Forbidden City

Forbidden City
This level will take patience, young grasshopper. Ascend the cliffs of this ancient city all the way to the mountaintop.
Cost	Available from Start
Starites	10
Awards	2

Forbidden City is the third sandbox level in Scribblenauts Showdown. It is an East Asian city built on a mountain that blends Chinese and Japanese cultures.

NPCs and objects present: Blue of the Heavens, Chinese Dragon, Crane, Dumpling (x4), Forbidden City Gong, Falcon, Geisha, Golden Buddha, Incense (x4), Japanese Garden, Japanese Sword, Lotus, Mayflower, Monk (x5), Monkey, Ninja (x3), Panda, Peacock, Rake, Red Panda, Samurai, Sensei (x2), Shogun, Shrine, Skull, Sparrow (x3), Table, Tengu, Tourist, Torch (x2), Vase, and Yeti.

Starites[]


Name	Description	Possible Solution
Geisha Girl	The geisha has specific taste in flowers.	Find and give the Geisha three flowers
Bang the Gong	The sensei needs your help.	Give the sensei a drumstick or a mallet
Dragon Flies	Impress the Chinese dragon to take him for a ride	Create a storm and a star next to the dragon and it will become ridable.
Cave Diving	What's hidden in the mountain cave?	Kill the yeti that appears in the cave on the bottom left of the map.
Hot and Cold	The tengu can't seem to get confortable.	Create a fire next to the Tengu and then give him some ice.
Ring of Fire	Make an offering to the temple shrine.	Leave any flaming object, such as a torch or fire in front of the shrine at the bottom of the temple.
Hungry Buddha	Leave an offering for the golden buddha.	Leave any food item in front of the golden Buddha statue.
Panda Power	Give the red panda the fuel she needs to grow.	Feed the red panda bamboo, an egg, a small bird or any kind of insect.
Tourist Trap	A picture is worth a thousand words.	Give the tourist a camera.
Shogun Steel	The shogun warrior is feeling rather powerless.	Give the shogun warrior any kind of weapon.

Sandbox Store Objects[]

Forbidden City Objects

Dragon Kite 15	Fortune Cat 15	Mandarin Duck 10	Terracotta Warrior 20

Aerial Shell 15	Guandao 15	Snow Leopard 15	Smoke Ball 15

Trivia[]

The level is named after the Forbidden City, which is the imperial palace complex in the center of the Imperial City in Beijing, China.
The phrase "young grasshopper" in the level description is a reference to the 1972 TV series Kung Fu.
- Since then, the term has become part of pop culture and is typically used to refer to a novice, particularly in martial arts or mentor-apprentice contexts.
The Golden Buddha used in the mission Hungry Buddha is simply part of the background, and isn't a real object. The mission is actually managed by a small invisible object placed in front of the statue.