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* Small scorpions that migrated to Mata Nui, where they lived in [[Po-Wahi]].{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{MediaCitation|TLOMN}}
* Small scorpions that migrated to Mata Nui, where they lived in [[Po-Wahi]].{{MediaCitation|QftT}}{{MediaCitation|TLOMN}}
* A six-legged fox that migrated to Mata Nui.{{MediaCitation|BtG}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=332|post=13277}}
* A six-legged fox that migrated to Mata Nui.{{MediaCitation|BtG}}{{GregCitation|OGDi|page=332|post=13277}}
* A Rahi that weaves webs.{{BookCitation|BA3|102|chapternumber=8}}{{#tag:ref|It is unclear if this Rahi was a Visorak.{{GregCitation|OGD|page=73|post=2905|lines=7,22}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=146|post=5833|lines=5,9}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=164|post=6551|lines=2,30}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=237|post=9457|lines=3,19}}|group=note}}
* A Rahi that weaves webs.{{BookCitation|BA3|102|chapternumber=8}}{{#tag:ref|Although commonly assumed to be a Visorak, Greg Farshtey said multiple times that it was not, since when he wrote ''The Darkness Below'' he did not have a Visorak in his mind as they did not even exist as a concept at that time.{{GregCitation|OGD|page=73|post=2905|lines=7,22}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=146|post=5833|lines=5,9}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=164|post=6551|lines=2,30}}{{GregCitation|OGD|page=237|post=9457|lines=3,19}}|group=note}}
* A tentacled Rahi comprised entirely of smoke that Krahka once encountered beneath [[Onu-Metru]].{{BookCitation|BA3||chapternumber=9|startpage=111|endpage=112}}
* A tentacled Rahi comprised entirely of smoke that Krahka once encountered beneath [[Onu-Metru]].{{BookCitation|BA3||chapternumber=9|startpage=111|endpage=112}}
* A Rahi with a long, clawed, leather-scaled limb that creates living, regenerating crystal to build its nest.{{BookCitation|BA3|114|chapternumber=10}}
* A Rahi with a long, clawed, leather-scaled limb that creates living, regenerating crystal to build its nest.{{BookCitation|BA3|114|chapternumber=10}}

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Many of the Rahi of the Matoran Universe are unnamed. Almost all were created by the Brotherhood of Makuta to populate the Matoran Universe. After the Matoran Universe was destroyed in the Battle of Bara Magna, many Rahi immigrated to Spherus Magna.

Terrestrial Rahi

Keetongu, the last surviving member of his species.
  • Keetongu's Species - A bipedal species of intelligent Rahi created by the Makuta.[1] This species was attacked by the Visorak, leaving Keetongu the last known member.[2]
  • Small bugs that migrated to the island of Mata Nui, where they lived underground in small groups.[3][4]
  • Small scorpions that migrated to Mata Nui, where they lived in Po-Wahi.[3][4]
  • A six-legged fox that migrated to Mata Nui.[5][6]
  • A Rahi that weaves webs.[7][note 1]
  • A tentacled Rahi comprised entirely of smoke that Krahka once encountered beneath Onu-Metru.[12]
  • A Rahi with a long, clawed, leather-scaled limb that creates living, regenerating crystal to build its nest.[13]
  • A Rahi composed entirely of a gelatinous substance, able to take any physical blow without harm.[14]
  • A medium-sized Rahi resembling a cross between a lizard and a Kavinika with the ability to sense the use of Kanohi powers that served Mavrah as a guard.[15]
  • Few small Rahi that live in caves of Great Barrier.[16]
  • A reptile which preyed on fish trapped among rocky shores.[17] One specimen witnessed the Toa Metru's return to Metru Nui and was captured by an Oohnorak for questioning. Roodaka can understand the Rahi's language.[18]
  • A small burrowing Rahi that can dig quickly.[19]
  • A squat, slime-caked creature with bladed forelimbs that can stretch to twice its size.[20]
A purple tentacled Rahi.
  • A purple bioluminiscent Rahi with at least one tentacle. One lived in Po-Metru during the Great Rescue.[21]
  • A white bull with horns that can dissolve solid matter, which travels with the Dark Hunter known as "Tracker".[22]
  • Multiple species of Rahi endemic to an island in close proximity to Xia. They all went extinct when the Xians obliterated the island.[23]
  • Crimson insect Rahi that guarded an underground bridge on Artidax and did not tolerate any creature different from themselves.[24]
  • Rahi servants of Makuta Gorast that rescued and tended to Vultraz after he fell from a cliff in the Tren Krom Peninsula.[25]
  • A three-headed, bat-winged, brown-scaled Rahi, well over 60 feet tall, that slumbered in the Archives. It is afraid of fire. The Rahi was accidentally awakened by a battle between the Toa Mahri and Toa Hagah and began to ravage Metru Nui, but was defeated by the two teams working together.[26]
  • Pale, bipedal Rahi with huge yellow eyes that inhabited an island with a large pool of Energized Protodermis.[27]
  • Various species of worms in Mangaia.[28]
  • Microbes.[28]
  • Panther Rahi with graceful and agile movements whom Lariska's fighting style resembled.[29]

Aerial Rahi

  • Nivawk's Species - Large bird Rahi capable of carrying a Matoran or Turaga. Nivawk was a member of this species. Following the Great Cataclysm, many of these Rahi made their home around the Coliseum.[30]
  • A dragonfly-like Rahi that lived in Le-Wahi.[31][32]
  • A fly Rahi that lived in Le-Wahi.[31][33]
  • A four-foot long winged insect.[34]
  • A cousin of the Nui-Rama able to throw its stingers.[35]
  • Small birds that migrated to Mata Nui and flew above the cliffs of Po-Wahi.[3][4]
  • A species of penguin-like Rahi comprised entirely of snow that preys on creatures by flying over them and smashing its weight onto them. These Rahi were formerly found in Ko-Wahi.[3]
  • Small bat-like Rahi that migrated to Mata Nui, where they lived in Onu-Wahi, Ko-Wahi, and Ta-Wahi.[36][4]
  • Tiny flying Rahi that appeared around the sick Po-Matoran in Po-Koro during the Po-Koro Epidemic.[37]
  • Firefly Rahi that lived in Le-Wahi.[38][39]
Teal birds in Metru Nui.

Marine Rahi

  • The First Rahi created by the Great Beings.[46]
  • Huge sharklike Rahi with three sets of jaws.[47]
  • Small fish with a hook-shaped dorsal fin, which could be found in Ga-Wahi.[37][36][4]
  • Small fish with a propeller-like tail, which could be found in Ga-Wahi.[36][4]
  • Fish with four fins and tail propeller that lived in the waters near Kini-Nui.[31][32]
  • Seahorse Rahi with tail propeller that lived in the waters near Kini-Nui.[31][32]
  • A whale encountered around Mata Nui.[5][6]
  • A species of jellyfish that lives in the Pit.[48]
  • A species of small, aggressive, rainbow-colored fish with needle sharp teeth that inhabit the waters around Daxia. They usually live in schools.[49]
  • A massive, worm-like Rahi species to which the Toa Terrain Crawler belongs.[50]
  • A species of malicious fish Toa Mahri Nuparu encountered in a river running beneath Zakaz.[51]
  • A Rahi with hypnotic powers capable of putting other creatures to sleep.[52]
  • A Rahi that is immune to Mantax's venom.[53]

Experiments/Mutations

A mutated combination of a Takea and a ray.
  • Thousands of small scorpion Rahi created by Makuta Teridax's experiments in the Maze of Shadows.[54]
    • A red and gold specimen with three stingers.[54]
    • A black specimen with no legs.[54]
    • A specimen with gills, found on a rock ledge far from water. (deceased)[55]
  • A six-foot-long winged centipede encountered in the Maze of Shadows. (deceased)[56]
  • A tiny insect mutated by Energized Protodermis into a giant with a 200-foot wingspan, a mouth filled with metallic teeth, and the ability to flap its wings hundreds of times per second, making a defensive airfield.[57]
  • Mutated Fusions of Takea and rays used by the Barraki.[48]
  • A Rahi with many legs, two heads, and no tail created by Makuta Spiriah.[58]
  • Many experimental Rahi created by Makuta Mutran.
    • An experiment that would scream and melt into a liquid when agitated, much to Mutran's annoyance. It could also fly. Vican released it into Karda Nui, where it likely perished in the Energy Storms.[59]
    • A hissing, biting, and incredibly toxic Rahi created in the Shadow Leech Hive. Mutran deemed it a "mistake," and bid Vican stuff it in a crate as a gift for Chirox.[58]
    • A Rahi that died an "explosive" death.[60]
  • A Matoran-Rahi hybrid created by Makuta Mutran and Makuta Chirox to serve as a flying steed.[61] It likely perished in the Energy Storms after Vican abandoned it.
  • Several flying and swimming Karda Nui Rahi Chirox experimented on.[62]
  • Several Rahi that were mutated by the waters of the Swamp of Secrets.[63]

Trivia

  • Greg Farshtey described the Kofo-Jaga as small and swarming because he based their description on the smaller scorpion, which according to him was meant to be featured as smaller Kofo-Jaga in The Legend of Mata Nui.[64] However, these smaller scorpions were also featured co-currently with the Kofo-Jaga in Quest for the Toa, where the game description only refers to them as "scorpions."[65]

References

  1. "Chat with Greg Farshtey", post 12134807. LEGO Message Boards. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  2. "Official Greg Discussion", post 8733. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 BIONICLE: Quest for the Toa.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 BIONICLE: The Legend of Mata Nui.
  5. 5.0 5.1 BIONICLE: The Game.
  6. 6.0 6.1 "Official Greg Dialogue", post 13277. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  7. "Chapter 8." The Darkness Below. BIONICLE Adventures 3, p. 102.
  8. "Official Greg Discussion", post 2905. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  9. "Official Greg Discussion", post 5833. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  10. "Official Greg Discussion", post 6551. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  11. "Official Greg Discussion", post 9457. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  12. "Chapter 9." The Darkness Below. BIONICLE Adventures 3, pp. 111-112.
  13. "Chapter 10." The Darkness Below. BIONICLE Adventures 3, p. 114.
  14. "Chapter 10." The Darkness Below. BIONICLE Adventures 3, p. 118.
  15. "Chapter 5." Voyage of Fear. BIONICLE Adventures 5, p. 62.
  16. "Chapter 7." Voyage of Fear. BIONICLE Adventures 5, p. 85.
  17. "Chapter 2." Web of the Visorak. BIONICLE Adventures 7, p. 24.
  18. "Chapter 2." Web of the Visorak. BIONICLE Adventures 7, pp. 26-29.
  19. "Chapter 1." Challenge of the Hordika. BIONICLE Adventures 8, p. 8.
  20. "Chapter 6." Challenge of the Hordika. BIONICLE Adventures 8, p. 77.
  21. "Episode 2-3." Toa Hordika and The Mask of Light.
  22. "Tracker." Dark Hunters, p. 71.
  23. "Chapter 7: Xia." "Getting There." World, p. 55.
  24. "Chapter 8-9." Federation of Fear.
  25. "Chapter 2." Brothers In Arms.
  26. "Chapter 3." Dwellers In Darkness.
  27. "Chapter 7." Destiny War.
  28. 28.0 28.1 Maze of Shadows. BIONICLE Adventures 6, p. 108.
  29. Time Trap. BIONICLE Adventures 10, p. 20.
  30. BIONICLE 3: Web of Shadows.
  31. 31.0 31.1 31.2 31.3 31.4 BIONICLE: Mask of Light.
  32. 32.0 32.1 32.2 "Official Greg Discussion", post 81. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  33. "Official Greg Discussion", post 733. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  34. "Chapter 7." Challenge of the Hordika. BIONICLE Adventures 8, p. 85.
  35. "Chapter 9." Challenge of the Hordika. BIONICLE Adventures 8, p. 118.
  36. 36.0 36.1 36.2 BIONICLE: Quest for the Masks.
  37. 37.0 37.1 Mata Nui Online Game.
  38. "Episode 3." Mata Nui Online Animations.
  39. Mata Nui Online Game II: The Final Chronicle.
  40. BIONICLE 2: Legends of Metru Nui.
  41. "Chapter 9." Power Play. BIONICLE Legends 3, pp. 119-120.
  42. "Introduction." Shadows in the Sky. BIONICLE Legends 9, p. 2.
  43. "Chapter 7." Federation of Fear.
  44. "Chapter 8." Federation of Fear.
  45. "Chapter 1." Destiny War.
  46. "Chapter 6: Whenua's Tale." Voyage of Fear. BIONICLE Adventures 5, p. 71.
  47. "Chapter 4." Voyage of Fear. BIONICLE Adventures 5, p. 54.
  48. 48.0 48.1 Command The Toa Mahri - The Final Challenge.
  49. "Interlude Three." Swamp of Secrets. BIONICLE Legends 10, p. 69.
  50. Downfall. BIONICLE Legends 8, p. 25.
  51. "Chapter 10." Reign of Shadows.
  52. Prisoners of the Pit. BIONICLE Legends 7, pp. 53-54.
  53. Prisoners of the Pit. BIONICLE Legends 7, p. 89.
  54. 54.0 54.1 54.2 "Chapter 3." Maze of Shadows. BIONICLE Adventures 6, p. 37.
  55. "Chapter 3." Maze of Shadows. BIONICLE Adventures 6, p. 38.
  56. "Chapter 3." Maze of Shadows. BIONICLE Adventures 6, p. 48.
  57. "Chapter 8." Maze of Shadows. BIONICLE Adventures 6, pp. 103-104.
  58. 58.0 58.1 "Chapter 1." The Mutran Chronicles.
  59. "Chapter 3." Shadows in the Sky. BIONICLE Legends 9, pp. 40-41.
  60. "Chapter 10." The Mutran Chronicles.
  61. "Chapter 4." Shadows in the Sky. BIONICLE Legends 9, p. 55.
  62. "BIONICLE Bios - Chirox". BIONICLE.com. (archived on web.archive.org)
  63. "Chapter 1." Swamp of Secrets. BIONICLE Legends 10, p. 14.
  64. "Official Greg Discussion", post 1332. BZPower Forums. (archived on greg.thegreatarchives.com)
  65. "Nintendo Power Advance Issue 2, p. 89.". Brickshelf.com.

Notes

  1. Although commonly assumed to be a Visorak, Greg Farshtey said multiple times that it was not, since when he wrote The Darkness Below he did not have a Visorak in his mind as they did not even exist as a concept at that time.[8][9][10][11]

See also