Quiz: How Well Do You Know Yakuza / Like a Dragon? | Push Square
How well do you know the Yakuza / Like a Dragon games? SEGA's crime drama series has been rolling since the days of the PS2, but it really hit the bigtime with the release of Yakuza 0 — especially outside of its native Japan.
With so many titles to draw from, an in-depth quiz seemed like a great idea — and so we've put together 15 multiple choice questions for you to get through.
If you think you know your Yakuza / Like a Dragon, take our quiz and see if you're knowledgeable enough to secure a place on the leaderboard!
The answer is 4.
Yakuza 4 has four playable protagonists: Kiryu, Akiyama, Saejima, and Tanimura.
The answer is Brawler, Rush, and Beast.
Kiryu starts off with Brawler, before unlocking Rush and then Beast in early chapters of the game.
The answer is PSP.
Black Panther released for the PSP in 2010, but only in Japan. The spin-off never came West.
The answer is Clara.
Ichiban and the party don't fight Clara directly — the chimp actually takes control of a digger, which the gang need to render non-operational. Fortunately, Clara isn't harmed during the battle.
The answer is Yakuza 2 / Yakuza: Kiwami 2.
Commonly known as 'Fake Kiryu', this slightly overweight imposter appears in Yakuza 2 / Yakuza: Kiwami 2 as part of a substory. Needless to say, the real Kiryu beats some sense into him.
The answer is Pocket Circuit.
Pocket Circuit also appears in Yakuza: Kiwami and Like a Dragon Gaiden, with Kiryu able to relive his youthful hobby.
The answer is Kamurocho sewers.
Kiryu encounters both Akiyama and Tanimura in the sewers of Kamurocho, having followed them there. The duo mistake Kiryu for an enemy, but they're no match for the Dragon of Dojima.
The answer is Akame.
Akame is a central character in Like a Dragon Gaiden. In exchange for helping to expand her network of underground connections, she provides Kiryu with key information.
The answer is Like a Dragon: Ishin! (Remake).
The Like a Dragon: Ishin! remake released on the 21st February, 2023 in both Japan
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