Vihaarak is a Visorak term for "Inevitable Death". This creature is neither 
Bohrok or Visorak, but a disturbing mix of the two. This hybrid is in reality 
two creatures. 

During her experiments, Roodaka discovered that by binding a Visorak and a 
Krana together in a cocoon injected with Hordika venom, as well as Roodaka's 
own mutation spinner, the outcome was a vicious symbiote with an insatiable 
hunger.

The Visorak becomes a larger, more armored kin to its brethern. It grows 
another set of hind legs as well as a set of smaller, venom filled forelegs. 
It also develops another abdomen and a shield over its Rhotuka gland. One 
detail noted is that upon breaking free of the cocoon, it looks for the 
nearest object and injests it. 

The Krana becomes a large four-legged mollusc, clinging beneath the mandibles 
of its host, feeding off of the scraps. It is blind, but sentient. It also is 
capable of using all eight breeds of the Krana's powers.

Unknown to Roodaka, the process only works when the Krana is paired with a 
Visorak of its cooresponding Bohrok color, ie. the Tahnok Krana will only work 
with a Votahrok. And only the strongest Krana and Visorak survive the fusion.

The six breeds result with the powers of the Krana as well as hightened 
Visorak powers. The rhotuka powers increase manyfold as well, turning these 
Hordes into the most deadly army to roam the islands. Their powers and numbers 
are an equal match for even the Mighty Zivon.



A Vihaarak Paahrorak can become a mist and spread itself over the surounding 
landscape. It retains full awareness and it leaves no shadow or odor. When a 
desired target wanders by, it can re-materialize instantly and ambush before 
its prey can react. It's spinner drains all energy from its target, often 
placing it into a state of comatose.

Vihaarak Gaahborak are quite possibly the most deadly of the Vihaarak. It can 
emit a powerful scream that disperses anything within the sound wave into 
particles. Unlike its smaller kin, the Visorak Boggarak, its rhotuka has only 
one power, liquifying anything it comes in contact with, turning it into a 
gel-like substance.

The Vihaarak Nuuhorak can mimic any voice perfectly. Not even a Rahaga would 
be able to tell the difference. They are often used as vocal 'embassadors' of 
the Horde. And with its hightened telepathic powers in addition to the powers 
of the Krana Za it is a superior mentalist. Its spinner causes complete and 
instant body paralysis.

Vihaarak Leehkerak can not only become a Visorak Buzzsaw, but can also hover 
and fly around at high speeds in this form. It has a short temper and will 
erupt with rage instantly. And as quickely as the storm forms, it calms without 
warning. Its spinner can eat through any substance and continue to do so for 
days until the target has been completely dissolved.

Vihaarak Kiihkorak are the most indestructible members of the Horde. It can be 
killed and remain dead for ages. Then without any apparent stimulus, it springs 
back to life. They are capable of intelligence far beyond any Toa, but are 
burdened with unquenchable hunger. Their spinners create cages of electricity 
that can mimic the Toa's protodermis prison.

When a Vihaarak Tuuhvorak feels threatened or angry, its shell hardens to solid 
stone. It literally becomes living rock. Its enhanced berserker charges surpass 
a normal Oonorak's ability to crash through barriers. Its spinner can inflict 
permanent inflamation on a victim's skin, causing a victim to writhe in eternal 
agony.



The Vihaarak aren't without their disadvantages. They cannot create webs or 
secrete Hordika venom. They cannot breed and when exposed to extreme amounts of 
energy they will slowly deteriorate. The molecular structure of both creatures 
break down until their are no natural bonds holding them together, and the 
essentially melt away.

Because of short supply of both Visorak and Bohrok, Sidorak could not create more 
Vihaarak after the remaining Horde died unexpectedly as a result of their fight 
with Cabohrok, something Sidorak was unaware of. He assumed that their breakdown 
was a natural occurance.