Fantasy
The matoran Universe is a ocean & series of islands and continents inside the massive robot Mata Nui
Author's Note: The geography, landscape and climate varies from island to island. The entire Matoran Universe is encased in a giant collossal Robot Body which is as big as a Planet. The Robot's name is the Great Spiri Mata Nui and he is the God of the planet within the giant robot's body. The Matoran Universe was comprised of a variety of domes; massive individual caves separated by gates with oceans and islands of their own. Climate on nearly everaly island is evenly divided by areas of the six main elements, ie. Fire villages (lava), ice villages (snow), Air villages (jungle), Water village (ocean), Rock village (Desert) and Earth Village (under ground cave systems). Some cities like Metru Nui are futuristic and made of metal. The inhabitants of the former Matoran Universe are normally about 85% mechanical and 15% organic, while the natives of the Spherus Magna are around 85% organic with 15% mechanical implants. It was made by the Great Beings and watched over by the Great Spirit Mata Nui himself before Teridax succeeded
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Mahri Nui
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| Type | Submerged Village |
Description
Once part of the grand island of Voya Nui, Mahri Nui now rests beneath the waves, surrounded by vast fields of Airweed that sustain its resilient Matoran inhabitants. The village, built amidst the guardian air bubbles, is a testament to survival, with the Matoran council convening within the formidable Mahri Nui Fortress. The ruins of the Stone Cord can still be seen, leading to the depths where the echoes of their lost land linger.
Appearance
Aerial view of a submerged village encased in vast, shimmering air bubbles, surrounded by undulating fields of vibrant Airweed, with the crumbling remnants of the Stone Cord in the distance, glistening under the dappled sunlight filtering through the water.