Samao Daikoku (played by Shota Sometani) is a protagonist in That's It.
Daikoku is the central figure, caught in a violent conflict over a silver hard disk and birthright papers. After being captured with Ami, he resists torture and explains that his abusive father sold the papers that secured his identity. Hoping to build a new life with Ami, he prepares to attack Kan Senju, whom he believes must die for that future to be possible. Ami Nanmu (played by Erina Mizuno) appears in That's It.
Ami is Daikoku's companion, captured alongside him while they try to escape. She tells him that she was abducted and forced into prostitution, and she refuses to reveal the password or the disk's location under pressure. Although their relationship is broken and their circumstances are bleak, she offers to seek help from her wealthy criminal father and imagines a peaceful future with Daikoku in Hokkaido. Kan Senju (played by Go Ayano) appears in That's It.
Kan Senju is a powerful figure whose actions are responsible for the danger surrounding Daikoku and Ami. Daikoku decides that Senju must die before they can have a different future, and prepares to attack his hideout, a drink factory. Senju meditates there alone each morning from four to seven, while armed men guard the route. Rakuhiko Inogami (played by Jun Murakami) appears in That's It.
Inogami becomes involved in the conflict over Daikoku and the silver hard disk. Rather than simply taking sides, he treats the situation as a business opportunity and seeks the disk for himself. His pursuit adds another interested party to the struggle surrounding Daikoku and Ami, though the plot summary gives no further detail about his relationship with them. Daikichi Ebisu (played by Kiyohiko Shibukawa) appears in That's It.
Ebisu is a powerful and sadistic man who takes charge of Daikoku and Ami after they are captured. He offers protection while demanding to know where Daikoku and the hard disk can be found, and tortures captives for information. Neither Daikoku nor Ami gives him the password or the disk's location, making Ebisu a direct threat to both of them.
That's It (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Samao Daikoku
(played by Shota Sometani) — protagonist
Daikoku is the central figure, caught in a violent conflict over a silver hard disk and birthright papers. After being captured with Ami, he resists torture and explains that his abusive father sold t...
Ami Nanmu
(played by Erina Mizuno) — supporting
Ami is Daikoku's companion, captured alongside him while they try to escape. She tells him that she was abducted and forced into prostitution, and she refuses to reveal the password or the disk's loca...
Kan Senju
(played by Go Ayano) — supporting
Kan Senju is a powerful figure whose actions are responsible for the danger surrounding Daikoku and Ami. Daikoku decides that Senju must die before they can have a different future, and prepares to at...
Rakuhiko Inogami
(played by Jun Murakami) — supporting
Inogami becomes involved in the conflict over Daikoku and the silver hard disk. Rather than simply taking sides, he treats the situation as a business opportunity and seeks the disk for himself. His p...
Daikichi Ebisu
(played by Kiyohiko Shibukawa) — supporting
Ebisu is a powerful and sadistic man who takes charge of Daikoku and Ami after they are captured. He offers protection while demanding to know where Daikoku and the hard disk can be found, and torture...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Samao Daikoku → Ami Nanmu
(Romantic Former Lovers)
They discuss their broken relationship and imagine escaping to Hokkaido to live together and build a different future.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Samao Daikoku → Kan Senju
(Conflict Intended Target)
Daikoku decides to face Senju and concludes that Senju must die before he and Ami can have the future they imagine. He prepares to attack Senju's hide...
Inogami treats the conflict as a business opportunity and seeks the hard disk for himself, while Daikoku refuses to reveal its location or password.
Ami Nanmu → Daikichi Ebisu
(Conflict Captive And Captor)
Ami is captured with Daikoku and taken to Ebisu, who demands information about the disk and tortures captives.
Samao Daikoku → Daikichi Ebisu
(Conflict Captive And Captor)
Daikoku and Ami are captured and taken to Ebisu, who tortures captives while demanding the hard disk's location and password. Daikoku refuses to coope...
Story Analysis
Daikoku's search for a new identity and a future with Ami turns into preparations to attack Senju.
Plot Progression
A Meeting Built on Secrets
Captives Under Ebisu
A Life Stripped Away
A Future and a Target
The Factory Assault Planned
Directed by Gakuryu Ishii
That's It (2015) · 5.4/10 · action, crime, drama
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