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Yeah it's kino
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>>221844570
TAKUAH! TAKUAH!
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>>221844570
i had this on what about you ?
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>>221844570
I concur.
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I didn't like how they turned the Matoran into babies.
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>>221844667
FUCK HERO FACTORY
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>>221844570
Kino of the highest order that can't be replicated
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>>221844570
>DVD
nigga I still have the VHS version somewhere at my parents house
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>>221845435
There’s a lot I hate about the later direction of the franchise, but this is a big one. The impression I got from MNOG, the 2001 board game manual, from the mini cd that came with my Pohatu set and the gameboy advance game was of an island full of villagers living an austere life. With the Toa as distant god figures. Everyone was much more stoic, and when they did speak, much more dignified.

Watching Mask of Light for the first time (with a younger cousin who owned the dvd), came as a shock. I disliked it from the first “Takuaaaaaa”. Though I was too young to understand why. It felt like it was my personal off ramp. Set wise? I only like 2001 and the first half of 2002, before they decided to make everything metallic and drain the colours.



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