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Kallik FITS Portrait "We’ve made it! This is it! Look, Lusa, that’s the ice- it’s what I’ve been telling you about for so long!"

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This is the page about Lusa's son. For Lusa's close friend who was also named Yogi, see Yogi (TQB).
"I'm not tired!"
— Yogi in The Longest Day, page 299

Yogi (yo-gee) is a male black bear cub.[1]

History[]

In the Return to the Wild arc[]

The Longest Day[]

As he, Lusa, Miki, and Ashia travel to the Great Bear Lake for the Longest Day, they climb up a wooded slope and Miki thinks that it is the last hill. Yogi, though unnamed, barks from the top that it is, as he can see it. His sister argues that she saw it first, but Yogi argues back that he did not. Miki catches up to the cubs and walks between them, telling them to calm down. As Lusa reaches the top and looks down at the lake, the male cub stares, eyes wide, and Lusa nuzzles her son's ear affectionately, reminding him that she told him it was as big as an ocean. His sister asks to swim in it, and Lusa answers that they can if they aren't too tired from the journey, and Yogi races down the hill toward the shore, exclaiming that he is not too tired, and his sister follows.
As Lusa and Miki arrive at where the other black bears are, Rudi says that two cubs are picking a bilberry path clean as if they hadn't eaten in a moon, and Miki says that that would be Yogi and Ashia, since they love bilberries. He hurries downslope and says that they will get sick since they had a whole grub nest for breakfast. Rudi asks Lusa if thy are her cubs and Lusa answers that they are. When Rudi notes that they are very handsome, Lusa thanks him and follows Miki down the shore, where he is shooing Yogi and Ashia away from the bilberry patch.
When Lusa finds Toklo and Aiyanna, she shows them her cubs are, and Aiyanna says that it is lovely and she trots to meet them. Lusa and Toklo find Kallik and Yakone, and one of their cubs, Chulyin, looks at Yogi, Ashia, and Oka, Toklo's cub, and she asks what they are doing on the shore. Lusa explains that Yogi and Ashia are her cubs, and Lusa asks to play with them, but rushes toward them without a reply, his brother Suka racing after them. Kallik notes that they are so full of energy and Lusa agrees that Yogi and Ashia are too, and Kallik says that they are lovely name.


Quotes[]

Miki: "I'm sure this is the last hill."
Yogi: "It is! I can see it!"
Ashia: "I saw it first!"
Yogi: "You did not!"
Miki: "Now, now."
—Yogi and Ashia having a friendly sibling argument The Longest Day, page 298


Yogi: "It's so big!"
Lusa: "There, Yogi. I told you it was as big as an ocean."
—Yogi and Lusa about Great Bear Lake The Longest Day, page 298


Rudi: "There are two young cubs down there, picking a bilberry patch clean. Anyone would think they hadn't eaten in a moon."
Miki: "That'll be Yogi and Ashia. They love bilberries. They're going to make themselves sick. They had a whole grub nest for breakfast."
Rudi: "Are they your cubs?"
Lusa: "Yes."
Rudi: "They're very handsome."
—Rudi, Miki, and Lusa about Yogi and Ashia The Longest Day, page 301


Chulyin: "What are they doing on our shore?"
Lusa: "Yogi and Ashia are my cubs."
Toklo: "Oka's my daughter."
Chulyin: "Can we play with them? come on, Suka! We can teach them our new game."
Kallik: "They're so full of energy."
Lusa: "So are Yogi and Ashia."
Kallik: "What lovely names."
—Chulyin, Lusa, Kallik, and Toklo about Yogi and the other cubs The Longest Day, page 304

Family Tree[]

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Unknown
 
Unnamed
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Unnamed
 
King
 
Ashia
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Miki
 
Lusa
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Yogi
 
Ashia


    = Male

    = Female

    = Gender Unknown



References[]

  1. Revealed in The Longest Day, page 298
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