Noah's Ark (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A human who buys Noah's cottage and boards the ark as water rises. He disguises himself as a fictional species, knocks Noah unconscious, bullies smaller animals, and conspires with carnivores to frame...
The aging queen of the animal kingdom, mentioned only as the monarch for whom Kairel serves as secretary, with no direct plot involvement detailed in the summary.
A kind lioness serving as secretary to the animal royalty. She rescues the dove Pepe, delivers Noah's warning to the animal council, supervises the ark's boarding process, maintains order, and helps c...
A dove tasked by Noah to deliver flood warnings. He is the only one to succeed, gets attacked, is rescued by Kairel, and later returns with an olive leaf to signal the end of the flood.
The spoiled but evolving son of King Sabu. Initially misreading Noah's warning as a party invitation, he later takes responsibility, overcomes manipulation by carnivores, rallies the animals during th...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kairel serves as secretary to the aging King Sabu and Queen Oriana.
Xiro grows closer to Kairel, and the two reconcile at the end.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Farfan conspires with carnivores who use his disguise and tomato juice to frame Xiro for the murder of the grasswhoppers.
Kairel rescues Pepe when attacking animals threaten him.
A flood threatens the world, while the animals aboard the ark face deception, disorder, and a crisis in the Arctic before finding safety.
Directed by Juan Pablo Buscarini
Noah's Ark (2007) · 4.9/10 · adventure, animation, family
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