Animals United (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Charles is a rooster among the displaced animals who travel to Africa after human actions have ruined their lives. He joins Billy and Sokrates' group, participates in their conference and collective r...
Billy is a grey meerkat and the central driving force of the animal resistance. He leaves the Delta with Sokrates to find water, helps organize the animals' campaign against the dam, rescues Sokrates...
Smith is the man who owns the luxury resort built for the climate conference. The dam supplying his Eden Paradise Hotel diverts the Delta's water, creating the crisis that sends Billy and Sokrates on...
Biggie is one of the native animals living in the Okavango Delta during the water shortage. As the animals compete fiercely over the dwindling supply, Biggie represents the immediate survival crisis t...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Billy searches for more water after the Delta's flood fails, while Biggie is part of the native herd suffering from the same water shortage.
Biggie is among the native animals fighting over scarce water, while Smith owns the hotel whose dam diverts the Delta's water supply.
Charles is part of the animal group that attacks the human conference by sending locusts into the conference room and later goes to the city to hold h...
Billy travels to the dam after discovering that it supplies the Eden Paradise Hotel, which is owned by Smith and has caused the Delta's water shortage...
Charles joins the group of animals that travels with Billy toward the dam, participates in the message against the humans, and escapes with the group.
Animals unite against human exploitation to restore the Delta's water and demand environmental accountability.
Directed by Holger Tappe, Reinhard Klooss
Animals United (2010) · 5.6/10 · animation, comedy, family
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