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{{Infobox_film|release_date = April 27, 1983|distributor = [[El TV Kadsre Films]]|country = [[Vlokozu Union]]|writer(s) = [[Sung Gim]]|director(s) = [[Elkan Boukough]]
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{{Infobox_film|release_date = April 27, 1983|distributor = El TV Kadsre Films<br>Weiss Global Enterprises<br>{{W|The Cannon Group, Inc.|Cannon Films}} <small>(Europe)</small>|country = [[Vlokozu Union]]|writer(s) = [[Sung Gim]]|director(s) = [[Elkan Boukough]]
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[[Pasi Peure]]|producer(s) = Takima Susima}}'''Quest for the Masks III''' is a 1983 Vlokozuian science-fiction action tokusatsu superhero film. It is the eighth [[Technic Heroes]] installment and third [[Bionicle]] installment.
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[[Pasi Peure]]|producer(s) = [[Takima Susima]]|production_companies = [[El TV Kadsre Films]]<br>{{W|Toei Company}}|rating(s) = M (El Kadsre)|running_time = 124 minutes (2 hours and 4 minutes)|language = English|budget = $85 million ($267.3 million in 2017 dollars)|box_office = $731 million ($2.3 billion in 2017 dollars)|executive_produced_by = [[Ryu Hamasaki]]}}'''Quest for the Masks III: Mask of Light''' (also known as '''Bionicle 3''' and '''Bionicle 3: The Mask of Light''' in Europe) is a 1983 Vlokozuian science-fiction action tokusatsu superhero film. It is the eighth [[Technic Heroes]] installment and third [[Bionicle]] installment.
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It is the first Bionicle film to not be distributed by [[Vlokozuian Media Union]], the media conglomerate who owned El TV Kadsre at the time and also the first to be distributed in Europe by [[wp:The Cannon Group|The Cannon Group]].
 
==Plot==
  
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At Mount Capulco, Akita and Jamie discover a Great Kanohi, a Toa mask imbued with Elemental power. The two Matoran then travel to El Kadsre City to participate in a game of Kohlii, the island's national sport: the match reveals developing tensions between the Fire Toa Tahu and the Water Toa Gali. At the end of the match, the Mask is accidentally revealed and the Turaga recognize its powers. They announce that it heralds the arrival of a seventh Toa destined to defeat Makuta and awaken Mata Nui. Akita and Jamie are sent on a quest to find the Seventh Toa, guided by the Mask. In the meantime, Makuta sends three of his Rahkshi "sons" to retrieve the Mask. During an attack on Ta-Koro which destroys the village, Tahu is poisoned, causing him to become increasingly erratic and worsening his already-strained relationship with Gali.
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At the Axelham Ranges, Akita and Jamie discover a Great Kanohi, a Toa mask imbued with Elemental power. The two Matoran then travel to El Kadsre City to participate in a game of Kohlii, the island's national sport: the match reveals developing tensions between Tahu and Gali. At the end of the match, the Mask is accidentally revealed and the Turaga recognize its powers. They announce that it heralds the arrival of a seventh Toa destined to defeat Makuta and awaken Mata Nui.
   
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Akita and Jamie are sent on a quest to find the Seventh Toa, guided by the Mask. In the meantime, Makuta sends three of his Rahkshi "sons" to retrieve the Mask. During an attack on the Shamus suburb which destroys most of the suburb, Tahu is poisoned, causing him to become increasingly erratic and worsening his already-strained relationship with Gali.
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During their journey together, Akita and Jamie receive aid from the Air Toa Lewa, and the Ice Toa Kopaka, the latter of whom temporarily immobilizes the Rakhshi by trapping them in a frozen lake. After this, Jamie is threatened by Makuta, and abandons Akita in an attempt to shield him. Makuta then releases three more Rakhshi, who attack the Earth village of Onu-Koro as Jamie arrives. Tahu, Kopaka, Lewa and Gali arrive to help the Earth Toa Onua and the Stone Toa Pohatu: during the battle, Tahu is further corrupted and goes insane, forcing the Toa to capture him and flee. Jamie decides to rejoin Akita, while Gali and the other Toa purge the Rakhshi poison from Tahu, resulting in his reconciliation with Gali.
  
   
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During their journey together, Akita and Jamie receive aid from Lewa in the Eirabourne forest and Kopaka in Mount Capulco, the latter of whom temporarily immobilizes the Rakhshi by trapping them in a frozen lake. After this, Jamie is threatened by Makuta, and abandons Akita in an attempt to shield him.
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Arriving at Strangetown, where it has a great temple at the park, Akita and Jamie are confronted by all six Rahkshi. The six Toa mount a united offensive and defeat five of them, but a surviving Rahkshi attacks Jamie. Akita sacrifices himself to protect Jamie, and Akita's final words prompt Jamie to don the Mask of Light: the Mask transforms him into Takanuva, the Toa of Light. Defeating the final Rakhshi, he constructs a craft powered by the worm-like creatures inside the Rahkshi to guide him to Makuta. Traveling to his lair beneath Mata Nui, the two hold a Kohlii contest for the island's fate. At Takanuva's bidding, the Toa, Turaga and Matoran gather together in the chamber, and witness Takanuva merging with Makuta to form a single powerful being. With Takanuva's willpower dominant, the being raises a gate leading deeper beneath the island, through which the gathered people flee. The being also revives Akita before the gate collapses on top of it. The Turaga proceed to awaken Mata Nui using the Mask of Light, which in turn revives Takanuva. The film ends with Takanuva discovering the long-dormant city of Metru Nui, the Matoran's original home.
  
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Makuta then releases three more Rakhshi, who attack the park near downtown El Kadsre City as Jamie arrives where Mick and Jarrod announce the arrival of the Seventh Toa with Vit, Aquila, Kouji and Darren witnessing the event. Tahu, Kopaka, Lewa and Gali arrive to help Onua and Pohatu. During the battle, Vit is killed while Tahu is further corrupted and goes insane, forcing the Toa to capture him and flee. Jamie decides to rejoin Akita, while Gali and the other Toa purge the Rakhshi poison from Tahu, resulting in his reconciliation with Gali.
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Arriving at Newport, where it has a great temple at the park, Akita and Jamie are confronted by all six Rahkshi. The six Toa mount a united offensive and defeat five of them, but a surviving Rahkshi attacks Jamie. Akita sacrifices himself to protect Jamie, and Akita's final words prompt Jamie to don the Mask of Light: the Mask transforms him into Takanuva, the Toa of Light. Defeating the final Rakhshi, he constructs a craft powered by the worm-like creatures inside the Rahkshi to guide him to Makuta. Traveling to his lair beneath Mata Nui, the two hold a Kohlii contest for the island's fate. At Takanuva's bidding, the Toa, Turaga and Matoran gather together in the chamber, and witness Takanuva merging with Makuta to form a single powerful being. With Takanuva's willpower dominant, the being raises a gate leading deeper beneath the island, through which the gathered people flee. The being also revives Akita before the gate collapses on top of it. The Turaga proceed to awaken Mata Nui using the Mask of Light, which in turn revives Takanuva. The film ends with Takanuva discovering the long-dormant city of Metru Nui, the Matoran's original home.
 
==Cast==
  
==Cast==
 
* [[Hideki Hamasaki]] as Jiro Fujioka/Tahu
  
* [[Hideki Hamasaki]] as Jiro Fujioka/Tahu
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* [[Yasi Tanaka]] as Hana Fujioka/Gali
  
* [[Yasi Tanaka]] as Hana Fujioka/Gali
 
* [[Sylvester Jalen]] as Andrea Hashimoto/Lewa
  
* [[Sylvester Jalen]] as Andrea Hashimoto/Lewa
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* [[Hank Jeroem]] as Mick Kendal/Pohatu
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* [[Hank Jeroem]] as Mick Kendal/Pohatu, Darren Lange
 
* [[Dean Norman]] as Jarrod Baxter/Onua
  
* [[Dean Norman]] as Jarrod Baxter/Onua
 
* [[Andy Wilson]] as Jamie Howard/Takanuva
  
* [[Andy Wilson]] as Jamie Howard/Takanuva
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* [[Noach Irwin|Noach&nbsp;Irwin]] as Turaga Whenua
  
* [[Noach Irwin|Noach&nbsp;Irwin]] as Turaga Whenua
 
* [[Ryota Ružička]] as Maktuta Teridax
  
* [[Ryota Ružička]] as Maktuta Teridax
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* [[Halcyone Ferrara]] as Aquila Hadaway
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* [[Norm Linville]] as Can of Diced Tomatoes
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* [[Kornel Sasha]] as Vít Zelenk
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* [[Ryouichi Andrews]] as Kouji Nishimura
 
==Production and release==
  
==Production and release==
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Quest for the Masks III: Mask of Light is the first film in the Bionicle franchise not to be distributed by [[Vlokozuian Media Union]], as they shifted focus to educational films.
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[[August Andreasen]] was going to reprise the role as Darren Lange but he was unavailable because he was involved in the filming of crime-thriller film ''Who Shot Greg?''. He was replaced by Hank Jeroem due to his identical looks.
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=== Filming ===
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Principal photography began on March 3, 1982 to June 25, 1982. It was filmed in El Kadsre City, the Axelham Ranges and Mount Capulco while the indoor and Mangaia scenes were shot in the El TV Kadsre Television Centre.
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=== Effects ===
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The visual effects and models for the Turaga, the Rahkshi and the Makuta were done and animated by CCGG.
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==Reception==
  
==Reception==
 
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Quest for the Masks III: Mask of Light (also known as Bionicle 3 and Bionicle 3: The Mask of Light in Europe) is a 1983 Vlokozuian science-fiction action tokusatsu superhero film. It is the eighth Technic Heroes installment and third Bionicle installment.

It is the first Bionicle film to not be distributed by Vlokozuian Media Union, the media conglomerate who owned El TV Kadsre at the time and also the first to be distributed in Europe by The Cannon Group.

Plot

At the Axelham Ranges, Akita and Jamie discover a Great Kanohi, a Toa mask imbued with Elemental power. The two Matoran then travel to El Kadsre City to participate in a game of Kohlii, the island's national sport: the match reveals developing tensions between Tahu and Gali. At the end of the match, the Mask is accidentally revealed and the Turaga recognize its powers. They announce that it heralds the arrival of a seventh Toa destined to defeat Makuta and awaken Mata Nui.

Akita and Jamie are sent on a quest to find the Seventh Toa, guided by the Mask. In the meantime, Makuta sends three of his Rahkshi "sons" to retrieve the Mask. During an attack on the Shamus suburb which destroys most of the suburb, Tahu is poisoned, causing him to become increasingly erratic and worsening his already-strained relationship with Gali.

During their journey together, Akita and Jamie receive aid from Lewa in the Eirabourne forest and Kopaka in Mount Capulco, the latter of whom temporarily immobilizes the Rakhshi by trapping them in a frozen lake. After this, Jamie is threatened by Makuta, and abandons Akita in an attempt to shield him.

Makuta then releases three more Rakhshi, who attack the park near downtown El Kadsre City as Jamie arrives where Mick and Jarrod announce the arrival of the Seventh Toa with Vit, Aquila, Kouji and Darren witnessing the event. Tahu, Kopaka, Lewa and Gali arrive to help Onua and Pohatu. During the battle, Vit is killed while Tahu is further corrupted and goes insane, forcing the Toa to capture him and flee. Jamie decides to rejoin Akita, while Gali and the other Toa purge the Rakhshi poison from Tahu, resulting in his reconciliation with Gali.

Arriving at Newport, where it has a great temple at the park, Akita and Jamie are confronted by all six Rahkshi. The six Toa mount a united offensive and defeat five of them, but a surviving Rahkshi attacks Jamie. Akita sacrifices himself to protect Jamie, and Akita's final words prompt Jamie to don the Mask of Light: the Mask transforms him into Takanuva, the Toa of Light. Defeating the final Rakhshi, he constructs a craft powered by the worm-like creatures inside the Rahkshi to guide him to Makuta. Traveling to his lair beneath Mata Nui, the two hold a Kohlii contest for the island's fate. At Takanuva's bidding, the Toa, Turaga and Matoran gather together in the chamber, and witness Takanuva merging with Makuta to form a single powerful being. With Takanuva's willpower dominant, the being raises a gate leading deeper beneath the island, through which the gathered people flee. The being also revives Akita before the gate collapses on top of it. The Turaga proceed to awaken Mata Nui using the Mask of Light, which in turn revives Takanuva. The film ends with Takanuva discovering the long-dormant city of Metru Nui, the Matoran's original home.

Cast

Production and release

Quest for the Masks III: Mask of Light is the first film in the Bionicle franchise not to be distributed by Vlokozuian Media Union, as they shifted focus to educational films.

August Andreasen was going to reprise the role as Darren Lange but he was unavailable because he was involved in the filming of crime-thriller film Who Shot Greg?. He was replaced by Hank Jeroem due to his identical looks.

Filming

Principal photography began on March 3, 1982 to June 25, 1982. It was filmed in El Kadsre City, the Axelham Ranges and Mount Capulco while the indoor and Mangaia scenes were shot in the El TV Kadsre Television Centre.

Effects

The visual effects and models for the Turaga, the Rahkshi and the Makuta were done and animated by CCGG.

Reception

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