Hyperland (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Meret is a member of the group manufacturing viral campaigns. She explains to Cee how the group’s scripters anticipate public reactions, helping reveal the deliberate methods behind its manipulation o...
Cee is a central figure whose life becomes entangled with Danny and the Stream’s attention. She investigates a disturbing pattern connected to her past, joins a viral campaign, and agrees to act in th...
Danny is a central participant in the collapse of the CarmaCount system’s promise of social worth. After losing access to his Finder and reaching a count of zero, he rejects temporary restoration and...
Marvin is identified by Cee as something that must be destroyed before she will fully cooperate with the group’s plan in the Object World. The supplied plot does not explain what Marvin is, what role...
Kim works with the group conducting viral campaigns and supplies evidence to support its stories, including fabricated videos and documents. When records expose a minor’s private files, Kim disappears...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Meret explains how the campaign's scripters anticipate reactions, while Cee is asked to help the group act in the Object World.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cee becomes involved with the same group in which Kim supplies fabricated videos, documents, and bot packs for viral campaigns.
Meret explains the group's scripting process, while Kim supplies evidence such as videos and documents and uses bot packs to amplify stories.
Cee agrees to help the campaign group in the Object World but insists that Marvin must be destroyed first.
The plot states that Cee's life becomes entangled with Danny's after Danny loses access to his Finder and his CarmaCount falls to zero.
The story examines how quantified social identity, manipulated information, and hidden human worth reshape personal agency.
Directed by Mario Sixtus
Hyperland (2021) · 5.9/10 · science-fiction
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