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  • thumbs up it this didnt happen

  • go Uncle Peter! Nice to see your mahi being recognised and acknowledged via the worldwide web :>

  • Maui is da bomb

  • love your movie

  • no shit sherlock? 

  • 1 person can't slow the sun !

  • @the67go his brothers helped him and is a mouri legend

  • to enhance life,nature and surroundings, it is more remembered in a tale with excitement, perking up the ears and imaginings. to cultures not having writing , voices were the common , and a tall tale to extravagantly help young ones to remember and pass on , getting them into the important bits like lineage, and family trees, cultivation, respecting all things of the land etc etc. now days , these stories seem ancient , but tech can disappear as it came.

  • I remember reading the kid's book for this story as a kid. I loved it so much. The art in this video is really awesome.

  • ajalas jaleas!! XD asi hay qe hacerle para qe dure mas la noche y duermamos mas!!! this is a cute story ñ.ñ

  • I just love these ancient nonsense tales of myths of different nations. :)

  • So do I, especially the nonsense tale of Jesus Christ. Very funny story that one. The biggest myth of all time. ha!!

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  • @Tuteaniwaniwa

    That tale is really nonsense, just like the Mohhamed guy. Except the way Biff told us :)

    Oh and and the mormons. They have the funniest ones, and the scientologists as well. Crap, there are so many :)

  • @Attilahollo9 shows how much u know about our culture huh...it may be crap to you..cause you have no life,well these are our stories..dont go mocking them..an stop leaving your stupid coments on here...LOSER...

  • Dude, I never told is crap. You totally misunderstood it. I'm Hungarian. We have similar stories, just like every nation in every country.These are very nice and precious and should be preserved. I live in Brussel and have many friends of other nationalities. We share and laugh at each others cultures. I just said that these old stories are a bit funny if you think about it. But it seems you ain't capabale of thinking from different aspects not just about old tales but people as well.

  • @wonky275 sorry dude i said it to the wrong person aswell..my apologiez..

  • Aloha Mai O Hawai'i.... EO E Maui.

  • @DaHawaiian990

    Tena ra koe e Te Rangatira a Hawai'i. Aroha mai, aroha atu ki a koe.

  • Agreed! Your father (his work) is a part of NZ history. I remember listening with intent as the teacher read aloud the wonderful stories of Mauis' exploits. Even my childrens' children hear the very same stories today. I am proud to say that I know your father personally...he is a truly kind and generous person, a genuine character!

    God bless.

  • man this is awesome!

  • So nice! My name is Maui and I'm from Belgium. Here, and in the rest of Europe, it's a name no one ever heared of. Pretty cool to find this :-)

  • thanks for the post 1st time i'd seen this even though my father told me about it! (he's the author & illustrator) Well animated Maori TV... but a pity you didn't grace my Dad with better commission for his fantastic work. -Marama Gossage

  • Ka pai!

  • tanks for this work

  • Thank you so much for this!

  • wow this is so cool i cant even find the books in the library

  • Fantastic!

  • (Sorry mate I meant to press the thumbs up button again but I missed, it's +2)

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