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Description
Dark and angular
Antroz goes for a menacing look. Black and dark red set the tone, supported by light bluish gray and trans-light blue, which makes some parts seem to glow. At 52 pieces the figure is small, yet the contrasts give it real presence. Anyone familiar with Bionicle knows the line had bright heroes as well as darker opponents; the colours of this set lean towards the second group and make the figure stand out beside friendlier models. That is especially clear next to the lighter figures of the line.
How it builds and moves
The build is quick, but it still carries the typical Bionicle engineering: ball joints, armour pieces and connectors that add up to a figure with a lot of movement. You assemble the torso, arms and legs, add the armour, and then pose the figure however you like. For younger builders the length is just right, because the result is on the table after a short time and ready to play with straight away. Beginners get a quick sense of achievement with the system this way.
Twenty-one different parts
Of the 52 pieces, 21 are different, so only part of the set is made of repeats. The transparent elements and special joints matter most to collectors, because many bins of bricks do not contain them. The parts list on this page shows the colour and quantity of every piece. That helps when you want to complete a loose figure or check a second-hand set to see whether everything is still there. If you own several Bionicle figures, it is easier to spot which elements you have twice.
Rebuilding with your collection
You can leave Antroz as he is or mix the parts with other Bionicle sets to make creatures of your own. The dark colours combine well with other black and red elements. The “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which models are possible with the parts from this set and your own collection. A small figure can quickly become the starting point for new ideas. Swapping weapons and armour between figures also produces fresh variations.
FAQ
- How many pieces does Antroz have?
- The set has 52 pieces, 21 of them different. No minifigures are included.
- Which colours dominate?
- Black, dark red, light bluish gray and trans-light blue.
- When was the set released?
- Antroz (8691) came out in 2008 in the Bionicle line from LEGO®.
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