Let's Play This Bionicle Quiz

The Bionicle Lego toys are marketed towards children between the ages of 8 and 16. This age range is likely chosen because it encompasses the developmental stage where children have the fine motor skills and cognitive abilities to engage with more complex building toys. Additionally, children within this age range are more likely to have an interest in the Bionicle theme, which features action figures and a storyline that may appeal to older children.

Bionicle's second run started in 2015. This means that after a hiatus, the Bionicle franchise was revived in 2015 with new sets, storylines, and characters. The other years mentioned (2013, 2014, and 1999) are not relevant to the second run of Bionicle.

The correct answer is 10. This suggests that the Bionicle company experienced a downturn for a period of 10 years in the 1990s. This implies that the company faced challenges and difficulties during this time, which impacted its performance and profitability.

The correct answer is "Caught in a Dream." This song was played at the end of Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows in 2005.

Bionicle was launched in Europe in the year 2000.

Bob Thompson developed the story of Bionicle's first run that was published in 2001 and 2010.

The correct answer is 2011. This means that in 2011, the Bionicle company's theme was discontinued.

The Lego Group earned 100 million Pounds in its first year of sale for the launching of Bionicle in North America in 2001.

In Bionicle's second generation, the name of their first project was "Masks of Power." This suggests that the focus of this project was on the powerful masks that play a significant role in the Bionicle storyline. The other options, "Journey's End," "The Journey to One," and "Coming of the Toa," do not specifically mention masks or indicate the nature of the first project in the second generation.

Paul Hardcastle composed the Bionicle commercial song that was scrapped from 2001 to 2014.