Hop (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
E.B. is a young rabbit expected to succeed E.B.'s Dad as the Easter Bunny, but he runs away to pursue his dream of becoming a drummer. After meeting Fred, he performs with the Blind Boys of Alabama, r...
Fred is an unemployed, job-hopping slacker who takes E.B. in after accidentally hitting him. He helps E.B. hide, trains to become an Easter Bunny, and rescues E.B.'s Dad from Carlos / Phil. Their frie...
Carlos / Phil is E.B.'s Dad's trusted second-in-command who secretly plans a coup and takes control of the Easter factory. As Carlos, he threatens E.B. and E.B.'s Dad; as Phil, he directs the sleigh u...
Blind Boys of Alabama are the musical group whose recording session gives E.B. a chance to perform as a substitute drummer. E.B.'s successful session demonstrates his musical ability and leads him tow...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
E.B. enjoys a successful recording session as the substitute drummer for Blind Boys of Alabama.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Carlos / Phil has Fred taken to Easter Island and places him on a conveyor belt intended to boil him alive.
Carlos / Phil seizes control of the Easter factory, while E.B. returns to confront him and stop the takeover.
Fred takes E.B. in after finding him injured, and they later work together to rescue the Easter operation.
A rebellious successor discovers responsibility, friendship, and a new way to protect Easter through music and cooperation.
Directed by Tim Hill
Hop (2011) · 5.8/10 · animation, comedy, family
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