Immortal (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jill is a bioengineered young woman whose unusual physiology allows her to bear a god’s child. Captured for experimentation, she escapes with help from Elma Turner and becomes the target of Horus’s pl...
Nikopol is a political rebel released accidentally from decades of cryogenic imprisonment. Because he remains genetically unmodified, his body can host Horus, although he resists the possession and co...
Elma Turner is a scientist working for the powerful eugenics company that studies captured beings. Fascinated by Jill’s newly formed biology, she becomes emotionally attached to her and helps arrange...
Horus is an ancient Egyptian god condemned by the other gods for his rebellious behavior and given seven days before losing his immortality and being executed. He possesses Nikopol to find a compatibl...
Horus's Baby is the child born from Horus’s union with Jill. One year later, the baby is shown in Paris as a blue falcon, and Jill describes the child as cheeky while speaking with Nikopol. The child’...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Horus impregnates Jill before returning control of Nikopol's body, and Jill later has their baby.
A year later, Jill appears in Paris with her new baby, described as a blue falcon.
Elma Turner examines Jill's unusual physiology after the eugenics company captures her and becomes fascinated by her condition.
Horus discovers that Nikopol's unmodified body can contain him and possesses it, although he cannot fully control Nikopol.
Nikopol begins to fall in love with Jill, and a later conversation in Paris hints that their romance might be rekindled.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The provided character list identifies Eugenics' Little Boy as a minor character, but the supplied plot reference gives no specific interaction.
Horus must find a compatible woman capable of carrying a god's child, and he eventually chooses Jill for this purpose.
A condemned god, a resistant host, and an engineered woman become bound together by survival, bodily autonomy, and uncertain love.
Directed by Enki Bilal
Immortal (2004) · 5.7/10 · action, drama, science-fiction
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