Kubo and the Two Strings/Characters

'''WARNING! There are unmarked SPOILERS ahead. Beware.'''

Kubo
Voiced By: Art Parkinson Kubo is the samurai hero and the Sun Village's friendly neighborhood magic bard.


 * The Caretaker: Kubo spends most of his life as this, taking care of his Mom.
 * Brown Eyes
 * Divine Parentage
 * Eyepatch of Power: It's also practical, since he lost his right eye.
 * Fearless Fool: This gets Kubo into fights with monsters.
 * The McCoy
 * Kid Hero: He's twelve.
 * Like Father, Like Son: According to his Mom, this is where Kubo got his kindness, handsomeness, and etc.
 * Loser Son of Loser Dad: The Moon King and Kubo's Aunts, see Kubo merely as this trope.
 * Magic Music: Kubo has this.
 * Musical Assassin: The good guy and heroic version though.
 * Paper Master
 * Squishy Wizard

Beetle
Voiced by: Matthew McConaughey Beetle is a lone wandering Ronin stag beetle, who lived in the Ice Fields.


 * A Father to His Men: Hanzo was describe has having such charismatic, that he's this.
 * The Archer
 * Baleful Polymorph:
 * The Tank
 * Curse
 * Dual-Wielding: In the fortress battle, he was shown using two swords.
 * Disability Immunity: Since Beetle has no memories whatsoever about his past, the Long Lake monster can't put him in a trance.
 * Interspecies Friendship: With both Kubo and Monkey.
 * Interspecies Romance: His feelings towards Monkey evolved into this later on.
 * I Will Definitely Protect You: Beetle says something along these lines, when he found out that Kubo is the son of his Master and the kid wears the robes of Hanzo's army.
 * The Ego
 * Ground-Shattering Landing: When flying out of the Hall of Bones, Beetle's landing is this. A bit worst, since he's carrying both Monkey and Kubo.
 * Mood Whiplash: Beetle returning to the leaf boat and with the fish Kubo shot earlier is this. Since Monkey is currently busy fighting off the Twins.
 * Quest for Identity: Beetle was trying to piece his identity for all these years, even collecting samurai stuff as clues.
 * Plucky Comic Relief: Beetle wears this trope with pride.
 * Throwing Your Sword Always Works: Beetle does this to Washi, the force sends her crashing into wall.
 * Ronin: Because he was cursed.
 * The Swordmaster: Hanzo was mentioned that he has such amazing kenjutsu skills, enough to match Satiaru.

Monkey
Voiced by Charlize Theron Monkey used to be a lucky charm.


 * Action Mom: Sariatus to a "T."
 * Everything Is Better With Monkeys: Anything concerning Kubo's good luck charm.
 * Brown Eyes: Sariatus has this.
 * Came Back Strong:
 * Convenient Coma: Sariatus became comatose during the day times.
 * Dating What Daddy Hates
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Don't Touch It, You Idiot!: Monkey doesn't say this word for word, but warns her two companions to not touch a thing, while being in the Temple of Doom.
 * Elopement
 * Fluffy Dry Monkey: This happens when a huge flock of origami birds all bypass Monkey.
 * Lady of War: Whether she was align with her father or when she got character development, Sariatus is always this.
 * Immortal Assassin: According to Monkey when she relates her back story, she was this.
 * Intrigued by Humanity: This is also what got Monkey to leave the Moon Society.
 * Interspecies Friendship: After when she met Beetle, it was like this.
 * Interspecies Romance: Later on the movie, she develop feelings towards Beetle and began flirting with him.
 * Katanas Are Just Better: Once she and her group found the "Sword Unbreakable", she uses it in most of their battles.
 * Kimono Is Traditional: In flashbacks, visions, and such, Sariatus can be seen wearing this.
 * Mayfly-December Romance: Her and Hanzo.
 * Defrosting Ice Queen
 * Musical Assassin: Sariatus is the expert at all the magical ways of shamisen.
 * Magic Music
 * Paper Master: Where does one think Kubo learn it from?
 * Reincarnation: Sariatus reincarnated into her son's good luck monkey charm.
 * Samus Is a Girl: Kubo has been carrying around his lucky charm for a very long time, bestowing it the name Mr.Monkey, until it became alive.
 * The Spock
 * The Swordmaster

Little Hanzo
Little Hanzo is an overly complicatedly origami figure that preforms.


 * Animate Inanimate Object
 * Cliff Hanger: In the little story show, Little Hanzo was about to fight his arch foe the Little Moon King. When Kubo stop telling what happens next.
 * The Speechless
 * Expy: Little Hanzo acts similarly to Gyro's Bulb/Little Helper.

Moon Society Characters
Here are some of the heavenly, rigid, and cold residents of the Moon Society.

Moon King/Raiden
Voiced By: Ralph Fiennes A description of the character goes here.


 * The Ageless
 * Brought Down to Normal
 * Glowing Eyes of Doom
 * Icy Blue Eyes
 * Mismatched Eyes:
 * Mortality Ensues
 * Offing the Offspring: Attempts to do this after Sariatu eloped with Hanzo.
 * One-Winged Angel: Raiden's Moon Beast form.
 * Parental Marriage Veto: It's because that Hanzo is a mortal, it's to the point that he believes that the samurai stole his eldest daughter.
 * Power Glows: Comes with being a Divine Ruler of the Heavens and Night.
 * Puny Earthlings: Sees humans as such, even calling us "bugs."

The Sisters/Kubo's Aunts
Voiced By: Rooney Mara The Twins are Kubo's aunts and are hunting him down.


 * Action girls
 * Always Identical Twins: Insanely so.
 * The Ageless
 * Badass Cape
 * Big Sister Worship: The twins used to admire their big sister, Satiaru.
 * Cape Wings: When the Twins are flying/teleporting, their capes are seen as feathery and bird-like.
 * Creepy Twins: Up to Eleven
 * Daddy's Little Villain: Their relationship with the Moon King is this.
 * Dual-Wielding: Washi does this.
 * Flight: The twins have this ability.
 * Immortal Assassin
 * Improbable Weapon User: Karasu uses this in spades.
 * Katanas Are Just Better: According to Washi, they are.
 * Master Swordswoman: Washi displays such mastery to be able to wield two katanas.
 * Meaningful Name: Karasu and Washi means "Crow" and "Eagle."
 * Ominous Opera Cape: This is combine with
 * Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Both of the twins.
 * Perpetual Molt: Whenever Kubo's Aunts land, feathers can be seen coming off occasionally.
 * Sibling Team: The twins make such a good team, according to Monkey relating her backstory, it was just the three of them kicking butt together.
 * Sinister Scythe: Karasu's weapon of choice. They're two small scythes attach to the end of a chain.
 * Speak in Unison: At times, the Twins speak together around the same time. Though they averted this trope as well.
 * White Mask of Doom: Both wear Porcelain Noh masks.

Minor Characters
These are some of the residents of the Sun Village, who are full of warmth and joy.

Aiko
Voiced By: Alpha Takahashi A description of the character goes here.


 * Trope
 * Trope
 * Trope

Hashi
Voiced By: Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

He's one of the Sun Village locals, a samurai in training (and probably the local cop), and lastly, but not least, Kubo's biggest fan.


 * Ascended Fanboy: He volunteers for some of Kubo's performances
 * Cannot Spit It Out: Hasn't mustered the courage to ask for Kubo's autograph.
 * Samurai: According to the official movie site, Hashi is training to be a warrior.

Hosato
Voiced By: George Takei Hosato is one of the local villagers and he cares about his daughter.


 * Brown Eyes
 * Doting Dad: Hosato is Ur Example.
 * Mentor Archetype: Primarily this to his daughter, teaching her all things Japanese.
 * Widow Woman: He's a gender flip version of this trope.

Kameyo
Voiced By: Brenda Vaccaro Kameyo is Kubo's sponsor, the grandma figure, all round fun guy, and knows balance things.


 * Big Fun: A gender flip version though, she's young at heart, and likes to suggest stuff to Kubo for his performances and recommends activities to him.
 * Brown Eyes
 * Granny Classic:
 * Grandparental Substitute: She this to Kubo, to the point that she makes sure that the kid doesn't grow up too fast.
 * Trope:
 * Widow Woman
 * Trope

Ken
Voiced By: Ken Takemoto A description of the character goes here.


 * The Danza
 * Trope
 * Trope

Mari
Voiced By: Meyrick Murphy Mari is Hosato's daughter.


 * Trope
 * Hair Decorations: Mari is wearing a flower decoration in her hair.
 * Pink Means Feminine: Her entire kimono is pink.
 * The Unpronounceable: Mari was having trouble pronouncing "Impenetrable." It's justified, since she's a very young girl.

Miho
Voiced By: Laura Miro A description of the character goes here.


 * Trope
 * Trope
 * Trope

Minae
Voiced By: Minae Noji One of the Sun Villagers, she told Raiden that he taught her kids to swim.


 * The Danza
 * Trope
 * Trope

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