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He also had a hatred for associating darkness with evil, so the whole team of 7 toa included the dark element. The actual evils were those who wanted to throw the balance and peace off, the invaders, the heretics, traitors.

One of the evil guys was a dude called Chimoprho. An insane scientist and fascist trying to combine elements together, briefly creating quasi-elemental fusions of matoran which turned into monsters quickly after. The toa were sent to stop his crime against the natural order of things, which resulted in the toa of fire (male) getting fused with the toa of water (female) to create a toa of steam. Afterwards, after unfusing, he wrote they had an awkward time talking for quite a while.

There were also a faction of evil guys who were just bugs. Ancient ants who came from the crust of the earth, once extinct but now coming into a new ecosystem. In their times, they were but a pest, but nowadays they turned out to be too OP for the land to handle them. Kind of part of the reason why ancient = powerful in his setting. In the ancient times shit was just stronger. And stronger things tended to cause more chaos in the balance of everything.

He often told me about my creations because I came to the same pub as him, I am a responsible drinker and a terrible insomniac - beer, ale, any amount of alcohol knocks me out in a matter of minutes usually, so I count it as a way to have a good night. Because of this I met him and he told me stuff about it because he noticed the new canister with Zaktan in it i bought just before going to the pub. We had a hot discussion about lore I wasn't too familiar with, but familiar enough to realize he's talking about some mad fan lore rather than the actual thing. Which interested me a lot back then. His broken English was bit funny, but we found that I could understand his Norsk and he - my English, so we ended up talking in two languages.

This guy had the most hard brewed autism I ever met. I had mad respect for him, and was so, so interested in his works and passion. I lost his number and doubt I can find him online, since his old Facebook account haven't been touched in over 10 years, so are his old accounts on forums in Norwegian. I hope he's doing fine, and if I can find him I would really encourage him to share his creations with the world.

This man made LEGO molds out of paperclips when he couldn't afford buying new sets. He wrote a manual bestiary with instructions on how to make fan-made beasts of incredible detail, mostly by hand. He created huge storylines and loredumps, chronicles, all in his native language. This man disliked the official lore so much he incorporated into his world build as a "parallel universe" specifically specified to be "inferior".

A fucking legend, Kjetil. Stan.

I received this ask a long time ago, and I've been holding it in my inbox for a while. I didn't want to answer it originally because I didn't have any idea on what to say, but I think I do now.

it's his day guys