strengths and weaknesses of his Element, so I came up with this idea.
Thanks again @TheJerminator !!
I don’t think a lot of these are really redundant, so much as “able to do something Psionics does, but better”.
For example, the Volitak. You could use Psionics to hide your presence from nearby minds, but there are several drawbacks to this: you’d have to do it to every person who could see/hear you individually, it wouldn’t work on machines like the Vahki, it wouldn’t affect someone who is mentally shielded. The only drawback of the Volitak is that it won’t fool someone with an Elda/Rode. Same thing applies to the Huna and Mahiki.
I love your research and logic! (Not to mention the mace design)
Keep up the good work 
(Also, could you make an Orde design with less system? Because I’d love your mace designed to win the competition, and chances are the more system the moc has, the less likely it will be accepted)
I don’t think the use of System matters nearly as much as the final result, and the final result looks really good. I personally don’t care if the greebly bits are from System parts or Bionicle parts as long as it looks good.
Thank you @Willess12 !!
Sure, Volitak and Huna can’t fool machines. After all, I think it is important to “think about how to use” the mask. 
Thank you @Fighter101 !!
I’m so glad you liked my hypothesis and MOC design! 
And I’m so glad if you’re have a time and read this topic!(MOC page)
Toa Orde, the First man (ver.Bu / MOC for canon contest)
His armor design is the part I built with a great deal of attention to “such an appearance” rather than the pros and cons of using the system.
This is a bit off the topic of Topic, but I put a part of my soul into this Orde for this event, BIONICLE’s Canon Contest:which I’ve been dreaming about for almost all of my life.
I move forward, believing that this design will be accepted by many. If not, it’s a betrayal to all those who “like” this MOC until this moment.
I’m so glad if you understand my designing concept!
Thank you @TheJerminator !!
I’m really glad you think so! I am getting a lot of help from your activities and opinions…
The amount of system/bionicle doesn’t affect acceptance in the contest, but it does make a difference for some voters.
However, Bukkey’s Orde is beyond beautiful in both construction and aesthetic, and it’s my personal hope that some people vote for those over set-accuracy
I have put a ton of thought into how different powers work, what different powers can do that others can’t, what powers are simply more specialized to a specific task, etc. That bit about the Huna/Volitak just now is just the tip of the iceberg.
Regarding the Sanok for a Toa of Psionics:
I, personally, am ambivalent. I’m not big on accuracy as a power – it’s a good power to have, of course, but it’s not really flashy, like making yourself 60 feet tall, or fascinating, like manipulating the hand of fate. It’s just ‘you can throw stuff better’.
Regarding the look of the mask, I don’t really care much either. I actually don’t like viewing the ridges of the mask as a brain, because the imagery of a Bionicle character with an exposed brain is just downright creepy, so to me, there’s no particular draw to using it for Orde; but on the other hand, I don’t think it’s that ugly either.
But that’s not what we’re here to talk about, is it? We’re here to talk about whether a Toa of Psionics would wear a Sanok, and if it’s complimentary to their powers or redundant to their powers. Now that is where I have something to say.
So, is Psionics redundant? I’m going to go with no, for a few reasons:
So onto point 2: is it synergistic with Psionics?
I kinda already touched on this earlier: if it allows him to fling something telekinetically and hit a target, then yes, but is there anything else?
What about Ghid’s suggestion, that he fling his hammer and then Thor it back to him? I think this would be more difficult than you might assume. He can’t apply telekinesis to it until after it hits, or he loses the power of the Sanok. So he’d have to fling it, have it hit, and then grab it with telekinesis and pull it back. He could probably still pull it off, but not as easily as Thor. Granted, however, he has had years to practice.
Does it make up for Psionics’ lack of physical capability? Sorta, yeah. Like I said at the beginning, throwing a rock isn’t as flashy as shooting fire from your palms, but the Sanok makes it comparably effective. Considering he uses a mace – a blunt, handheld weapon – I think a Pakari would also be good.
Keks listed a Pakari as one of the masks that would be redundant with telekinesis, but I don’t think it is. I think this is one case where the Pakari is simply more efficient at what it does. Plus, it has the added benefit of increasing the user’s endurance.
Anyway, this has been my power talk.
Well, yeah. But he doesn’t really need to worry about it missing and taking longer to hit something with the Sanok.
I mean, Thor is also really stupidly overpowered. It was just the closest comparison that could exist.
Greatest advantage of a Sanok imo is being able to throw a punch from however far of a distance and have it collide with perfect accuracy - if it’s spiked, that’s even better.
Depending on how it’s thrown, it could be far greater than a punch, if leverage and angle is factored in
I don’t think mental blasts from a Toa of Psionics are a physical thing that can be aimed or dodged. Wouldn’t Orde just think about it and it happens?
This is true, but it begs the question: can the Sanok be reapplied when redirecting it? Could the mask be used again to ensure that the redirect is accurate?
Personally, I don’t see why it couldn’t.
Oh yeah, it’s a good comparison, that’s why I used it myself.
It depends upon how it works. Does he just focus on a mind, or can he send out a “psionic blast” that will headache whomever it hits? The fact that Toa of Psionics don’t need tools to use their power suggests the former, but if the latter is possible, then the Sanok could allow him to effectively “shoot” mental blasts. It would likely be quicker than having to focus in on a particular mind
It’s a very big maybe, I just wanted to throw it out there.
So here’s a thought: the fact that the mask allows you to aim ranged weapons suggests that it would work.
Here’s my thought process: if you’re using telekinesis to “throw” something, then you’re not throwing it yourself. You’re using telekinetic energy to throw it. It’s comparable to if Hewkii tried to make a stone hand pop up, pick up a sword, and throw it.
Then it hit me: using a weapon is basically the same thing. When Hewkii fired his Zamor shot, he wasn’t “throwing” the sphere – he was using the Launcher to throw the sphere. So that means the Sanok also works through something you’re manipulating. Accuracy with shooting a gun is similar to, but not the same as, accuracy in throwing something. So throwing something with telekinesis using the Sanok should work.
Nice elaboration! I think we need more use of the Inika masks and The Sanok seems a good choice. Too bad they do not connect in a traditional way. Anyone got any ideas for connecting them to Metru heads?
Willess:
Everyone else:
Ghid:
The question then is, is the accuracy in relation to a movement of the body, or through any projectile? Since Hewkii used the zamor sphere launcher, was the accuracy input before or after the zamor fired?
It would appear as though it was before, which means the Sanok’s accuracy was in relation to where the zamor sphere launcher was pointed. However, this means that the Sanok also calculated wind resistance, gravity, and loss of propulsion from the launcher in order to hit the exact point of contact between the two Piraka, which means the Sanok could pretty much hit literally anything no matter the distance as long as the target is stationary and the projectile has enough force in it.
If, however, the effects of the Sanok were applied post-firing, this means the Sanok is massively overpowered. Hewkii would have lost physical contact with the zamor almost immediately, which means the input of what target to hit was done post-propulsion, which means the zamor was being told what target to hit rather than perfect aiming. This would mean Hewkii could hit the Red Star with a pebble from the opposite side of Spherus Magna as long as it could survive the journey there, which I really hope isn’t the case because that makes the Sanok one of the most overpowered weapons in not just Bionicle, but any sci-fi story ever.
There are some slightly illegal methods, but I greatly prefer the KhingK Sanok to the ugly rubber one LEGO produced. If Orde won with this Sanok, Greg would canonize it as a mask of unknown design, but we all know what it’s supposed to be.
It depends.
On the one hand, it’s true that using a projectile weapon involves far less physical ability than throwing something, and the Sanok still works. This would imply that the Sanok works for any aiming, regardless of whether it’s physical or not.
On the other hand, firing a weapon still involves some degree of muscle input to properly aim it. If the Sanok just works by allowing the perfect coordination and intuition necessary to throw and aim things, then it wouldn’t necessarily apply to telekinetic “throwing”.
On the other other hand, even if the Sanok does work through “muscle memory”, that muscle memory has to come from the brain, which is also the case for telekinetic movement.
At the end of the day, Greg has confirmed that the Sanok works for any kind of aiming. This would include telekinetic aiming as well.
Before.
The Sanok has no effect on a projectile once it is launched:
Isn’t there a custom one that’s the same as the regular one just with an axle?
(And if there isn’t, somebody should make one)
I haven’t seen a Sanok model for stud.io yet, so I’d be surprised if there were one. If there is, someone better post it so I can put it in stud.io
I have a rough 3d scan of the sanok that I could mod with an axle to fit metru heads. It could probably be smoothed out a little too to look better than it does now.
So lumpy.
I also modded the Bionicle heroes sanok to fit on metru heads with an axle, so that could work too. It is lacking some detail, but it still looks nice when printed out.
incidentally, the guy who made this topic has a way of connecting it to a Mata Head:
There is an option for an officially-recognized Sanok that isn’t the rubber one, but it’s not much better.
Canonically, this is also the shape of Hewkii’s organic Sanok, and therefore also the standard Sanok:
If it were to be upscaled, I see no reason it couldn’t be recognized as a Sanok the same way that Kualus’s fanmade mask is recognized as the shape of the Mask of Sensory Aptitude.
That one is a better option unless someone gets a better scan since the part is in LDD and I think studio too. It definitely could be upscaled. I saw someone do it with the minifig calix and suletu already.
The head fits, but the mask looks like its melting.
This looks strange too. If anyone wants it let me know.
