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* GroundhogDayLoop: [[spoiler:The Vahi imposes a small and short one on Vakama's hut to convince him to give the Vahi to Kapura.]]

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* GroundhogDayLoop: [[spoiler:The Vahi imposes a small and short one on Vakama's hut to convince him to give the Vahi it to Kapura.]]



* InSpiteOfANail: Despite there now being double the amount of Toa on Mata Nui it doesn't stop the Bohrok from being able to capture Le-Koro and the Le-Matoran, the Bohrok-Kal from stealing the Nuva symbols or Jaller being named the herald of the Seventh Toa as in the original 2001-2003 storyline.



* RightManInTheWrongPlace: As part of the story's constant call forwards to his becoming a Toa Inika/Mahri, when Jaller calls on volunteers to go aid the Toa against the Bohrok-Kal, Matoro quickly realizes he's the only Ko-Matoran around, and with the rest of the island's tribes being represented, steps forwards in spite of his own misgivings, "because [he's] here. And no one else is."



* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: The Matoran, as per [[invoked]]WordOfGod, don't necessarily feel romantic love and lack a full grasp of the concept, but the intensity of affection between Macku and Hewkii is such that the closest thing that they can call it is Friendship-Nui.

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* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: The Matoran, as per [[invoked]]WordOfGod, don't necessarily feel romantic love and lack a full grasp of the concept, but the intensity of affection between Macku and Hewkii is such that the closest thing that they can call it is Friendship-Nui.Friendship-Nui.
* WhatTheHellHero: Jaller, [[spoiler: lays one into Tahu when he comes across the Toa of Fire recklessly fighting against Pahrahk-Kal while patrolling the Tren Krom Break. He berets Tahu for engaging in any notion of HeroicSacrifice or DoNotGoGentle to defeat the Bohrok-Kal saying that his duty and destiny to the Matoran and Mata Nui is greater than his pride.]]
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* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: The Matoran, as per WordOfGod, don't necessarily feel romantic love and lack a full grasp of the concept, but the intensity of affection between Macku and Hewkii is such that the closest thing that they can call it is Friendship-Nui.

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* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: The Matoran, as per WordOfGod, [[invoked]]WordOfGod, don't necessarily feel romantic love and lack a full grasp of the concept, but the intensity of affection between Macku and Hewkii is such that the closest thing that they can call it is Friendship-Nui.
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* ShoutOut: Because they've gone through hundreds of cleansings before when Mata Nui visited other worlds, the Bohrok-Kal have apparently encountered some familiar aliens in the past 100,000 years:
** They specifically mention a race of [[Series/StargateSG1 megalomaniac snake parasites]] obsessed with pyramids when they discuss why the Matoran are acting so wildly outside what they think are their usual routines.
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''A Company of Toa'' is a Toys/{{Bionicle}} fanfic by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/Inthehouse001/pseuds/Inthehouse001 Inthehouse001]] beginning during the 2001 ''Chronicles'' era of the toyline.

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''A Company of Toa'' is a Toys/{{Bionicle}} ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}'' fanfic by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/Inthehouse001/pseuds/Inthehouse001 org/users/Inthehouse001 Inthehouse001]] beginning during the 2001 ''Chronicles'' era of the toyline.



Only they don't wake up on Ta-Wahi beach...but as Toa instead.

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Only they don't wake up on Ta-Wahi beach... but as Toa instead.



''A Company of Toa'' can be found [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46892203/chapters/118119304 here]] on [=AO3=].

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''A Company of Toa'' can be found [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46892203/chapters/118119304 org/works/46892203 here]] on [=AO3=].



** Kapura becomes a [[PlasmaCannon Toa of Plasma]]
** Tamaru becomes a [[GreenThumb Toa of the Green]]
** Kopeke becomes a [[ShockAndAwe Toa of Lightning]]
** Taipu becomes a [[GravityMaster Toa of Gravity]]
** Hafu becomes a [[ExtraOreDinary Toa of Iron]]
** Macku becomes [[PsychicPowers Toa of Psionics]]

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** Kapura becomes a [[PlasmaCannon Toa of Plasma]]
Plasma]].
** Tamaru becomes a [[GreenThumb Toa of the Green]]
Green]].
** Kopeke becomes a [[ShockAndAwe Toa of Lightning]]
Lightning]].
** Taipu becomes a [[GravityMaster Toa of Gravity]]
Gravity]].
** Hafu becomes a [[ExtraOreDinary Toa of Iron]]
Iron]].
** Macku becomes [[PsychicPowers Toa of Psionics]]Psionics]].
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: When Gali sees Takua the first time after leaving Mangaia, she can't help but wonder if they had met before, referring to their first meeting millennia ago in Karda Nui, but Takua thinks that she just forgot they had already met when dealing with the tarakava in Ga-Koro.

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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: When Gali sees Takua the first time after leaving Mangaia, she can't help but wonder if they had met before, referring alluding to their first meeting millennia ago in Karda Nui, but Takua thinks that she just forgot they had already met when dealing with the tarakava in Ga-Koro.

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During the Battle of Kini Nui, Takua and the Chronicler's Company (first seen during the ''Mata Nui Online Game'') are in danger of being overwhelmed by the Rahi as they cover the Toa Mata's descent into Mangaia. With the aid from the rest of the Matoran still far away, Takua gets a bright idea, remembering how his activating the Toa Stones that summoned the Toa Mata blasted him all the way to the Ta-Wahi beach, he instructs the Chronicler's Company to do the same. Each of them [[note]]Kapura of Ta-Koro, Tamaru of Le-Koro, Kopeke of Ko-Koro, Taipu of Onu-Koro, Hafu of Po-Koro, and Macku of Ga-Koro[[/note]] takes one of the Toa stones in hand and places them in the Suva-Kaita and are all enveloped in a great flash of light.

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During the Battle of Kini Nui, Takua and the Chronicler's Company (first seen during the ''Mata Nui Online Game'') are in danger of being overwhelmed by the Rahi rahi as they cover the Toa Mata's descent into Mangaia. With the aid from the rest of the Matoran still far away, Takua gets a bright idea, remembering how his activating the Toa Stones that summoned the Toa Mata blasted him all the way to the Ta-Wahi beach, he instructs the Chronicler's Company to do the same.same in the hope of driving off the rahi. Each of them [[note]]Kapura of Ta-Koro, Tamaru of Le-Koro, Kopeke of Ko-Koro, Taipu of Onu-Koro, Hafu of Po-Koro, and Macku of Ga-Koro[[/note]] takes one of the Toa stones in hand and places them in the Suva-Kaita and are all enveloped in a great flash of light.



It seems the toa stones, which were originally created by the Toa Metru in ''BIONICLE Adventures #6: Maze of Shadows'', weren't exhausted by summoning the Toa Mata, and still had enough juice to create a Toa.

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It seems the toa stones, Toa Stones, which were originally created by the Toa Metru in ''BIONICLE Adventures #6: Maze of Shadows'', weren't exhausted by summoning the Toa Mata, and still had enough juice to create a Toa.



* InsistentTerminology: Once they become the Toa Nuva, Tahu becomes quick to correct anyone that leaves off the Nuva from their names, much to the exasperation of Gali.

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* InsistentTerminology: Once they become the Toa Nuva, Tahu becomes quick to correct anyone that leaves off the Nuva from their names, much to the exasperation of Gali.the other Toa.



* SparedByTheAdaptation: The Bohrok-Kal aren't killed when the Toa Nuva overload their Nuva Symbols and are instead bound together and launched into space, until they land on Bara Magna.
* TheSpeechless: Kopeke and while Matoro can understand him, he develops a form of sign language to communicate with the other toa, apparently similar to the hand signs used by the Ga-Matoran to communicate underwater.
* SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson: Toa Tamaru, who is commonly interpreted as trans in fanon, finds her toa form much more comfortable than her matoran body.

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* SecretKeeper: As per canon Matoro and Ahkmou are the only Matoran who are aware of the existence of Metru Nui and how the Turaga brought them to Mata Nui.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: The Bohrok-Kal aren't killed when the Toa Nuva overload their Nuva Symbols and are instead bound together by Gahlok-Kal's magnetism and launched into space, until they land on Bara Magna.
* TheSpeechless: Kopeke and while Matoro can understand him, he develops a form of sign language to communicate with the other toa, Toa, apparently similar to the hand signs used by the Ga-Matoran to communicate underwater.
* SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson: Toa Tamaru, who is commonly interpreted as trans in fanon, finds her toa Toa form much more comfortable than her matoran body.

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Only they don't wake up on Ta-Wahi beach...but as toa instead.

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Only they don't wake up on Ta-Wahi beach...but as toa Toa instead.



* AdaptationalIntelligence: The Vahi is given some level of sentience, not as much as the Ignika but enough that it can independently create a GroundhogDayLoop [[spoiler:to force Vakama into giving it to Kapura]].
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: The Turaga are more than just the wise village elders they were portrayed as at this point in the story, taking on more of the personality traits they were given during the ''Adventures'' storyline as the Toa Metru.



* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: The Vahi is shown to have other powers than just affecting the flow of time, [[spoiler: such as being able to create a GroundhogDayLoop even when not being worn, and showing Kapura visions of an alternate future if they went down a different tunnel.]]



** When Kopeke meets Matoro after returning to Ko-Koro, he says, in as much as he says anything, that Matoro would make a better toa than him, but Matoro says he's much better being Nuju's interpreter.
** Jaller decides to go aid the toa by defending the entrance to the Bahrag's prison, who should join him but Hahli, Hewkii, Nuparu, Kongu and, much to his own surprise, Matoro.

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** When Kopeke meets Matoro after returning to Ko-Koro, he says, in as much as he says anything, that Matoro would make a better toa Toa than him, but Matoro says he's much better being Nuju's interpreter.
** Jaller decides to go aid the toa Toa by defending the entrance to the Bahrag's prison, who should join him but Hahli, Hewkii, Nuparu, Kongu and, much to his own surprise, Matoro.



* DudeWheresMyRespect: Macku blows up against the Toa Mata for calling the Chronicler's Company inexperienced just because they were still getting used to their then-unknown powers by pointing out the Matoran had been defending themselves against Makuta and his rahi for a thousand years before the Toa arrived.



* FootnoteFever: Some chapters have footnotes elaborating certain points or giving humorous asides into a character's thoughts.



* IGotBigger: Because the Toa Stones somehow restored Takua to the form he had as an Av-Matoran, he's now the tallest inhabitant of Mata Nui that isn't a toa.

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* IGotBigger: Because the Toa Stones somehow restored Takua to the form he had as an Av-Matoran, he's now the tallest inhabitant of Mata Nui that isn't a toa.Toa.



* KaleidoscopeHair: Takua wasn't left out when the Chronicler's company activated the toa stones, as they restored his appearance as an Av-Matoran, and unlocked his ability to change his colours too.

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* KaleidoscopeHair: Takua wasn't left out when the Chronicler's company activated the toa stones, Toa Stones, as they restored his appearance as an Av-Matoran, and unlocked his ability to change his colours too.



* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller's anger is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler:it's enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]].

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* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller's anger is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler:it's enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]].Vorahk]].
* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: The Matoran, as per WordOfGod, don't necessarily feel romantic love and lack a full grasp of the concept, but the intensity of affection between Macku and Hewkii is such that the closest thing that they can call it is Friendship-Nui.

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During the Battle of Kini Nui, Takua and the Chronicler's Company (first seen during the ''Mata Nui Online Game'') are in danger of being overwhelmed by the Rahi as they cover the Toa Mata's descent into Mangaia. With the aid from the rest of the matoran still far away, Takua gets a bright idea, remembering how his activating the toa stones that summoned the Toa Mata blasted him all the way to the Ta-Wahi beach, he instructs the Chronicler's Company to do the same. Each of them [[note]]Kapura of Ta-Koro, Tamaru of Le-Koro, Kopeke of Ko-Koro, Taipu of Onu-Koro, Hafu of Po-Koro, and Macku of Ga-Koro[[/note]] takes one of the toa stones in hand and places them in the Suva-Kaita and are all enveloped in a great flash of light.

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During the Battle of Kini Nui, Takua and the Chronicler's Company (first seen during the ''Mata Nui Online Game'') are in danger of being overwhelmed by the Rahi as they cover the Toa Mata's descent into Mangaia. With the aid from the rest of the matoran Matoran still far away, Takua gets a bright idea, remembering how his activating the toa stones Toa Stones that summoned the Toa Mata blasted him all the way to the Ta-Wahi beach, he instructs the Chronicler's Company to do the same. Each of them [[note]]Kapura of Ta-Koro, Tamaru of Le-Koro, Kopeke of Ko-Koro, Taipu of Onu-Koro, Hafu of Po-Koro, and Macku of Ga-Koro[[/note]] takes one of the toa Toa stones in hand and places them in the Suva-Kaita and are all enveloped in a great flash of light.



It seems the toa stones, which were originally created by the Toa Metru in ''BIONICLE Adventures #6: Maze of Shadows'', weren't exhausted by summoning the Toa Mata, and still had enough juice to create a toa.

''A Company of Toa'' can be found [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46892203/chapters/118119304 here]] on AO3.

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It seems the toa stones, which were originally created by the Toa Metru in ''BIONICLE Adventures #6: Maze of Shadows'', weren't exhausted by summoning the Toa Mata, and still had enough juice to create a toa.

Toa.

''A Company of Toa'' can be found [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46892203/chapters/118119304 here]] on AO3.[=AO3=].



* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi are dispatched while the Toa are still fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beginning of ''[[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight Mask of Light]]''.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The Bohrok-Kal, {{downplayed}} as they are still opposed to the Toa in their mission to free the Bahrag and resume the clearing of Mata Nui, but because the story is written with the full story in mind (see LateArrivalSpoiler below) we get more scenes of the Bohrok-Kal's point of view and their confusion as to why the Matoran, Toa, and Turaga are seemingly standing in the way of the will of Mata Nui. [[spoiler: Which wasn't helped by the misinformation given to them by Ahkmou.]]

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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi Rahkshi are dispatched while the Toa are still fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beginning of ''[[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight Mask of Light]]''.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The Bohrok-Kal, {{downplayed}} Bohrok-Kal. {{Downplayed|Trope}} as they are still opposed to the Toa in their mission to free the Bahrag and resume the clearing of Mata Nui, but because the story is written with the full story in mind (see LateArrivalSpoiler below) we get more scenes of the Bohrok-Kal's point of view and their confusion as to why the Matoran, Toa, and Turaga are seemingly standing in the way of the will of Mata Nui. [[spoiler: Which wasn't helped by the misinformation given to them by Ahkmou.]]



** Kapura was a Su-Matoran
** Tamaru was a Bo-Matoran
** Kopeke was a Vo-Matoran
** Taipu was a Ba-Matoran
** Hafu was a Fe-Matoran
** and Macku was a Ce-Matoran
* AscendedExtra: The Chronicler's Company, who had very little to do in the BIONICLE story outside the ''Mata Nui Online Game'' are thrust into the spotlight by their transformation into Toa during the Battle of Kini Nui.
* ConspiracyTheorist: In part because of her psionic abilities, and the inconsistency their existence as toa creates with the legends as taught by the Turaga, Macku starts to unravel the truth about their life on Mata Nui until Nokama decides to finally let her in on the secret in chapter 39.
* DidntSeeThatComing: That the Toa Metru's toa stones could still create toa after summoning the Toa Mata comes to a surprise to everyone, not just the matoran and toa involved, but to the Turaga and Makuta as well.

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** Kapura was a Su-Matoran
Su-Matoran.
** Tamaru was a Bo-Matoran
Bo-Matoran.
** Kopeke was a Vo-Matoran
Vo-Matoran.
** Taipu was a Ba-Matoran
Ba-Matoran.
** Hafu was a Fe-Matoran
Fe-Matoran.
** and Macku was a Ce-Matoran
Ce-Matoran.
* AscendedExtra: The Chronicler's Company, who had very little to do in the BIONICLE ''BIONICLE'' story outside the ''Mata Nui Online Game'' are thrust into the spotlight by their transformation into Toa during the Battle of Kini Nui.
* BadPowersGoodPeople: Kopeke isn't thrilled by the implications of his [[MaskOfPower Kanohi]] [[MindControl Komau]] and it takes a conversation with Turaga Onewa for him to come to terms with it as he explains that the Komau is more like a powerful suggestion rather than outright mind control.
* CallForward:
** When Kopeke meets Matoro after returning to Ko-Koro, he says, in as much as he says anything, that Matoro would make a better toa than him, but Matoro says he's much better being Nuju's interpreter.
** Jaller decides to go aid the toa by defending the entrance to the Bahrag's prison, who should join him but Hahli, Hewkii, Nuparu, Kongu and, much to his own surprise, Matoro.
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ConspiracyTheorist: In part because of her psionic abilities, and the inconsistency their existence as toa Toa creates with the legends as taught by the Turaga, Macku starts to unravel the truth about their life on Mata Nui until Nokama decides to finally let her in on the secret in chapter 39.
* DidntSeeThatComing: That the Toa Metru's toa stones Toa Stones could still create toa Toa after summoning the Toa Mata comes to a surprise to everyone, not just the matoran Matoran and toa Toa involved, but to the Turaga and Makuta as well.



* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** When Kopeke meets Matoro after returning to Ko-Koro, he says, in as much as he says anything, that Matoro would make a better toa than him, but Matoro says he's much better being Nuju's interpreter.
** Jaller decides to go aid the toa by defending the entrance to the Bahrag's prison, who should join him but Hahli, Hewkii, Nuparu, Kongu and, much to his own surprise, Matoro.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: When Gali sees Takua the first time after leaving Mangaia, she can't help but wonder if they had met before,referring to their first meeting millennia ago in Karda Nui, but Takua thinks that she just forgot they had already met when dealing with the tarakava in Ga-Koro.
* ForgottenFriendNewFoe: Gahlok-Kal in particular [[spoiler: is revealed to have been a friend of Takua's when the latter still lived with the other Av-Matoran before the Time Slip.]]

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* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** When Kopeke meets Matoro after returning to Ko-Koro, he says, in as much as he says anything, that Matoro would make a better toa than him, but Matoro says he's much better being Nuju's interpreter.
** Jaller decides to go aid the toa by defending the entrance to the Bahrag's prison, who should join him but Hahli, Hewkii, Nuparu, Kongu and, much to his own surprise, Matoro.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: When Gali sees Takua the first time after leaving Mangaia, she can't help but wonder if they had met before,referring before, referring to their first meeting millennia ago in Karda Nui, but Takua thinks that she just forgot they had already met when dealing with the tarakava in Ga-Koro.
* ForgottenFriendNewFoe: Gahlok-Kal in particular [[spoiler: is [[spoiler:is revealed to have been a friend of Takua's when the latter still lived with the other Av-Matoran before the Time Slip.]]



* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't thrilled by the implications of his [[MaskOfPower Kanohi]] [[MindControl Komau]] and it takes a conversation with Turaga Onewa for him to come to terms with it as he explains that the Komau is more like a powerful suggestion rather than outright mind control.
* IGotBigger: Because the toa stones somehow restored Takua to the form he had as an Av-Matoran, he's now the tallest inhabitant of Mata Nui that isn't a toa.
* GroundhogDayLoop: [[spoiler: The Vahi imposes a small and short one on Vakama's hut to convince him to give the Vahi to Kapura.]]
* GreenEyedMonster: [[spoiler: If Ahkmou was still sore about being "robbed" of his destiny as a Toa by the Turaga, the transformation of the Chronicler's Company by the Toa Metru's own toa stones haven't helped matters. In his tent he has also carved a depiction of six toa, presumably him and the other Great Disk Matoran as toa, with the words "Stolen Destiny".]]

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* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't thrilled by the implications of his [[MaskOfPower Kanohi]] [[MindControl Komau]] and it takes a conversation with Turaga Onewa for him to come to terms with it as he explains that the Komau is more like a powerful suggestion rather than outright mind control.
* IGotBigger: Because the toa stones Toa Stones somehow restored Takua to the form he had as an Av-Matoran, he's now the tallest inhabitant of Mata Nui that isn't a toa.
* GroundhogDayLoop: [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The Vahi imposes a small and short one on Vakama's hut to convince him to give the Vahi to Kapura.]]
* GreenEyedMonster: [[spoiler: If [[spoiler:If Ahkmou was still sore about being "robbed" of his destiny as a Toa by the Turaga, the transformation of the Chronicler's Company by the Toa Metru's own toa stones haven't helped matters. In his tent he has also carved a depiction of six toa, Toa, presumably him and the other Great Disk Matoran as toa, Toa, with the words "Stolen Destiny".]]



** The existence of Metru Nui,
** The Turaga were once the Toa Metru,

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** The existence of Metru Nui,
Nui.
** The Turaga were once the Toa Metru,Metru.



* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller's anger is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]

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* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller's anger is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's [[spoiler:it's enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]Vorahk]].

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* AscendedExtra: The Chronicler's Company, who had very little to do in the BIONICLE story outside the ''Mata Nui Online Game'' are thrust into the spotlight by their transformation into Toa during the Battle of Kini Nui.



* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't thrilled by the implications of his [[MaskOfPower Kanohi]] [[MindControl Komau]] and it takes a conversation with Turaga Onewa for him to come to terms with it.

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* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't thrilled by the implications of his [[MaskOfPower Kanohi]] [[MindControl Komau]] and it takes a conversation with Turaga Onewa for him to come to terms with it.it as he explains that the Komau is more like a powerful suggestion rather than outright mind control.



* TheSpeechless: Kopeke and while Matoro can understand him, overtime he develops a form of sign language to communicate the other Toa, apparently similar to the hand signs used by the Ga-Matoran to communicate underwater.

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* TheSpeechless: Kopeke and while Matoro can understand him, overtime he develops a form of sign language to communicate with the other Toa, toa, apparently similar to the hand signs used by the Ga-Matoran to communicate underwater.


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* UniversalTranslator: Tamaru's Great Rau, the Mask of Translation, unfortunately it can't read body language or gestures, meaning it can't translate Kopeke's sign language as easily.
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** That the Turaga were once the Toa Metru,

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** That the The Turaga were once the Toa Metru,



* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]

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* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller Jaller's anger is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]
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* FramingDevice: The fic's version of ''Tales of the Masks'' is reframed to Takua telling the Turaga about the Toa Nuva's search for the Kanohi Nuvas, instead of the Turaga meeting to discuss whether or not to reveal the existence of Metru Nui, though that question is still behind the story's thrust, Takua himself is unaware of it as he tells his tales.

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* FramingDevice: The fic's version of ''Tales of the Masks'' is reframed to Takua telling the Turaga about the Toa Nuva's search for the Kanohi Nuvas, Nuva, instead of the Turaga meeting to discuss whether or not to reveal the existence of Metru Nui, though that question is still behind the story's thrust, Takua himself is unaware of it as he tells his tales.

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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi are dispatched while the Toa are fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beggining of ''[[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight Mask of Light]]''.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The Bohrok-Val, {{downplayed}} as they are still opposed to the Toa in their mission to free the Bahrag and resume the clearing of Mata Nui, but because the story is written with the full story in mind (see LateArrivalSpoiler below) we get more scenes of the Bohrok-Val's point of view and their confusion as to why the Matoran, Toa, and Turaga are seemingly standing in the way of the will of Mata Nui.

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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi are dispatched while the Toa are still fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beggining beginning of ''[[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight Mask of Light]]''.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The Bohrok-Val, Bohrok-Kal, {{downplayed}} as they are still opposed to the Toa in their mission to free the Bahrag and resume the clearing of Mata Nui, but because the story is written with the full story in mind (see LateArrivalSpoiler below) we get more scenes of the Bohrok-Val's Bohrok-Kal's point of view and their confusion as to why the Matoran, Toa, and Turaga are seemingly standing in the way of the will of Mata Nui.Nui. [[spoiler: Which wasn't helped by the misinformation given to them by Ahkmou.]]



* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't

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* FramingDevice: The fic's version of ''Tales of the Masks'' is reframed to Takua telling the Turaga about the Toa Nuva's search for the Kanohi Nuvas, instead of the Turaga meeting to discuss whether or not to reveal the existence of Metru Nui, though that question is still behind the story's thrust, Takua himself is unaware of it as he tells his tales.
* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't thrilled by the implications of his [[MaskOfPower Kanohi]] [[MindControl Komau]] and it takes a conversation with Turaga Onewa for him to come to terms with it.



* GroundhogDayLoop: [[spoiler: The Vahi imposes a small and short one on Vakama's hut to convince him to give the Vahi to Kapura.]]
* GreenEyedMonster: [[spoiler: If Ahkmou was still sore about being "robbed" of his destiny as a Toa by the Turaga, the transformation of the Chronicler's Company by the Toa Metru's own toa stones haven't helped matters. In his tent he has also carved a depiction of six toa, presumably him and the other Great Disk Matoran as toa, with the words "Stolen Destiny".]]



* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's enought form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]

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* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's enought enough form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]

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* AdaptationSpeciesChange After discovering their elemental abilities, the Toa of the Chronicler's Company discover that they actually belong to different matoran tribes than the one they had lived with[[note]] the Turaga were aware that some other types of matoran could have been living in Metru Nui during the Great Cataclysm, but reasoned that there would be so few that singling them out wasn't worth it and just treated them as members of their own tribes.[[/note]]:
** Kapura was a Su-Matoran (plasma)
** Tamaru was a Bo-Matoran (the green)
** Kopeke was a Vo-Matoran (lightning)
** Taipu was a Ba-Matoran (gravity)
** Hafu was a Fe-Matoran (iron)
** and Macku was a Ce-Matoran (psionics)

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* AdaptationalHeroism: The Bohrok-Val, {{downplayed}} as they are still opposed to the Toa in their mission to free the Bahrag and resume the clearing of Mata Nui, but because the story is written with the full story in mind (see LateArrivalSpoiler below) we get more scenes of the Bohrok-Val's point of view and their confusion as to why the Matoran, Toa, and Turaga are seemingly standing in the way of the will of Mata Nui.
* AdaptationSpeciesChange After discovering their elemental abilities, the Toa of the Chronicler's Company discover that they actually belong to different matoran Matoran tribes than the one they had lived with[[note]] the with[[note]]The Turaga were aware that some other types of matoran Matoran could have been living in Metru Nui during the Great Cataclysm, but reasoned that there would be so few that singling them out wasn't worth it and just treated them as members of their own tribes.[[/note]]:
** Kapura was a Su-Matoran (plasma)
Su-Matoran
** Tamaru was a Bo-Matoran (the green)
Bo-Matoran
** Kopeke was a Vo-Matoran (lightning)
Vo-Matoran
** Taipu was a Ba-Matoran (gravity)
Ba-Matoran
** Hafu was a Fe-Matoran (iron)
Fe-Matoran
** and Macku was a Ce-Matoran (psionics) Ce-Matoran


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* ElementalPowers: As detailed under AdaptationalSpeciesChange, the Toa of the Chronicler's Company receive different powers from the standard six:
** Kapura becomes a [[PlasmaCannon Toa of Plasma]]
** Tamaru becomes a [[GreenThumb Toa of the Green]]
** Kopeke becomes a [[ShockAndAwe Toa of Lightning]]
** Taipu becomes a [[GravityMaster Toa of Gravity]]
** Hafu becomes a [[ExtraOreDinary Toa of Iron]]
** Macku becomes [[PsychicPowers Toa of Psionics]]


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* GoodPeopleBadPowers: Kopeke isn't


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* InsistentTerminology: Once they become the Toa Nuva, Tahu becomes quick to correct anyone that leaves off the Nuva from their names, much to the exasperation of Gali.

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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi are dispatched while the Toa are fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beggining of [[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight ''Mask of Light'']].

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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi are dispatched while the Toa are fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beggining of [[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight ''Mask ''[[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight Mask of Light'']].Light]]''.



* ForgottenFriendNewFoe: Gahlok-Kal in particular [[spoiler: is revealed to have been a friend of Takua's when the latter still lived with the other Av-Matoran.]]

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* ForgottenFriendNewFoe: Gahlok-Kal in particular [[spoiler: is revealed to have been a friend of Takua's when the latter still lived with the other Av-Matoran.Av-Matoran before the Time Slip.]]



* SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson: Toa Tamaru, who is commonly interpreted as trans in fanon, finds her toa form much more comfortable than her matoran body.

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* TheSpeechless: Kopeke and while Matoro can understand him, overtime he develops a form of sign language to communicate the other Toa, apparently similar to the hand signs used by the Ga-Matoran to communicate underwater.
* SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson: Toa Tamaru, who is commonly interpreted as trans in fanon, finds her toa form much more comfortable than her matoran body.body.
* UnstoppableRage: When hit by a Kurahk's staff weapon, Jaller is amplified to such an extent that he want to fight them even harder [[spoiler: it's enought form him to actually ''activate'' his Hau to protect Hahli from an approaching Vorahk]]
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''A Company of Toa'' is a Toys/{{Bionicle}} fanfic by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/Inthehouse001/pseuds/Inthehouse001 Inthehouse001]] beginning during the 2001 ''Chronicles'' era of the toyline.

During the Battle of Kini Nui, Takua and the Chronicler's Company (first seen during the ''Mata Nui Online Game'') are in danger of being overwhelmed by the Rahi as they cover the Toa Mata's descent into Mangaia. With the aid from the rest of the matoran still far away, Takua gets a bright idea, remembering how his activating the toa stones that summoned the Toa Mata blasted him all the way to the Ta-Wahi beach, he instructs the Chronicler's Company to do the same. Each of them [[note]]Kapura of Ta-Koro, Tamaru of Le-Koro, Kopeke of Ko-Koro, Taipu of Onu-Koro, Hafu of Po-Koro, and Macku of Ga-Koro[[/note]] takes one of the toa stones in hand and places them in the Suva-Kaita and are all enveloped in a great flash of light.

Only they don't wake up on Ta-Wahi beach...but as toa instead.

It seems the toa stones, which were originally created by the Toa Metru in ''BIONICLE Adventures #6: Maze of Shadows'', weren't exhausted by summoning the Toa Mata, and still had enough juice to create a toa.

''A Company of Toa'' can be found [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46892203/chapters/118119304 here]] on AO3.
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!!''A Compnay of Toa'' provides examples of:
* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Rakshi are dispatched while the Toa are fighting the Bohrok-Kal in the Bahrag's prison, and Takua has already taken the warning totem hiding the Avokhii during that same arc, instead of much later per the beggining of [[WesternAnimation/BionicleMaskOfLight ''Mask of Light'']].
* AdaptationSpeciesChange After discovering their elemental abilities, the Toa of the Chronicler's Company discover that they actually belong to different matoran tribes than the one they had lived with[[note]] the Turaga were aware that some other types of matoran could have been living in Metru Nui during the Great Cataclysm, but reasoned that there would be so few that singling them out wasn't worth it and just treated them as members of their own tribes.[[/note]]:
** Kapura was a Su-Matoran (plasma)
** Tamaru was a Bo-Matoran (the green)
** Kopeke was a Vo-Matoran (lightning)
** Taipu was a Ba-Matoran (gravity)
** Hafu was a Fe-Matoran (iron)
** and Macku was a Ce-Matoran (psionics)
* ConspiracyTheorist: In part because of her psionic abilities, and the inconsistency their existence as toa creates with the legends as taught by the Turaga, Macku starts to unravel the truth about their life on Mata Nui until Nokama decides to finally let her in on the secret in chapter 39.
* DidntSeeThatComing: That the Toa Metru's toa stones could still create toa after summoning the Toa Mata comes to a surprise to everyone, not just the matoran and toa involved, but to the Turaga and Makuta as well.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** When Kopeke meets Matoro after returning to Ko-Koro, he says, in as much as he says anything, that Matoro would make a better toa than him, but Matoro says he's much better being Nuju's interpreter.
** Jaller decides to go aid the toa by defending the entrance to the Bahrag's prison, who should join him but Hahli, Hewkii, Nuparu, Kongu and, much to his own surprise, Matoro.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: When Gali sees Takua the first time after leaving Mangaia, she can't help but wonder if they had met before,referring to their first meeting millennia ago in Karda Nui, but Takua thinks that she just forgot they had already met when dealing with the tarakava in Ga-Koro.
* ForgottenFriendNewFoe: Gahlok-Kal in particular [[spoiler: is revealed to have been a friend of Takua's when the latter still lived with the other Av-Matoran.]]
* IGotBigger: Because the toa stones somehow restored Takua to the form he had as an Av-Matoran, he's now the tallest inhabitant of Mata Nui that isn't a toa.
* KaleidoscopeHair: Takua wasn't left out when the Chronicler's company activated the toa stones, as they restored his appearance as an Av-Matoran, and unlocked his ability to change his colours too.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: The story is written assuming the reader is already familiar with the major reveals of the ''BIONICLE'' story, including but not limited to:
** The existence of Metru Nui,
** That the Turaga were once the Toa Metru,
** Takua is an Av-Matoran and that Av-Matoran evolve into the Bohrok.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: The Bohrok-Kal aren't killed when the Toa Nuva overload their Nuva Symbols and are instead bound together and launched into space, until they land on Bara Magna.
* SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson: Toa Tamaru, who is commonly interpreted as trans in fanon, finds her toa form much more comfortable than her matoran body.

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