Post by thelegoroleplayer on May 16, 2018 5:06:02 GMT -6
This is the profile topic for all fanon technology. If you have a fanon mask, custom vehicles, or any number of things, post their profile here for ease of reference.
Description: A large, darkly colored, and very angular tank, created and used by the Dark Hunters. A single turret is placed upon the top of the tank and in the front a window for the driver is visible next to the secondary machine gun. There are a pair of hatches that allow access to the tank's inside, one on the turret and one on top of the body. There's no treads or other forms of movement to be seen, as this is a hover tank. It is manned by a crew of four, a driver, a gunner, a secondary gunner, and a commander.
Features: The main turret utilizes a powerful Plasma Hagah Cannon and has a spot to insert a cordak blaster for the commander to man on top, and can rotate a full 360 degrees. The secondary machine gun rapidly fires energy bolts. Armor is six inches thick all around with an extra two inches of thickness on the forward facing section, and shield generators further its defensive capabilities. Levitation Kanoka allow the tank to cross nearly all terrain with little issue, even bodies of water. There are a set of four Cordak blasters and blades inside to supply the crew with weapons should they need it. The Tank can also be sealed airtight for travel underwater and through hazardous environments. While the tank only needs four people to man it, it can carry up to six.
Description: Similar to the Assault Tank in aesthetics, the Troop Transport is simply longer and without the turret on top. About two thirds along the length the top angles up slightly before leveling out again. A window for the driver is located on the slope. There are hatches on the front, each side, the back, and two on the top, as well as one on the bottom. Like the Assault tank it has no conventional means of propulsion, instead it hovers. It only needs one man to pilot, but often a second will act as a gunner. It can hold 14 troops.
Features: No built in weapons, however there is a connection point to insert a cordak blaster for use near the rear top hatch. Eight inch thick armor covers the transport and shield generators further its defensive capabilities. Levitation Kanoka allow the Transport to cover all terrain with little to no difficulty. There are 14 sets of Cordak Blasters and blades to supply the crew with weapons should they need it. The hatch on the bottom and front can extend a short distance and attach itself to a surface, creating an airtight seal, then employ laser cutters to cut a hole in the surface. The Transport can also be sealed airtight for travel underwater and through hazardous environments.
Description: An upscaled Skyfighter built designed for larger beings. Darkly colored and angular, fitting with the overall theme of the Dark Hunter vehicles. Only one pilot
Features: Dual Midak Skyblasters are built into the vehicle, and it has 4 inches of armor as well as a shield generator. Attachment points for bombs and missiles are located underneath the body of the vehicle. A helmet connected to the vehicle provides air as well as a HUD showing various statuses of the vehicle such as shield power, fuel, etc.
More fanon to come in the not so distant future.
Last Edit: Jun 17, 2018 15:48:49 GMT -6 by Omega_Tahu
Thunder RS-17: Terracore's Personal vehicle Description: Designed to be low-profile, fast, and agile, the Thunder is quite small. Visually, it resembles a motorbike due to its slim shape and two wheels. It has a medium-sized storage area behind the seat, utilizing the same shrinking technology as Terracore himself to stabilize the contents, but for much more cargo. Meant mostly for his personal smuggling/stealing operations, it has little combat capabilities save for a cordak blaster mounted on the front.
Thunder RS-17: Terracore's Personal vehicle Description: Designed to be low-profile, fast, and agile, the Thunder is quite small. Visually, it resembles a motorbike due to its slim shape and two wheels. It has a medium-sized storage area behind the seat, utilizing the same shrinking technology as Terracore himself to stabilize the contents, but for much more cargo. Meant mostly for his personal smuggling/stealing operations, it has little combat capabilities save for a cordak blaster mounted on the front.
Appearance: The mask itself has no base form. It is made to look like the normal mask of the wearer.
Disk Components: Unknown
Powers: Regardless of being active or not, this mask alerts any guardians and defenders in the area that the wearer is under attack. If the wearer is attacked from behind or knocked out before able to realize they’re under attack, the mask will send the alarm regardless of the user’s awareness. Alerted guardians are also given the location of the wearer’s whereabouts and vague depictions of the attacker(s). When used actively, the user can choose which individuals to send this alarm, communicate with them through telepathy, and the identity of the threat. Active use also supplies the wearer’s location as well.
Though Noble versions are rare, they are also active on a low level. However the range of guardians that can be alerted is smaller and only provides the general location of the wearer. If actively used, the mask can then provide where the user is located and vague knowledge of the threat.
History: These masks were invented as a way of protecting beings of importance, should their lives ever be under threat. As to prevent Dark Hunters and other assassins from identifying the masks, they are always made to look like the mask typically worn by that being.
Appearance: Similar to the Great Akaku, but without the lenses and has twisted lines similar to clock hands stretching out from the center. A pair of small cylinders stick out of the mask, one at each of the bottom corners, or where corners would be if squared.
Disk Components: Unknown
Powers: Always on at a low level, this mask allows the user to not only know the current time and date, but of any events taking place that day or within the coming year. It is essentially a clock and calendar, with additional knowledge of any cultural events (i.e., such as Naming Day or the yearly recharge in Metru Nui). It can also an event tracker and scheduler, adding things that the user should remember/be reminded and figuring out what times would be best. If the mask is being used actively, all the previously mentioned items can be instantly recalled, rather than just passive knowledge or reminders, and gain knowledge of times and events from others. For example, if the mask is active and the wearer overhears someone talking about a time and/or place/event, it will allow the user to know when that thing is planned to happen.
The Noble version of the mask needs to be active to know the exact time and date, and to gain knowledge of any major cultural event happening in the given year. Its passive, low level use always allows the wearer to know the hour of the day.
Appearance: The original mask looked to be a mix of spider and scorpion faces. Some imitate it, most fashion it into whatever form they prefer.
Disk Components: Unknown
Powers: Allows the users to causes the powers of others to only cause destruction or have destructive effects. For example, if a being was attempting to use Quick Healing to heal someone’s injuries, this mask would cause it to over repair and cause a tumorous growth and cancer. This destruction manipulation can be activated on the target before or during the usage of their powers. However, it can only be used on one target at a time and must be within the user’s sight.
The mask is always active on a low level, causing the wearer’s own powers to always be destructive when used. In addition, it also tends to madden the mind of its wearer, leading them to more destructive and violent thinking and solutions. Weak minds that fully succumb to its suggestions become like Protocairns, feral monsters that cause devastating destructions everywhere they go.
History: The origin of this mask is unknown, with some attributing it to the Makuta and others to “Mask Maker.” Regardless of who created it, the mask is dispised by Toa and considered immoral. Although some Toa have gone on to wear the mask anyways to prove their mettle and control over their powers.
Appearance: It is carved entirely from a single Lightstone, with the eyeholes having a thin crystal lenses covering in the typical cavity. These lenses make it so that it always appears the mask is being worn by someone. In its default state, and whenever held/worn by a good being or one of Light, the mask shines and looks like yellow Lightstone while the lenses being blue Lighstone. If held by an evil being or one of Shadow, the colors will invert. As such, the mask will be of the blue Lightstone and the lenses/eyes are the yellow Lightstone.
Disk Components: Unknown
Powers: As per its namesake, the mask allows the users to cause an eclipse, blanking entire islands in darkness. Depending on the method chosen, those who look up at the eclipse will either be unharmed or permanently blinded. Though its true power is its ability to eclipse Light and Shadow. If the user so chooses, they can block and remove all powers of Light and turn the area into darkness or expel and destroy Shadow with overpowering light, making the place as bright as staring into a sun midday. Any beings/creatures of Light, or of enough moral light, if not killed (Av-Matoran, Toa of Light) by the eclipsing of Light are sickened into Shadow versions of themselves. Similarly, for beings/creatures of Shadow or of moral shadow an eclipsing of Shadow, if not killed (Makuta, Rahkshi), are reverted into a balanced state (Kra-Matoran). Depending on the eclipse called, the associated element that survives in strengthened.
While not a Legendary Kanohi (destroying it will not remove the elements of Light and Shadow), it is on the upper end of Great Masks and can be difficult to use. These elemental eclipses can be done at smaller levels, which are far easier to do (i.e. using to block Light/Shadow blasts). Causing a total elemental eclipse on an island/continent takes great concentration and energy. It is possible to cause an elemental eclipse to affect the entire universe, but would kill the user and could fail altogether if the user cannot provide the necessary energy output. Due to the material of the mask, it would not be able to survive itself in performing such a stunt, if it even could complete it.
The mask itself does not allow the user the ability to command the elements of Light/Shadow as Toa/Makuta would or can do. Rather, depending on the user’s morality, it can help amplify to obtain some of those elements’ powers. On one end it can assist to enlighten the wearer enough to purge moral Shadow from themselves and obtain Light powers, or at least minor Light blasts. And on the other, it can darken the wearer enough to fire Shadow bolts, even purge moral light entirely. Users of the mask must be careful however, as using it will tip them towards either end of the moral spectrum. As such, Shadow users may find that using the mask to destroy Shadow would hurt and/or kill themselves and the same for Light users. It also allows the wearer to see the moral light and shadow within others.
History: Often attributed as being made in Artakha, the Akritam was carved long ago seemingly out of Lighstone. It was to be the fulcrum of the balance board on which Light and Shadow fought, the third piece in the middle of a syzygy for the Avohkii and Kraahkan. To help keep the universe as it should be, should either get out of hand. A delicate task that could easily be shattered, much like the mask itself. However, fearing for having too many great masks of power at Artakha, the Akritam was hidden somewhere else in the universe.
It remained hidden for a time, but was found by a young Ta-Matoran called Rhupt. He showed the odd mask to the other Matoran in the traveling caravan and it was decided the mask would be kept. With it, they were able to find a suitable island home and built their city, the mask being their core. But with the Makuta’s growing threat, and their city starting to gain notoriety, it was feared that the Makuta would learn of the mask. As such, the Order of Mata Nui forced all the Matoran to flee their new home, having them forget the city and the mask. And the Akritam was further hidden within that city, leaving guardians to kill all who try to get the mask. There it would lay dormant for thousands of years, until its old caretaker, Rhupt, came to remember the mask in a haunting dream.
Powers: While active, it allows the wearer to swim and breathe in lava/magma and molten Protodermis for a limited time. Grants similar protection in fires, allowing the user to breathe in the heavy smoke and fire toxins and traverse through the flames like a Ta-Matoran. The Noble version cannot allow the wearer to survive in lava or fire, but does allow survival in smoke filled areas. For reasons unknown, the Noble version requires the wearer to exhale fire from their mouths as part of the purification process.
Powers: Much like the Kraata/Makuta power, it allows the wearer to infect masks at a distance and bring the creature or being under their control. The distance of infection is the same as Shadow Kraata for Great masks, but Noble masks require the user to touch the target’s Kanohi.
Powers: Allows the user to see the blue prints/instructions of any device or piece of technology and an understanding of how it works and what it does. The Noble version can only allow the user to understand how something is usually put together.
Powers: Once worn, the powers of this mask activate upon the wearer and locks away their powers. The user will not be able to use any of their powers, or the powers of tools that require energy channeling or mental activation, unless its use is for justice. For example, if a Toa of Fire attempted to kill another being, his powers would be disabled. If that same Toa attempted to mutilate the other being with his powers, it also would prevent such from happening as such excessive and cruel actions are not considered just.
While the mask itself does have some intelligence to decide if the attempted use of powers is just, the wearer can receive quicker decisions by attempting to use the mask’s power. The mask comes built-in with the Toa Code and the Three Virtues as its undeniable basis for judging what actions are just and for justice. It maintains a secondary lists of rules which change depending on the Matoran laws of the area. However, the mask tends to make no distinction between use of powers for civilian purposes and heroic ones. Any use of the being’s powers, for any purpose, must be considered for justice to the mask.
History: Initially created as a means for Toa accused of wrongdoing to prove their actions as just, it has since become a popular choice for Toa to basically say they’re also right. A means to prove that they’re always being heroic and that their actions, ones using their powers anyways, cannot be questioned if the mask permits it. Though highly unpopular among Toa in more dangerous areas where restriction of their powers would be detrimental. Especially when utility uses of their powers being also hindered, but some claim their masks eventually learn the difference.
Disk Components: Rau (Remove Poison + Enlarge) + Mask of Clairvoyance
Powers: Allows the user to interpet dreams and visions, to understand their meaning and context. This applies to prophecies (written, spoken, and star-born), able to decipher what they mean and even when they may happen. Much like the Mask of Clairvoyance, using the mask is exhausting and debilitating, especially for more complex or important visions. The Great version has a passive affect that increases the likelihood of dreams and visions the wearer may receive. The Noble version does not have this passive affect and can only interpet inscribed and star gazing prophecies.
Powers: This mask is similar to the Staff of Presence in that it allows the user to see and hear what the target is seeing and hearing. However, unlike that staff, the connection goes both ways. The one affected will see and hear what the wearer would have been viewing. Also unlike the staff, the mask does not require the user to hit the affected target and can work regardless to the user’s lack of awareness of their presence or location. Use of the mask without a specific target in mind however will result in it randomly picking whatever being or creature happens to be around.
The Noble version of the mask requires the wearer to strike a target like the Staff of Presence. It can be a physical strike while the mask is active or through an energy blast, provided the user can make one. For both versions, the range is about the same as the Staff of Presence.
Powers: It grants the wearer the powers of the Kiril, Mask of Healing, and Mask of Sanity. The powers can be activated individual or in combination, though when used in combination it can temporarily strength and bring out the moral good and heroic qualities.
History: A mask unique to the Toa Kaita Veihrl, it forms whenever she does.
Powers: Allows the wearer to heal, repair, and/or reverse mental illnesses. However, it can only heal ones caused by telepathy or other psionic powers and is unable to cure mental aliments caused by physical injuries. It also can't heal the user and requires that the user has a basic understanding of the injury.
The Noble version is unable to cure mental illnesses, only prevent them from getting worse.
Powers: Allows the wearer to summon a fierce and dangerous storm. The type of storm is a bit random, but depends on the area it’s used in. For example, if used in a desert, it is more likely for a sandstorm or twister to be summon than a hailstorm. The user has no control over the storm that is summoned.
Powers: When used, it causes the target’s limbs to no longer respond to their control. Instead, the limbs of the target will spaz out and wildly flail in random directions whenever they try to move. Noble versions cause the target’s limbs to respond in a three second delay. So while the affected target can still control their limbs, it will not respond to any command until after three seconds.
Functionality: The Kanoka Cannon is a large energy artillery weapon capable of firing energy beams and/or energy projectiles of whatever Kanoka is loaded within. In the back of this cannon, Kanoka are placed in (up to three can be placed in at a time) and some electromagnetism manipulation causes the disk to float in place and then spin rapidly. Once the disk is spinning at enough momentum to where its power can trigger, a part of the cannon further down siphons/draws this power away from the disk, charging it up into a ball of energy that is purely of the disk's power. This energy drawing is similar to what is done in the Energy Extraction Rifle and Midak Skyblaster, though closer to the Skyblaster as it solely focuses on drawing the power from the disks. Once ready, it fires the stored up energy. Depending on how powerful and type of blast will determine the length of charge/build up required. Rapid fire or weaker shots, such as Midak Skyblaster or Force Blaster equivalents, will need little to no charging time. The strength/power of the blast depends not only on charge, but the power levels of the disks and how many disks are loaded. The disks themselves slowly disintegrate from this process, requiring an occasional cleaning to remove the dust.
History: The Kanoka Cannon was original designed by Stirron, who sold the designs to the Vortixx for a heafty sum. However, before the Xians could start mass production the Order of Mata Nui stole the designs and destroyed all copies. Since then, the Order has occasionally been making these cannons for their own use.
Functionality: Essentially a war hammer version of the Vortixx Rhotuka Battle Axe. This massive war hammer has a customizable cannon/blaster insert that can be placed into the center of its head. Though typically the head has a smaller/weaker version of the Hagah Plasma Cannon built in as a default. On either side of the hammer’s head are Rhotuka launchers, which powers it fires depends on the user. It is built with weight disks, activated by swinging the hammer, increasing the punch of the weapon with every strike. After the hit has landed, the increased weight is levitated.
History: Per request, the Vortixx created this weapon as some beings preferred a war hammer over a battle axe, but wanted their battle axe’s functionality. The most notable user of this weapon so far is Makuta Woelorn’s modified version.
Post by epicfailmaster7 on Apr 9, 2020 13:37:57 GMT -6
Weapon Tech: ECER
Name: Elemental Compression and Emitter Rifle. Aka the “Element Rifle.”
Design/Functionality: A highly customizable weapon, the Element Rifle is a projectile weapon that channels the elemental energy from a being, assembly from the stock and grips, and turns it into a completely shape-stable projectile. The Element Rifle can be modeled to be any sort of weapons type, with the relative power and properties per shot reflecting such. This means that an Element Rifle’s projectile as the proprieties of the physical projectile, such as to pierce, bludgeon/strike, and import kinetic force, as well as acting as an energy strike, with any additional elemental effects included. It does this by striking like a rapidly moving physical projectile first, and then very quickly releasing the elemental energy, causing an elemental blast. The element used may grant additional properties, whether they be positive or negative, to the airborne projectile, although this could be worked around by various means.
Most parts or sections of a weapon can be modified easily, provided that a moderately skilled weapon-smith is involved, to fit the user’s need, such as stock or grip design, length, properties of the barrel, scopes, grips, bi-pods, other side and underside attachments, and different firing actions. There are also dials that can adjust the firing properties of the Rifle, such as rate of fire, power and size per shot, and switching between installed fired modes and settings. An example of the last dial option is switching from firing a “buck-shot” to “slug” mode in a shotgun modeled Element Rifle.
History: A Toa Alliance commissioned design sent to Xia for “improvements” and mass production, the workers of Xia did indeed improvement the design and made multiple tested and finalized models for demoing. However, because they worked on the design and added some new features, they considered it their own work, and upped the order price on the Toa Alliance. Not wanting or able to pay for the new weapons in mass, they did not buy the new weapons that they considered the sole creatures of. However, some Toa and teams still had interest in the new weapons, even with the increase in price, and bought the wanted models and premade mods for the rifle from Xia using personal funds. Some Matoran of the alliance have been able to repair or even completely re-mod and remodel the rifle for a while, with the number about to do so ever increasing. However, very few Matoran have been able to successfully make a functional rifle from scratch that is on par with Xia-made ones.
Vehicle Tech: UTAC
Name: Utility Transport and Artillery Craft. Nicknames may vary, although personal names are given to select ships by their owner.
Design/Functionality: A rather large vehicle, being more wide than it is tall, that is able to travel by land, sea, and air, using various means, the UTAC is meant to be used as safe transport for large scale or extended operations. It is rather heavily armored, with airtight seals, heavily damage resistant windows, which can be coved and sealed with armor, a top deck, and a command room under it near the front. It usually has trends or multiple legs for land movement, although hovering is an option at the cost of power drain, able to float or almost completely submerge in water, and able to fly thanks to levitation disks and multiple engines. With multiple floors and much more space and rooms to follow, it can fit dozens of beings safely if optimized for transport, or as a fully function base of operations and safety for smaller groups. It can even act as a better armored transport vessel for sensitive or valuable goods, with extra room for full-time guards. The base design of a UTAC, at least internally, is very simple, with some sections or rooms being completely empty of any details. This is due to the fact that the UTAC is meant to be customized, mainly internally but also externally, to fit the owner’s need, which takes a lot of time to set up.
However, the most important function of a UTAC is that it can have a rather sizable and removeable artillery cannon on the top of it. The effective power of the cannon may vary, depending on multiple factors. However, in order to not put any more strain than necessary on its usual power source, the cannon relies on multiple beings channeling their power into it in order to fire. Due to this, the overall design, function, and the various systems that feed into the cannon are able to be adjusted easily and are usually not that strict, with the cannon itself being able to fire powerful pure or elemental energy blasts, empowered kanoka disks, or can be replaced to fire other types of empowered or naturally powerful projectiles.
History: One of the prized projects of Le-Metru for the Alliance, who wanted a transport vessel that could suit their extra needs. Since they are an alliance creation, some UTACs can always be seen near the Alliance’s main tower base and island, as well as the tower in Le-Metru, although the ones is Le-Metru are usually docked as ship-craft. Some at times may be seen at alliance outposts, although this is never the case with secret outposts. Of course, due to the shear amount of resources required to make a UTAC, construction is slow, and not that many have been made. This means that alliance puts a lot of time on repair, maintenance, and ironically protection on a UTAC, so that they don’t have to make another one if they can help it.
