Bohrok is a subtheme of Bionicle that was introduced in 2002 and currently consists of 6 sets. All sets were released in 2002. As of today, the average annual growth of all the sets in Bionicle Bohrok is around 8.7% per year. The current value of all sets in new/factory sealed condtion is $596.84. As of today,
8564 Lehvak is the most valuable set in Bionicle Bohrok with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $122.16.
Most valuable LEGO Bohrok set 8564 Lehvak - $122.16
Largest LEGO Bohrok set8560 Pahrak - 41 pieces
The Bohrok are mechanical BIONICLE insectoid creatures and prominent antagonists in the Chronicles storyline controlled by strange parasitic beings that live within their heads, known as Krana. All Bohrok share the abilities of curling up into a ball and ejecting their Krana onto an opponent, forcing them to become part of the swarm and are equipped with shields on their hands that allow them to fire their element.
The BIONICLE theme is series of sets based on modified TECHNIC pieces and ball-and-socket joints to create larger figures. Bionicles coincided with a series of comic books and graphic novels released during the set's run from 2001 to 2016. The theme was introduced in 2001 and originally discontinued in 2010, being succeeded by Hero Factory but additional sets were also released up until 2016 after it's break in 2010 to 2014. BIONICLE sets were tied together by an elaborate original storyline within the comic books and other multimedia that centered around bio-mechanical characters which are generally large, powerful beings that usually serve for good. The name BIONICLE is short for BIOlogical ChroNICLE.