Muana 2

The action takes place three years after the events of the first game. Moana explores the islands near her homeland of Motunui in hopes of finding other tribes. One day, she has a vision: her ancestor, Tautai Wasa, explains that people have lost contact because the evil storm god Nalo sank the legendary island of Motufetu—it served as a link for all the peoples of Oceania—into the ocean. Tautai warns that if Moana does not reclaim the island, her own people are in danger of extinction.
Moana assembles a team: the skilled craftswoman Loto, the historian Moni (a great admirer of Maui), the grumpy farmer Kele, and her faithful companions, the pig Pua and the rooster Heihei. Together, they set out on a journey, following the comet to Motufetu.
Meanwhile, Maui is also searching for the island—he and Nalo have a long-standing feud. But the demigod is captured by Matangi, a supporter of Nalo. Maui is reluctant to help Moana, fearing for her life.
Along the way, the crew is captured by the Kakamora, a tribe of savage, coconut-like pirates. One of them, Kotu, helps the heroes by paralyzing a giant mollusk monster, which contains Matangi's lair.
Moana later meets Matangi and learns that she dislikes serving Nalo. Ultimately, Matangi helps Moana escape, reunite with Maui, and continue her journey.
Nalo's monsters ambush the group, damaging the raft, and stranding them on an isolated island. Moana realizes that to stop Nalo, she must touch the island herself. Maui begins to lift Motufetu with his hook, but Nalo strikes him with lightning, stripping him of his demigod status. Moana then dives into the ocean and touches the island underwater. At that moment, Nalo's lightning strike kills her.
Maui leaps after her body and casts a spell to summon Moana's ancestors. They help revive the girl—she becomes a demigoddess and receives the tattoo of a ranger. Maui, restored to life, raises the island, and together with the other tribes, they sail back home to celebrate their victory.
(then roleplay as you need, you can be any character or your own)