Future Kick (1991) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Walker
(played by Don Wilson) — protagonist
Nancy
(played by Meg Foster) — supporting
Kraner
(played by Al Ruscio) — supporting
Howard
(played by Jeff Pomerantz) — supporting
Hynes
(played by Eb Lottimer) — supporting
Dr. Sado
(played by Dana Lee) — supporting
New Body Announcer
(played by Debbie James) — supporting
Elana
(played by Hayden Conner) — minor
Peter
(played by Ryan MacDonald) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Sado → Kraner
(Professional Reporter And Recipient) — Dr. Sado communicates developing trouble to Kraner.
The available events end with Dr. Sado reporting further trouble to Kraner.
Nancy → Walker
(Professional Employer And Investigator) — Nancy hires Walker to investigate Howard's murder.
Nancy offers Walker $50,000 to discover who killed Howard, and Walker agrees to consider the assignment.
Nancy → Howard
(Family Wife) — Nancy is Howard's wife and pursues the truth after his death.
The plot explicitly identifies Nancy as Howard's wife, and she travels to Earth to investigate his murder.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Peter → Nancy
(Social Warning Supporter) — Peter provides Nancy with a warning about the risks of her investigation.
Peter warns Nancy that her investigation is dangerous after she arrives on Earth.
Nancy → New Body Announcer
(Conflict Investigative Opposition) — Nancy's investigation exposes the corporation's hidden activities.
Nancy investigates Howard's murder and learns about the stolen disk and the conspiracy surrounding New Body.
Howard → New Body Announcer
(Conflict Evidence Target) — Howard becomes a threat to the corporate organ scheme by possessing its evidence.
Howard receives a disk proving that New Body secretly obtains human organs for wealthy clients, after which he is murdered.
Elana → New Body Announcer
(Conflict Corporate Opposition) — Elana's actions oppose the corporate operation represented in the available character list by the New Body Announcer.
Elana is described as a New Body corporate executive who secretly steals evidence exposing the corporation's organ operation.
Elana → Howard
(Alliance Evidence Informant) — Elana entrusts Howard with evidence against New Body.
Elana steals a computer disk containing proof of New Body's operation and gives it to Howard.
Hynes learns that Howard's wife is investigating, while he and his associates attempt to silence witnesses.
Hynes → Howard
(Conflict Murderer And Victim) — Hynes is directly connected to the killing of Howard.
Hynes admits that Howard knew too much, and Howard is murdered by agents connected to Hynes.
Walker → Hynes
(Conflict Opposing Forces) — Walker becomes an obstacle to Hynes's effort to suppress the investigation.
Walker investigates a murder connected to Hynes, while Hynes and his associates continue trying to silence witnesses and recover the disk.
Story Analysis
A lone Cyberon and a grieving investigator uncover a corporate organ conspiracy while authoritarian forces attempt to erase the evidence.
Plot Progression
A Ruined Earth
— Earth is devastated by endless wars while corporations control the planet through authoritarian police forces. The Cyberons turn against their creators and are hunted, leaving Walker as the last known...
The Stolen Proof
— New Body secretly obtains human organs for wealthy clients. Elana steals a computer disk proving the operation, gives it to Howard, and Howard is murdered after becoming a liability.
A Widow's Search
— Nancy arrives on Earth to investigate Howard's death despite Peter's warning. She follows information to Hell's Hall and offers Walker $50,000 to find the killer.
Corporate Retaliation
— Walker and Nancy investigate the disk, Elana, and New Body while Walker reveals the history of the Cyberons. Corporate police and Hynes's associates close in, and the available story ends with retalia...
