Ninja Kill (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Gordon
(played by Richard Harrison) — protagonist
CIA operative and skilled ninja hunter fighting criminal syndicates.
(played by Sorapong Chatree) — supporting
Placeholder credit for uncredited background performers and stunt doubles.
(played by Naiyana Shewanan) — supporting
Unnamed placeholder credit for unspecified production roles.
Gordon (ADR)
(played by John Culkin) — minor
Voice-over replacement for the protagonist due to poor audio, maintaining the same heroic role.
Various ADR
(played by Scott Smith) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gordon → Gordon (ADR)
(meta)
Represents the same character portrayed through different post-production audio tracks
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
→
(unknown)
Both appear as unspecified credits in Ninja Kill.
Various ADR →
(unknown)
Shared placeholder status in production credits.
Gordon →
(Alliance Protector) — Gordon vows to defend the senator from assassination.
Story Analysis
Gordon fights a criminal ninja campaign designed to seize national power through terror and political assassination.
Plot Progression
The Ninja Oath
— Gordon faces a desperate challenge and must answer to ninja law. He joins an ally in confronting a brutal ninja threat.
The Purple Campaign
— A criminally directed army of purple ninjas begins a bloody killing spree. Its objective expands from violence to control of the entire nation.
The Political Conspiracy
— The wider scheme is revealed as an assassination plot against a senator. A replacement figurehead would help establish an operational base.
The Last Stand
— The crisis reaches a breaking point as Gordon risks his life against the ninja forces. His mission is to foil the assassination plot and end the terror.
Directed by Godfrey Ho, Joseph Lai San-Lun
Ninja Kill (1987) · 5.5/10 · action
Content sources
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Wikidata
(Q32859486), public domain (CC0).
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