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the final rhotuka!

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18 and 19 for the ask game
18 - It's absolutely criminal the fandom has been sleeping on: Rhotuka Spinners. Rhotuka Spinners are such a fascinating concept. Every being in the Matoran Universe possesses the ability to generate a Rhotuka, but can't do so without a launcher. The launcher is just an externalization method for a power latent in its wielder. That's such a bizarre concept and I love it. And then there's the fact that every sapient character has a unique power. It's like Mask Powers 2.0. And quite frankly I'm shocked that I haven't seen more discussion or theorizing about what various characters' Rhotuka powers might be. I get that we only know a handful of characters' spinner powers and that makes it hard to determine a pattern, but I still feel like it leaves a lot of room for imagination and fun fan-talk.
19 - You're mad/ashamed/horrified you actually kind of like: Okay, look. Just. Hear me out, okay. That post, the other day. The one about the Toa Mata's many parents. Where we all kinda established that Artakha is effectively their father, while the closest thing they have to a mother is Helryx. A very distant, work-obsessed mother, but she did still welcome them into the world and arranged their training and saw to it that they had everything they needed. Yeah, now I kind of...ship Helryx and Artakha. Like. Just a little bit. In a weird, semi-platonic, semi-not way. Like, the precursor to the Order of Mata Nui was the Hand of Artakha, but Artakha himself had nothing to do with the organization, it was just named after him. And I can see him mentioning it to Helryx at some point and her actually getting a little flustered because sure, it happened millennia ago, but at the time, she and the rest of the grew were big fans of Artakha, so to speak. She's basically meeting the closest thing she's ever had to an idol or a role model when he shows up in the Core Processor. I don't know, something about two ancient workaholic recluses finding kindred spirits in each other appeals to me. I can see them sharing a drink, or standing together very stoically watching over their shared superhero children. Barely exchanging more than a handful of words but sharing a mutual understanding of safety and comfort in each other's presence. Yeah, I don't know why I'm like this either.
Okay but like. The Shadowed One definitely uses his madness rhotuka to gaslight and manipulate his employees; Inflicting upon them extreme states of emotional vulnerability to take advantage of, making them unsure of what’s real or not for gaslighting, etc. It’s never outright said that TSO does this, nor is there ever a single mention of him actually using his rhotuka...
But the subtext is there and it just fits. We already know TSO took advantage of Savage’s compromised mental and emotional state to convince him that his own teammates had willingly betrayed him; And there’s whatever brainwashing the Dark Hunters did to Gatherer. TSO absolutely uses his rhotuka to mess with people’s heads so he can get into them, and I imagine the threat of him doing so is also a way to keep people in line. And when you’re uncertain of reality, it allows TSO to spin up any narrative he wants to manipulate people.
And it makes you wonder who TSO has used this ability on; If someone like Spinner was taken advantage of during his agonizing injuries, and had any paranoia heightened until he believed his teammates really did sabotage him. Sentrakh straight up lost his memories (though that was an accident); What if Mimic thought he heard his lover’s voice in the Odina fortress, only for TSO to use his rhotuka to make Mimic assume he’s just going insane from grief? It really makes me consider if TSO regularly does this type of thing to his employees.
How many people could’ve chosen to leave, or put two and two together, but didn’t because of that horrific power; And how its reputation alone is enough to make people doubt reality, make them wonder if they’d already been inflicted with madness and simply didn’t realize it yet? Who could’ve been indoctrinated and tricked into thinking they’re naturally like this, and that their madness isn’t the result of TSO? If you’re constantly second-guessing and doubting, how can you muster any conviction to fight back... How much poison has TSO breathed into people’s minds??? No wonder Zaktan was terrified by the Shadowed One forcing him to keep living.
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Rhotuka
Studies into transmitting the power of the soul itself –initially by harnessing Kraata power with the Exo-Toa- eventually delved into the concept of sentience, as well as sapience. Individuality, personhood, the nature of the metaphorical soul came into question and how it was structured; After all, before Kratakal’s arrival on Xia, few scientists believed in the soul having an actual existence.
But with his appearance and the knowledge he offered, combined with studies on recreating the sapient mind with AI… Eventually Xian scientists asked if it was possible to harness the power of the mind itself. In particular, the Nynrah Ghosts took towards exploring what made a person, well, a person- And not just a person, but their own unique individual as well.
Mind was a result and/or aspect of a sapient soul, and generally speaking, souls with more energy tended to develop higher levels of thought; Spiriah’s experiments, as well as his experiments on beings such as the Dark Hunter Charger, proved this concept. The Nynrah Ghosts developed increasingly complex AI, as well as Exo-Toa technology designed to further access the mind itself. Combined with a few Viruses, and the Rhotuka launcher was finally invented; An incredible piece of technology that had the ability to almost subconsciously analyze a mind and react specifically towards the unique things, wavelengths, and patterns that made up someone’s personality, manifesting it as an energy-wheel with an unusual property.
Behold! The (currently) canon depiction of the Dark Hunter Tracker, for Bionicle: RaE! To sum her up, she’s an insectoid being with a contradictory past- One day Tracker will claim that she was always like this, and then another day she’ll claim it was the work of the Visorak! At this point, The Shadowed One doesn’t care about her past, just her present and future.
Tracker isn’t much of a fighter (although she can easily physically overpower your average Xian), as her primary ability is tracking others down. She does this with a Rhotuka spinner that absorbs anything associated with her target, such as an item they used, clothing, or even a piece of them. Her Rhotuka then proceeds to track and mimic the target’s exact movements and placements from where and when the sample was separated from them, tracing the objective’s path while Tracker follows closely behind. The Rhotuka traces the exact timing of movements, so assuming the target doesn’t retrace their steps or stop for a long period of time, it could potentially never reach them- When the Rhotuka DOES make contact, it dissipates.
Rhotuka spinners were powerful projectiles that possessed differing abilities based on the beings that created them. When fired, the trajectory of the spinner could be controlled directly through the thoughts of the one who created it. Interestingly enough, nearly every being within the Matoran Universe had the capacity to create spinners of their own. Because of this, many beings, such as the Visorak, have developed natural launchers to utilize the Rhotuka. Artificial launchers were also invented at some point in history and have seen frequent use ever since they were first introduced.