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''Tale of the Toa'' is a novel by Cathy Hapka. It is the first part of the ''Bionicle Chronicles'' series based on the set of Lego toys sharing that name. ==Background and Plot== The book chronicles the power of six and 6 protectors, or Toa, of Mata Nui, a faraway island named after the Great Spirit who brought its inhabitants there. These people that the spirit Mata Nui guided are called Matoran. Then Mata Nui gave the Matoran three virtues: Unity, Duty, and Destiny. It was the bestowing of these virtues that led the Matoran to name their new home after the Great Spirit. Mata Nui had a brother named Makuta. This brother grew envious of Mata Nui and used his magic to put him into a deep sleep. Makuta, the Master of Shadows, spread his evil all over the island, causing fear wreaking havoc, and infecting the minds of inhabitants and turning them evil. The six Toa were sent down in large canisters to rescue the Matoran and free Mata Nui. Each Toa had special traits, powers, and abilities. They came into the world with little knowledge and memory. Each found his or her designated village and learned that their first priority was to find the Great Kanohi Masks of Power. Each Toa had to have all six, which meant five more for each of them to find as each already had one. The Great Masks were hidden and scattered all over the island of Mata Nui. The Toa fight many of Makuta's monsters and eventually gather all of their Great Masks. They venture to Kini-Nui, the location of the Great Temple, and each receive golden masks that they use in this adventure's final battle against powerful Rahi called Manas. The only way to overcome this challenge is for all six of them to combine into the two Toa Kaita. After stopping the Manas they revert to their original six forms and face Makuta's next minios: the Shadow Toa. The Shadow Toa are evil doppelgangers of the real Toa and almost defeat them. It is only when the Toa switch up their opponents and fight each other's dark counterparts. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Tale of the Toa」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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