
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir quiz
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What is the superhero name of Alya Césaire when transformed?
Answer: Rena Rouge
Why: Her fox necklace holds the kwami Trixx, and her flute conjures Mirage, a hyper-realistic illusion of whatever she chooses.
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What is the name of Kagami Tsurugi's strict, blind mother?
Answer: Tomoe
Why: A world-renowned fencer and CEO of Tsurugi Industries, she is the series' only blind character and walks with a kendo sword.
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How long can underage heroes stay transformed after using their power?
Answer: 5 minutes
Why: Ladybug's earrings carry five black spots that flash and vanish one a minute, with a beep.
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What is the name of the kwami inhabiting the Turtle Miraculous?
Answer: Wayzz
Why: Master Fu wore it as Jade Turtle while guarding the Miracle Box, long before it passed to the hero known as Carapace.
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What was the original animation style intended for the show?
Answer: 2D anime
Why: Toei animated a 2D test reel in 2012 to sell an anime look, but Ladybug's spots proved too hard to draw, so the show went CGI.
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What name does Felix Fathom use with the Peacock Miraculous?
Answer: Argos
Why: The name comes from the hundred eyed giant of Greek myth, whose eyes were set into the peacock's tail.