Known for using a fishhook to haul up islands in the Pacific, for 10 points, name this trickster in Polynesian myth.
This figure recited an incantation over his sleeping wife to exchange faces with her. This god named his four brothers and briefly earned their ire because he was allowed to sleep in his mother's bed. In one version, he died when the laughter of a fan tail caused the ruler of the underworld to crush him between her legs. This god was wrapped in the top-knot of Taranga, then nursed by seaweed before proceeding to use a jaw-bone of his ancestor to beat the sun. This figure transformed Irawaru into a dog, which distressed his sister Hina. Known for using a fishhook to haul up islands in the Pacific, for 10 points, name this trickster in Polynesian myth.
This figure recited an incantation over his sleeping wife to exchange faces with her.
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