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In the end of the last Ultimate War, which was a very long endeavor through 100 different planets with the total forces of good versus the embodiments of evil itself, Good once again triumphed over evil in a final spectacular showdown on Cybertron. At the very last moments, Veno Galius and the Toa of Time Vahiki, former enemies in the very beginning, landed a finishing blow of fused Holy light on the rampaging Zaiuka, purifying his heavily corrupted soul and ending the war. After his defeat, the alliance of Good decided not to fight on the rest of the 100 planets, as Evil had been thwarted from all of them already. Most of the war's participants left for their home planets when it was over, but some chose to stay with their allies and help rebuild each-other, including some humans (surprisingly). (See more...)

• That the Administrator of Modpedia has split personalities? (lol)
• That Mask of Destiny is the second largest Bionicle fan forum ever in the internet?
• That the Member Rapi Originally was Called Rapanui, Which is the True Name of Easter Island (Rapa-Nui)

• In Case You Missed It

Posted by Mark on October 26, 2006: You obviously have an interest in the upcoming BIONICLE Heroes video games, Travellers Tales is obviously interested in keeping you interested, and obviously we are interested in keeping everyone happy. Toward that end, here again are some important links for BIONICLE Heroes (in case you missed them):

1. Official Download Site for the PC Demo
2. Text Q&A with TT Games
3. Video Q&A with TT Games, different from above

• There are quite a few new pages made by our beloved members. These include:

1. Kaden Rapius
2. *Tahu nuva kid*
3. Role-playing Game -Official (~Z)
4. Lost (RPG) -Official
5. Ultimate War -Official (~Z)

Bionicle Heroes is a 3D video game of the third-person shooter(though the DS version will be first person) genre to be released in November 2006 by TT Games. You play as the Toa Inika, the Piraka and a few other bonus characters. You must destroy enemies, solve puzzles to progress, and throughout the game, maximize your individual special powers (Example: the ability to use your vision to activate objects, construct vehicles and platforms, or even binocular vision) and gain better and deadlier weapons.

Bionicle Heroes will have 25 levels and 19 bosses (six of which are the Piraka). Players will be able to upgrade weapons throughout the game, starting with ones resembling the Toa Mata's tools; armor and abilities can also be upgraded.

A playable demo is now available. (See more...)