- This article is about the yokai. For their eponymous episode, see Hull & Husk (episode).
Hull and Husk are two yokai who appear in the first season of Stitch!. They like to eat pineapples' skins.
Background and appearances[]
Hull & Husk[]
While Yuna and Stitch are taking a tour of the pineapple factory, Hull and Hask sneak in to eat pineapples. With the help of their shadows and tongues, they scare the workers and eat the pineapples. However, they are later chased. With the help of the Yokai Catcher, Jumba determines their location and shoots the Husk, which causes him to fall into a vat of pineapple juice and begin to drown. Hull asks Stitch to save his brother, then Stitch turns over the vat and drinks all the juice saving Husk. Then it turns out that Hull and Hask eat only pineapple skins, then Pleakley finds them a suitable job at a pineapple factory. In the end, they are praised by the workers as they cleaned the pineapples very carefully.
Biology[]
Physical appearance[]
Hull and Husk are brothers and both resembles pineapples. Hull is yellow, thinner, has a small head, thin neck and torso. He also has long legs and arms. He has hair like pineapple leaves on top of his head. His whole body and head are covered with orange spots with spikes.
The Husk, on the contrary, is thick, orange in color, it does not have a crown since the head is connected to the body. He has thick short arms and legs. On top of his head, like Hull's, he has hair resembling pineapple leaves. Also, the whole body of the Husk is covered with yellow spots with spikes. Both have long tongues.
Abilities[]
Hull and Husk can peel pineapple very easily and neatly. To do this, they take a pineapple with their long tongue, begin to rotate it, and during the rotation of the pineapple, they use their claws to cut off the skin, which they then eat. They can also easily scare anyone with their shadows and tongues.
Weaknesses[]
It has been shown that Husk cannot swim, so he drowns in water. He can also be stunned with the Yokai Catcher
Trivia[]
- Hull and Husk ate pineapple skins because they didn't know the inside was edible
- It is also unknown whether they began to eat the inside of the pineapple after they learned about its edibility.
- Husk can't get enough. Hull explains this by saying that Husk is a growing organism.