Alright, I did my best here. I hope I did not butcher any pronunciations, but I’m almost a hundred percent sure I didn’t :) I also fixed some misspellings in the original name list, like Vhisorak and a few others. I hope that’s allowed when they were written wrong, or if I should have read them the way they were actually written. Like a trick question kinda thing.

Toa
Rahi
Tahu
Gali
Lewa
Kopaka
Onua
Pohatu
Lhikan
Kanohi
Vahi
Hau
Kaukau
Miru
Akaku
Pakari
Kakama
Ignika
Kraahkan
Rahkshi
Bohrok
Mata Nui
Makuta Teridax 
Metru Nui
Aqua Magna
Spherus Magna
Karda Nui 
Mangaia
Matoran
Keetongu
Kikinalo
Protodermis
Tahtorak
Visorak
Akilini
Ehrye
Ngalawa
Nuhrii
Oohnorak
Orkahm
Spiriah
Tiribomba

Ivaha vahai,
Mata Nui ini-wahi uvoyanu;
Artakhai ako
Ki Matoran iroha-pa karaya…
O kaitakhu no maitakhu-nu,
Ta Mata Nui ahaumu-ho ako takayanu:
Kaita, Maita, Vaita…
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In the Time Before Time,
The Great Spirit descended from the heavens,
Carrying we, the ones called the Matoran,
To this paradise…
We were separate and without purpose,
So the Great Spirit illuminated us
With the Three Virtues: Unity, Duty, and Destiny…

Lukas' BIONICLE Accent Challenge

Sprehn

A vocal test to see how an audio book drama adaptation of Justin R. Stebbins' science fiction novel 'Warrior Born' might sound like.

This is just a vocal test of the character Eric Grimm III, a cyborg clone of the original Grand High Warlord Eric Grimm I, but most of his clone creations rebelled against him and fled, and only when did Grimm realise what he had done by giving them that much free will and personality.

The voice is of David Dixon, an amateur - though he's good enough for professional work, I would say - Canadian voice over artist, who charges nothing for his work. At least not for now.

Lukas Sprehn