ScribeGT6817 wrote:

 

1Okay, this weekend is devoted to finishing off Ninjago GN #10: The Phantom Ninja. So feel free to post questions and give the lazy writer an excuse not to work

2Are you a fan of Sherlock or Doctor Who?

3Or are you a brony! /)

ScribeGT6817 wrote:

 

1Okay, this weekend is devoted to finishing off Ninjago GN #10: The Phantom Ninja. So feel free to post questions and give the lazy writer an excuse not to work

2Okay, Gali has done a mindlink on multiple occasions. Is this possible for all Toa, or is it a unique glitch in Gali's programing, like how Vakama had visions.

ScribeGT6817 wrote:

 

1Okay, this weekend is devoted to finishing off Ninjago GN #10: The Phantom Ninja. So feel free to post questions and give the lazy writer an excuse not to work

2Hehe. Ok, here's a question.

3I have heard that in it's early stages, Bionicle was originally named Bone-Heads from Voodoo Island,later shortened to Doo-Heads. Is this true? Just curious, it's just a bit of a weird name for a LEGO theme.

1Oops! I posted on my little sister's account! (yleana115)

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SherlockWho wrote:

ScribeGT6817 wrote:

 

1Okay, this weekend is devoted to finishing off Ninjago GN #10: The Phantom Ninja. So feel free to post questions and give the lazy writer an excuse not to work

2Are you a fan of Sherlock or Doctor Who?

3Or are you a brony! /)

4I like both, although I think Benedict Cumberbatch is starting to get a little overexposed and he's going to get typecast as an arrogant snob. I am excited for the new season of Dr. Who to see how the new actor does in the role. (I didn't mind Matt Smith,but I felt the show became too much about his companions.)

5Wow! Greg Farshtey likes Doctor Who! *hops into TARDIS and disappears*

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yleana115 wrote:

ScribeGT6817 wrote:

 

1Okay, this weekend is devoted to finishing off Ninjago GN #10: The Phantom Ninja. So feel free to post questions and give the lazy writer an excuse not to work

2Hehe. Ok, here's a question.

 

3I have heard that in it's early stages, Bionicle was originally named Bone-Heads from Voodoo Island,later shortened to Doo-Heads. Is this true? Just curious, it's just a bit of a weird name for a LEGO theme.

4Doo-Heads I totally never heard, but yes, Boneheads was a "working title." It was never intended to be the real name. Sometimes you use working titles just for convenience, sometimes to make sure that if the name leaks out, no one can figure out what you are doing. Back when I was at the game company, we did a game called Shatterzone, but the working title while it was in development was "Dogs in Space." It did have to do with space, had nothing to do with dogs at all.

5Ah, I see.

1me and my brother are hugh fan of bionicle! when did  you  come up with that ?

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caleb9731 wrote:

ScribeGT6817 wrote:

caleb9731 wrote:

1Do you have any tips for developing a good story and it's world?

2I would probably recommend building the world first, because that will give you an idea of what kinds of characters would live there, what their problems might be, etc. At LEGO Company, we often have artwork done first before we start really going into detail on characters.

3Thank you! Another question: How did you feel when Bionicle was discontinued?

4Disappointed, naturally. But I also knew LEGO had to have a good reason for what they did, because the people who run our company are very smart. And I guess I would rather it had been cancelled while a lot of people still liked it and it was still selling okay than to wait and have it just die on its own.This way, at least there is a chance it could come back someday, maybe. If it had been left to just get old and fail, then it would be much harder to even think about bringing it back.

5Hmm. Well then, what role/s have you been taking in the process of creating Ninjago 2014? 

1My favorite ninja is kai what is your favorite ninja.