Character Relationships in Summer Time Machine Blues
Takuma Komoto (played by Eita Nagayama) is a protagonist in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Haruka Shibata (played by Juri Ueno) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Shunsuke Koizumi (played by Daijiro Kawaoka) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Atsushi Soga (played by Munenori Nagano) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Daigo Ishimatsu (played by Tsuyoshi Muro) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Akira Tamura (played by Chikara Honda) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Yui Ito (played by Yoko Maki) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Professor Kohtaro Hozumi (played by Kuranosuke Sasaki) appears in Summer Time Machine Blues.
Character Relationship Map: Summer Time Machine Blues
Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Takuma Komoto
(played by Eita Nagayama) — protagonist
Haruka Shibata
(played by Juri Ueno) — supporting
Shunsuke Koizumi
(played by Daijiro Kawaoka) — supporting
Atsushi Soga
(played by Munenori Nagano) — supporting
Daigo Ishimatsu
(played by Tsuyoshi Muro) — supporting
Akira Tamura
(played by Chikara Honda) — supporting
Yui Ito
(played by Yoko Maki) — supporting
Professor Kohtaro Hozumi
(played by Kuranosuke Sasaki) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Yui Ito → Professor Kohtaro Hozumi
(Professional Student)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Yui Ito → Shunsuke Koizumi
(Alliance Teammate)
Yui Ito → Daigo Ishimatsu
(Alliance Teammate)
Yui Ito → Atsushi Soga
(Alliance Teammate)
Yui Ito → Akira Tamura
(Social Observer)
Yui Ito → Takuma Komoto
(Alliance Ally)
Yui Ito → Haruka Shibata
(Alliance Teammate)
Story Analysis
A playful university time-travel adventure turns everyday club problems into a chain of paradoxes, legends, and future connections.
Plot Progression
A Remote on the Blink
The Impossible Machine
History Gets Complicated
The Remote Through Time
A Future Takes Shape
Directed by Katsuyuki Motohiro
Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) · 7/10 · comedy, science-fiction
