User:Aqua Iruini

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As a Matoran, Aquartis was an entertaining Story-Teller residing in Ga-Zoo on Boosh-Nui, a small surface island with just one Toa where Matoran can be either gender regardless of element. He had a strong sense of both humour and honour, always fair and against cheating, similar to most of his fellow Ga-Matoran. However, others often found him rather annoying and he soon found himself sticking closely to just a few close friends. Some Matoran (including himself) later formed the Chronicler Party as one friend, a female Ta-Matoran named Dew, became Chronicler.

Toa Plum, the lone female Toa of Plantlife, one day picked up 5 pebbles from a Ga-Zooan beach as directed by the 2 Turaga. The plan was to bestow a small amount of Toa Power to a number of stones and place them into the care of the members of the Chronicler Party. Should new heroes ever be needed, it was believed the Party could deliver them. As Plum did what she was told, she found herself feeling rather strange - she had transformed into Turaga. Nevertheless, after everyone had adjusted to this surprising change, she did her duty and gave 1 Toa Stone to each of the Chronicler's Party to keep safe.

One afternoon, the party found itself travelling to Ko-Zoo along a narrow quagmire, when all of a sudden an unusual Rahi jumped out and startled everyone. They all slipped on the mud and ended up sliding down towards a pool of what Dew had described as Energized Protodermis. Fearing his life, Aquartis pulled out his Toa Stone, frantically wishing for a miracle. On seeing this, the 4 other Matoran all did the same. Just as the desperate Matoran hit the pool, a bright flash of white light was released...

The power of the Energized Protdermis had bestowed each Toa a unique gift:

• Toa Aquartis - now the Toa Boosh of Water and Shadows and Leader of the Toa Boosh. He wields a turquoise Great Kualsi in the form of a Great Kakama with a scope, and the Marina Scythe, through which he channels his element.
• Toa Zelaqua - now the Toa Boosh of Water and Light. She wields a blue Great Sanok in the shape of a Noble Rau and the twin Sundial Blades, through which she channels her element.
• Toa Dew - now the Toa Boosh of Fire, her gift was less prominent in the form of a strange design on her armour. However, when she channels her element through her Lightning Bow, it is intertwined with electricity. She also wields an Orange Great Mask of Rahi Control in the form of a Great Rau.
• Toa Kazoo - now the Toa Boosh of Plantlife, his gift was less fortunate in that he had grown mentally unstable. However, he now wields a Silver Elemental Great Mask of Magnetism in the shape of a Great Komau and the Pendulam Axe.
• Toa Dooby - now the Toa Boosh of Stone, he has gained the ability to communicate with the Rahi Dikapi. He wields a Yellow Great Hau in the form of a Noble Hau and two Rock Sheilds, through which he channels his element.

One morning, the island's Makuta, Pyrogue, grew tired and bored of her secluded lifestyle. She quickly attacked and kidnapped one of Aquartis' weaker friends, Toa Dooby. Using her one surviving Shadow Leech from various experiments, the Makuta corrupted Dooby and he became a Toa of Shadow. Using his gift, he raised a Dikapi army, which was stored in SubGaia.

On hearing of his disappearance, the remaining Toa Boosh travelled to the SubGaian entrance in Po-Zoo. On the way, Aquartis discovered the unusual Rahi that had previously startled the group. He chose to call this previously undiscovered breed of Rahi 'Sheep' and named this specimen 'Minty'. Now riding Minty as his mount, Aquartis continued his journey with the other Toa Boosh.

Upon arriving in Po-Zoo, the team experienced first-hand Dooby's corruption. The defeated Toa stood and swore to one day defeat Makuta Pyrogue and save Toa Dooby. And so began a long, but most importantly, honourable quest...

2001

• Kanohi Mask Pack (various)
• Vakama
• Nokama
• Matau
• Onewa
• Whenua
• Nuju
• Tahu
• Gali
• Lewa
• Pohatu
• Onua
• Kopaka
• Tarakava
• Nui-Jaga
• Nui-Rama
• Muaka & Kane-Ra
• Manas

2002

• Krana Pack (various)
• Kanohi Nuva and Krana Pack (various)
• Tahnok Va
• Gahlok Va
• Lehvak Va
• Pahrak Va
• Nuhvok Va
• Kohrak Va
• Tahnok
• Gahlok
• Lehvak
• Pahrak
• Nuhvok
• Kohrak
• Tahu Nuva
• Gali Nuva
• Lewa Nuva
• Pohatu Nuva
• Onua Nuva
• Kopaka Nuva
• Boxor x2

2003

• Kanohi Nuva & Krana-Kal Pack (various)
• Kopeke
• Matoro
• Hahli
• Hewkii
• Hafu
• Macku
• Tahnok Kal
• Gahlok Kal
• Lehvak Kal
• Pahrak Kal
• Nuhvok Kal
• Kohrak Kal
• Turahk
• Kurahk
• Vorahk
• Takua & Pewku
• "Poisoned" Hau Nuva Mask

2004

• Kanoka Disk Launcher Pack (various)
• Vhisola
• Tehutti
• Ahkmou
• Ehrye
• Toa Vakama
• Toa Nokama
• Toa Matau
• Toa Onewa
• Toa Whenua
• Toa Nuju
• Nuurakh
• Bordakh
• Vorzakh
• Turaga Dume & Nivawk
• Krekka
• Toa Lhikan & Kikanalo

2005

• Rhotuka Spinners (various)
• Norik
• Bomonga
• Iruini
• Toa Hordika Onewa
• Toa Hordika Matau
• Roporak
• Keelerak
• Suukorak
• Toa Iruini
• Toa Norik

2006

• Kazi
• Piruk
• Dalu
• Zaktan
• Thok
• Toa Jaller
• Toa Hahli
• Toa Hewkii
• Axonn

2007

• Dekar
• Thulox
• Morak
• Ehlek
• Toa Mahri Jaller
• Toa Mahri Hewkii
• Toa Mahri Hahli
• Karzahni

2008

• Photok
• Gavla
• Vamprah