| rdfs:comment | - Takadox was a one-of-a-kind being. His personality is unique in all ways. The best example would be that, with overtrowing Mata Nui, and killing him in the process, is something he considers honorable and noble. Seeing Mata Nui doesn`t care a bit for his insides, he might be right in some way also, as far as Matoran thoughts go, but it would not be rightful with the purpose he had, when looking at the virtues and ways of living of the Matoran.
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| abstract | - Takadox was a one-of-a-kind being. His personality is unique in all ways. The best example would be that, with overtrowing Mata Nui, and killing him in the process, is something he considers honorable and noble. Seeing Mata Nui doesn`t care a bit for his insides, he might be right in some way also, as far as Matoran thoughts go, but it would not be rightful with the purpose he had, when looking at the virtues and ways of living of the Matoran. Another wierd aspect of his personality, is his obsession to kill wounded beings, simply to help them out of their pain and fear for death. He does, frankly enough, kill his allies for the same reason also, but to a lesser extent. This would be an exact reason he is standing close to Pridak, as Takadox is by far the best warrior to kill in cold blood. Likely the most disturbing part of his personality is he wants to enslave Matoran and other beings for the sole purpose of them having a master and routine. He believes enslaving is the only way for them to see the light inside routine and worshipping higher mights (which he believes he is one of). He does have quite strange routines himself also, as he always puts his blades crossed in the sand and prays to the Great Beings when starting and finishing a battle.
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