Why was Lego BIONICLE discontinued?
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Why was Lego BIONICLE discontinued?
Discontinuation. On November 24, 2009, Lego announced that production on new Bionicle sets would cease after a final wave was released in 2010. The decision was made due to recent low sales and a lack of new interest in the theme, possibly brought on by its decade-long backstory and lore.
What bionicles are worth money?
Rarest Sets Based on their prices, 8935 Nocturn, 8940 Karzahni, 8953 Icarax and 8998 Toa Mata Nui are among the rarest of the sets listed above. Compared to their original retail prices, these sets are currently sold for three times their original worth.
Is BIONICLE ever coming back?
The possibility that LEGO BIONICLE will return in the future cannot be ruled out. No, we have currently no plans of launching sets including the Mask of Ultimate Power or Makuta.
Why did BIONICLE G2 fail?
The reason for the failure of the G2 BIONICLE is simple. The skull monster is everywhere. Lego has given up the uniqueness of BIONICLE. Instead, they denied the view of the world they have held over the past decade by dragging the Skeleton seen in the Game of Thrones into the BIONICLE Universe.
How many Lego Bionicles are there?
They come in groups of six, although nowadays there is more than one set of six. In fact, there have been two series of canisters every year except 2001 and 2010, the first and last years of the original BIONICLE saga. They are priced $6.99 to $12.99 or £4.99 to £10.99.
How many LEGO BIONICLE sets are there?
What is the rarest Bionicle Mask?
The rarest and most valuable mask produced was a Platinum Avohkii, released as part of a Cartoon Network sweepstakes in 2003 to advertise Mask of Light.
How many bionicles are there?
Why did Lego fail in 2004?
They Got to Really Know Their Audience. One reason that Lego nearly went bankrupt was because they lost sight of who their target audience was. They made unfounded assumptions, hastily innovating and creating without really researching beforehand to find out if that was what their audience actually wanted.
