Bionicle VI: Island of Doom

Bionicle VI: Island of Doom (also known as Bionicle 6 and Bionicle Ignition: Island of Doom in Europe) is a 1986 Vlokuzuian-Australian science-fiction action tokusatsu superhero film. It is the twelfth Technic Heroes installment and the sixth Bionicle installment.

Plot
Taking place three years after the events of Quest for the Masks III: The Mask of Light and twenty years after the events of Bionicle V: The Web of Shadows, the film tells the tale about Toa Nuva, found out that Mata Nui is not asleep, but dying.

To save him, they're told to venture to Sydney and retrieve the Kanohi Ignika. However, when the heroes arrive, they are quickly overpowered and imprisoned by the Piraka; a group of former Dark Hunters of the Skakdi species, who after raiding Makuta's lair, had the idea of claiming the Ignika planted into their minds by Makuta's surviving spirit, real name Teridax.

Travelling to Sydney, the Piraka - carrying Teridax's essence in the form of a substance called Antidermis - pose as Toa before enslaving nearly all of the residents of Sydney with it; forcing them to carry out tasks in relation to finding the Ignika.

Meanwhile, Group 6 went to Northland to go to the Timezone arcade, where they meet Ryu Hamasaki, the man who appeared in almost every Technic Heroes movie. Ryu give tickets to the group, and then they leave the arcade and then they went to see a movie (the fake werewolf movie titled It literally came here directly from planet Uranus) Group 6 then go trolley racing at Ald and then they spend the night in the Rinoshi Hotel.

The next day, Em, bring groups 5 to 8 as they prepare to travel to the Vlokozu Refugee Camp, they entered the unknown land when one of members of Group 7 touches the wall, revealing the secret entrance. But after Em, Groups 5, 7, 8 and Jamie is forced to turn back, the Group 6 arrive in the realm of Karzahni, where they are forced into the labor of rebuilding damaged people by its demented ruler of the same name.

The party eventually escape via Toa canisters heading to Earth, landing straight to Sydney, but prior to arriving, bolts of lighting from an object called the Red Star which orbits their planet transform them into the Toa Inika; Toa with entwined lightning powers. With help from a small resistance force, J-MIBS, the Japanese alien investigators and the ancient being Axonn, the new Toa battle the many guardians and challenges set by the Ignika and chase the Piraka underground to its chamber.

Upon arriving to the Sydney Entertainment Centre, they find the Skakdi already defeated by the mask's final guardians; the insane seventh Piraka Vezon that the Ignika has fused itself to and his spider-like steed Fenrakk, the latter later re-arising as a Kardas Dragon.

The immense battle climaxes with the pair getting trapped in a stasis field, but as Matoro retrieves the mask, Vezon unfreezes and the dragon fires an energy blast that knocks the Ignika out of his hands and up out of the chamber.

Followed by the revived Piraka, the Toa chase after the mask, which eventually plunges into the sea. After receiving a clue about a city beneath the ocean and conversing with the recently freed Toa Nuva, the Toa Inika descend through the stone cord that keeps Australia afloat in the hope of reclaiming the Ignika.

Cast

 * Antanico Matsushita as Akita Maximino/Jaller
 * Goro Yukimura as Hiroshi Yoshimura/Matoro
 * Sandra Ozlins as Danny Ripley/Hahli
 * Phillip Stringer as Leo Terrell/Kongu
 * Zlata Lugnov as Irwin Davey/Hewkii
 * Talon Winter as Wilson Harshal/Nuparu
 * Andy Wilson as Jamie Howard/Takanuva
 * Hideki Hamasaki as Jiro Fujioka/Tahu
 * Jonacus Reinder as Adam Jullen/Kopaka
 * Yasi Tanaka as Hana Fujioka/Gali
 * Sylvester Jalen as Andrea Hashimoto/Lewa
 * Hank Jeroem as Mick Kendal/Pohatu
 * Dean Norman as Jarrod Baxter/Onua
 * Christopher Berger as Turaga Vakama
 * Vaughn Nathans as Turaga Nuju
 * Maja Prebensen as Turaga Nokama
 * Mervyn Cropper as Turaga Matau
 * Akira Yamaguchi as Turaga Onewa
 * Noach Irwin as Turaga Whenua
 * Jon Pertwee as Turaga Dume
 * Marvyn Atkinson as Zaktan
 * Lorne Fear as Hakann, Nektann and Botar
 * Alger Black as Avak
 * Jerrold Spence as Vezok
 * Takara Maki as Thok
 * Max Fairchild as Reidak and Tyrone Hanraets
 * James Lugton as Ilar Abramo
 * Ryota Yukimura as Katsu Tasukuda
 * Bertha Romilly as Mirjam Traylor
 * Burnji Yarran as Stephen Janson
 * Don Yamasima as Kurd Yamoto
 * Dederick Sidney as Ninian Chastain
 * Kruku Makusa as Em Yoshimura
 * Darren Nye as Andie Wilson
 * Kornel Sasha as Vít Zelenka
 * Yuki Hayashi as Susimo Maximiro
 * Halcyone Ferrara as Aquila Hadaway
 * August Andreasen as Isak Lange
 * Velibor Košar as Bož Bo Petrović
 * Mark Fitzroy as Derrick Jennings
 * Milford Jimi as Brandom Davison
 * Natasha Mills as Barbara Hanarets
 * Gerard Aarens as David Hanarets
 * Lilibet Pender as Lily Hanarets
 * Kouki Yamashita as Takeshi Koizumi
 * Ryosuke Sakamoto as Janeda Fujioka
 * Arata Oshiro as Axonn
 * Harve Bachchan as Eden Brute/Brutaka
 * Jason Bramley as Umbra
 * Jess Griffin as Arlen Dean
 * Jepson Macías as Prof. Denero Bromley
 * Nicky Garrard as Bruce
 * Marlowe Strudwick as Nick
 * Yoshirou Padmore as Dave
 * Ilbert Elder as Toby
 * Andy Stacey as Peter
 * Yoshi Akiyama as Vezon
 * Liliana Alamilla as Beryl Maximino
 * Jirou Kita as Ren Maximino
 * Juro Koizumi as Sander Shinobu
 * Sharona Garrett as April Davey
 * Deven Elliott as Lenny Jon
 * Shouhei Fujita as Karzahni
 * Shin Isikawa as the horror movie patient/werewolf
 * Sandra Harper as the horror movie nurse
 * Jarrod Paine as Policeman #1
 * Ryu Takushi as Policeman #2
 * Ryu Hamasaki as himself
 * John Howard as himself
 * Max Gillies as Bob Hawke
 * Kerry Packer as himself

Production and release
The movie was filmed in some scenes in El Kadsre and shot mostly in Sydney from March to August 1985. But the Karzahnii scene is filmed at El Kadsre Television Studio Centre.

Reception
The film has received mixed and positive reviews from critics.The film holds a 63% approval rating review aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes based on 54 reviews. The film was Vlokozu Union's most viewed and highest-grossing film in 1986. Bionicle VI: Island of Doom came in 4th place in 1986 World Film of the Year.