BIONICLE Chronicles 2: Beware the Bohrok

	Beware the Bohrok
	Book
Series	BIONICLE Chronicles
Author	Cathy Hapka
Publisher	Scholastic, Harper Collins Children's Books
	ISBN 0-439-50117-2

BIONICLE Chronicles 2: Beware the Bohrok is semi-canon.

The subject of this article has aspects that are not part of the canon BIONICLE storyline. As such some, but not all, information on this page is non-canon. Non-canon information is presented for completeness and should not be removed.

"The creature, deep in slumber, felt the trembling of the earth. It awoke. This time, there was no mistake. It is time.
As the thunderous vibrations rocked the cave, another creature stirred, and another. Dozens upon hundreds upon thousands.
They shook off their long, deep sleep. Energy poured through them, along with absolute knowledge. Their duty awaited. It was time."
— Narrator

Beware the Bohrok is the second book in the BIONICLE Chronicles series. It tells the story of the Bohrok attacks and how they were defeated. It was also the first book to introduce the Energized Protodermis and the Toa Nuva.

Synopsis

Having just arrived above the surface after defeating Makuta Teridax, the Toa Mata are surprised to find the opposite of peace. They learn from a fleeing Ta-Matoran that the Bohrok have attacked. The Toa race to Ta-Koro, to find the Bohrok storming the village. They fight them off, capturing one. Turaga Vakama explains the legend of the Bohrok, the secret of the krana, and that they must collect all eight types of krana if they are to defeat the Bohrok. The Toa return to each of their villages to capture krana, with even Gali reluctantly agreeing that in this case they should split up. Pahrak attack Po-Koro, then Lehvak join them as well. Pohatu manages to collect a few krana during this onslaught. Onu-Koro is attacked by Nuhvok, but Onua finds their autocratic nature to his advantage as he easily tricks them into submission. As Lewa reaches Le-Koro, he discovers it has been taken over by the Bohrok; all the Matoran of the village, and Turaga Matau, are under the control of krana. The Le-Matoran jump on Lewa, who dares not fight his own villagers. A krana is placed on his face. Kopaka, having followed several Bohrok Va to an isolated spot which turns out to be the entrance to the nest, shows Tahu his discoveries. He wishes to plunge in but is warned against it. Through trial and tribulation the Toa are united, Lewa having been freed with the help of Onua convincing him only he has power over his own mind. Tahu, learning this, doubts Lewa's intentions as a Toa but they all still work together to a solution.

The Toa decide to go into the nest. Lewa realizes that Teridax released the Bohrok through his weak link to the swarm. The Toa soon encounter a strange impenetrable wall. Tahu explores an opening, but gets trapped in the Bohrok nest below. Kopaka soon realizes that a lava flow is heading towards the Toa. He temporarily stops the lava with ice, but does not expect it to last long. They all try with all their might to break open the wall until Lewa realizes that the strange wall is actually an illusion. The Toa pass through the wall but have little time to relax as Tahu blasts the Bohrok nest apart by heating the air up, breaking into the room the other Toa were in, causing them all to fall into a lower chamber. The Toa find niches into which their collected krana fit. The krana unlock six passages to the Exo-Toa, which the Toa don. As they put on the powerful suits of armor the Toa face the Bahrag. They use the Exo-Toa's power to drive the Bahrag to the center of their chamber, but this only increases the Bahrag's power. Realizing the Exo-Toa hinder elemental power, the Toa shed them, and blast the Bahrag with a single beam of all six elemental powers combined. The Bahrag are trapped in a cage of solid Protodermis by this, an unexpected result to both them and the Toa. Before their shock can register the ground beneath the Toa sinks, plunging them into Energized Protodermis. They are transformed into the Toa Nuva, and with their new powers, they escape the collapsing roof. As Tahu wondered if this was the end of their battles against the darkness, Teridax mused that it was only the beginning.

Characters

The Toa Mata/Toa Nuva
Kapura (NM)
Nuparu (M)
Bohrok
Krana
Turaga Vakama
Turaga Matau
Turaga Onewa
Turaga Whenua
Tahnok Va
Nuhvok Va
Pahrak Va
The Bahrag

Trivia

Although it generally aligns closely with the comics' account of the 2002 story, the novel does not account for the week (or "seven suns") that Comic 5 describes as having passed since the emergence of the Bohrok swarms.

External links

BIONICLE Chronicles 2: Beware the Bohrok

Contents

Synopsis

Characters

Trivia

See also

External links