BIONICLE: Legends of Metru Nui | All Makuta Scenes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2016
- To start the year of 2017 and Zaktanuary! - LOL, I had to... It's time to go back into the past once again and look at the epic villain who inspired and scared BIONICLE fans for all time: MAKUTA or as we all know him properly as Teridax.
This time, these are all the scenes of Makuta Teridax from BIONICLE: Legends of Metru Nui, the second film of the trilogy which is in fact a prequel. In the sequel, Teridax has far more screentime. However, he's also impersonating Turaga Dume so I decided to include those scenes because it's still Teridax interacting and doing things. I hope you enjoy! Have a Happy New Year!
Special Thanks to Krexa Productions for uploading the original BIONICLE Trilogy films to TH-cam! You're a remastering legend dude! Thanks! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Gotta love how Teridax was so committed to the bit that he straight up had a conversation with himself.
I read something where somebody interpreted that as him doing that out of sheer narcissism.
Considering this guy tried to basically become god, it tracks for me.
@@jdrvargo287 Another possibility would be, that he trains like many actors by talking with himself in-character.
I thought that was Teridax talking with Turaga Dume *before* he was placed in a matoran sphere, which I assumed happened offscreen
Though I absolutely love the idea that he’s so narcissistic that he just blatantly explains his evil plan to himself, I assumed that because he could kind of split his soul into pieces kind of like Voldemort, he was talking to a part of himself
Considering that he mentions later to Vakama "join my brothers, and me" when the completed Mask of Time is shown, I suppose he is talking to the other Makuta Brotherhood members.
"Join my brothers"
Gotta' love how they foreshadowed the brotherhood of Makuta.
And we never got the hint back then. Clever writers.
But i still hate Gorast the most
TheShadowedOne1 Indeed!
@@matthewreynoso6904 I desire just one noble destiny. More than any power you can offer me.
The Brotherhood of Makuta was even directly mentioned in a comic published not long after the release of the movie and right after, I think, the release of the third one.
It took me the longest time to realize those suns were just eyes of the giant robot.
Agreed! It's taken me a long time to process as well that the entire Matoran Universe is inside a giant robot.
Yeah, so when Makuta said, "Even the Great Spirit will soon sleep." He means it in a literal sense.
Well those moons did come back in Web of Shadows and yet Mata Nui was still asleep, if you wonder when we see that it's the scene where Vakama was captured and Rahi wolf howled out loud
For years I was confused about Metru Nui being underneath the Mata Nui island
@@TahuMata1888 A continuity error is a movie that could be considered as the biggest point of filler in the story, no surprise there.
Knowing Makuta Teridax's true scheme changes how I see these scenes. This is basically Teridax's Ace. The stakes here were so much more than anyone realized. If the Toa Metru lost here, Makuta would have taken over the Great Spirit Robot centuries earlier than he did, and the residents of the Robot, especially the matoran of Metru Nui would have been none the wiser.
He basically tried to kill God to become God... crazy
He's kinda like dr doom of bionicle
@@thesnipersmith3436 He really is.
God I wish we could have gotten a piraka movie
Pet my head
Are you sure you would want:
*Y O Y O P I R A K A*
For 1hr 30?
@@EldritchDoodler4828 □Yes
□Definitely
□Absolutely
We needed Ignition saga movies
I say then, watch that fan film; BIONICLE IGNITION: Island of Doom. It's something and yet it shows how much the fandom can do for a loved series~
A movie for each arc would have been great. I'd have *adored* seeing the Karda Nui Makuta on screen.
Vakama: Deceit and self-interest will NEVER be virtues the Matoran honor.
Ahkmou: (quietly) I might.
TRAITOR!
@Makuta Teridax Sure you did. Tell me, was the whole "taking over the giant robot that turned out to be our universe all along and use it to conquer the rest of the galaxy" part of that?
Too bad Akhmou was split and made into Two,as Makuta Malkomou,a New Master of Shadows..And a Toa without Memories created by Teridax’s Fusion of Protodermis and Antidermis Experiments.(Because a Heartless has memories and a Nobody has none.)
Akhmou transformed into two half beings by a horrific experiment,a Toa without memories and a Makuta Malkomou who has pure memories of his treachery.(Exactly as Makuta Teridax planned.)
The only thing Malkomou ever did was giving the Mask of Time to a False Duma in the past by breaking Turaga Vakama’s own deal.
"The shadow... has... arriiiiived!
"
Makuta was really putting on theatrics in the movies.
😨Makuta, 😠YOU WERE SWORN TO PROTECT THE MATORAN!
@@reubenguttenberg7405 “I shall… and when they awake, *I* will be their great leader!”
@@skootmeister3994 deceit and self interest will never be virtues the matoran honor
@@reubenguttenberg7405 “Huhuhahahahhahahahahahaaaaa. How VERY bold. *NOW* even the Great Spirit will sooooooon *SLEEEEEEEEEEEP!”*
@@skootmeister3994 😴
It took me awhile to realize that Turaga Dume was talking to himself when addressing Makuta. I never realized how arrogant Makuta was until I saw he apparently likes talking to his own reflection.
That being said though, Makuta is a personal favorite of mine when it comes to "dark lord" villains. He's powerful, he's terrifying, and he steals every scene he's in with that deep, yet surprisingly calm and soft-spoken voice of his. There's also the fact that his plans are so well layered that even his defeats contributed to his ultimate victory.
That makes two of us, I agree with you on these 😎👍
They do say, however, that intelligent people often do talk to themselves. And in fact many educated people and experts say it’s sometimes a good idea, because it means you are able to check how something sounds, so you’re sure it doesn’t sound stupid. It’s also good for learning how to pronounce new words you encounter. And problem solving. Asking yourself stuff like “So X thing work with Y? No, because of Z. So how do we solve Z?” etc. But yes, in the context of the scene in the movie, he’s just all like “Yeah, I’m so good because I’ve got this brilliant plan than no one can stop haha.” So yes, in this case, it’s just a display of pure arrogance :)) And narcissism.
Bro is a egotist😂
I was under the impression that Turaga Dume was initially coerced into working for Teridax before being shoved in a matoran sphere offscreen
@@EmperorOfTheScrubsI mean, that IS something Makuta would do. Threaten you then dispose of you anyway.
Makuta Teridax is, by far, one of the best villains LEGO has ever come up with. He was already terrifying enough on his own, but his new Shadow Hand ability just added to that, seriously you can see the fear in Nidhiki and Krekka's eyes right before they die. I actually woudn't be surprised if he somehow managed to survive The Battle of Bara Magna and decided to lay low until seizing the right moment to rise up again.
"I actually woudn't be surprised if he somehow managed to survive The Battle of Bara Magna and decided to lay low until seizing the right moment to rise up again." I'm sure, that's what happened.
if bionicle continued we could have gotten teridax vs teridax considering his alternate light self from the melding came to the og bionicle universe.
@@SuperVladdrakula No. it’s been confirmed to not have happened that way. He is dead. The end.
@@TheManBehindTheSlaughter6669 True.
@@Luka1180 You're just a boring, limited creature...
Just realised Dume/Makuta is basically Palpatine/Sidious. Both in charge of large metropolis, both schemic to ovethrow the potential opposition from a group of ancient warriors and protectors of peace and justice, while introducing their own uniform army, slowly preparing to take over the universe.
There are tons of parallels that could be made to Star Wars in Bionicle
And the 3rd film feels like a combination of Revenge of the Sith and Return of the Jedi which are also thirds in a trilogy.
Then revenge of the sith stole from Bionicle lol
@@potatoman5933 More like the other way around!
*This video is 100% Dark Brotherhood approved*
Okay I know that's not actually Turaga Dume, but I must admit that his voice is just.....Amazing.
Well yeah. The voice acting for pretty much everyone was good
It's Gerard Plunkett, not Mark Hamill!
Hmm I wonder what duma looked like when he was a toa
@@silverbolt9659 Dume, you mean.
In most dubs I’ve seen of these movies almost all voices are phenomenal. Most of the time anyway. Even my precious Danish ones. It’s because apparently Disney, who helped distribute the movies, were involved in the castings. I wonder if they were also in the og eng one.
6:40 when you realize the giant robot's eyes literally just shut
someone please photoshop a small w in between those eyes
To think-Makuta would have totally been HANDED control by Mata Nui... if he had bothered to be patient for FIVE MINUTES
When the on-the-nose, heavy handed metaphor is justified because it’s actually literal.
I still get a kick out of how Maktua just straight up talks to himself in the mirror.
One major problem that this movie (and 2004 in general) has is that the Makuta reveal means nothing. The Toa Metru never see or interact with the Makuta so when it's revealed that Makuta was the bad guy all along, unless you're a Bionicle fan, you're just left wondering "wait who is this?"
Exactly, of course these films are built for the fans. After all, most people don't even realize that this film and the 3rd are both prequels.
There is also the problem of Web of Shadows being set between the second to last and last scene of Legends of Metru Nui which is also confusing for most people.
That is also true. I actually confused me a bit when I was a kid.
Dr. madd you do have a point, it didn't expand the lore of the Makuta all that much. it was confusing though as a child I was less confused and more sucked intot he action, because I was such a sucker for this as a kid
Dr. Madd I think while the scene wasent explained properly it signifys both Makutas insanity while helping him stay in character as a corrupted Turaga taking orders from the brotherhood, it also shows the only person he can trust with his thoughts is himself. Because in later years where the plan was explained in detail about how he takes over the world there is absolutely no person alive he would tell least he’s killed himself
Only a true villain would be so egocentric as to talk to himself - in more ways than one.:D
This is why you don't spam shadow hand xD! I mean really, he has 42 other powers! What is he doing!
LOL.
Movie reason? I believe it was because he was still having troubles in his mind after absorbing the essences of Nidhiki, Krekka, and Nivawk, killing them and fueling his new form which distracted him.
Real reason? At this point in 2004, Teridax was the only Makuta we knew and there was never the 42 powers that we now know all Makuta have. So they fucked up.
Something he ate didn't agree with him.
@@TheShadowedOne1 Actually, they _were_ aware of Makuta having so many powers. It was outright stated that each existing Kraata (the slug controlling the Rahkshi) can only have a power that the Makuta who created it possessed. So, if nothing else, he had at the very least Anger, Fear, Weakness, Shattering, Fragmentation and Poison.
He was lifting literal pillars of protodermis before his fight with Vakama. It's something.
It was explained that Makuta was toying with them. He never really considered them a serious threat, and for good reason. He was one of the most powerful beings in the universe, so he had no real reason to take them seriously. Plus, the outcome of the fight was irrelevant to his greater plan, anyway. He had already succeeded in his main goal of putting Mata Nui to sleep. This was basically just fun for him, though the loss of the Mask of Time and getting trapped in a prison was a setback, in the end it didn’t really matter.
When Teridax was trying to manipulate Vakama into joining him,he says "join MY brothers, and me", when I first saw this scene, I never understood what he meant by that, but after finding out, I started to search every inch of Bionicle lore that I could find, so I could never get confused while the story progressed!
This was before the concept of the Brotherhood of Makuta came about, so maybe they purposely left it vague for us fans back in the day.
TheShadowedOne1 I know, and it worked on me!
I'd say, it was obvious what he meant.
Murilo Pena Goncalves Me too! I only learned about the Brotherhood of Makuta after watching this movie for the first time when I was younger!
In all my years of movie watching, video game playing and book reading. I don’t think I’ve ever seen any villain quite like Makuta. He’s felt very unique in his own dark way.
The ironic thing is that Makuta was a very bland one-dimensional villain from 2001 to 2004 before Greg Farshtey remade his entire character and made a three-dimensional cunning mastermind with BIONICLE: Time Trap in 2005.
6:07 : 6:12
Sure Vakama, I've bet Ahkmou never honored these virtues you just spoke of!
Throughout this video, I kept thinking "Teridax, stop trying to kill God"
6:18 General Vakama, you are a bold one
“You are a great mask maker, you could have *many* destinies... *Come, join my brothers, and me...”*
“I desire just one, noble destiny. More than any power *YOU* could offer me!”
“Then accept. Your. *DOOM.”*
And i got defeated.
Yes you did
By my shadow hand.
your own shadow hand
Yeah.
That scene where “Dume” almost reaches for the Toa stone under the parchment… He knows it’s there but chooses to ignore it. Because it’s confirmation his plan is set. His Toa are now en route to become what he needs them to be.
Actually he tried to influence Lhikan's choices to be the Matoran that knew the Great Disk locations (the Po-Matoran one he actually makes into his servant on Mata Nui) who WOULD have been the Toa his plan needed to succeed earlier. Lhikan decided to switch his choices to those who were destined to actually defeat him at this point
That is true. But the Great Spirit influenced the stars to indicate the wrong Matoran, so Makuta would influence Lhikan to pick the right ones.
Lee Tockar nailed this role, I honestly don’t think anyone else could do a better job.
Kevin Micheal Richardson would have been great too!
6:37 to 6:45 I always found it sad seeing the great spirits eyes closed and the city going into darkness
That "join me" really gets into my mind.
The shadows has arrived.
😨Makuta,😡 YOU WERE SWORN TO PROTECT THE MATORAN!
@@reubenguttenberg7405I Shall. And when they awake. I will be their great leader!
Ok here’s something I never got: Teleportation is a Makuta power, no? Could he not have simply used that to escape the protodermis seal? I guess with so many powers to choose from, even the mighty Teridax can lose track
I assume he just couldn't use it considering he used it immediately after he was free.
Whew protodermis destroyed Time teleports him back
That’s a Toa Seal-it can only be broken using the same Toa elements used to forge it
@@Alphapkmn But there is nothing in canon saying that you can't use powers while inside it. Like teleportation. Which would mean you'd escape the seal without breaking it.
@Ticobot makes sense
Makuta teridax:For a time, I considered sparing your wretched serious city, Metru nui, But now, you shall witness...IT'S MY DISMEMBERMENT!
It'd be cool to get an updated or rebooted version of this as a series on netflix. This universe has such insane and complicated lore, plus makuta was so nerfed in the movies. Imagine an animated fight scene where he actually uses a fair amount of the 42 powers he has access to? I'd watch that shit.
He wasn’t nerfed. He was toying with them. It doesn’t explain that in the films because they only tell a small part of the story. One of the guidebooks was written entirely from Teridax’s perspective, and he explains quite clearly that he wasn’t even trying when he fought them, because he didn’t consider them a threat. It also didn’t matter who won the fight because he had already accomplished his main goal, which was to put Mata Nui to sleep. His fight with the Toa was just a bit of fun. The one thing that he did not expect, however, was to lose the Mask of Time and to get trapped in that prison, but those proved to be only temporary setbacks that did not effect the plan in any significant manner.
and not too mention maybe make the Ultimate Dume set as Makuta's new movie model
Also to see Time Trap played out in this style would be amazing.
@@GrizbyK72 Actually seeing an animated Shadowed One is one of my biggest wants.
Directed by Quentin Tarantino
Makuta impersonating Turaga Duma reminds me of Palpatine playing the role of heroic Chancellor Palpatine in the Clone Wars
Especially using a secret army to maintain order at start of movie, to replace the Toa
Movie came out in 2004, so its very clearly picked some inspirations from Episode 2, note how theres even a giant arena that so much takes place in.
"pitty Toa Likhan is not here to help"
And the price for the biggest jerk in the Bionicle franchise goes to Teridax
6:37 funny to think Metra Nui was inside the robot body and the eclipse was the eyes closing.
“Your journey... *Must. End.”*
"By the will of the Great Spirit, *it has just begun!"*
“Then perish... In the *real* sea... Of protodermis...”
Love this movie! An absolute masterpiece!
7:10 Even Nivawk attempted to flee, but failed.
Right at the end of that sinking shot of the Vahi, you can actually see Makuta peering over the ledge!
i can't believe this is the guy who played snips and steven magnet on my little pony
9:22 I kinda agree with Teridax's point. If Vakama did keep the mask, things could be changed for the better of the Toa, but I know he's saying it to entice him into evil
The Web of Shadows novel does a better job of explaining Vakama's betrayal than the movie. He joined Roodaka to get closer to the captive Matoran.
5:08-5:13
“Bring me the Mask of T I M E”
3:53 When you look back at this scene it feels odd that Makuta was basically talking to himself.
I will admit Teridax was a bit stupid here. Instead of disgracing the new Toa and trying to frame them for Lhikan's disappearance, he could've taken them under his influence and made them a useful asset. That would've kept them away from the Plan much better than actively turning them against him and making them suspicious of his identity.
Well Teridax did try to prevent them from becoming Toa in the first place by changing the Star alignments for the Red Star to switch their names with that of the matoran who knew of the Great Disks. but Mata Nui, having already grown suspicious of the Makuta plotting against him, secretly changed the stars himself & altered Teridax’s mind so that he’d actually switch the alignments back to their correct courses.
So if Teridax ever figured out what Mata Nui did to him with this tiny act, it’s plausible to reckon that if he (as Duma) tried to sway the Toa Metru to his influence while Mata Nui was still awake, then it certainly wouldn’t have ended well for him.
It is the 10th Anniversary Of The Legend Reborn this year..... Rather watch Legends Of Metru Nui anyday!
Turaga Dume was like Palpatine, but his real identity is Makuta/Darth Sidious.
You just know they 100% took inspiration from Star Wars with Palpatine/Sidious for this part of the story and Duma/Makuta. Rather blatant, but really works.
Makuta is Sauron combined with Emperor Palpatine, Thanos, Lord Voldemort, Darkseid, and Megatronus the Fallen in this story!
And unlike most of them, Makuta actually managed to succesfully take over the entire Matoran Universe.
@@HunhowsShadowStalker What are _you_ doing here, Stalker? You're supposed to be in the Origin System making noobs piss their pants!
In other words Makuta is the Devil
And what happened to me? I got a moon shoved into my head and die.
And Sigma from Mega Man X
About 9:58, the music begins reminding me of the Map Room from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Leoxandar Magnus Nathan Furst is a genius, probably was inspired by it. I hear it too.
the part where Teridax's eyes are on the shadow wall saying "the mask of time is not yet completed", the filmakers should not have added that cuz it makes it look like Dume was working for him when it canonicially turns out this Dume was a villain in disguise
TahuMata1888 Yeah, it really should have been cut out because it is confusing especially knowing that Teridax was Dume the entire time. Although Greg Farshtey did confirm he was talking to himself like a mirror in that scene.
I think part of Teridax went into Turaga Dume, and another part stayed behind. In the end they join back together., obviously.
Why did Teridax talk to his Future Self?
TahuMata1888 I despises villains in disguise
Makuta Miserix but how would've that happened because Turaga Dume ended up being a form of Makuta Teridax when he was impersonating him.
I got Teridax in many forms:
1) I made my custom Teridax with a 2001 Matoran body all in black & wearing an infected Hau
2) I have the 2003 Titan of Teridax as well as the 2003 Movie edition of the Kraakan (found in the Takutanuva set)
3) I have the Turaga Dume figure (with trans orange eyes to represent Teridax) with both masks, the 2003 movie Kraakan & the red & black Kiril, alongside that figure was the combiner Ultimate Dume (Teridax's 2004 Titan form, which the film makers did not use)
4) I have the Piraka sets where their Zamor Spheres were Antidermis which was really Teridax after his body was crushed
5) I have the Maxilos & Spinax set which was the specific robot Teridax housed his Antidermis in
6) I made my own custom warrior form of Teridax wearing crimson red & black armour the Kraakan is gold (from one of the 2005 playsets Tower of Toa) for my own alternate story for 2008
7) I made my own custom Matoran Universe Robot, once controlled by Mata Nui until Teridax takes it over, how I represent who takes over the body is by changing the heads by colour (trans lime green means Mata Nui & trans orange means Teridax)
You don't have JTO Makuta? He's awesome!
I don't hv the right pieces & worse I hv to necessarily break some pieces which is one of my biggest regrets on Lego
TahuMata1888
Um, I had JTO Makuta built from all the necessary sets, and yes, there were a few pieces being a bit stressed and pushed together, but after I disassembled him and put the 7 sets back together, nothing was damaged at all. If you ever plan on building him, don't worry about breaking anything. CCBS is VERY strong.
Awesome set of Makuta sets you have there!
That's an awesome line up!
I have Makuta Teridax from 2003, Turaga Dume form from 2004 along with Ultimate Dume.
And I created my own Great Spirit Robot using Bara Magna elements and colors
10:09 what the last pringle sees
LMAO this comment made me die
2:22
You know you fricked up bad when even *Nokama* is staring at you with hate!
Worst part is, she was the first to look at him that way!
Hate is probably an exaggeration, but yeah. It was brief, though. "Worst part is, she was the first to look at him that way!" Unlike others, though, she didn't say anything. And looked pretty normal afterwards.
@@SuperVladdrakula uh, yeah.
When you realise that your villain has a kill count of 4 in just 1 movie..
Its alot higher than that if you count all the wars Teridax had been in hundreds of thousands of years prior to this point in the story.
I wish they had used the Ultimate Dume design for Teridax's winged form.
And everyone thought Thanos was the best villain.
I'm pretty sure this was obvious but Teridax having the same model as MoL is kinda Justified. Based on the fact that they're the same model and that in the book Time Trap, Makuta loses his wings which means that 'Ultimate Dume' and Teridax 03 are supposed to be the same, it's just that the latter has no wings. I mean, it would be cooler if Teridax in LoMN had blue and green in him and or recycled pieces from both Krekka and Nidhiki as in the same book, The Shadowed One notices said colours in Teridax's Armour.
Does anyone notice that Ultimate Dume in this movie is just Mask of Light Makuta with wings?
+TheShadowedOne1 Hey man, thanks for giving me credit for remastering the Bionicle trilogy. Feel free to post more scenes from them on your channel! The remasters are for all Bionicle fans to enjoy! :-)
No, thank you Krexa.
Was it at this time Mata Nui was on his way back to the old desert world but he Makuta’s sleep caused him to crash on Aqua Magna?
Exactly.
I could've sworn there was demonic wailing whenever he used his Shadow Hand thing
14:10 this is the G1 version of Makuta that is Makuta Teridax.
Man I love legends of metru nui
i was struggling with inktober ideas this year and i used Roodaka with the crystal shard for day 1. really love how she turned out.
Voice actors of Teridax:
English: Lee Tockar
Japanese: Daisuke Gori
Spanish: Sebastian Llapur and Hector Cantolla
Italian: Mario Bombardien
Hebrew: Eli Gorenstein
Did not realize this got dubbed in Hebrew. That is fascinating!
It's weird that he's essentially just talking the himself at one point.
7:23 poor Nidhiki and Krekka
SEE YOU IN HELL! NIDIKHI & KREKKA!
3:53 because I know Makuta Teridax took over Turaga Dume as an imposter, I was wondering if Teridax was just talking to himself in that scene, like looking in a mirror. Either that or that’s the real turaga Dume talking to Makuta
Greg Farshtey said it was Teridax talking to himself in a mirror.
TheShadowedOne1 perfect answer that solves a big confusion in this movie
Taking to his Future Self from another Timeline.
@@TheShadowedOne1 did you notice that Ultimate Dume in the movie is just 2003 Makuta with Dragon wings?
I think he fissioned his spirit to properly pose as Dume. If the previous Toa was still around when Makuta started to impersonate Dume, he had to weaken himself to not let the other Toa get wise about him
Meanwhile he used his trusted position to lure the other Toa aside from Likhan to their dooms, and thought it was the end of it, until the new Toa came into the picture
Meanwhile, while his weakened self play as Turaga Dume. main self waits in the shadows, and by end of movie, reunited as one again
Makuta is creepy when he say join me. I wasn't expecting that be part of power 7:05
The Mask of Time really was a non starter. It was never finished only briefly able to slow time.
Forgive the delay, turaga.
Makuta+Darth Sidious
Turaga Dume+Chancellor Palpatine
Get what I'm saying?
He was the senate
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I love Vakama !
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Makuta's lines are reeeeaaaalllllyyy dragged out
Belicure the thing I liked about teridax is that he was always leaning close to the fourth wall
But not as bad as George Liquors dialogue from Cans without labels
@@TSPH1992 how exactly? 🤔
2019, anyone?!
Happy mid 2020s my dude
Hell yeah!
Makuta is back
Imagine Makuta never obtained Takatukas power
Yeah that would have changed the whole plot
@@steffenrichter9731 Maybe the whole bionicle franchise
Makuta loves his Moroccan food
Lego cout have made a full on triligy out of that. BBut we will never see because of their greed
This movie needed to be longer and with a higher rating
Yet I bet some of us are still waiting for a 4th sequel to the web of shadows, I mean an actual sequel
A Toa Inika movie? I wish there was one too!
How did Dumes tiny mask cover the great, gigantic one that Makuta has
Funny how I never noticed that Makuta was punching the rocks before they hit him when I was a kid
4:02 Is he... Is he talking to himself?
The only person he can absolutely trust is himself.
@@zj0ker208
Truer words, have never been spoken
Can the Makuta shapeshift? I wanna know what Teridax looked like before becoming Dume's impostor, because that just looks wrong with his head on a dwarf body. I also like how his new form (absorbing Nedhiki & Krekka) was the same form he had in Mask of Light, just without the wings.
That being said, he looks a bit smaller here than in Mask of Light.
One of Makuta's defining traits is his ability to shape-shift. When the Toa of Mata Nui first meet him in the Mata Nui Online Game he just looks like a villager with corroded armor and hollow eyes, before becoming a swirl of disconnected pieces of scrap and darkness. The Toa of Light faces him in the form commonly referred to as shadow titan, which was his last form before the Takutanuva melding incident resulted in the shattering of his physical body. In this prequel the movie makers decided to use the shadow titan form, though in the canon he takes a much different form he calls the winged giant (more commonly known under official toy's name Ultimate Dume). Makuta can make himself bigger by absorbing other creature's body and mind and can make himself smaller by storing a part of his essence in a pocket dimension (and yes, that is canon). Nobody knows how he looked originally, but as he has been a powerful warlord in the service of the Great Spirit for several millennia at this point he probably was not a frail creature.
Some people also did some calculations on the canon sizes of the characters based on information given by the author of most Bionicle content (not accurately depicted in the movies)
Makuta (shadow titan): 9.72ft/2.96m
Takanuva: 7.58ft/2.31m
Vakama: 6.91ft/2.11m
Dume: 4.85ft/1.48m
Makuta (winged giant): 14.49ft/4.42m
I just now realized how odd the animation was. Extremely low framerate segments like the prerendered FMV cutscenes in PS1 are the closest thing I can compare them too.
In Mask of Light's final battle, Takanuva looks comp'd into a the shot with Makuta (mainly due to lighting differences) even though the filmmakers should've been capable of adding both characters to the same scene.
When you realize the voice of Makuta Teridax is also the voice of Bling Bling Boy from Johnny Test.
Makuta seems a lot like Oryx from Destiny. I wonder if Bungie used Makuta as inspiration.
Man it's like I've come back home, see my name on almost all of my profiles is Teridax, and it's just weird to be back and have some people know who's name it is.
13:59 to 14:13 OUCH!!! That's gotta hurt! I mean OUCH!
What happened to makuta’s wings in mask of light
They were vaporized by The Shadowed One in Time Trap.
biosector01.com/wiki/Teridax#Metru_Nui
I do not understand anything. If Makuta was at 3:52 already in Dume's body, who had got the two read eye? Shadowed One, or? Was Dume at the beginning of the movie really Makuta?
It's implied that Teridax (Dume) was talking to himself, like a mirror.
Um.................Where's the entire Klingon Armada when you need them to take on a big bad?
5:16-5:22 "order 67!" -Evil rydia Order to vahki
Should there be one with the dark Hunter's
Man, for such an important mask that causes everyone to start freaking out when it appears, the Vahi is practically useless in combat. Both here and against the Bohrok-Kal it was made such a big deal. And everyone acted like if it was used wrong, time itself would be undone. But it ended up doing nothing but slow everyone down for a bit. useless. 😂
It's because practically no one can control the thing, it's too powerful. And it is one of those masks that if used wrong, could unravel a fundamental part of existence. Mishandling the Ignika or the Mask of Creation would do something similar.
Teridax basically executed Order 37 on the Matoran.
Ever wonder why Makuta speaks so much slower here than in the first one?
I was wondering if anyone else had noticed this, felt like I was going fucking crazy. Yeah, I dunno why he sounds like he had a stroke or something, but that always bothered me about the second film.
He also sounds and acts much more like a cartoon villain than he did in the first movie
@@davisphillips993 Maybe they felt they had to tone it back for kids after seeing the reaction to the first film? Beats me. I still love this movie, don't get me wrong, but really prefer Makuta in Mask of Light.
So do I
I know that makuta desgiused himself as traga dume but don't you think that that mystic dark energy that was between the two stone pieces was makita teriax
6:26 how did they not felt an earthquake
Ultimate dume
11:11 me when i staep on a lego