BIONICLE Motion Comic: Beware the Bohrok! (Comic 5)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- The Bohrok have appeared all over the island of Mata Nui, bringing chaos in their wake. While the Matoran see to the defenses of their villages, the Toa begin their quest to obtain the krana of the Bohrok.
The swarms are fierce and powerful, and the Toa soon learn that might is not the answer to this crisis. It will take all their wisdom, cunning, and skill to trap the Bohrok long enough to obtain the krana - the key to the ultimate defeat of the swarms.
Even as the Toa struggle to solve the mystery of the Bohrok, they face another, more sinister riddle: the disappearance of Lewa, Toa of air!
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Here it is, the second instalment of the animated motion comics for the Bohrok saga! I put extra care into levelling out the voices in this one, and I hope there's perceivable improvement to the last comic.
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Credit for the voices go to these fantastic voice actors (in order of appearance):
Jackson Trent as narrator: / indago55
Ian Walker Price as the Bahrag
Leena Valtapaz as Gali: / @leihart
Joe Newman as Pohatu: / channel
Axcept as Tahu: / accepttheexception
Julian Guthrie as the Ta-Matoran: / channel
That VOICE Actor as Kopaka: / @thatvoiceactor
Also, special thanks to Owen Martin for the excellent, high quality comics scans! - Розваги
Came here since a printing error omits 2:09-2:26 from the Rise of the Toa Nuva graphic novel. Glad I was able to find the missing page!
Kopakas Voice is just as Badass as we knew him
That's why tahu is my favorite toa 💯🔥🤞🏾
Bravo bravo awesome job!
man i love this i can't wait for the next episode
Heheh, don't think we didn't catch that Two Steps From Hell at 2:32
3:08
What’s the name of the music that starts at 4:55?
"War Machines" by Jack Hallam and The Sound Collective. It's part of the album "Music Inspired by War of the Worlds"
Toatapio Nuva thank you I appreciate it! is there a different version of this? cause the one I looked up by Jack Hallam that you recommended sounds very different.
@@aieurich Yes, there's an old and new version of the album. The newer one has a slightly different name. Unfortunately the old version is not available on youtube.