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'''Waiata''' is a female [[orangutan]] from [[Felicity Island]], one of the [[neighborhood]]s shipped with ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. She first appears in the [[Shipwrecked and Single]] story when the protagonist arrives at [[Simian City]], where he/she finds a mysterious idol and meets the orangutans; Waiata, [[Puna]] and [[Tiki]]. When the protagonist initially tries to take the idol, Waiata attacks him/her. To earn their trust, the protagonist gives the three orangutans banana's and may now take the idol. Back at the camp, the protagonist calls the idol Spaulding and starts talking to it, probably a sign of loneliness. Later, Waiata shows up at the camp and the protagonist decides to adopt her. She also gets a job assigned. |
'''Waiata''' is a female [[orangutan]] from [[Felicity Island]], one of the [[neighborhood]]s shipped with ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. She first appears in the [[Shipwrecked and Single]] story when the protagonist arrives at [[Simian City]], where he/she finds a mysterious idol and meets the orangutans; Waiata, [[Puna]] and [[Tiki]]. When the protagonist initially tries to take the idol, Waiata attacks him/her. To earn their trust, the protagonist gives the three orangutans banana's and may now take the idol. Back at the camp, the protagonist calls the idol Spaulding and starts talking to it, probably a sign of loneliness. Later, Waiata shows up at the camp and the protagonist decides to adopt her. She also gets a job assigned. |
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Throughout the story, Waiata stays with the protagonist from [[Castaway Beach]], to the [[Shady Lagoon]] and ultimately at their final home, the [[Village Residence]], from where the family remains playable after the story is finished. As far as [[personality]] goes, Waiata is quite active and nice, but she is also quite shy and serious. |
Throughout the story, Waiata stays with the protagonist from [[Castaway Beach]], to the [[Shady Lagoon]] and ultimately at their final home, the [[Village Residence]], from where the family remains playable after the story is finished. As far as [[personality]] goes, Waiata is quite active and nice, but she is also quite shy and serious. She didn't have any [[skill]] points prior to meeting the protagonist. |
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== Simology == |
== Simology == |
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Revision as of 17:03, 6 June 2020
| Waiata | |
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| Gender |  Female
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| Species |  Orangutan
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| Game | The Sims Castaway Stories
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| Playability | Stray |
| Neighborhood | Felicity Island |
Waiata is a female orangutan from Felicity Island, one of the neighborhoods shipped with The Sims Castaway Stories. She first appears in the Shipwrecked and Single story when the protagonist arrives at Simian City, where he/she finds a mysterious idol and meets the orangutans; Waiata, Puna and Tiki. When the protagonist initially tries to take the idol, Waiata attacks him/her. To earn their trust, the protagonist gives the three orangutans banana's and may now take the idol. Back at the camp, the protagonist calls the idol Spaulding and starts talking to it, probably a sign of loneliness. Later, Waiata shows up at the camp and the protagonist decides to adopt her. She also gets a job assigned.
Throughout the story, Waiata stays with the protagonist from Castaway Beach, to the Shady Lagoon and ultimately at their final home, the Village Residence, from where the family remains playable after the story is finished. As far as personality goes, Waiata is quite active and nice, but she is also quite shy and serious. She didn't have any skill points prior to meeting the protagonist.
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Waiata and Spaulding in Simian City.
