Character Relationships in A.LI.CE

Alice (voice) (played by Kaori Shimizu) is a protagonist in A.LI.CE. Japanese schoolgirl transported to 2030 after a space shuttle crash. She possesses a unique neural connection to the SS10X computer, enabling her to hack its security systems. Ultimately revealed to be the comatose older version of herself whose subconscious created the dystopia, she travels back to 2000 to prevent the catastrophic future. Nero (voice) (played by Ryo Horikawa) appears in A.LI.CE. A genius inventor and the biological son of the comatose Alice. He built the SS10X computer to communicate with his sleeping mother. Contrary to his tyrannical reputation, he never intended to control the world; the computer's population reduction logic was a misinterpretation of Alice's coma thoughts. He chooses to perish with the system after finally connecting with her. Yuan (voice) (played by Chihiro Suzuki) appears in A.LI.CE. A resourceful survivor from 2030 who assists Alice and the robot SS1X. He helps them navigate the desolate landscape, evade military pursuit, and uncover the truth about the missing population. After escaping captivity, he discovers data logs detailing the locations of the missing people and plans a massive rescue operation.

Character Relationship Map: A.LI.CE

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A.LI.CE (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

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

Story Dynamics

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

Story Analysis

A time-traveling survivor uncovers how memory, technology, and unintended choices created a devastated future.

Plot Progression

  1. The Flight Beyond Time
  2. A Ruined Future Revealed
  3. The Dangerous Connection
  4. The Assault on the Central Base
  5. The Truth Inside the Machine
  6. Return Toward Hope

Directed by Kenichi Maejima

A.LI.CE (1999) · 7.5/10 · animation, science-fiction

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