Te Kā is a character from the animated film Moana, produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. She represents the fiery spirit of Te Fiti, the goddess of creation, who becomes corrupted after her heart is stolen. Te Kā embodies destruction and chaos, showcasing volcanic powers and a fierce demeanor. Throughout the film, Te Kā serves as an antagonist, creating obstacles for the protagonist, Moana. The character's journey reflects themes of loss and redemption, ultimately revealing the connection between Te Kā and her true identity as Te Fiti. This transformation highlights the importance of balance in nature and the power of healing.