Who is the god of war in Polynesian mythology?

Oro is not considered the traditional god of war in Polynesian mythology. In fact, Polynesian mythology does not have a specific god dedicated solely to war. However, some Polynesian cultures have deities associated with aspects of warfare or battle, such as Maui in Hawaiian mythology. Oro, on the other hand, is a significant deity in Polynesian mythology, particularly in Tahitian culture, where he is considered the god of fertility, peace, and agriculture. He plays a central role in rituals and ceremonies, and his domain focuses more on aspects of life and prosperity rather than war.