Jossy's (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Naoko Akagi (Red)
(played by Mirei Kiritani) — protagonist
Naoko is the Red member of the women’s team and also works as an architect or designer presenting a proposal for an art museum. Her unconventional design is challenged by Teruhiko Naruse, leaving thei...
Teruhiko Naruse
(played by Shunsuke Daitoh) — supporting
Teruhiko is a professional associate of Naoko Akagi who questions her proposal for an art museum. He argues that its unconventional design should respect the cityscape and blend into its surroundings....
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Naoko Akagi (Red) → Teruhiko Naruse
(Professional Rivals) — Their disagreement over the museum design strains their working relationship.
Naoko presents an art museum proposal, and Teruhiko questions its unconventional design, arguing that it should respect and blend into the cityscape.
Story Analysis
A group of women balance the duty to protect Earth with work, finances, ambitions, and the value of seemingly modest roles.
Plot Progression
An Unsteady Color Team
— The women are expected to unite as a five-color team, but they struggle with coordination, names, and costumes. Mika is distracted by her appearance as the group tries to define itself.
Duty Meets Disgust
— An invader announces his intention to conquer Earth, and the women recoil from the repulsive enemy. They nevertheless insist that protecting the planet matters more than their disgust, while confronti...
Workplace Design Dispute
— Naoko presents an art museum proposal, but Teruhiko challenges its unconventional design and argues for respecting the cityscape. Their disagreement strains their professional relationship.
A Threat and Competing Duties
— A monster threat returns while the women are occupied with their personal and professional lives. When the team is urged to reunite, one member explains that she cannot simply abandon her career and o...
The Importance of Tree B
— As a stage performance approaches, a woman assigned the modest role of Tree B refuses to treat it as insignificant or replaceable. The story ends with the team's future unresolved while affirming that...
