Monkeybone (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A disillusioned cartoonist whose comic strip has become a media franchise. After a car accident leaves him in a coma, his spirit travels to Down Town, where he struggles to recover an Exit Pass, stop...
Stu's girlfriend and a sleep institute worker. She helped him manage his nightmares by changing his drawing hand, creates Oneirix to induce nightmares and awaken him, becomes suspicious of his altered...
A mischievous cartoon monkey and a figment of Stu's imagination. Resenting his creator, he steals the Exit Pass, takes over Stu's body, pursues the franchise, and helps carry out a plan to spread Onei...
The body Death places Stu's spirit into after sending him back from Down Town. It has a cervical fracture, but allows Stu one hour to reach the banquet and stop Monkeybone.
The God of Sleep and ruler of Down Town. He tells Stu about the Exit Pass, orchestrates the theft, and reveals that he made a deal with Monkeybone to spread Oneirix because Down Town's inhabitants thr...
A catgirl waitress in Down Town who befriends Stu and helps him escape imprisonment, enabling him to confront Death and seek a return to the living world.
Stu's agent and friend, who persistently encourages the expansion of the comic franchise. At the charity banquet, exposure to Oneirix causes him to hallucinate that his clothes are rebelling, leading...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Herb represents Stu while the Monkeybone comic becomes a media franchise, and he is later exposed to a Monkeybone doll containing Oneirix.
The reaper sends Stu back in the body of an organ donor with a cervical fracture, giving him one hour to act.
Monkeybone is the mischievous character from Stu's comic strip, and Stu encounters him as a living figure in Down Town.
Stu plans to propose to Julie, and later confesses his love while regretting that he never proposed.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Julie becomes wary of Stu's changed behavior, while Monkeybone uses Stu's body and attempts to propose to her.
Stu befriends Miss Kitty in Down Town, and she helps him escape imprisonment.
Hypnos makes a deal with Monkeybone: Monkeybone receives Stu's body while helping spread Oneirix among the living.
Hypnos directs Stu to steal an Exit Pass, later reveals the conspiracy, and keeps Stu imprisoned with other disillusioned figures.
Herb is described as Stu's agent and friend, and he constantly pressures Stu about the Monkeybone franchise.
A disillusioned creator must reclaim his body and confront the living embodiment of his own creation before a nightmare spreads into the real world.
Directed by Henry Selick
Monkeybone (2001) · 5.3/10 · adventure, animation, comedy, fantasy, science-fiction
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