Nirvana (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A depressed virtual reality game designer who decides to delete his sentient game character Solo from his employer's server. He recruits allies, hacks into the corporate network, and achieves a medita...
The main character of Jimi's VR game who gains sentience after a computer virus attack. Experiencing repeated in-game deaths and pain, he begs Jimi to erase him to end his suffering. Jimi successfully...
A friend of Lisa who is recruited by Jimi to assist in his quest to delete Solo and evade the aggressive security representatives of Okasama Star.
Jimi's former wife whose departure caused his depression. Jimi incorporates his search for her into his mission. She later appears as a virtual projection defending the Okasama Star server network, an...
A tech wizard hired by Jimi to help him navigate the corporate network and avoid Okasama Star's interference. The final post-credit message reveals her online status, suggesting the entire narrative m...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jimi recruits the tech wizard Naima to help him navigate the corporate network and evade Okasama Star's interference.
The plot states that Lisa left Jimi and that her departure caused his depression.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot explicitly identifies Joystick as Lisa's friend.
Jimi recruits Joystick, who is Lisa's friend, to help him avoid suspicious representatives of Okasama Star.
Jimi is the virtual reality game designer who created Solo, the game's main character. After Solo becomes sentient, Jimi attempts to delete him from t...
A depressed game designer crosses a hostile virtual network to free his suffering creation and release himself from unresolved memory.
Directed by Gabriele Salvatores
Nirvana (1997) · 6.5/10 · action, drama, science-fiction, thriller
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