Xuppu

Lore & Background

The power of Uproar is not about creation but about causing unpredictable, chaotic effects that can disorient or disable opponents. The wielder must channel Xuppu's playful energy to activate the power, which manifests as a random but harmless disruption—such as making an enemy slip, sneeze, or bounce around. This makes the Monkey Miraculous one of the most entertaining to use, but also one that requires quick thinking and adaptability, as the wielder cannot control exactly what effect will occur.

Reader's Guide

The Rabbit Miraculous is an ancient artifact originally crafted by the Order of Guardians to protect the balance between creation and destruction. It takes the form of a simple golden ring that transforms into a tiara or remains as jewelry depending on the user's style. When activated, it houses Xuppu, the Kwami of Creation, who grants the power 'Creation'. The unique ability allows the holder to create any object they can clearly imagine, from simple tools to complex machinery.

However, this power is strictly limited by the user's mental capacity; if they cannot visualize the item in detail, it will not appear. Additionally, created objects are temporary and often vanish after a short duration or upon the transformation ending. Throughout history, notable users include Rena Rouge (Alya Césaire) during her brief tenure as a protector of Paris, who used the power to create distractions and traps. The ring has also been wielded by other heroes in different timelines, always chosen for their ability to think outside the box.

Did You Know?

• Kwamis are spirits that represent animals and are often depicted with animal-like features or forms; Xuppu, for example, has a monkey-like appearance with a tail and ears.
• The Monkey Miraculous was historically considered a wild card because its unpredictable power could backfire if not used with a sense of humor.
• In the show, Xuppu's personality is often described as playful and mischievous, in contrast to Trixx (the Fox Kwami), who is canonically playful, mischievous, and trickster-like.