I still don't know why Legends of Metru Nui is my favorite BIONICLE movie. (Not my gif btw).

reversing the takedown isn't a likely outcome but we should at least be pushing for further clarity on what fans can and can't do in terms of using LEGO's IP. I want transparency on whether this is a one off instance specific to BMoP or a sign of a long term change in their approach to fan work.

I'm wishing Unmasked Games a bright future and good luck with Project Rustbound.

And to those few who celebrate this outcome because the game allows a bit more colors in its settings:

Still, I'd ask anyone reading this to be civil and not to harass anyone involved in this situation about this.

In general I noticed the tendency that more and more Lego fan content gets into conflict with Lego's legal department, which is sad to see.

The Lego community thrives like no other on creativity and community activity. This backwards trend is thus even more upsetting.

The relationship between TLG and the Bionicle fandom has been rough for years now. And it looks like it only goes worse from here.

TLG as a rights owner is allowed to act the way they did. Still, it is irriating to see this change of attitude after almost a decade of the project's existence.

What I have also seen, are a wide range of reactions, from petitions, to announcements of boycots and some folks cussing violently at The Lego Group.

Nice. Is this what @askbs01.bsky.social was refering to a few days ago?

Haben wir eine Stellungnahme von Lord Business?