Helper Hula is a member of The Order of the Twelve.
background[]
Not much is known about Helper Hula, but we do know that she is the highest leader of her race, as Helper Stevil refers to her as "High Helper Hula". In "Chapter 3", she resides in the headquarters of the Order on Tera Con Prime, and assisted the Lord Commander in finding Mooncake.
In "The Closer You Get", it is seen that she previously resided in Kanopus Prime, where she received the Lord Commander and told him how to get to Final Space. She could see him drinking the planet's clearwater.
Appearance[]
Helper Hula is a massive, thin humanoid being. She has a tall neck and a face without features. Eight eyes orbit her, seeming to act as her sense of sight. She wears a skirt and shoulder armor with a large collar.
Personality[]
Although working for the Lord Commander, Helper Hula seems to be a lot calmer and a lot more sage than some of her subordinates.
Relationships[]
Helper Stevil - friend[]
Not much is known about their relationship, but with Stevil calling Hula "High Helper Hula", we know that he shows an immense respect towards her, possibly even worshipping her as a god.
Helper Assistant - friend[]
Not much is known about Assistant's relationship with Hula, but it is assumed he works for her.
Lord commander - friend/nemesis[]
Helper Hula slightly fears Lord Commander, while also thinking he is immature, as the tone of her voice as she talks to him implies before he destroys her eyeballs. She only helped him find Mooncake because he threatened to kill her if she refused.
Quotes[]
- "You're dying...!"
- "Every time you use your light, you quicken your own death...!"
- "Patience!"
- "We have been most helpful! We have found Mooncake..."
Trivia[]
- Hula appears to have the ability to regenerate her eyeballs as Lord Commander blows them up, but in another scene she is seen with them again.
- She refers to herself as 'we'.
- Hula is the only female of her race known, the other two being Helper Stevil and Helper Assistant.
- Hula has the most eyeballs out of her race, possibly symbolizing her rank among her peers.