Motunui is a fictional island featured in the animated film Moana, produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. It serves as the home of the main character, Moana, and is depicted as a lush, tropical paradise with vibrant landscapes, clear waters, and rich cultural traditions. The island is part of the Polynesian archipelago and showcases the lifestyle of its inhabitants, who are skilled navigators and fishermen. Motunui plays a crucial role in the story, as it represents the connection between the people and the ocean, highlighting themes of exploration and identity.