Kamen

“I am constantly taking care of the sculptures, so that they do not Disintegrate! Time and weather take their toll on our great works, wearing them down into dust. The enemy of Creation is Disintegration!”

— Kamen to Hahli, Mata Nui Online Game II: The Final Chronicle

Kamen
Biographical Information
Species	Matoran
Group	Po-Matoran
Mask	Mahiki
Colors	Brown, Tan
Element/Powers	Stone
Homeland	{{{Homeland}}}
Occupation	Stonemason
Tools	Carving tools
Location	Spherus Magna
Status	Alive
Pronunciation	Kah-men
Video	{{{Video}}}

Kamen was a Po-Matoran. Kamen made sure all of the carvings in Po-Koro would not disintegrate or begin to wear away. After ages of display, erosion has its effect from the harsh winds of the desert.

History

Metru Nui

In Metru Nui, Kamen worked in Po-Metru. Little is known about his life. He was at one point put into a Matoran Sphere by the Vahki during the Great Cataclysm. However, he was later rescued by the Toa Metru and taken to Mata Nui with the other Matoran.

Mata Nui

Kamen worked as a Stonemason in Po-Koro, maintaining statues.

Kamen was among the Matoran that were evacuated to Ga-Koro after Tahnok Swarms threatened to overwhelm Po-Koro. After the Pahrak Swarms cornered the Matoran in Ga-Koro, Kamen made a final stand along with all the other Matoran present, before the Bahrag were defeated by the Toa Mata. He later departed back to Po-Koro.

Kamen helped to build Boats to facilitate his and the other Matoran's return to Metru Nui.

Return to Metru Nui

Along with the other Matoran, Kamen later returned to Metru Nui and helped to rebuild it until the Staff of Artakha did the rest. Kamen was also in the ceremony held for Matoro at the Coliseum. He was in the Coliseum when Teridax announced his takeover of Mata Nui. He then began working on the statues of Teridax that "Turaga" Ahkmou ordered the Po-Matoran to carve of him.

Spherus Magna

After Makuta's death, he evacuated the Matoran Universe onto Spherus Magna.

Appearances

• Mata Nui Online Game II: The Final Chronicle

Trivia

• Kamen means "Stone" in Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Bosnian and Bulgarian and "Mask" in Japanese.