Learn more about the most mysterious island in the BIONICLE universe with this brilliant mini guide.

The Toa Nuva must save an island from six powerful figures who might unleash an ancient evil in their pursuit of treasure.

An entirely new chapter in the BIONICLE universe begins, with an exciting new look brought by artist Stuart Sayger. The Island of Voya Nui has existed in peace for thousands of years, yet it holds a dark treasure with unlimited power: the Mask of Life. When the ruthless Piraka arrive on the island and enslave its matoran inhabitants, all appears lost until six Toa wash ashore and are transformed into Toa Inika. Their mission: to stop the Piraka from obtaining the great power of the Mask of Life. Should they fail, the entire world will be thrown into chaos and destruction. The epic battle of Voya Nui that ensues will decide the fate of the entire BIONICLE universe.

The Toa must launch a final battle against the Barraki in order to retrieve the Mask of Life.

It's a terrible life! Jay flies the Storm Fighter through a terrible storm and survives! But he may not be in Ninjago anymore! He's stranded in a frighteningly similar world where Sensei Wu's ninja team was never formed, and the consequences are nightmarish! See what has happened to this world's Cole, Zane, Kai, and even Jay in "Kingdom of the Snakes"!

The contradictions and complexities of the cyborg therefore hold particular appeal to programme makers of dramatic TV narratives. Bronwen Calvert examines the uses and representations of the cyborg in this ground-breaking text, by looking at its frequent appearance in a wide variety of popular and cult shows: from the iconic Daleks of Doctor Who and bionic female empowerment in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, to the duality of humanoid and distinctly robotic cyborgs in Battlestar Galactica. In doing so, she reveals how television's defining traits shape our experience of cyborgs and help us as viewers to question contemporary issues such as surveillance and terrorism, as well as the function of simulation and ultimately what it means to be human.

Where in the world are the Masters of Spinjitzu? Jay, Cole, Zane, Kai, and Sensei Wu are strangers in an even stranger land--Garmadon City! But the name is not what's strange! The fact that everything is made of stone--the streets, the buildings, the trees, even the people!--that's the really strange part. But how do you save people who have been turned into stone who don't want to be saved, and will do anything to stop you? That's exactly what the Masters of Spinjitzu must find out before it's too late!