Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Takuma Komoto is a science-fiction club member who hopes to invite Haruka Shibata to a movie, although she mistakenly believes he has a girlfriend. He becomes deeply involved in the time-machine crisi...
Haruka Shibata is a photography club member who develops pictures with Yui Ito and notices a mysterious figure in one image. She joins the effort to protect the past, helps deal with the time traveler...
Shunsuke Koizumi is a science-fiction club member who travels into the past with Daigo Ishimatsu and another club member to recover the air-conditioner remote before it is broken. He becomes distracte...
Atsushi Soga is a science-fiction club member who is placed inside the mysterious time machine and unexpectedly travels to the previous day, becoming the figure seen in Yui Ito and Haruka Shibata's ph...
Daigo Ishimatsu is a science-fiction club member who joins Shunsuke Koizumi and another club member in traveling to the past to retrieve the air-conditioner remote before it is damaged. He forgets the...
Akira Tamura is a science-fiction club member from August 20, 2030 who arrives in the present through the time machine. He helps explain its future connection, travels to retrieve the remote, and late...
Yui Ito is a photography club member who takes pictures of the science-fiction club and develops them with Haruka Shibata. Her photograph reveals a mysterious figure connected to the time machine, mak...
Professor Kohtaro Hozumi is the club advisor, known as Hoze, who is asked to repair the damaged air-conditioner remote. He explains that changing the past would create a grandfather paradox and make t...
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A playful university time-travel adventure turns everyday club problems into a chain of paradoxes, legends, and future connections.
Directed by Katsuyuki Motohiro
Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) · 6.9/10 · comedy, science-fiction
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