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Quote1 I killed a federal agent. I meant to lead with, I'm a Kaupe... it's like a Hawaiian Werewolf. Book club helped me cope with that. Quote2
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Mona Wu was the delivery girl and assistant coordinator of creature upkeep at the Time Bureau, until she was scratched by her lover Konane, turning her into a human-kaupe hybrid with a split personality named Wolfie. After she was fired from the bureau, Mona joined the Legends, but leaves the team after Mick Rory appoints her as his successor as the romance novelist "Rebecca Silver".


Powers

  • Kaupe Physiology:
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    Mona as Wolfie

    Mona is a human-kaupe hybrid with the power to transform herself into a wolf at will, or into a transitional form which combines human and lupine aspects.
    • Transformation: Mona possesses the ability to instantly alter her form from that of a kaupe to that of a human and back again. 
    • Superhuman Strength: In her Kaupe form, Mona has greater strength than that of a normal adult human, due to her enhanced muscular build. She has shown sufficient strength to kill a man and break a Time Bureau agent's gun easily. She can also overpower four Legends in one battle.
    • Superhuman Durability: In her Kaupe form, Mona has superhuman durability.
    • Claws & Fangs: In her Kaupe form, Mona possesses sharpened nails along with pronounced canines with which to rip and tear through most substances; like concrete.[3]
    • Enhanced Senses: In her Kaupe form, Mona has naturally acute senses, in particular, his sense of smell. She can correctly identify an individual merely by smelling a sample of their blood.

Abilities

Weaknesses

  • Multiple Personalities: Initially, Mona had no control of herself as Wolfie, with her transformation being only triggered whenever she was angry or scared. However, after , the two understood each other and decided to work together as one from now on.


  • Mona Wu was portrayed by Ramona Young. Her alter ego, Wolfie, was portrayed by Sisa Grey.

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