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Hau is described as a big-hearted boy who quickly befriends the {{player}} once they move to the [[Alola]] region. He is the grandson of [[Hala]], who is the Kahuna of [[Melemele Island]]; and his favorite food is [[malasada]], a famous treat in the Alola region. One of the villagers in [[Iki Town]], where they live, comments that as a boy, Hau had once witnessed Hala in a rage, which frightened him to the point of tears. Nothing Hala did could comfort him, which he claims is the reason why Hala is "too soft" on Hau. | Hau is described as a big-hearted boy who quickly befriends the {{player}} once they move to the [[Alola]] [[region]]. He is the grandson of [[Hala]], who is the Kahuna of [[Melemele Island]]; and his favorite food is [[malasada]], a famous treat in the Alola region. One of the villagers in [[Iki Town]], where they live, comments that as a boy, Hau had once witnessed Hala in a rage, which frightened him to the point of tears. Nothing Hala did could comfort him, which he claims is the reason why Hala is "too soft" on Hau. | ||
In [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]], once the player has chosen a [[starter Pokémon]], Hau will challenge the player using the starter Pokemon weak to the player's choice. Upon losing, he quickly shrugs off his defeat as he says that he is having fun. He also embarks on the [[island challenge]] at the same time as the player, and completes the challenges at around the same pace, until at the most [[Sophocles]]'s trial. Hau's happy-go-lucky attitude affects most of his early battles as he didn't mind losing, something that irritates [[Gladion]] after their first battle. | In [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]], once the player has chosen a [[starter Pokémon]], Hau will challenge the player using the starter Pokemon weak to the player's choice. Upon losing, he quickly shrugs off his defeat as he says that he is having fun. He also embarks on the [[island challenge]] at the same time as the player, and completes the challenges at around the same pace, until at the most [[Sophocles]]'s trial. Hau's happy-go-lucky attitude affects most of his early battles as he didn't mind losing, something that irritates [[Gladion]] after their first battle. | ||