Groovebricks uploaded an image of what I assume is a placeholder for what a large store display of next year's return with Bionicle may look like. Some would say this return of the original theme translates as a lack of sales in Hero Factory whereas I would say Lego is making a smart move as a company by mixing things up to maintain and reignite sales. Hero Factory is good but has become predictably constant so even though Bionicle is roughly the same idea, it is different enough at least through the intriguing storyline. Anyway, I can vaguely recognize classic Toa Tahu and Kopaka so far.

via Brickset

 

This little thumbnail you would find on Lego's main site Products page has been found on LEGO.com's servers.

via The Brick Fan

 

Source: The Brick Fan

These look cool. I use to play with them in my younger years....

Nice to see these back. I don't know what it is with Bionicle but there's something about it that catches my eye and makes me want to buy it all.

The Bionicle website has been updated to include a ton of new pics including Onua.

Source: The Brick Fan

on the Lego site today, i noticed a sneak peek at the new Bionicle sets.  what thoughts do you all have on them? I have not had much experience with the Bionicle line since it was during my dark ages.  do you think that they will perform as well, better or worse than before?

 

http://www.lego.com/en-us/bionicle

Can't comment on investment potential.. but i loved these guys when i was a kid. Only had to first wave and a bit of the second before growing out of playing with toys, but man were they great

 

Only one i really like out of this new wave is Kopaka (probably because his mask most resembles the original). Will likely pick him up to sit on my desk

Edited November 5, 201411 yr by Sandwraithx157

Here is part 1 of 2 for a New Elementary article on the latest pieces from the upcoming additions to the world of Bionicle.

When I saw that Bionicle was coming back I must say I got quite excited, but after seeing these sets, I'm pretty disappointed.  LEGO isn't differentiating between Bionicle and Hero Factory components, and what sets Bionicle apart from HF in the first place was the different use of parts.  Although these will probably be pretty popular, they don't have the same feel as the older sets, and I couldn't have told them apart from HF if not for the boxes.  Is anyone else similarly underwhelmed?

When I saw that Bionicle was coming back I must say I got quite excited, but after seeing these sets, I'm pretty disappointed.  LEGO isn't differentiating between Bionicle and Hero Factory components, and what sets Bionicle apart from HF in the first place was the different use of parts.  Although these will probably be pretty popular, they don't have the same feel as the older sets, and I couldn't have told them apart from HF if not for the boxes.  Is anyone else similarly underwhelmed?

Same here. I was disappointed when I saw that they were using mostly HF parts to make the new Bionicles. When I heard that Lego was going to make Bionicles in 2015, I though that they would use some similar parts to the older Bionicle sets.

Here is the second part of New Elementary's look at the latest Bionicle parts plus a review on the redo of Kopaka, Toa of Ice.

Here are Eurobricks reviews on 70788 Kopaka, 70789 Onua, and 70787 Tahu.

Orc- I think you are my favorite poster, and I say that very sincerely.

 

When everyone else is rushing and bustling over EOL sets and the "big" exclusives, you continue to give extraordinary perspective and information on the entire scope of what TLG is producing. Seriously, thank you.

 

Your posts remind me that it's nice to step back on occasion and appreciate everything Lego is doing. I enjoy making cash here... but greatly admire TLG as a company, and I think you contribute more to the board regarding the entire spectrum of what Lego is currently offering than any other poster.

 

Thank you.

Orc- I think you are my favorite poster, and I say that very sincerely.

 

When everyone else is rushing and bustling over EOL sets and the "big" exclusives, you continue to give extraordinary perspective and information on the entire scope of what TLG is producing. Seriously, thank you.

 

Your posts remind me that it's nice to step back on occasion and appreciate everything Lego is doing. I enjoy making cash here... but greatly admire TLG as a company, and I think you contribute more to the board regarding the entire spectrum of what Lego is currently offering than any other poster.

 

Thank you.

Good to know I'm doing something right. Haha. Seriously though, thank you for the thank you. I appreciate it very much. :thankyou:

Here is a slew of reviews on these new guys including 70778 Protector of Jungle, 70779 Protector of Stone, 70780 Protector of Water, 70781 Protector of Earth, 70782 Protector of Ice, 70783 Protector of Fire, 70784 Lewa: Master of Jungle, 70785 Pohatu: Master of Stone, 70786 Gali: Master of Water, and 70790 Lord of Skull Spiders.

70780 - Protector of Water

70781 - Protector of Earth

Here is a small list to add upon the already established one for more Bionicle which looks to be on the side of villainy.

• 70791 - Skull Warrior
• 70792 - Skull Slicer
• 70793 - Skull Basher
• 70794 - Skull Scorpion
• 70795 - Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder

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70787 - Tahu: Master of Fire

70790 - Lord of Skull Spiders

70785 - Pohatu: Master of Stone

70784 - Lewa: Master of Jungle

70789 - Onua: Master of Earth

70783 - Protector of Fire

70786 - Gali: Master of Water

70778 - Protector of Jungle

70782 - Protector of Ice