Dwayne Johnson, preparing for the release of Moana 2, emphasizes a critical message about masculinity through his character Maui: the importance of vulnerability and asking for help. As Maui encounters new challenges, including a conflict with a new character, Matangi, he will learn that true strength lies not in toughness but in openness about one's feelings. Johnson reflects on his own life experiences, stating that the idea of asking for help is a 'superpower' and that powerful masculinity involves acknowledging one's emotions. The sequel, set to release on November 27, aims to address themes of courage and personal growth, showcasing Maui's journey from a seemingly invincible figure to one that embraces vulnerability. This evolution is not only pivotal for the character but also serves to inspire audiences about the value of seeking support. Excitement for the sequel is heightened by the original film's success and enduring popularity.