Te Fiti

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Peaceful, loving Te Fiti is the mother island who generously gives life to the sea and the other islands. She is part island, and part spirit of life. When Te Fiti is happy, all is well!

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Te Ka is a mountain of red-hot lava and flame, surrounded by clouds of scalding steam and ash. The molten monster is by far the most dangerous foe Moana and Maui are about to face. But face it they must, if they are to reach the island of Te Fiti!

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Background

Te Fiti is a major character in Disney's 2016 animated feature film Moana. She is able to create life—an ability used to create the islands of Polynesia. After her heart had been stolen by Maui, she became Te Kā, a demon of earth and fire. With Te Kā in her place, the islands that Te Fiti created are slowly consumed by a life-killing darkness.

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Te Fiti is first seen in traditional animation during Gramma Tala's opening story. She tells the surrounding children about the day in which Maui stole Te Fiti's heart, and warns that it must be restored before humanity faces a slow and painful death at the hands of the lava demon Te Kā. Shortly afterward, the Ocean selects Tala's granddaughter, Moana, as the heroine capable of saving the world. Years later, Moana journeys with Maui to Te Fiti's island, which has been covered entirely by molten rock. Te Kā acts as a demonic guardian and prevents anyone from approaching Te Fiti's shores. Fortunately, Moana manages to do so, but she finds that Te Fiti is nowhere to be found. She looks to Te Kā and notices a spiral on the lava goddess' chest, indicating that she is actually Te Fiti. Moana sings "Know Who You Are" to Te Kā, which in turn reforms the beast as she at long last finds a measure of peace in Moana's words. Moana gently rests her forehead on the bridge of Te Kā's face before placing the heart back into her chest. Te Kā's lava skin turns to molten rock and crumbles away, releasing Te Fiti from her age-long torment. Te Fiti silently restores her island and undoes the damage caused by Te Kā across the world, as well as Moana's boat. Maui bashfully tries to joke with Te Fiti, but the goddess is not amused. He then apologizes in a formal manner, confessing that he has no excuse, which earns Te Fiti's forgiveness. As a reward for helping Moana restore the heart, Te Fiti recreates Maui's fishhook, which had been previously destroyed by Te Kā. She then bids farewell to Moana and lays herself down to rest as the heroine returns home

Statistics

Keys: Te Fiti | Te kã

Tier: At least 6-C, likely higher, higher with her powers | At least 6-C, likely higher, higher with her powers

Name: Te Fiti | Te kã

Origin: Moana

Sex: Female

Age: Thousands of years old

Classification: Goddess of Life | Demon of Earth and Fire

Attack Potency: At least Island level, likely higher (As a goddess she should be superior to Maui who lifted up the sky), higher with her Powers (Te Fiti created all land masses in the world) | Island level, likely higher, higher with her Powers (Te kã creates large storms)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: Unknown | Unknown

Combat Speed: Superhuman | Superhuman

Reaction Speed: Superhuman | Superhuman (Te kã faced Maui in combat)

Lifting Strength: Stellar (As a goddess she should be superior to Maui who lassoed the sun closer for the humans) | At least Stellar

Striking Strength: At least Island Class, likely higher | At least Island Class, likely higher

Durability: At least Island level likely higher | At least Island level likely higher

Stamina: Superhuman+ (As a Goddess she should be comprable to Maui who survived without food or water for a thousand years) | Superhuman+

Range: Tens of meters via sheer size, Kilometers via size manipulation, Planetary with powers | Tens of meters via sheer size, Kilometers with powers

Intelligence: At least Genius (Te Fiti is thousands of years old, meaning she should be much smarter than charathers such as Maui | At least Genius

Powers and Abilities:

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Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Genius Intelligence, Life Manipulation and Plant Manipulation (She can creat life itself, she can also make plants grow), Creation (Recrated Maui's hook and Moana's boat), Large Size and Size Manipulation (Type 1 normally. Is seen as quite large. Type 3 through Size Manipulation. Can grow to the size of a mountain), Light Manipulation (Her heart has shown able to produce a bright light), Non-Physical Interaction (Should scale to Moana who can physically interact with the spirit of her grandmother), Immortality (Type 1, possibly 7 and 8. Te Fiti is thousands of years old. If she were to die, she would possibly turn into a spirit like Moana's grandmother. She could reincarnate since it is heavily implied that the manta ray seen here is the reincarnation of Moana's grandmother)

Same as before minus Life Manipulation, Plant Manipulation, Creation, Light Manipulation and Size Manipulation, Passive Weather Manipulation (Whenever Te Kã appeares, a storm does too), Magma Manipulation (Te kã can throw balls of lava), Regeneration (High-Low. Can regenate lost limbs)

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Standard Equipment

Her Heart as Te Fiti, Nothing Notable as Te kã

Other

Standard Tactics:

Te Fiti has never fought before, making her a wild card

Te Kã passively brings up a storm before trying to physically harming or throw lava balls her opponents

Weakness: Te Fiti is a peaceful and loving being and if her heart is removed, Te-Fiti will revert into Te-Kā | Due to her lava-based physiology, Te-Kā will harden into rock if exposed to large quantities of water (She however can reignite her body in seconds if this happens)

Note: It should be noted that the reincarnation cycle is not usable in combat due to it taking days. Also, while Te Fiti never displayed these powers herself, she still is a living being so it would make sense that same thing would happen to her if she died.

Battle Records

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Discussions (Link For Mobile Users):

Discussion threads involving Te Fiti