Character Relationship Map: Dimension 5

Characters

• Justin Power (played by Jeffrey Hunter) — protagonist

  Protagonist and Espionage, Inc. agent equipped with a time-travel belt. He teams up with Kitty to stop the Dragon crime ring's hydrogen bomb plot. He uses time travel to prevent assassinations, invest...

• Kitty (played by France Nuyen) — supporting

  Chinese agent (Ki Ti Tsu) partnered with Power. She initially aids in foiling an assassination attempt in Hong Kong and later helps Power infiltrate the Dragon ring. Motivated by revenge for her paren...

• Big Buddha (played by Harold Sakata) — supporting

  Ruthless crime lord heading the Dragon ring. He plans to detonate a hydrogen bomb in Los Angeles on Christmas Day. He captures Power and Kitty in a future timeline warehouse, orders the death of his s...

• Sato (played by Robert Ito) — supporting

  Espionage agent tasked with transporting captured agent Chang from Hong Kong. He witnesses the airport assassination attempt alongside a female agent but fails to prevent it. His involvement centers o...

• Nancy Ho (played by Linda Ho) — supporting

  Dragon agent posing as a hostess at a Cantonese restaurant. She identifies Kitty as an enemy agent and manipulates the restaurant owner into giving Power a disguised owl bomb. She is stabbed and kille...

• Genghis (played by Lee Kolima) — supporting
• Stoneface (played by David Chow) — supporting

  Loyal Dragon enforcer. He attempts to eliminate Power and Kitty using a disintegrator in the future timeline but is executed by Big Buddha instead. Kitty later uses a fake handover to him as a strateg...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Big Buddha → Genghis (Power Commander) — Genghis protects Big Buddha as his designated enforcer.

  Genghis serves as Big Buddha's bodyguard and overpowers Power during the warehouse fight.

• Big Buddha → Stoneface (Power Controller) — Big Buddha exercises absolute authority over Stoneface and disposes of him when his actions conflict with the plan.

  When Stoneface wants to kill Power and Kitty with a disintegrator, Big Buddha orders Stoneface killed instead.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Kitty → Sato (Alliance Mission Associate) — Kitty and Sato are connected through the operation to transport Chang.

  Sato witnesses the airport assassination attempt alongside the female agent who is later identified as Kitty, and Kitty assists in protecting the tran...

• Justin Power → Sato (Alliance Operational Ally) — Power supports Sato's prisoner-transfer mission through time-based intelligence.

  Power uses the time-travel device to preview the airport assassination, then switches to the present and warns Sato by radio about the threat.

• Justin Power → Genghis (Conflict Combatant) — Their physical confrontation forms a major part of the warehouse escape.

  Genghis attacks Power in the warehouse and initially overpowers him. Power eventually uses a gun thrown by Kitty to shoot Genghis.

• Stoneface → Kitty (Conflict Adversary) — Stoneface opposes Kitty as part of the Dragon security apparatus.

  Kitty uses a false handover to meet Big Buddha while Stoneface is involved in the Dragon operation. He later tries to eliminate both agents with a dis...

• Stoneface → Justin Power (Conflict Pursuer) — Stoneface is a Dragon enforcer tasked with eliminating Power.

  Kitty appears to turn Power over to Stoneface, but the handover is a ruse. Stoneface later attempts to kill Power and Kitty with a disintegrator in th...

• Nancy Ho → Kitty (Conflict Enemy Agent) — Ho identifies Kitty as an opponent and becomes a direct target of Kitty's counterattack.

  Nancy Ho recognizes Kitty as a Chinese agent and acts against her interests. Kitty kills Ho when Ho attempts to stab Power.

• Nancy Ho → Justin Power (Conflict Enemy Agent) — Ho directly attempts to deceive and kill Power.

  Nancy Ho, a Dragon agent posing as a restaurant hostess, forces the restaurant owner to give Power a bomb disguised as an owl-shaped incense burner an...

• Kitty → Big Buddha (Conflict Personal Enemy) — Kitty's mission is intensified by a personal desire for revenge against Big Buddha.

  Kitty confronts Big Buddha because he served as an executioner during the Nanking Massacre, including the deaths of her parents seven years earlier.

• Justin Power → Big Buddha (Conflict Arch Enemy) — Power is the principal field opponent of Big Buddha's terrorist operation.

  Big Buddha heads the Dragon ring and plans to destroy Los Angeles with a hydrogen bomb, while Power investigates the plot, confronts him in the future...

• Justin Power → Kitty (Alliance Teammate) — Power and Kitty become operational partners against the Dragon network.

  Justin Power is assigned to work with the Chinese agent Ki Ti Tsu, known as Kitty. They later investigate the warehouse together and return to the pre...

Story Analysis

A time-traveling espionage agent and his Chinese partner uncover and dismantle a hydrogen-bomb plot led by Big Buddha.

Plot Progression

1. The Time Agent's Assignment — Justin Power returns from a mission using his time-travel belt and receives a new assignment against the Dragon crime ring. The attempted assassination of Chang demonstrates the danger surrounding the...
2. The Bomb Beneath The Cover — The truth-machine interrogation reveals that a hydrogen bomb is being assembled in Los Angeles for Christmas Day. Power meets Kitty, and their investigation is threatened by a disguised bomb at a Cant...
3. Enemies Across Time — After confronting Nancy Ho and surviving a false handover, Power explains the limits of his time-travel belt to Kitty. They travel three weeks forward to investigate a warehouse shipment connected to...
4. The Warehouse Reckoning — Power and Kitty find Uranium-238 hidden among Christmas decorations but are captured by Big Buddha. Power fights Genghis, Big Buddha is killed by his servant, and the agents return to the present to s...