Thousands of years later, the tribe was attacked by the Baterra, shapeshifting beings who killed many Skrall including most of all the leader class Skrall. Only Tuma survived the attacks. They then moved south to avoid extinction and were later employed as Glatorians. Years later, Tuma, leader of the Skrall, ordered them to attack the Arena Magna during the Great Tournament, killing many Glatorian and Agori. Metus later convinced the Skrall and the Bone Hunters to join forces. After uniting they destroyed Tajun. Mata Nui entered the arena, and challenged Tuma to a fight for his friends' freedom. Tuma accepted the challenge and was eventually defeated by Mata Nui. Metus, who revealed himself as a traitor, later arrived in the city, and ordered all the Skrall and Bone Hunters to attack. Before they could launch their assault, a massive creature arose from the sands (greatly resembeling Malum). The Skrall believed it to be a Baterra attack and panicked, fleeing the arena. They encountered the Glatorian, and fought them. Five of the Glatorian, who had Elemental Powers, were able to defeat the army.
With the defeat of Tuma, the Skrall abandoned Roxtus and began following
elite soldiers.
When Teridax arrived on Bara Magna, he released Rahkshi and Skakdi on Bara Magna, to battle the Glatorian. A few Skrall, led by Stronius, took advantage of the situation, and attacked the Glatorian for revenge.
When the Rahkshi were finally destroyed by the powers of the Golden Armor, and Teridax had been defeated by Mata Nui, the Skrall and Skakdi surrendered to the Glatorian and Toa.
A Skrall was released in winter 2009. It had 50 pieces, and it's set number was 8978.
The Skrall leader Tuma was released in 2009. His set number was 8991, and he had 188 peices.
The Elite Skrall, Stronius, was released in summer 2009. It had 55 peices, and the set number was 8984.
A Life Counter was included with both the warrior-class Skrall and Stronius, and two with their leader Tuma. The warrior-class's could be attached t
The 2010 Skrall set
o the back of the foot and Stronius and Tuma's to their backs somewhere.
2010
Another Skrall was released in early 2010, this time a smaller version. It has 21 pieces, and it's set number is 7136.
This was the only Skrall released without a life counter.
Trivia
All Warrior Class Skrall looked about the same, though their secondary color could vary. This also applied for the Elite Class Skrall.
According to lego shop, the Skrall set released in 2009 was supposed to represent a specific Skrall, in difference to the Vorox set that was representing an average member of the species.
