Artakha Bull

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"It's a smart creature. Catching it means you have to be even smarter. The fact that so many are still running around loose in Metru Nui tells you that I'm not smarter ... yet."
Rahaga Bomonga, Rahi Beasts

Artakha Bull
Rahi
Known locations Le-Metru (formerly)
Spherus Magna[1]
Pronunciation arr-TOCK-ah[2]



Artakha Bulls are powerful and intelligent bovine Rahi shrouded in myth and legend.

History

The Artakha Bull species was created by the Makuta using Viruses and Liquid Protodermis to be one of the Rahi to inhabit the Matoran Universe.[3]

A population of Bulls established themselves in Le-Metru on Metru Nui. They are one of the oldest kinds of Rahi known to the Matoran of Metru Nui; the Archives have recorded appearances of them on the island city over two thousand years prior to the Great Cataclysm.[4]

During the events of the Great Rescue, Rahaga Bomonga reported having extreme trouble catching the Bulls because of their unusually high levels of cunning and intelligence.[4]

After the Mata Nui Robot was critically damaged in the Battle of Bara Magna, many Artakha Bulls emigrated from the Matoran Universe to Spherus Magna.[1]

Abilities and Traits

Legend has it that the Bulls had intelligence far beyond anything the Matoran could hope to achieve, and so they were the only creatures allowed by Mata Nui to enter Artakha along with the Matoran. Another legend states that the Artakha Bulls were actually on Metru Nui long before Matoran populated it.[4]

Artakha Bulls are very strong, very swift, and excellent trackers. They are extremely hostile and bad-natured. Some Artakha Bulls carry spear-like tools.

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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Official Greg Dialogue", post 11964. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  2. "Artakha Bull." Encyclopedia Updated, p. 10.
  3. "The Makuta." Makuta's Guide to the Universe, p. 63.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Artakha Bull." Rahi Beasts, p. 9.