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The trouble with Oceanic legends is that there are more islands and peoples than fishes in the sea. And every culture has its own twist on the legendary themes. Gods from one island pop up in another.They change their names.They hide and sneak about.They impersonate one another.he trouble with Oceanic legends is that there are more islands and peoples than fishes in the sea. And every culture has its own twist on the legendary themes. Gods from one island pop up in another. They change their names. They hide and sneak about. They impersonate one another.
Cook Islands: Also in the Cook Islands you can find old legends about giants. A giant named Moke was supposedly the largest giant of the South Pacific. He lived on the island of Mangaia and was no less than 2o meters tall. Also the main island of Rarotonga had it's giant. His name was Teu and he was ten meters tall.