Teleportation

"One instant, Axonn, Brutaka, Helryx, Artakha, Miserix, Tuyet and two Matoran were inside a half-ruined chamber deep beneath Metru Nui. The next, they were floating in the airless, icy void of outer space, watching as the robot Makuta commanded soared away from them toward a distant world."
— Narrator, Reign of Shadows

Teleportation
Iruini using the Kualsi to teleport
Power
Associated Kanohi	Kualsi
Matoran prefix	None
Associated colors	None

Teleportation is a power that allows the wielder to transport themself, other beings, or objects instantaneously to another place. The ability is sometimes limited to places within the user's plane of vision, although this is not always the case.

Species Wielders

Matoran Universe

Makuta

• Rahkshi and Kraata of Teleportation, as well as all Makuta, have Teleportation powers.

Botar's species

• Botar
• Botar's Replacement in the Order of Mata Nui.

Examples

• Teleporting the user to another location
• Teleporting others/objects to another location

Users

All of the following have or had the power of Teleportation:

• Annona
• Artakha
• All members of Botar's species
  • Botar
  • Botar's Replacement
• Brutaka - Gained after being possessed by Antidermis
• The island of Destral
• All Fader Bulls
• Gaardus - Gained after being experimented upon by Nynrah Ghosts; can travel to any location he has been before
• All Makuta
  • All Kraata and Rahkshi of Teleportation
• The Rahi Nui (Formerly)
• Shadow Stealer - Can teleport via Shadows
• Takutanuva (Formerly; now unmerged)
• The Kanohi Ignika and any user of it
• Kanoka disks of Teleportation teleport the target to another point; the distance of teleportation is determined by the strength of the Kanoka
  • The Kanohi Kualsi and any user of it - Can teleport to locations within the user's field of view
• The Red Star

Trivia

• Artakha's method of teleportation differs from the Makuta's method: Artakha teleports objects and beings by warping space around his target, whereas the Makuta's power dissolves the target's substance and reconstitutes it at its destination.