Klakk

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"Small, winged creatures were indeed flitting all around the dragon. Now and then, one would let out a scream that shattered rock."
— Narrator, Federation of Fear

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Klakk
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Klakk are flying Rahi created by Makuta Mutran.

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Many Klakk were used to keep Makuta Miserix in place on Artidax. As time passed, Miserix absorbed the Klakk to grow in size until their power screams did not harm him anymore. When Brutaka and his team arrived to free Miserix, they were attacked by the Klakk after cutting Miserix's chains. The Klakk were then defeated by Miserix's own power scream after he was set free.

Klakk of Karda Nui

Mutran created one Klakk in Karda Nui to guard his equipment in the swamp after the Shadow Leech Hive was destroyed by Toa Ignika. The Klakk, however, attacked Vican and turned him back into a Le-Matoran, then escaped. Learning that a Klakk can restore a being's moral Light, Vican told Takanuva about it. He, accompanied by Vican, Tanma, Photok, Solek and Radiak, then sought the creature out to verify Vican's claim. Radiak attacked the Klakk, and it unleashed a sonic scream that returned his light.

Takanuva later used the Klakk to attack all the other Shadow Matoran and himself as well, healing all of them from their condition. Shortly afterwards, the Klakk was killed by the Energy Storms.

Abilities and Traits

The Klakk set

Klakk have the ability to generate powerful sonic screams, strong enough to quell a Makuta. These screams can destroy the barrier that keeps light from naturally returning to a being. This nullifies the effects of Shadow Leeches, the Kanohi Avsa, and Gorast's stinger.

Set Information

A Klakk in set form

The Klakk was exclusively released as a set in the September-October issue of the LEGO BrickMaster Magazine in 2008. The set contains thirty-eight pieces.

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