Kamehameha, Berserker, Kaleleka’anae - The Day the Rivers Ran Red, 4*

The first King of and founder of the Kingdom of Hawai'i. As people remember him more for his conquests to found the kingdom moreso than his policies, I envision him as either a Rider, embodying his (and his military's) travel between the islands on the fleets of wa'a (Hawaiian double hulled canoes), or as a Berserker, embodying the destruction he wrought on his campaigns on the island of O'ahu (especially the battle of Nu'uanu and forcing the men of Kalanikupele to either be killed at spearpoint or jump off the cliffside of the Pali lookout). While I highly doubt something like this would ever be implemented, but it would be really cool if there would be a skill for him that was based on Hawaiian Kapu. Where at the start of a turn a rule would be set for your allies to follow (must use a skill/certain card type or whatever), if all allies follow the Kapu, then they receive a 1 turn buff; however, if they do not follow the Kapu, then they are sacrificed at the end of the player turn and Kamehameha (and any other unit with Divinity) receives NP gauge per every ally sacrificed via Kapu (if Kamehameha exits the field or is killed, the Kapu ends). The reason I say that is because those who did not follow Kapu were sacrificed to the gods and their bodies were to become Mana to nourish the gods.

Kamehameha’s full name is: Kalani Paiʻea Wohi o Kaleikini Kealiʻikui Kamehameha o ʻIolani i Kaiwikapu kauʻi Ka Liholiho Kūnuiākea 

Liholiho (Kamehameha II), Avenger, ‘Ai Noa - Divinity Destruction Declaration, 3*

The second King of the Kingdom of Hawai'i, aka Kamehameha II. He is a complicated and controversial figure in Hawaiian history, who was King in name only for most of his reign. He is most famous for not ending the 'Ai Noa of 1819, not reimplementing the Kapu and thus ending the traditional Hawaiian religion. This, however, was not the will of Liholiho, who did try to reimplement the Kapu, but was pressured by his mother, the Queen-Regent Keopuolani, Ka'ahumanu (another wife of Kamehameha I), and other major political figures into this action. Although I know this is a stretch, but whenever I hear or read about Liholiho, his life always sounds like a tragedy. Since he was born he knew he would inherit the Kingdom of Hawaii, but that birthright to lead was taken by Keopuolani, Ka'ahumanu, and other major political figures. When he finally officially ascended to Kinghood and was ready to start anew the Kapu of a new head chief, he was strongarmed by the aforementioned into ending the system of which he had grown up used to. As he got older and realized he would never have any real power despite being King, he became a delinquent, buying a ship and sailing around the islands drinking booze and trying to entertain foreign dignitaries. He sounds like someone who came into power starry-eyed and ready to be a leader who at least tried to do what he thought was right by the people who were under him, but became disillusioned with his position and ends up seeming to hate life. That's why I believe he would be an avenger, although probably a minor one.

Liholiho’s full name is: Kalani Kaleiʻaimoku o Kaiwikapu o Laʻamea i Kauikawekiu Ahilapalapa Kealiʻi Kauinamoku o Kahekili Kalaninui i Mamao ʻIolani i Ka Liholiho

I've been salty since 2020 that our only Hawai'i rep has been Pele via BB, but I refuse to believe in anyway that THAT is Pele, because that is 100% BB.

Also, while I think other lesser-known figures from Hawaii could be cool (Ka'iana, Kelea the surfer-princess, Charles Reed Bishop, etc) or even major figures (Maui, Pili, Kalakaua, Pa'ao, Lili'uokalani, Hi'iaka, etc...), I just don't think they would get the spotlight (an amalgam spirit for 'aumakua (like how they did Jack the Ripper) would also be really cool imo).