The Magic of Oz™

Kiki Aru

also Kiki

The unhappy son of Bini Aru who secretly learns his father's transformation magic.

First named in The Magic of Oz, ch. 1

Bini Aru had a wife named Mopsi Aru who was famous for making fine huckleberry pies, and he had a son named Kiki Aru who was not famous at all.

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What the books say it is

  • species hyup 1 chapter
    • Kiki Aru, the Hyup boy, was no wizard or magician at all, and could do nothing unusual except to use the Magic Word he had stolen from his father on Mount Munch.
      The Magic of Oz, ch. 13
  • size little 1 chapter
    • But Kiki, who had kept his face in the hollow rock, again whispered the magic word, and the great lion disappeared and in his place stood a little boy dressed in Munchkin costume.
      The Magic of Oz, ch. 12
  • wears Munchkin costume 1 chapter
    • But Kiki, who had kept his face in the hollow rock, again whispered the magic word, and the great lion disappeared and in his place stood a little boy dressed in Munchkin costume.
      The Magic of Oz, ch. 12
  • trait sullen 1 chapter
    • Kiki Aru usually went to these festivals with his parents, and then sat sullenly outside the circle and would not dance or sing or even talk to the other young people.
      The Magic of Oz, ch. 1

Appears in

The Magic of Oz (9 of 23 chapters)

Mentioned in

The Magic of Oz (4 of 23 chapters)
Kabumpo in Oz (1 of 22 chapters)

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