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Lehvak-Kal: You destroyed my friends! You ejected me into space! I will never work with you, Toa!
Moaning from the MU residents brought back wrong on the red star
Lehvak-Kal: You know, I think we got off on the wrong foot. Unity is a virtue!
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Which Krana-Kal do you think each of the Bohrok-Kal used?
We see several of their Krana physically during various events in the story, for example, we know that Tahnok-Kal was using a Za-Kal at the time Onua and Pohatu defeated it, and Kohrak-Kal and Nuhvok-Kal had the Su-Kal and Xa-Kal respectively during their attempt to free the Bahrag.
While they likely started switching Krana based on the situation at hand once they had the support of the Bohrok-Va (honestly, I’d love to see the Bohrok-Kal being accompanied by a whole squad of Va carrying their alternate Krana-Kal so they can switch out as necessary), I do think it’s possible to determine which carried what.
Tahnok-Kal, being the leader, likely used a Za-Kal most of the time. Za-Kal’s power was Telepathy, the same as its non-Kal counterpart, though it gains the added ability to sense strong emotion.
Among normal Bohrok, Krana Za was used by squad leaders (which is probably why it was the one used to control high-value targets like Matau and Lewa), while Xa commanded entire swarms, but Xa-Kal is now the key to awakening the Bahrag, so Za being promoted to the “Overseer” rank makes sense, and it’s probably thus the leader’s Krana of choice.
Maybe Tahnok-Kal lost access to this Krana after Onua and Pohatu took it, I’m not really sure if there were multiple copies of each Krana-Kal made.
Kohrak-Kal having Su-Kal makes sense too. Su-Kal is another Krana-Kal that shares its power with the default Krana version, adding endurance and temperature-resistance to the extant super-strength. Kohrak-Kal had to operate in Ko-Wahi (though either Greg messed up the powers or the Kal were together when they took Kopaka’s symbol, because Matoro is defeated by Gravity, not Sonics), and, like its counterpart among the Toa Nuva, it was also the lone wolf of the Kal.
Unlike Kopaka, of course, this was less by choice, and more because its teammates legitimately couldn’t stand it. Kohrak-Kal was so powerful that its sonic abilities were actually dangerous for the other Kal to be around.
With that in mind, it makes sense that Kohrak-Kal would usually have Su-Kal as its choice, it would need superior physical might if it was to operate alone.
Nuhvok-Kal is the bearer of Xa-Kal. Xa-Kal is the most important of the bunch, being vitally necessary for their mission, though it wouldn’t surprise me if multiple Bohrok-Kal used Xa-Kal during their attempt to free the Bahrag, just in case one or more of them were disabled.
Still, Nuhvok-Kal is one of the more powerful Bohrok-Kal, and using it as the vessel for the key would be a smart choice.
So that’s half of them, but can we work out the others? In my opinion, yes, at least partially.
Pahrak-Kal is the easiest one. Pahrak-Kal was the member of the team that found the Bahrag, and hey, look, they had a Krana-Kal for exactly that. Ca-Kal is the “Seeker” Krana-Kal, trading out its counterparts shielding power in favour of a new one that links it mentally to the Bahrag and allows it to track them. And it doesn’t give the user headaches to tell them they’re getting closer, sucks to be you, Hahli.
Greg is inconsistent on how great the range of the Krana’s power is, but given that Pahrak-Kal specifically was the one to do the exact job that the Ca-Kal was made for, I’d say that it did so by using Ca-Kal.
From here, it’s more vague, but there’s some conjecture that could suggest an answer for Gahlok-Kal.
During the theft of the symbols, it was Gahlok-Kal and Nuhvok-Kal who took Lewa’s symbol. They both escaped very quickly, and Gahlok-Kal in particular went all the way from the southern reaches of Le-Wahi to Po-Koro in the north, to take Pohatu’s symbol and cover him in goats.
With that in mind, I’d suggest that Gahlok-Kal used the Vu-Kal, which grants the user super-speed, both on the ground and through the air, to get from one location to the other at such a pace.
That leaves only Lehvak-Kal, and while normally the answer would just be “Whichever one’s left,” unfortunately we have eight Krana shapes, and there are actually three remaining unclaimed Krana-Kal.
So what does Lehvak-Kal do in the story? It’s described as relying on ambush tactics, disappearing into the jungle to evade its opponents, and is the one that took Onua’s symbol. And frustratingly, all three of the remaining options fit at least part of that role. Bo-Kal gave it night vision and x-ray vision, Yo-Kal allowed it to actually tunnel through the ground at an accelerated rate, and Ja-Kal gave it radar and enhanced senses.
Fortunately, there’s an answer for this, because Lehvak-Kal was one of the three that fused into their Kaita form. Kaita for all three forms of Bohrok are named for the Krana that controls them, and in this case, the Kaita is named “Ja”, and as Lehvak-Kal is the only one without a confirmed or speculated Krana-Kal, and as it also forms the head of the Kaita, I think it’s safe to say that Lehvak-Kal had the Ja-Kal. The same is true of the opposite Kaita, having Tahnok-Kal form the head, and being named “Za.”
I’ve typed -Kal so often that it’s lost all meaning.
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Okay so Bionicle plot bunny that I’m surprised no one’s done anything with: What if, instead of burning up on atmospheric re-entry... Lehvak-Kal survived his descent to Spherus Magna and just like
has to deal with the fact that not only is it the last of the Bohrok-Kal, and quite possibly the last Bohrok full stop
but also the fact that what it was built to protect now lies in ruin
What does a sentient Roomba do when the surface it was built to clean is irreparably broken? Is a Bohrok capable of finding its own purpose in this strange new world? To what measure can the Bohrok-Kal achieve true sapience?
I dunno, I like the Bohrok-Kal and I think it’d make for a fun bit of worldbuilding
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Lehvak-Kal
the kal had some dark deaths but lehvak's was kinda funny
motherfucker just shot up into space
he got done dirty by Greg
you tellin me that lad wouldn't survive re entering the atmospher? yeah right
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In response to "grey areas of the Toa Code" in relation to the Bohrok-kal specifically, i thought their Krana survived? I could be remembering it wrong, but i thought there was a sentence or two stating that while the robotic bodies were destroyed, their Krana all jumped ship and scuttled off
Well, except for Lehvak-Kal who's just
It's kind of unclear (at least to me) whether the krana-kal were the mind of the Kal or whether the machine body itself was sapient. The story seems a little inconsistent on that...
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If we got the Baterra and then a space focused wave of sets later, we'd have a second Lehvak Kal set
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Well, thanks to the Biopack, as suggested by @xenon-noble, this is looking a lot better! I still need to tweak some of the color choices, (Tahnok-Kal and Pahrak-Kal have been particularly uncooperative, and I may need to resort to creating colors entirely out of lego's past or present catalogue to get a satisfactory result, and I've also been reconsidering Lehvak-Kal as well) but having the proper printings definitely helps a lot. Thank you!
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I think it’s hilarious that Lehvak-Kal is canonically still alive and they’ve just been in orbit
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Darn. I built Cahdok, and it's resulted in me not having enough of the blue body piece to build Gahlok. I am so close to having all the Bohrok. I have the parts to build Tahnok Kal, the last Kal I need, But I'm missing parts of Tahnok and Gahdok. Got 3 Lehvak Kal though. I also have the parts to build a Bohrok that'd look like the Boxor, which is... interesting.
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A1, A20, B13, C6 for the BIONICLE asks?
A1. Favourite character?
Kopaka. Simple as.
A20. Favourite Bohrok?
Pretty big on Nuhvok and Gahlok, as well as Lehvak-Kal. I'd like the Bahrag more if they weren't as... useless in-story. Kinda same for the Kal.
B13. Favourite analog game?
I only have ever played Bionicle: The Quest Game and that Thornax game (both by myself) so. I'd probably have to vote for Quest for the Masks because all the trading cards had good art, even if it was all pilfered from other material.
C6. What character do you think is underrated?
Guardian, Tyrant, all the MNOGII matoran, the Makuta of Stelt, Johmak, Botar's replacement
Thanks for the ask!
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The Outlaw Bohrok-Kal
Not even 3 hours and I’m already thinking about this post again. Specifically... If Lehvak-Kal shot straight up into space and kept going.... Would he just hit Bara Magna? Assuming he doesn’t make a Bohrok-Krater, what would he even do at that point?
For some reason I’m imagining a small agori town grinding to a halt as this weird freaking bug walks right into town and asks where the karzahni he is. Some shenanigans later and Lehvak-Kal is the village gladiator/sheriff equivalent, keeping the peace and chasing out miscreants.
The Bohrok-Kal were able to knock the Toa Nuva around, so I don’t think Skrall or Bone Hunters are going to fare much better. Bohrok are supposed to clean up, right? So If Lehvak-Kal can’t complete his duty to free the Bahrag, he might as well clean up this town.
...Eventually He meets up with Pahrak-Kal after he gets freed from where he melted himself down into a hole somewhere between the GSR’s face and Metru Nui
...Later than that, one of the Toa Nuva walks into the town’s law office to get information on something and freeze as they see Lehvak-Kal sitting at the desk.
“I lived, bitch.”
#Lehvak-Kal#Pahrak-Kal#Bohrok-Kal#Bohrok as the protagonists of a spaghetti western-style plot was something I never knew I needed but here we are#bionicle#bonkle#byzrambles
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It seemed appropriate
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[[OOC: Someone really should do a version of the "Shooting Star" meme with Lehvak-Kal. Just saying.]]
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in this world u either yeet or get yeeted
#bionicle#bionicle art#bionicle memes#lego bionicle#biological chronicle#2002#meme#lego#yeet#bohrok#round boy#roundboy#krana#bohrok-kal#lehvak#tahnok#gahlok#nuhvok#pahrak#kohrak#2003#art#bad art#bad bionicle art#bonkles#maskposting#join bionicle maskposting#matoran#acid#constraction
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Kohrok Va Kal was fun to build, especially the dual purpose arms. I think I might've built this guy around the same time I did Tahnok Va Kal? Or was it Lehvak Va Kal 🤔
Ah well, the timing is kind of irrelevant, all that matters is that he's built, and a render exists.
Fluff under the cut as always.
Cloud like diamonds halo and slither around the summit. Crystalline rime frosts the edges of mercurial passages, unnavigable, and false.
Silver as stone amidst the white of snow, you sit upon a vault of glass, whose throne bottlenecks unworthy herald to your glacial judgement.
You see, as they do, through eyes sky blue. Translucent. Frozen.
Eternal.
To trespass upon your consecrated ground is sin, and you will not suffer them a single mercy, as you watch with cold cruelty.
"I will guide you. I will give you clarity, so that by your clarity you may exist."
To clean it all, the land must have example of what is to be considered clean.
Entropic, and uncompromising, as the rime through which you see.
Kohrok.
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