Happy 810NICLE Day!
Wishing a very happy 25th anniversary to Bionicle! I've been busy storyboaring and animating for The Mangai Project animated webseries, so here's some art and memes I've made in the interim!

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Happy 810NICLE Day!
Wishing a very happy 25th anniversary to Bionicle! I've been busy storyboaring and animating for The Mangai Project animated webseries, so here's some art and memes I've made in the interim!

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An important (and fun) part of adapting villains in a Human Au is making them humanly awful. Like, they're probably not going to be violent on the daily (without consequence at least) but they've gotta maintain their villainy/nasty vibe somehow.
So, you gotta think to yourself "how would this character vent their insecurities/frustrations at the expense of others?" and work from there.
Needless to say I've been thinking about these idiots a lot.
Piraka Reidak
Thinking about the Piraka’s vision powers and how they're linked to their personalities.
Hakann is a bully and a manipulator, so his mental attacks and heat vision are pretty unsubtle metaphors for what he does to his allies and enemies alike. Fucks with their heads, and burns them in the end.
Thok is also a manipulator, but a much more insidious one. Thusly, his "spellbinding vision", which goes underutilized to a detrimental degree. We barely even know what it does other than make you lose your balance, which feels way too situational. My personal interpretation is that it works more like hypnosis, making the victim fall into a suggestive state so long as he's got eye contact. He's no Takadox by any means though, so you can snap out of it fairly easily if you figure out what's happening.
Avak's got both x-ray and telescopic vision, and both would certainly come in handy when making weapons and firing them at longer ranges. But you would really have to stop and think when you're using them, or you'll get disoriented, like running with a pair of binoculars on. They're tools of strategy and survival, not combat.
Reidak is an interesting case. His thermal and infrared vision would be useful in both strategy and keeping track of his marks, but like Thok, these abilities go underutilized. However, this serves more as an interesting look into his head. He is smarter than he lets on, he is fully capable of strategy, but he doesn’t want to because being the 'dumb muscle' is more fun.
I'm not sure about Vezok or Zaktan, but I'd love to hear yall's thoughts!
OMFG!!!!!
Let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
(BLASTS SANTIANA)

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The Chronicler's tale
(more awful quality bonkle pictures under the cut)
I am SO NOT NORMAL about this man, hohh fuck-
So, umm, played demo of @gritrook 's monster dating sim called Hateship ((because I'm a sucker for monsters and romance)) AND HOOO MAN.
While there isn't much yet I think I already have my favorite.