Matoran as they appeared on Metru Nui.

From Lego Bionicle franchise, the Matoran are the "average people" of the Bionicle world. The Matoran have a work based culture and uphold many virtues, primarily Unity, Duty and Destiny. Although not one of Bionicle's strongest races, Matoran are the most common and possibly the most influential, seeing as most all intelligent beings speak the Matoran language. The Matoran are also the chosen people of the universe's protector, the Great Spirit Mata Nui. The following is a list of Matoran characters in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ... Image File history File links Metru_Nui_Matoran. ... Image File history File links Metru_Nui_Matoran. ... Metru Nui In the Bionicle storyline, Metru Nui is a huge island city-state located far beneath the surface of the island of Mata Nui; its name literally means Great City in the Matoran language. ... For other uses, see Lego (disambiguation). ... Bionicle is a line of toys created by the Lego Group that is marketed towards those in the 7–17-year-old range. ... Virtue (Greek αρετη; Latin virtus) is the habitual, well-established, readiness or diposition of mans powers directing them to some goodness of act. ... Mata Nui, represented by a carved stone. ...

Certain destined Matoran have special power hidden within them; when this power is unleashed the Matoran transforms into a heroic Toa warrior with increased physical strength and elemental power. Toa is also the Polynesian word for warrior, as well as the word for ironwood clubs wielded by warriors. ...

Matoran Tribes

Matoran are classified whichever element they are affiliated with. So far, more than seven elements are identified, though there are even more in existence; we know this because Matoran do not change elemental type upon becoming Toa, yet there are Toa of other elements besides the main six.

The following section mainly describes the six tribes of Matoran that live in the city of Metru Nui and temporarily took refuge on the island of Mata Nui. Despite the possibility that several more tribes of Matoran live together on Voya Nui, none of these other tribes have been shown or described. While physical aspects like armor color and elemental types can be assumed to apply to all Matoran, things like jobs and general attitudes may be different in other Matoran communities and should be assumed to apply only to the inhabitants of Metru Nui. Metru Nui In the Bionicle storyline, Metru Nui is a huge island city-state located far beneath the surface of the island of Mata Nui; its name literally means Great City in the Matoran language. ... Mata Nui Mata Nui is a fictional island from the LEGO Bionicle storyline, and is the setting of the first story arc, known as Bionicle Chronicles. ... This page may meet Wikipedias criteria for speedy deletion. ...

Ta-Matoran wear red and yellow, and sometimes black and orange. Having the element of fire, they have a natural resistance to the extreme heat of their forges. They tend to be diligent and responsible; focusing on the virtue of Duty and its principle of Courage. Most were employed in Metru Nui as forgers, making useful tools from molten protodermis; the best forged Kanoka Disks into Kanohi Masks. On Mata Nui they were lava farmers (directing lava where it would be useful) and members of the Ta-Koro Guard; they also enjoy lava surfing in their spare time. Protodermis is a mysterious fictional substance within Lego Bionicle franchise. ... In the LEGO Bionicle universe, Kanoka Disks are powered frisbee-like disks that are seen all over the city of Metru Nui, used in both sport and defense. ... Kanohi Masks are objects from Lego Bionicle storyline, and the most common of the franchises collectibles. Many major characters wear these masks, specifically Toa, Turaga, and Matoran. ...

Ga-Matoran are in all shades of blue. These water Matoran live on the shores of the sea, so they have a sleeker build, better lung capacity, and other physical advantages for swimming. Ga-Matoran are exclusively female (while the other major tribes are composed entirely of males). They are by nature peaceful and friendly, meditating on the virtue of Unity and its principle of Purity. In Metru Nui, about half of the Ga-Matoran were teachers and the other half were students; the best were promoted to work on protodermis purification. On Mata Nui, they are mostly boaters and fisherwomen.

Le-Matoran are in shades of green, and occasionally turquoise blue. These air Matoran have the heightened agility and reflexes needed to avoid high-speed crashes in the transport chutes. They love thrills and dangerous sports, leading them to perhaps take crazy risks; they also enjoy a good practical joke. The main virtues they follow are Unity and Duty, and from them they derive the principle of Faith. Metru Nui Le-Matoran are noted for what is called "chutespeak" (or "treespeak" on Mata Nui), a form of slang that generally combines two words into one (for example, "happyjoy" or "Toa-hero"; see "Language" under Bionicle society for more examples). Le-Matoran were responsible for nearly all transport in Metru Nui: they flew airships, maintained chutes, and drove land transports; the only transport they wouldn't do was boats, which the Ga-Matoran took care of,as they hate water. On Mata Nui, they are known for their squadron of Gukko birds that they ride into battle. In the Lego Bionicle storyline, the Matoran people live in a culture that is in some ways like our own and in some ways very different. ... Rahi is the name given to the animals in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ...

Po-Matoran have shades of browns, tans, and yellows; and also black. Being stone Matoran and working with their hands often, they have great physical strength - however, they can't swim; they sink like rocks instead. They are down-to-earth and practical, not putting too much stock in what they can't see and touch. Po-Matoran focus on the virtues of Unity and Destiny, and its principle of Creation. On both Mata Nui and Metru Nui, Po-Matoran are carvers by trade, making statues and other tools that the Matoran need; it also appears that some Po-Matoran on Mata Nui are shepherds, leading herds of local Rahi. Rahi is the name given to the animals in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ...

Onu-Matoran wear blacks and greys, as well as tan, orange, and purple. As Matoran of the earth they spend a lot of time underground, so their eyes have adapted to see in little light (however, they are easily blinded by bright lights). They tend to put their faith in the past and what can be learned from it. The main Onu-Matoran virtues are Duty and Destiny, and the principle they get from the virtues is Prosperity. In Metru Nui, Onu-Matoran started out as miners before moving their way up to working the Archives. On Mata Nui, mining has become the main job; they also now have the Ussalry — a defense force that rides Ussal crabs as their steeds. Rahi is the name given to the animals in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ...

Ko-Matoran wear white, and light shades of blue and grey. Being ice Matoran, they have a natural resistance to the extreme cold of the Knowledge Towers. Ko-Matoran are quiet to the point of being antisocial, and spend a lot of time being lost in thought, pondering the future in accordance with their main virtue of Destiny and the principle of Peace. In Metru Nui, they spent most of their time watching the stars and considering prophesies, with less experienced Ko-Matoran running errands for the more accomplished scholars; on Mata Nui they continued to ponder the future but also became trackers and trappers.

Av-Matoran are white-and-gold Matoran with the power of light, though they can use this power to alter light spectrum and make their armor appear any color they choose.^[1] Unlike the other known tribes, Av-Matoran can be either male or female. The Brotherhood of Makuta fears the power of light, and desperately wanted these Matoran and the Mask of Light kept far away from each other so that no Toa of Light could emerge.^[2] Should the Av-Matoran be slaughtered, the consequences for the universe would be dire; their homeland was once protected somehow but those defenses are now gone.^[3] As a result, the Order of Mata Nui disguised several Av-Matoran and scattered them throughout the world, so that if the homeland was attacked then some would survive. The only widely-known Av-Matoran is Takua, who became the Toa of Light that the Brotherhood dreaded. However, a Matoran driven mad in the Karzahni has also been confirmed to have the element of light.^[4] A Brotherhood of Makuta Fortress In LEGO Bionicle fictional universe, the Brotherhood of Makuta is composed of several powerful beings with the title of Makuta that make the island of Destral their home. ... Kanohi Masks are objects from Lego Bionicle storyline, and the most common of the franchises collectibles. Many major characters wear these masks, specifically Toa, Turaga, and Matoran. ... Takanuva is a fictional character in the LEGO Bionicle storyline; especially the conclusion of the Chronicles story arc. ... The Order of Mata Nui is an organization from Lego Bionicle storyline. ... The following is a list of Matoran characters in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ... Karzahni is a name applied to multiple things in LEGO fictional Bionicle storyline, all of which represent death and suffering: An ancient ruler; legends state that poor workers were sent to him to be punished. ...

Little is known of the other tribes; only what can be inferred from their corresponding Toa: namely, gender (all are either wholly or partially male) and armor color. The other tribes known to exist are Magnetism (metallic grey and black), Plant Life (green and blue), Sonics (dark grey and black), Gravity, and Plasma. Toa is also the Polynesian word for warrior, as well as the word for ironwood clubs wielded by warriors. ...

Physical Characteristics

All Matoran are humanoid in appearance and are biomechanical, with both organic and mechanical components. They also wear Kanohi Masks that keep them functioning and healthy; a Matoran who loses his mask will quickly go into a coma-like state until a mask is replaced on his face. They do not have the mental strength to activate the powers that Great- and Noble-level Kanohi hold, but if they wear such masks they can sense that power is present. Matoran also have a little bit of power of a natural element; just enough to influence their physical abilities. Kanohi Masks are objects from Lego Bionicle storyline, and the most common of the franchises collectibles. Many major characters wear these masks, specifically Toa, Turaga, and Matoran. ...

Certain details of a Matoran's appearance can differ depending on where he or she was created (though only those of one location are currently known):

• Metru Nui: Metru Nui Matoran bodies are characterized by their large, flat, triangular torsos. Also, all known Metru Nui Matoran wear one of twelve shapes of Kanohi Masks: Great Akaku, Great Hau, Great Kakama, Great Kaukau, Great Miru, Great Pakari, Noble Huna, Noble Komau, Noble Mahiki, Noble Matatu, Noble Rau, and Noble Ruru (whether "off-screen" Matoran wear different masks or not is unknown). These masks originally had silver streaks on the forehead that showed the masks were powerless, though such markings have since worn off.

Altered Forms

In addition to the different regional variations of Matoran, several groups have been altered after their creation:

• After the Matoran of Metru Nui spent time in memory-erasing spheres, they eventually weakened and physically shrank as a side effect. In this weakened state, the Matoran had very small torsos, large two-toed feet, and gangly oversized arms. Later, their Turaga revealed to them how they could rebuild their bodies into stronger forms that would be roughly comparable to the bodies they once had on Metru Nui. These forms were not as tall as their Metru Nui forms, but were quite a bit bulkier; and they kept the two-toed feet of their previous incarnation.

• Matoran subjected to Karzahni's "repairs" come out smaller and physically weaker than before. Most of these Matoran continue to live in the realm of Karzahni, though some now live on the island of Voya Nui.
  • Some Voya Nui Matoran were briefly exposed to mutagenic seawater, and the resulting change restored their height and strength. These Matoran are characterized by a silver shield-like chestplate, and currently live in the underwater city of Mahri Nui. It has been suggested that these forms are actually more or less the original ones the Matoran had before their "repairs"; the seawater reversed Karzahni's changes and would have begun its own if the Matoran had been exposed long enough.^{[citation needed]}

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Communities

Artakha

Early on in history, the world's best Matoran workers were given the honor of working for the craftsman Artakha in his kingdom. However, as the realm of Artakha has not yet been visited in the current storyline, little is known of the actual society. This is a list of places in Lego Bionicle universe. ...

Artakha's Matoran are likely of all tribes and regional variations, but nothing is known of how they interact.

Av-Matoran Homeland

The homeland of the Av-Matoran has been reported as under attack by the Brotherhood of Makuta, due to a connection to the core of the universe.^[5] A Brotherhood of Makuta Fortress In LEGO Bionicle fictional universe, the Brotherhood of Makuta is composed of several powerful beings with the title of Makuta that make the island of Destral their home. ...

The physical forms of the Matoran living there are unknown, but judging by the description it is highly unlikely that there are any tribes besides the Av-Matoran.

Karzahni

The Matoran living under Karzahni's rule were never meant to stay there permanently; he was supposed to repair them and return them to their homes. However, when his repairs proved inferior, he decided not to send them back at all. Some were sent to the desolate region around Mount Valmai (see the Voya Nui community), but most were kept in his realm. To keep the Matoran obedient, he broke their spirits by showing them disastrous alternate futures, leaving them little more than soulless husks. Karzahni is a name applied to multiple things in LEGO fictional Bionicle storyline, all of which represent death and suffering: An ancient ruler; legends state that poor workers were sent to him to be punished. ...

Karzahni has recently left his realm to pursue plans of universal conquest. Even so, the Matoran remain in his realm; either suspecting his absence a trap or perhaps just not caring anymore.^[6]

This article or section contains information about scheduled or expected future events. It may contain tentative information; the content may change as the event approaches and more information becomes available.

The Bionicle Encyclopedia Second Edition reports that the realm has been destroyed and the Matoran freed; this is likely connected to the Toa Nuva's planned trip to the region (which the Encyclopedia also treats as completed).^[7] Image File history File links Gnome_globe_current_event. ... The six original Toa. ...

Karzahni's Matoran are probably of all tribes, and there seems to be little separation between them. Regional variations, however, have all been erased thanks to Karzahni's alterations.

Metru Nui

Matoran have lived in the city of Metru Nui since its founding around a hundred thousand years ago. While there have been a few emergencies and major wars in the city's history, day-to-day life was mostly peaceful, with the worst disturbance being the occasional Rahi attack. Commonplace threats like these were usually handled by the city's robotic Vahki enforcers, and later on by some Toa stationed in Metru Nui as well. By the time of the Great Cataclysm the city's population was at about a thousand Matoran, and they were led by Turaga Dume. Metru Nui In the Bionicle storyline, Metru Nui is a huge island city-state located far beneath the surface of the island of Mata Nui; its name literally means Great City in the Matoran language. ... Rahi is the name given to the animals in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ... The Vahki. ... Toa is also the Polynesian word for warrior, as well as the word for ironwood clubs wielded by warriors. ... The Great Cataclysm a major event within the storyline of Lego Bionicle franchise. ... The Turaga of Mata Nui. ...

In the Cataclysm, the entire population was placed in Matoran Spheres that erased their memories and physically weakened them. However, the spheres did protect them from a devastating earthquake and from a invasion of Visorak soon afterward. The Toa Metru then rescued them from the ruined city and brought them to the island of Mata Nui, giving up their Toa power and becoming Turaga in the process. The Turaga led the Matoran in creating new villages, but chose to keep Metru Nui's existence a secret so as not to remind them of a home they might never see again. This is a list of objects unique to Lego Bionicle universe. ... A web of Visorak, with a Keelerak in the foreground. ... The Toa Metru are heroes from LEGOs Bionicle storyline, specifically the Adventures story arc. ... Mata Nui Mata Nui is a fictional island from the LEGO Bionicle storyline, and is the setting of the first story arc, known as Bionicle Chronicles. ... The Turaga of Mata Nui. ...

After one year of peace, Makuta began enslaving local Rahi and sending them to attack. The Matoran bravely defended themselves against these threats, but as a result were kept confined to their villages and rarely were able to travel from one to another. Makuta, represented by a carved stone Makuta is a fictional character in Bionicle, a story and toy line created by Lego. ...

A thousand years later, the Toa Mata arrived and began to challenge Makuta. The Matoran aided the Toa and continued to protect themselves, even as Makuta escalated his attacks from enslaved Rahi to the Bohrok swarms. After the Bohrok were defeated, Mata Nui was at peace for a while, and the Turaga taught the Matoran how to rebuild themselves into stronger forms. The Toa Mata. ... The symbol of the Bohrok Bohrok are mysterious insectoid creatures from Lego Bionicle storyline. ...

Eventually, the Mask of Light was found, and Makuta sent out the Rahkshi in response. The Rahkshi devastated the island in their search for the mask, but eventually one of the Matoran, Takua, used it to become Toa Takanuva. Takanuva faced Makuta in a climactic battle, and reopened the path to Metru Nui. The Matoran have now returned to the city and are restoring it, with Dume as their leader once again and Takanuva as their sole guardian. Kanohi Masks are objects from Lego Bionicle storyline, and the most common of the franchises collectibles. Many major characters wear these masks, specifically Toa, Turaga, and Matoran. ... Rahkshi are suits of armor controlled by slug-like creatures called Kraata in the Lego Bionicle storyline. ... The following is a list of Matoran characters in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ... Takanuva is a fictional character in the LEGO Bionicle storyline; especially the conclusion of the Chronicles story arc. ...

Each of the six tribes in Metru Nui (Ta-Matoran, Ga-Matoran, Le-Matoran, Po-Matoran, Onu-Matoran, and Ko-Matoran) each lived in a separate metru (district), though visitors from other metru were common. On Mata Nui, each tribe had their own village and the Matoran rarely strayed from them.

Voya Nui

Matoran from Voya Nui

Some of the Matoran "repaired" by Karzahni were sent away into the desolate wilderness, given powerful weapons to make up for their physical shortcomings. They settled near an active volcano, Mount Valmai, and were eventually joined by Turaga Jovan who became their leader. These Matoran were secretly watched over by Axonn and Brutaka, who were stationed in the area to guard the Mask of Life. Image File history File linksMetadata Download high-resolution version (1280x1024, 299 KB)http://www. ... Image File history File linksMetadata Download high-resolution version (1280x1024, 299 KB)http://www. ... This page may meet Wikipedias criteria for speedy deletion. ... The Turaga of Mata Nui. ... The Order of Mata Nui is an organization from Lego Bionicle storyline. ... The Order of Mata Nui is an organization from Lego Bionicle storyline. ... Kanohi Masks are objects from Lego Bionicle storyline, and the most common of the franchises collectibles. Many major characters wear these masks, specifically Toa, Turaga, and Matoran. ...

A thousand years ago during the Great Cataclysm, the region around Mount Valmai "rocketed up" off of its continent and became an isolated island, Voya Nui, killing several (including Turaga Jovan) and stranding the survivors. At some point, the Matoran built a small city that they named "Mahri Nui", but the land it was built upon sank into the sea and all those in it at the time were presumed drowned. The survivors still throw food and gifts into the sea in memory of those lost that day. The Great Cataclysm a major event within the storyline of Lego Bionicle franchise. ... This page may meet Wikipedias criteria for speedy deletion. ...

Recently a group of six beings arrived claiming to be Toa heroes. With none having ever seen a Toa before, the Matoran accepted their claims, but a few became suspicious of their sadistic natures and discovered they were actually "Piraka" - thieves and murderers - who wanted the Mask of Life. The Piraka soon dropped their heroic act and enslaved most of the Matoran, with only the suspicious ones escaping and forming a resistance. Toa is also the Polynesian word for warrior, as well as the word for ironwood clubs wielded by warriors. ... The Piraka are the main villains in the first third of the Legends arc of the fictional Lego Bionicle storyline. ...

When the Toa Nuva arrived soon afterward, also looking for the mask, the resistance allied with them once they accepted that they really were Toa and not more pretenders. These Toa were soon captured, but another team, the Toa Inika arrived and helped the Matoran free the Piraka's slaves. Axonn and Brutaka also got involved in the fight for the mask: Axonn on the side of the Toa and Matoran, and Brutaka with the Piraka. In the end, the Matoran's allies won their battles, leaving the Piraka and Brutaka soundly defeated. The six original Toa. ... The Toa Inika. ...

At present, the Matoran are now living in peace under Axonn's open protection. The Piraka are still somewhere on Voya Nui, but are laying low for the time being.

Later on, the Voya Nui Matoran took shelter with Axonn so the Toa Mahri could destroy the Cord linking Voya and Mahri Nui, so the island can return to its rightful place.^[8] The Toa Inika. ...

Like in Karzahni's realm, the Matoran community is made up of several tribes living together, with Karzahni's "repairs" in place of any regional attributes.

Mahri Nui

An offshoot of the Voya Nui community, these Matoran were in the city of Mahri Nui when it sank into the sea. Though they were able to find a number of air bubbles that kept them from drowning, the trauma of the event had shattered the Matorans' memories, and any memory that could be recovered was shared and treasured. The Matoran quickly adapted to their new environment, taming Hydruka to harvest air for them and realizing that there was one safe hour a day where mysterious predators weren't active. Aiding them were "gifts from Mata Nui" that floated down from above every month. They also agreed to rotate leadership, with a new leader every month. Mahri Nui is a fictional sunken landmass from Legos Bionicle story and toy line. ... Rahi is the name given to the animals in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ...

In the month that Defilak was leader, the Mask of Life floated down into the ocean. This prompted the predators, vicious Barraki warlords, to show themselves. Believing the Matoran to have the mask, they made attacks on Mahri Nui until they realized it wasn't in the city. A group of Toa then showed up, also looking for the mask. Although the Matoran were suspicious of the Toa - and their trying to "ally" with the Barraki didn't help - Defilak ultimately made the choice to trust them, honoring them with the name "Toa Mahri". Unfortunately, the Toa have seemingly put Mahri Nui in more danger than ever, as they sparked a war between the Barraki's armies that engulfs the entire region, and Toa Hahli has appeared to ally with one of the Barraki. The following is a list of Matoran characters in the Lego Bionicle franchise. ... Kanohi Masks are objects from Lego Bionicle storyline, and the most common of the franchises collectibles. Many major characters wear these masks, specifically Toa, Turaga, and Matoran. ... The Barraki are the main villains of the 2007 Legends arc of the LEGO Bionicle storyline. ... The Toa Inika. ... The Toa Inika. ...

Hahli was really trying to keep the Mask of Life away from Hydraxon, and per Matoro's request, the Mahri Nui Matoran were sent to Voya Nui's underground caverns, for safety from the Barraki, and because the Cord connecting Voya and Mahri Nui needs to be destroyed so Voya Nui can return to its former spot, which is also a critical point in reviving Mata Nui. The city the Matoran labored to build was destroyed in the process, but the Matoran themselves were safe. The Barraki are the main villains of the 2007 Legends arc of the LEGO Bionicle storyline. ...

As on Voya Nui, Matoran of several tribes live within Mahri Nui. However, the mutagenic water has transformed them and restored the strength they had once had.

Matoran Nui

The Matoran Nui formed by Jaller, Macku, Kongu, Hewkii, Onepu and Matoro.

Like Toa and other Bionicle creatures, Matoran have the ability to combine into a single being, which might even be more powerful than a Toa, with a six-member combination called a Matoran Nui. This has been known to happen twice: Image File history File links Tohunga_Nui. ... Image File history File links Tohunga_Nui. ... Toa is also the Polynesian word for warrior, as well as the word for ironwood clubs wielded by warriors. ...

• Nuhrii, Vhisola, Orkahm, Ahkmou, Tehutti, and Ehrye formed a Matoran Nui to fight off the Morbuzakh, allowing the Toa Metru to reach its King Root.
• Jaller, Macku, Kongu, Hewkii, Onepu, and Matoro also made a Matoran Nui once on Mata Nui to fight a Nui-Jaga scorpion.

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Trivia

• The Matoran race was originally known as the "Tohunga", after the Māori word for "artist", "craftsman", etc. After legal action by Māori activists, Lego changed the name to "Matoran", based off of the name of their Great Spirit, Mata Nui.
• A number of other beings started out as Matoran, including nearly all Toa and Turaga; and the Dark Hunters Firedracax, Gatherer, Nidhiki, Prototype, Savage, Spinner, and Subterranean.
• The Matoran were the first creation of the Great Beings.^[9]
• Simon Nelson-Cook of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide seems to have a Matoran piece on his glasses that he uses as a piece of his technologically advanced glasses.
• Louis of Even Stevens was playing with Toa Lewa. Tahu and other original Toa were also seen.

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References

External links

• Matoran article on Bionicle Sector 01 Wiki