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Hapu speaks in a rather sophisticated manner, using longer and old-fashioned sentences to express herself. She is also quick to judge others, such as when she assumed Ash was the one behind the theft of her daikon, despite having no evidence to support this. Upon being proved wrong, Hapu is also able to easily and quickly recognize her mistakes and apologize. | Hapu speaks in a rather sophisticated manner, using longer and old-fashioned sentences to express herself. She is also quick to judge others, such as when she assumed Ash was the one behind the theft of her daikon, despite having no evidence to support this. Upon being proved wrong, Hapu is also able to easily and quickly recognize her mistakes and apologize. | ||
Being the granddaughter of a former [[Island Kahuna]], Hapu possesses great knowledge behind the concept and true meaning of being a Kahuna, while also showcasing vast knowledge about the myths surrounding {{DL|Guardian deities (anime)|Tapu Fini}} and its abilities. Her knowledge, respect, and dedication to her island's history and tradition caused Tapu Fini to recognize Hapu as being worthy of being named the next Island Kahuna. | Being the granddaughter of a former [[Island Kahuna]], Hapu possesses great, intimate knowledge behind the concept and true meaning of being a Kahuna, while also showcasing vast knowledge about the myths surrounding {{DL|Guardian deities (anime)|Tapu Fini}} and its abilities. Her knowledge, respect, and dedication to her island's history and tradition caused Tapu Fini to recognize Hapu as being worthy of being named the next Island Kahuna. | ||
===Pokémon=== | ===Pokémon=== | ||