It is said that although it is called Kubo and two-stringed qin, Kubo Na's qin has three strings. So I searched and explained that the title of the film was "Kubo and the Second Strings", representing father and mother respectively. In fact, it is "Kubo and Mom and Dad". The piano in his hand is called shamisen, a kind of two-stringed piano. The changes in the character's expressions remind me at any time that this is a stop-motion animation. Well, it can be seen that the lack of connection is also the essence of stop-motion, otherwise it is different from CG animation. I don't know why the grandma's expression is not as smooth as other characters, is it because there are too many wrinkles XD. All kinds of supporting songs are also praised, and the story time is really burning.
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