List of Bionicle toys

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Contents 1 2001 1.1 Summer 2001 2 2002 2.1 Winter 2002 2.2 Summer 2002 3 2003 3.1 Winter 2003 3.2 Summer 2003 4 2004 4.1 Winter 2004 4.2 Summer 2004 5 2005 5.1 Winter 2005 5.2 Summer 2005 6 2006 6.1 Winter 2006 6.2 Summer 2006 7 2007 7.1 Winter 2007 7.2 Summer 2007 8 2008 8.1 Winter 2008 8.2 Summer 2008 9 References 10 External links

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The following is a list of toys in Lego Bionicle line. They are organized by North American release dates; major differences in international releases are noted, America and Europe being one of the first to receive them.

There are five main kinds of sets:

• Collectibles are random assortments of pieces to be used as accessories for larger sets; See List of objects in Bionicle for storyline information on these items. New collectibles were originally released every six months, but were reduced to a yearly schedule as of 2004. Collectibles are often 'exclusive pieces'(zamors, rhotuka spinners) that are used as spare pieces. They are very cheap, the most expensive reaching only about $10 AUS.
• Box Sets are the smallest and cheapest independent sets. Though most sets are packaged in cardboard boxes, this article will use the term to describe these small sets. A group of six box sets were released yearly, though as of 2007 this number is reduced to four. In 2008, 6 of these were released to corrispond with the canister sets, though the boxes were similar to canisters themselves. Box sets contain around 15 pieces and cost around $8 AUS when first released.
• Canister Sets are the main focus in the toyline and the storyline, and are packaged in plastic canisters. Groups of six canister sets are released every six months. Canister sets contain around 50 pieces and cost $15 AUS when first released.
• Titans was a term first used for the 2005 large sets, and fans often use the label for similar large character sets. In this article, it will be used to describe any set larger than a canister set (besides playsets). Most Titans contain more than 100 pieces, though larger ones contain at least 200. Titans cost $25 to $50 AUS when first released. (There is only one model that costs $25 AUS; Mutran & Vican. The rest are at least $30 AUS when first released.)

(Note: The 2007 sets are labeled "Warriors" on Bionicle.com. For the time being, this article will continue to use the "Titan" label.)

• Playsets were introduced in 2005 and are traditional Lego construction sets; including minifigures of canister set characters. In 2008 these have been replaced with super-sized Titan sets.

There are also two kinds of other sets: This list also includes specific promotions; either items packaged with sets or special collectibles available separately. Promotional sets that are officially not part of the toyline are not included, unless they are acknowledged by the storyline. Promotional Bionicles are usually under ten pieces and free.

Other models are not categorised in any of the above. Other models includes a few Bionicle pieces, and sometimes a CD or video. Their prices vary widely, the cheapest being $5 AUS. Most other models were released in Europe or America.

Releases are grouped in this list into six-month periods, the beginnings of which are marked by when canister sets are released; usually around January for Winter periods and July for Summer periods (though due to retail schedules, European "winter" releases begin around March instead^[1]).

Some sets are labeled "store exclusive"; they are only available at that store and directly through Lego (both Lego outlet stores and the Lego Shop At Home website).

[edit] 2001

[edit] Summer 2001

Some of the following sets were distributed as early as Winter 2000 in Europe.

Collectible

• 8525/8530 Kanohi Mask Pack
  • Consisted of two random Kanohi Masks and a Toa head piece.

Box Sets: Turaga

• 8540 Vakama
• 8541 Matau
• 8542 Onewa
• 8543 Nokama
• 8544 Nuju
• 8545 Whenua

Canister Sets: Toa (later designated "Toa Mata")

• 8531 Pohatu
• 8532 Onua
• 8533 Gali
• 8534 Tahu
• 8535 Lewa
• 8536 Kopaka
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Toa Kaita: Pohatu, Onua, and Tahu into Akamai; and Gali, Lewa, and Kopaka into Wairuha.
  • Early releases of Toa included mini CD-ROMs with content about the Toa.

Titans: Rahi

• 8537 Nui-Rama
  • Included instructions to build a Nui-Kopen.
• 8538 Muaka & Kane-Ra
  • Included instructions to build a Kuma-Nui.
• 8539 Manas
  • Included instructions to build a Mana Ko.
• 8548 Nui-Jaga
  • Included instructions to build a Kahu bird (later renamed "Gukko bird").
• 8549 Tarakava
  • Included instructions to build a Tarakava Nui.

Other

• 8546 Power Pack
  • Consisted of a three-track music CD, a chrome silver "Kanohi Rua" (shaped like a Kanohi Hau), and the Matoran, Hafu.

Promotions

• "Tohunga" were distributed as part of a McDonald's Happy Meal promotion in Fall 2001. ("Tohunga" were later renamed "Matoran").
  • 1388 Huki (later renamed "Hewkii")
  • 1389 Onepu
  • 1390 Maku (later renamed "Macku")
  • 1391 Jala (later renamed "Jaller")
  • 1392 Kongu
  • 1393 Matoro
    • Included instructions to combine all six sets into a "Tohunga Nui".
• Visitors to Legoland could receive a free translucent green Kanohi Miru. Those at European Legolands could also buy copper-colored Noble Huna and Noble Komau.
• Toys "R" Us had a promotion distributing copper-colored Noble Huna masks.

[edit] 2002

[edit] Winter 2002

Collectible

• 8569 Krana Pack
  • Consisted of three random Krana and two random gold- or silver-colored Kanohi Masks.

Box Sets: Bohrok Va

• 8550 Gahlok Va
• 8551 Kohrak Va
• 8552 Lehvak Va
• 8553 Pahrak Va
• 8554 Tahnok Va
• 8555 Nuhvok Va
  • Included instructions for two alternate models: one combining Gahlok Va, Kohrak Va, and Lehvak Va; the other combining Pahrak Va, Tahnok Va, and Nuhvok Va. Whether these "Bohrok Va Kaita" are canonical is unknown.

The Bohrok Va's headpiece can be used as a spare Bohrok weapon.

Canister Sets: Bohrok The Bohrok containers can connect to the Bohrok to hang it upside down.

• 8560 Pahrak
• 8561 Nuhvok
• 8562 Gahlok
• 8563 Tahnok
• 8564 Lehvak
• 8565 Kohrak
  • Included instructions for two Bohrok Kaita: one combining Pahrak, Nuhvok, and Tahnok; the other combining Gahlok, Lehvak, and Kohrak. Though neither have been seen in-story, both are considered canonical.

Titans

• 8556 Boxor
  • Included the Matoran, Nuparu.
  • Included instructions for an alternate model, which is not included in storyline canon.
• 8557 Exo-Toa
  • Included instructions for an alternate model (unofficially called "Exo Raptor"), which is not included in storyline canon.
• 8558 Cahdok & Gahdok
  • Included instructions for an alternate model (unofficially called "Bahrag Spider"), which is not included in storyline canon.

Promotions

• Orange Kanohi Vahi became available in various places, including a mail-in Walgreen's promotion in June.

[edit] Summer 2002

Collectible

• 8598 Kanohi Nuva & Krana Pack
  • Consisted of two random Kanohi Nuva masks and three random Krana.
  • European release was item number 8597, "Krana Nuva".

Canister Sets: Toa Nuva

• 8566 Onua Nuva
• 8567 Lewa Nuva
• 8568 Pohatu Nuva
• 8570 Gali Nuva
• 8571 Kopaka Nuva
• 8572 Tahu Nuva
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Toa Kaita Nuva: Onua, Pohatu, and Tahu into Akamai Nuva; and Lewa, Gali, and Kopaka into Wairuha Nuva.

Other

• 10023 BIONICLE Master Builder Set
  • Consisted of instructions and parts for the following Rahi models: Hikaki dragon-lizard, Vako rhinoceros, Kuna snake, Hoi turtle, Hoto beetle, Takea shark, Ruki fish, Ussal crab, Kewa bird (later renamed "Gukko bird"), Taku fishing bird, Fikou spider, Makika cave toad, Fusa kangaroo, Husi ostrich and Kofo-Jaga scorpion.

[edit] 2003

[edit] Winter 2003

Collectible

• 8599 Kanohi Nuva & Krana-Kal Pack
  • Consisted of two random Kanohi Nuva masks and three random Krana-Kal.
  • European release was in a plastic bag instead of a cardboard box, and item number 8600.

Canister Sets: Bohrok-Kal
The Bohrok-Kal were not officially released in Australia, but the Australian department store chain Big W shipped them in around the end of 2003.

• 8573 Nuhvok-Kal
• 8574 Tahnok-Kal
• 8575 Kohrak-Kal
• 8576 Lehvak-Kal
• 8577 Pahrak-Kal
• 8578 Gahlok-Kal
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Bohrok-Kal Kaita: one combining Nuhvok-Kal, Tahnok-Kal, and Pahrak-Kal; the other combining Kohrak-Kal, Lehvak-Kal, and Gahlok-Kal.
  • Early Bohrok-Kal releases included mini CD-ROMs with content about the Bohrok-Kal and Toa Nuva.

Promotions

• Random Bohrok-Kal sets included rare silver Krana Xa-Kal: 5,000 made of white metal and 72 of actual sterling silver. They were only available in North America and the United Kingdom.

[edit] Summer 2003

Collectible

• 8580 Kraata
  • Consisted of three random Kraata and two stickers.

Box Sets: Mata Nui Matoran

• 8581 Kopeke
• 8582 Matoro
• 8583 Hahli
• 8584 Hewkii
• 8585 Hafu
• 8586 Macku

Canister Sets: Rahkshi

• 8587 Panrahk
• 8588 Kurahk
• 8589 Lerahk
• 8590 Guurahk
• 8591 Vorahk
• 8592 Turahk
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Rahkshi Kaita: one combining Panrahk, Guurahk, and Vorahk; the other combining Kurahk, Lerahk, and Turahk.
  • Early Rahkshi releases included mini CD-ROMs with content about the Rahkshi and Toa Takanuva.

Titans

• 8593 Makuta (AKA Teridax)
• 8594 Jaller and Gukko
• 8595 Takua and Pewku
  • Included instructions to combine sets into an alternate form of Makuta called "Makuta Nui", which is not included in the canon storyline; this model is often mislabeled as an Ash Bear.
• 8596 Takanuva
  • Included an Ussanui vehicle and a sparkly clear Kanohi Avohkii mask. Also included instructions to combine with the Makuta set into Takutanuva.
• 10201 Takutanuva
  • Exclusive to Toys-R-Us stores.
  • Consisted of Makuta and Takanuva sets, plus a movie-edition Kanohi Kraahkan mask.

Promotions

• 1441 Fikou
  • Fikou sets were released with the purchase of any Bohrok-Kal in Belgium.
• Late Rahkshi releases at Target stores included purple Shadow Kraata.
• Red-and-green "Poisoned" Hau Nuva masks were distributed in various promotions; in the US at LEGO Brand Store openings in November.

[edit] 2004

[edit] Winter 2004

Collectible

• 8613 Kanoka Disk Launcher Pack
  • Consisted of two random Kanoka Disks and a Kanoka Launcher.

Box Sets: Metru Nui Matoran

• 8607 Nuhrii
• 8608 Vhisola
• 8609 Tehutti
• 8610 Ahkmou
• 8611 Orkahm
• 8612 Ehrye
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Rahi: Nuhrii, Ahkmou, and Orkahm into a Kinloka; and Vhisola, Tehutti, and Ehrye into a Kavinika.

Canister Sets: Toa Metru

• 8601 Toa Vakama
• 8602 Toa Nokama
• 8603 Toa Whenua
• 8604 Toa Onewa
• 8605 Toa Matau
• 8606 Toa Nuju
  • Included instructions for two alternate models: Vakama, Matau, and Onewa into a Kralhi; and Nokama, Whenua, and Nuju into a Kraawa.
  • Early European Toa Metru releases included mini CD-ROMs with games featuring the Toa Metru. (North American releases included "Kanoka Cards" which included codes that could be redeemed at Bionicle.com for the CD content.)

By using the lids of the canisters, you can connect to into a ball. Kanoka Disks can be fitted in specific spots. In Autumn 2004, Australia, the six Toa Metru were available in a six pack with Tahu Nuva. In the Bionicle Book series Adventures, there were included instructions to combine all six Toa Metru into Krahka.

[edit] Summer 2004

Canister Sets: Vahki

• 8614 Nuurakh
• 8615 Bordakh
• 8616 Vorzakh
• 8617 Zadakh
• 8618 Rorzakh
• 8619 Keerakh
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two specialized Vahki models: Nuurakh, Vorzakh, and Rorzakh into a Kranua; Bordakh, Zadakh, and Keerakh into a Kraahu.

Titans

• 8621 Turaga Dume and Nivawk
• 8622 Nidhiki
• 8623 Krekka
  • Included instructions to combine all three sets into "Ultimate Dume".
  • More instructions were later distributed through Lego Club Magazine to combine Turaga Dume and Nivawk with Nidhiki into a Lohrak.
• 10202 Ultimate Dume
  • Exclusive to Toys "R" Us stores.
  • Consisted of Turaga Dume and Nivawk, Nidhiki, and Krekka sets; plus a special Kanohi Kraahkan mask designed to fit the model.
• 8811 Toa Lhikan and Kikanalo

Promotion:

• Late Vahki releases at Target stores included golden Kanohi Vahi and Kanoka Disks of Time.

[edit] 2005

[edit] Winter 2005

Collectible

• 8748 Rhotuka Spinners
  • Consisted of four randomly-colored Rhotuka Spinners and one grey one.

Box Sets: Rahaga

• 4868 Gaaki
• 4869 Pouks
• 4870 Kualus
• 4877 Norik
• 4878 Bomonga
• 4879 Iruini
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Rahi: Gaaki, Pouks, and Kualus into an Ice Vermin; and Norik, Bomonga, and Iruini into a Colony Drone.

Canister Sets: Toa Hordika
In Europe, the Visorak were released in Winter 2005 instead of the Toa Hordika.

• 8736 Toa Hordika Vakama
• 8737 Toa Hordika Nokama
• 8738 Toa Hordika Whenua
• 8739 Toa Hordika Onewa
• 8740 Toa Hordika Matau
• 8741 Toa Hordika Nuju
  • Included instructions to combine sets into three Rahi: Vakama and Whenua into a Cable Crawler; Nokama and Nuju into a Sea Spider, and Onewa and Matau into a Rock Raptor.
  • More instructions were later distributed through Bionicle.com to combine sets into two more Rahi: Vakama, Whenua, and Matau into a Protocairn; and Nokama, Onewa, and Nuju into a Frostelus.

[edit] Summer 2005

Canister Sets: Visorak
In Europe, the Toa Hordika] were released in Summer 2005 instead of the Visorak.

• 8742 Vohtarak
• 8743 Boggarak
• 8744 Oohnorak
• 8745 Roporak
• 8746 Keelerak
• 8747 Suukorak
  • Included instructions for three alternate sets: Vohtarak and Oohnorak into a Gate Guardian; Boggarak and Suukorak into a Kahgarak, and Roporak and Keelerak into a Chute Lurker.
  • More instructions were later distributed through Bionicle.com and Lego Club Magazine to combine sets into three more Rahi: Vohtarak, Oohnorak, and Keelerak into a Parakrekk; Boggarak, Roporak, and Suukorak into a Venom Flyer; and all six sets into Zivon.

Limited Edition Canisters: Toa Hagah
Norik and Iruini in Toa Hagah form were released in Europe in Winter 2005.

• 8762 Toa Iruini
• 8763 Toa Norik
  • Norik was exclusive to Wal-Mart stores, in a two-pack with Iruini.

Titans:
Keetongu, Sidorak, and Roodaka were released in Europe in Winter 2005.

• 8755 Keetongu
• 8756 Sidorak
• 8761 Roodaka
  • Included instructions to combine sets into two Dark Hunters: Keetongu and Roodaka into the Shadowed One, and Keetongu and Sidorak into Sentrakh.
  • More instructions were later released through Voporak sets (below) and later still Lego.com to combine all three Titans into Voporak.
• 10203 Voporak
  • Exclusive to Target stores.
  • Consisted of Keetongu, Sidorak, and Roodaka sets, plus instructions to combine all three into Voporak.

Playsets:

• 8757 Visorak Battle Ram
• 8758 Tower of Toa
• 8759 Battle of Metru Nui
• 8769 Visorak's Gate
  • Visorak's Gate was exclusive to Toys "R" Us stores.

[edit] 2006

[edit] Winter 2006

Collectible

• 8719 Zamor Spheres
  • Consists of ten random gold-, silver-, and gunmetal-colored Zamor Spheres.

Box Sets: Voya Nui Matoran

• 8721 Velika
• 8722 Kazi
• 8723 Piruk
• 8724 Garan
• 8725 Balta
• 8726 Dalu
  • Includes instructions to combine sets into two Rahi: Velika, Piruk, and Balta into a Lava Hawk; and Kazi, Garan, and Dalu into a Dagger Spider.

Canister Sets: Piraka

• 8900 Reidak
• 8901 Hakann
• 8902 Vezok
• 8903 Zaktan
• 8904 Avak
• 8905 Thok
  • Includes instructions for three alternate models: one combining Reidak and Zaktan, another combining Hakann and Avak, and a third combining Vezok and Thok. None of these are included in storyline canon.
  • More instructions were later distributed through Irnakk sets (below) and Lego Club Magazine to combine sets into two more alternate models: Reidak, Vezok, and Thok sets into Irnakk; and Hakann, Zaktan, and Avak sets into a Protodax.

Titans

• 8626 Irnakk
  • Exclusive to Wal-Mart stores.
  • Consists of Reidak, Vezok, and Thok sets; plus instructions for Irnakk, a gold Thok spine piece, and some gold tubing.

[edit] Summer 2006

Canister Sets: Toa Inika

• 8727 Toa Jaller
• 8728 Toa Hahli
• 8729 Toa Nuparu
• 8730 Toa Hewkii
• 8731 Toa Kongu
• 8732 Toa Matoro
  • Instructions were later distributed through Bionicle.com to combine Hahli, Nuparu and Hewkii into Toa Jovan.

Titans
Axonn and Brutaka were released in Europe in Winter 2006.

• 8733 Axonn
• 8734 Brutaka
  • Instructions were distributed through Bionicle.com to combine Axonn and Brutaka into Botar.
• 8764 Vezon & Fenrakk
  • Instructions were later released through Vezon & Kardas sets (below) to combine all three Titans into Vezon and Kardas.
• 8625 Umbra
  • Exclusive to Wal-Mart stores.
• 10204 Kardas
  • Includes Vezon
  • Exclusive to Target stores.
  • Consists of parts for Axonn, Brutaka, and Vezon & Fenrakk sets. Only includes instructions for Vezon & Kardas; not for any of the other Titans.

Playsets

• 8892 Piraka Outpost
• 8893 Lava Chamber Gate
  • Instructions were later released through Lego Club Magazine to combine Piraka Outpost and Lava Chamber Gate into a Caravan Crawler.
• 8894 Piraka Stronghold
• 8624 Race for the Mask of Life
  • Exclusive to Toys-R-Us stores.

[edit] 2007

[edit] Winter 2007

Collectible

• 8934 Squid Ammo
  • Contains 7 blue-green squids

Box Sets: Mahri Nui Matoran and Hydruka

• 8929 Defilak
• 8930 Dekar
• 8931 Thulox
• 8932 Morak

Canister Sets: Barraki

• 8916 Takadox
• 8917 Kalmah
• 8918 Carapar
• 8919 Mantax
• 8920 Ehlek
• 8921 Pridak
  • Instructions were released through Lego BrickMaster Magazine to combine Carapar, Mantax, and Ehlek into a Pit War Tortoise; and Takadox, Kalmah, and Pridak into a Zyglak.

Warriors

• 8935 Nocturn
  • Exclusive to Wal-Mart stores.
  • In the United Kingdom, Nocturn was released in a set with Dekar and Thulox exclusive to the retail chain tesco.

[edit] Summer 2007

The "collectible" for the following sets is Cordak Blasters, though Cordak ammo is not available separately.

Canister Sets: Toa Mahri

• 8910 Toa Mahri Kongu
• 8911 Toa Mahri Jaller
  • Jaller Mahri includes a Hahnah Crab. You can attach this to his back.
• 8912 Toa Mahri Hewkii
• 8913 Toa Mahri Nuparu
• 8914 Toa Mahri Hahli
• 8915 Toa Mahri Matoro
  • Instructions were distributed through Lego Club Magazine to combine Toa Mahri Nuparu, Toa Mahri Matoro, Barraki Carapar, and Barraki Mantax into a Manutri.
• Each Toa Mahri's canister could convert into a battle station that the Cordak Blaster could be mounted on.

Warriors

• 8922 Gadunka
• 8923 Hydraxon
• 8924 Maxilos & Spinax
• 8939 Lesovikk
  • Includes a sea sled.
  • Exclusive to Wal-Mart stores in the US and Tesco stores in the UK.
• 8940 Karzahni
  • Includes two Matoran: Sarda and Idris; and an undersea trap.
  • Exclusive to Toys "R" Us stores in the US and Woolworths stores in the UK.

Playsets

• 8925 Barraki Deepsea Patrol
• 8926 Toa Undersea Attack
• 8927 Toa Terrain Crawler

[edit] 2008

[edit] Winter 2008

Small Sets: Light and Shadow Matoran^[2]

• 8944 Tanma
  • Combine with Lewa.
• 8945 Solek
  • Combine with Kopaka.
• 8946 Photok
  • Combine with Pohatu.
• 8947 Radiak
  • Combine with Antroz.
• 8948 Gavla
  • Combine with Vamprah.
• 8949 Kirop
  • Combine with Chirox.

Although unofficial, you can stand the Matoran in the two coloured pieces that surround the cardboard piece.

Canister Sets: "Phantoka"
The remaining Toa Nuva and three more Makuta will be released in Summer 2008, with another label called "Mistika".^[3]

• 8685 Kopaka Nuva
  • New Phantoka form
• 8686 Lewa Nuva
  • New Phantoka form
• 8687 Pohatu Nuva
  • New Phantoka form
• 8691 Antroz
• 8692 Vamprah
• 8693 Chirox

Combinations mentioned above.

Instructions are on bionicle.com for how to combine Lewa Nuva, Antroz, Tanma, and Radiak into Makuta Spiriah.^[4]

You can use the Phantoka containers as a decorative screen for the Toa/Makuta to stand in.

Warriors

• 8697 Toa Ignika

Instructions were distributed through Lego Club Magazine to combine Toa Ignika, Pohatu Nuva and Vamprah into a Niazesk.

• 8952 Mutran and Vican

• Exclusive to Wal-Mart stores in the USA and Tesco Stores in the UK (but is coming in to Australia as of April 2008.

• 8953 Makuta Icarax^[5]

• Exclusive to Toys "R" Us stores.''

[edit] Summer 2008

Canister Sets: "Mistika"

• 8688 Gali Nuva
  • New Mistika Form
• 8689 Tahu Nuva
  • New Mistika Form
• 8690 Onua Nuva
  • New Mistika Form
• 8694 Krika
• 8695 Gorast
• 8696 Bitil

Warriors

• 8698 Vultraz
  • Comes with Skyfighter
• 8699 Takanuva
  • New Mistika Form - Toa of Twilight
• 8941 Rockoh T3
  • Comes with Toa Pohatu Nuva - Secondary Phantoka Form
• 8942 Jetrax T6
  • Comes with Antroz - Secondary Form
• 8943 Axalara T9
  • Comes with Toa Lewa Nuva - Secondary Phantoka Form
• 8954 Mazeka
  • Comes with Skyfighter
  • Exclusive to a yet-unknown store

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