Character Relationship Map: Steckerlfischfiasko

Characters

• Franz Eberhofer (played by Sebastian Bezzel) — protagonist

  Bavarian police detective and amateur sleuth who solves local crimes with his partner.

• Rudi Birkenberger (played by Simon Schwarz) — supporting

  Franz's loyal police partner and best friend, often involved in investigations.

• Oma Eberhofer (played by Enzi Fuchs) — supporting

  Franz's sharp-witted grandmother, offers folk wisdom and family grounding.

• Leopold Eberhofer (played by Gerhard Wittmann) — supporting

  Franz's brother, often caught in family dynamics and local town affairs.

• Simmerl (played by Stephan Zinner) — supporting

  Local townsfolk with deep roots in Niederkaltenkirchen, involved in community events.

• Ignaz Flötzinger (played by Daniel Christensen) — supporting

  Local resident and festival participant, often entangled in town disputes.

• Mayor (played by Thomas Kügel) — supporting

  Town mayor dealing with administrative crises and local scandals.

• Max Simmerl (played by Ferdinand Hofer) — supporting

  Relative of Simmerl, involved in local family and community matters.

• Buengo (played by Castro Dokyi Affum) — minor

  Eccentric local character adding humor to the narrative.

• Günther (played by Michael Ostrowski) — minor

  Local resident or worker appearing in background or minor plotlines.

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Franz Eberhofer → Oma Eberhofer (family)

  Direct grandmother and grandson relationship

• Franz Eberhofer → Leopold Eberhofer (family)

  Brothers navigating shared family and town affairs

• Franz Eberhofer → Rudi Birkenberger (professional)

  Police partners investigating crimes together across all films

• Franz Eberhofer → Mayor (professional)

  Police inspector coordinating with town administration on crises

• Simmerl → Max Simmerl (family)

  Relatives involved in local clan disputes and festival feuds

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Franz Eberhofer → Ignaz Flötzinger (conflict)

  Investigate folk festival clan feuds involving Ignaz's family

• Günther → Buengo (social)

  Local residents appearing together in community scenes