Toa, attacking them by raising and dropping pillars of protodermis. With help from Nuju's telekinesis, Vakama is able to get up the cliff to confront Makuta, donning the Mask of Time. However, Lhikan is killed while protecting Vakama in the ensuing battle, whilst the mask is separated from Vakama. In an anguished rage, Vakama knocks the Mask of Time into the sea and defeats Makuta in combat using his newfound mask power, invisibility. The Toa combine their powers to seal Makuta in a protodermis prison and move on to the surface, emerging on an island they name 'Mata Nui', in honor of the Great Spirit. There, they sacrifice their Toa power to awaken the Matoran and become Turaga. Vakama gives Lhikan's mask to an injured Matoran named Jaller, to the cheers of the other Matoran and Turaga, and their new lives on Mata Nui begin. Cast Alessandro Juliani as Toa Vakama, the Toa of Fire, a former mask-maker who sees prophetic visions of the future. Christopher Gaze as Turaga Vakama (the narrator) Gerard Plunkett as Turaga Dume, the leader of Metru Nui. Tabitha St. Germain as Toa Nokama, the Toa of Water, a former teacher who strives to do her duty. Michael Dobson as Toa/Turaga Lhikan, a Toa of Fire and former guardian of Metru Nui & Krekka, a powerful but unintelligent Dark Hunter. Brian Drummond as Toa Matau, the Toa of Air, a lighthearted former test driver & Toa Onewa, the Toa of Stone, a headstrong and independent former carver. Paul Dobson as Toa Whenua, the Toa of Earth with respect for the past & Nidhiki, a former Toa turned Dark Hunter. Trevor Devall as Toa Nuju, the Toa of Ice with respect for the future. Lee Tockar as Makuta, the main antagonist & Kongu, a Matoran operating the chutes in Metru Nui. Production Plans were in place before the release of the first Bionicle movie to create a second movie. The directors Terry Shakespeare and David Molina did have some input into the storyline, though most of the mythology had already been sketched out. For the visual style of the film, director David Molina explained their direction: "We wanted to give this audience a bigger view of the Bionicle world – more environments, larger vistas. The island of Bionicle 2 is something like Manhattan, with lots of commerce and large buildings. The first film was very intimate, very