Roaring Fire (1981) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A Texas cowboy who learns that he was kidnapped as a boy and is the twin brother of the deceased Toru. Traveling to Japan to discover his origins, he befriends Reika and is welcomed by his sister Chih...
A ventriloquist whose puppet warns Joji that his uncle may not be what he seems. Later revealed to be Shinsuke Tachizawa, an Interpol narcotics agent, he helps Joji confront the Hong Kong syndicate an...
Joji's twin sister, who has been blind since the age of nine. She uses sound and wind to locate opponents while demonstrating her martial arts skills. After learning Joji is her brother, she welcomes...
One of Joji's new friends in Japan, who escapes Ikeda's pursuit alongside him. She witnesses her father being shot during Joji's effort to retrieve the Queen of Sheba diamond, and the two are later tr...
A hulking man summoned to catch Joji after Peter steals a woman's top. Although he fails to capture Joji, the encounter earns the two men a measure of respect. Later, when Ikeda's men corner Joji, Spa...
Joji's adoptive father, who kidnapped him as a young boy because he hoped to become wealthy in Japan. Over the eighteen years he raised Joji, he came to think of him as his son. On his deathbed, he gi...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Hibiki's letter states that Joji has a twin brother and sister. Chihiro initially mistakes Joji for Toru, then is relieved when he reveals that he is...
Hibiki kidnapped Joji as a young boy, but over eighteen years he came to think of Joji as his son. Before dying, Hibiki revealed Joji's true origins.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Reika escapes with Joji from the gas trap, witnesses her father being shot, and remains with him during the pursuit.
Spartacus helps Joji when Ikeda's men corner him and sacrifices himself so Joji can escape.
Mr. Magic later reveals himself to be Shinsuke Tachizawa, an Interpol narcotics agent, and helps Joji fight the Hong Kong syndicate.
A kidnapped cowboy discovers his Hinoharu bloodline, protects his sister, and pursues the syndicate responsible for his brother's death.
Directed by Norifumi Suzuki
Roaring Fire (1981) · 6.5/10 · action, comedy, crime, drama
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