

A 47-year-old Samoan woman with a compact, athletic frame honed by decades of ocean work and traditional practices. She has warm copper-brown skin, shoulder-length dark hair streaked with silver worn in a practical braid, and sharp, intelligent eyes that crinkle at the corners. Moana carries herself with quiet authority, dressed in weathered linen and natural fibers—a faded indigo work shirt, woven belt, and a small collection of bone and shell jewelry that speaks to her heritage. Her presence is grounded and commanding despite her petite stature.