Changes: Ga-Koro

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Ga-Koro

Location Information
Primary Residents
Former Residents	Ga-Matoran, Nokama
Location	Mata Nui
Size
Makuta	Teridax (formerly)
Pronunciation	'Pronunciation'

“In Ta-Koro stands the Wall of History. In Ko-Koro, the Wall of Prophecy. In Ga-Koro, our wall is above us... the great blanket of stars that stretches over Mata Nui, floating in the Endless Sea.”

— Nireta, Mata Nui Online Game II: The Final Chronicle

Ga-Koro was the village of water on Mata Nui and was home to the Ga-Matoran.

History

MNOG Trapped — Nokama with the residents of Ga-Koro, trapped in an underwater hut.

The village of Ga-Koro was built by the Ga-Matoran, led by Turaga Nokama. After the promised year of peace, Makuta Teridax attacked Mata Nui using infected Rahi, and the Ga-Matoran and Nokama fought to defend the village for almost a thousand years. When the Toa Mata arrived, the village was attacked by a Tarakava and heavily damaged. Gali arrived and defeated it, removing its infected mask.

Shortly after the Toa traveled to Kini-Nui, Ga-Koro was under siege by huge numbers of Rahi. Fortunately, the village had been fortified in advance, and the Matoran managed to hold off the attacks.

Ga-Koro came under attack again towards the end of the Bohrok's first attempt to cleanse Mata Nui. A swarm of Pahrak gathered outside the gates, and the village prepared to fight with the aid of Takua and a number of Boxor. The Po-Matoran fled to the village of water from the Tahnok attacks on Po-Koro, and ended up aiding in the defense as well. The Pahrak damaged much of the village, but were stopped by the Toa's defeat of the Bahrag. The village was then rebuilt and expanded with the aid of the Krana-less Bohrok.

A short time afterwards, a Bohrok-Kal attacked the village and stole Gali's Nuva Symbol which was kept there. Eventually the Toa Nuva stopped the Bohrok-Kal and returned the Nuva Symbol to Ga-Koro.

After the Matoran were rebuilt at Kini-Nui, Ga-Koro was closed off from the mainland for a month while the Turaga met at Kini-Nui. Soon afterwards, the village hosted the Ga-Koro/Onu-Koro Kolhii match, with Ga-Koro winning.

The village was abandoned with the rediscovery of Metru Nui, and destroyed when the Bohrok were awakened a second time by the Toa Nuva.