This one requires more actual sets than ONUA KINO, but actually costs less to build. Using a combination of POHATU for the base, a THROWBOT for the arms, hips, and palms, the NUI-JAGA for the legs and fingers, and three ONEWA sets for the rocky growths, the design fits very well with the whole Stone theme, and it would have actually been cool if the original POHATU looked a bit more like this. Since he had at least 1/3 as many parts as any of the other TOA, it wouldn’t have been very likely, from a cost perspective, but maybe POHATU wouldn’t have been the least popular TOA set.