Website Blurb: "Kiawe is a captain whose expertise is in Fire-type Pokémon. Together with his Marowak, he studies the traditional dances that have been passed down in the Alola region." Kiawe appears in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon as a captain who provides guidance to trial-goers.

2025年2月26日 · Kiawe (Japanese: カキ Kaki) is a student at the Pokémon School on Melemele Island and one of Ash's former classmates. He made his debut in Alola to New Adventure!. By the end of the series he decided to become Olivia 's apprentice in order to achieve his dream of becoming Akala Island 's kahuna.

The kiawe is a spreading bush or moderately sized tree, bearing spines, spikes of greenish-yellow flowers, and long pods filled with small brown seeds. It is a successful invasive species due to its ability to reproduce in two ways: production of large numbers of easily dispersed seeds, and suckering to create thick monotypic stands that shade ...

Kiawe is a Trial Captain that specializes in Fire -type Pokémon. Kiawe appears in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. Kiawe is a muscular, dark-skinned young man. He has red and brown hair, in a style resembling fire. He wears red shorts with …

2021年8月25日 · Rugged, barbed, and wild, the kiawe trees of Maui offer an incongruous and yet dramatic touch to the island’s lovely landscape.

Kiawe is a character appearing in Pokémon the Series. Concept artwork of Kiawe's expressions. This section, or a part of it, has been transcluded from Kiawe; any changes involving it should be made there instead. Kiawe is a muscular, dark-skinned young man. He has red and brown hair, in a style resembling fire.

2023年7月7日 · Kiawe wood is highly prized in Hawaii for its diverse applications. One of its most popular uses is in cooking, particularly for smoking and grilling, where it imparts a distinct, slightly sweet, and robust smoke flavor to the food.

Long-thorn kiawe is native to South America, Central America and the Caribbean and was first noted in Hawai’i in 1978. The introduction history is unknown but it was possibly introduced for agriculture or accidentally. The current, known distribution of …

Kiawe is used principally as a cover tree for erosion control on and land. As recently as 1915, it was considered the most valuable tree in Hawaii for a variety of other reasons. Its pods and seed are nutritious fodder.