Moana 2

The film opens on an island where Moana and her pets, Pua and Heihei, explore the forest seeking artifacts from their ancestors. Her mission is to connect with other ocean tribes, but she discovers only an old pot with ancestral carvings.

Moana sails back to her home, Motunui, where she is joyfully welcomed by her parents, Tui and Sina, and her younger sister, Simea. The villagers recount tales of Moana's legendary partnership with the demigod Maui, emphasizing her role in saving their island.

Meanwhile, Maui discovers a cave inhabited by a witch named Matangi. During their conversation, Matangi reveals Nalo's deep-seated grudge against humans, hinting that Moana might be essential to Maui's quest to find Motufetu.

During a nighttime ceremony, Moana receives a powerful vision of her ancestor Tautai Vasa, warning her of a dark future for her village if she fails to reconnect the ocean tribes. This revelation ignites her determination to embark on her journey.

Moana assembles her crew, including the enthusiastic Moni, canoe expert Loto, and resourceful Kele. After a heartfelt promise to her sister Simea, she teaches them about the vibrant, responsive ocean before setting sail together.

As they set out on their voyage, the crew follows a shooting star, believing it will guide them to Motufetu. Unexpectedly, they encounter the Kakamora warriors, leading to a chaotic confrontation on the ship.

The Kakamora reveal their plight of being separated from their island since the disappearance of Motufetu. After learning of their goal to neutralize a giant clam, Moana's crew agrees to join forces with them for their mutual benefit.

Moni, Loto, and Kele meet Maui as he frees himself from captivity and retrieves his magical hook. Understanding that Moana is in danger, Maui rushes to help her after realizing she is nearby.

As the crew approaches Motufetu, they are attacked by sea serpents, causing severe damage to their canoe. Maui’s quick thinking saves Moni, but the crew faces additional challenges as they wash ashore on a different island.

The crew confronts Nalo's storm, the barrier preventing them from reaching Motufetu. In a desperate act, Maui attempts to draw Nalo's attention, allowing Moana to swim underwater to touch the cursed island.

During the confrontation, Moana is struck by lightning after touching the island, seemingly losing her life. Maui, heartbroken, sings a tribal song that invokes the spirits of Moana’s ancestors to revive her.

With Moana revived and a wayfinder tattoo appearing on her arm, Maui regains his godhood. Together, they successfully pull Motufetu from the ocean, revitalizing the island and its connection to the tribes.

Moana and her crew return to Motunui, where they reunite joyfully with their families. Moana showcases the other tribes she has brought together, symbolizing the restored connections across the ocean.

In a post-credit scene, Nalo confronts Matangi over Moana's success while plotting revenge against humans. He is joined by Tamatoa, who seeks to retaliate against Moana and meets a swift end by Nalo's lightning.

With the islands reunited, Moana and her crew set sail once more for new adventures on the ocean. Their journey symbolizes hope and leadership, proving their connection to the sea remains stronger than ever.