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"Lava Beast scores 75.1 on the BrickScore and occupies the middle ground of the Elemental Beasts wave: more coherent and poseable than Quake Beast but less mechanically inventive than Storm Beast, making it a solid Recommended pick for BIONICLE collectors and MOC builders hunting exclusive Constraction pieces."
Lava Beast earns a BrickScore of 75.1 and a Recommended tier rating, with expert reviewers broadly agreeing it is the most poseable and aesthetically coherent of the three 2016 Elemental Beasts, even if its build is more generic than its peers. Brickset called it the best-looking Beast from behind and praised its neck articulation, while JANG highlighted the arm design with individual finger movement as the set's standout feature. Owner ratings are extremely limited (4 reviews, 5.0 on LEGO.com) and should be taken cautiously, though they align with the generally positive expert take.
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"I love this color scheme. It's a lot more complex than I thought at first."
JANG's LEGO Reviews
"Despite it's very generic build and lackluster functions, Lava Beast proves to be a decent model that is fun to pose and is the most coherent of the three Beasts in terms of aesthetics (aside from the questionable lower …"
Brickset Reviews"I love this color scheme. It's a lot more complex than I thought at first."
"Despite it's very generic build and lackluster functions, Lava Beast proves to be a decent model that is fun to pose and is the most coherent of the three Beasts in terms of aesthetics (aside from the questionable lower legs and the gap in the upper torso)."
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