The Ultimate Kubo and the Two Strings Trivia Quiz

A koto.

A shamisen.

A bamboo flute.

A taiko drum.

His left.

His right.

Both of them.

Neither - the patch is part of his act.

The Sisters

His grandfather, the Moon King.

A bandit on the shore.

His mother, to hide him.

Never play the shamisen twice in one day.

Never speak his father's name aloud.

Never stay out after dark.

Never accept money from the villagers.

In a cave on a cliff above the village.

In a fishing hut on the beach.

In an abandoned temple.

Above the village teahouse.

Raiden

Hanzo

Hosato

Kameyo

Sariatu

Kameyo

Washi

Karasu

Selling paper charms.

Telling stories with living origami.

Sweeping the market.

Selling fish.

Hanami

Tanabata

Obon

Setsubun

Buy his mother a gift.

Speak to his father's spirit.

Win a storytelling contest.

Find the Moon King,

Sword, Shield and Crown

Sword Unbreakable, Breastplate Impenetrable, Helmet Invulnerable

Bow Unerring, Cloak Unseen, Blade Undying

Helmet, Gauntlets and Boots

His mother's sisters.

The Moon King's generals.

Hanzo's former retainers.

Twin spirits of the lake.

Kubo's Shamisen.

The last of his mother's magic, cast on his wooden monkey charm

The Moon King's Curse

A wish made at the Obon lanterns

A guardian spirit sent by Hanzo.

One of the Sisters in disguise.

Kubo's mother.

Kubo's grandmother.

A giant beetle-samurai with no memory of his past.

A talking suit of armour.

A cursed wandering monk.

A shape-shifting fox.

Kubo's father, Hanzo.

Hanzo's younger brother.

The Moon King in disguise.

A foot soldier from Hanzo's army.

A naginata.

A bow and arrow.

Twin swords.

A war fan.

A wound taken in battle.

The Moon King's curse.

Drinking from the Long Lake.

A bargain struck with the Sisters.

At the bottom of the Long Lake.

Inside the head of a giant skeleton in the Hall of Bones.

Buried beneath his village's shrine.

In the Moon King's palace.

In the Garden of Eyes at the bottom of the Long Lake.

In the Hall of Bones.

Inside an ice cavern.

Inside a temple bell.

The eyes turn intruders to stone.

The eyes hypnotise you with visions until you drown.

The eyes summon the Sisters.

The eyes blind anyone who looks at them.

Kubo himself.

His father, Hanzo.

The Moon King

Monkey

On a raft of bones.

In a boat Kubo conjures out of leaves.

On a ferry rowed by a stranger.

They swim across.

Hanging in Kubo's own village, used as a bell.

Worn by the Moon King himself.

At the bottom of the sea.

Buried with Hanzo.

Raiden

Kagemaru

Tsukuyomi

Washi

To steal Kubo's magic for himself.

To blind Kubo to the human world so he will join him as a celestial being.

To break the curse he put on Hanzo.

To restore his own failing sight.

Three strands of his own hair.

A string of his father's bow, a strand of his mother's hair, and a strand of his own

Silk given to him by the villagers.

Threads pulled from the Sisters' robes.

A giant armoured samurai.

An enormous dragon-like moon beast.

A swarm of moths.

A towering wave.

He strikes him down with the Sword Unbreakable.

He strips away his memory and lets the villagers tell him he is a kind, good man

He traps him inside the Helmet Invulnerable.

He sends him back to the moon on a lantern.

Kubo leaves the village for good.

The spirits of Kubo's parents briefly return to him.

Kubo's missing eye is restored.

Kubo takes his grandfather's place as the Moon King.