Thank you for your kind words man, really appreciate it :)

You too! ;)

Yes. The instructions PDF has a list of all the pieces with part numbers included

It would be kind of hard to trap him in the pit for a long time though since he has the mask of dimensional gateways. Maybe he only looks partially mutated because he managed to escape the pit by hopping through different dimensions before he was fully mutated

I think some species don't get as affected. Like for example, the two Matoran in the Karzhani set. They were mutated, but looked mostly normal.

@@ltb1345 I think there was a story explanation for that but I can’t remember if it was specifically stated anywhere. It’s not shown in the commercials but I’m pretty sure in the books the Matoran actually put air bubbles around their heads so they could breath down there, so maybe that prevented them from being mutated because they didn’t breathe in the water. The Toa also didn’t fully mutate because they were given their breathing tubes. So maybe you can’t be mutated unless you get the water in your lungs. Most beings wouldn’t be able to hold their breath for that long but the Matoran were able to survive because of the oxygen plants around Mahri Nui.

@@lukestarkiller1470 The Toa were mutated by The Mask of Life, not the mutagen. The results are the same though, they can only breathe water. It's not until much later that another god being gives them the ability to breathe on land again, making them amphibious.

@@PanoptesDreams that’s what I was saying, they would have been mutated more by the water but they were changed by the mask of life to be aquatic before that could happen.

What??? I read your comment over and over trying to understand it. Just no my dude. LEGO do this with old parts all the time, a designer thinks 'this might look nice here' and they get permission and do it. It may also happen when they have too many leftovers.

⁠@@PanoptesDreamswhat are you talking about 😂 obviously it was an intentional reference. It’s from a video game they could have put any piece in but obviously intentionally referenced pit Brutaka.

@@PanoptesDreamsalso name any other occasion in which a standard Lego system set used a Bionicle mask 😂 You trying to sound like a smart ass on this is killing me “my dude”

@@adriangentle2953 literally every 'System' Bionicle set came with Kanohi.

​@@PanoptesDreamsThis sentence makes no sense

And 1 Brutaka

And at least 1 more unknown set

@@richardjulien1329 or piece everything out on Bricklink.

Wow 75 cents for Brutaka is an amazing find! Nice work!

How is Voriki real? It was just photoshopped image, while Pit Brutaka actually appeared in canon, and real MOC was made.

⁠@@aresnir2725you wouldn’t understand how real Voriki felt to the people who were there at that time. I don’t understand either because I was born in 2002

@@lukestarkiller1470 It makes sense when you think about how poor screen resolution typically was in 2001.

@@lukestarkiller1470 I think it was pretty obvious that Voriki was fake.

@@aresnir2725 photoshop was still pretty new back then, people weren’t as attuned to it as we are today. It may look obvious to us but to people who didn’t have much experience with photoshop it just looked like an actual photograph.

The last 2 pages of the instruction pdf have a parts list