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Today, the land, people and language are all referred to locally as Rapa Nui.

Travelers fly great distances to see the striking moai of Rapa Nui or the dramatic otherworldly landscapes of Hawaii.

"Tsum Um Nui" is not a real Chinese name, and critics suggest that Dr. Tsum may not have actually existed.

Inside, Mata Nui discovers a source of power so great that it could bring the smaller robot found on Bara Magna back to life.

Towering high above, Mata Nui struggles with his smaller robot body against the much bigger and more powerful robot, controlled by Makuta.

That culture reached its zenith during the tenth to 16th centuries, when the Rapa Nui carved and erected some 900 moai across the island.

The people of the island were called Rapa Nui and no one knows where they came from and where they vanished.

Rapa Nui's mysterious moai statues stand in silence but speak volumes about the achievements of their creators.

Long flights service Rapa Nui from Santiago, Chile and Tahiti.

However Tsum Um Nui is a Japanese name adapted to Chinese language.

It's miraculous that Polynesian peoples ever reached Rapa Nui in the first place.

It is generally thought that the Rapa Nui's demise resulted from an environmental catastrophe of their own making.

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