Txema Loigorri (played by Eduardo Noriega) is a protagonist in Wolf.
The protagonist and deep-cover intelligence agent who infiltrates ETA under multiple assumed identities to dismantle the paramilitary group's operations. Ricardo (played by Jose Coronado) is a protagonist in Wolf.
The pragmatic chief of the Spanish intelligence service who orchestrates the agent's deep-cover infiltration and strategic counter-terrorism efforts. Amaia (played by Mélanie Doutey) appears in Wolf.
The agent's civilian spouse, representing the personal life and emotional anchor he must continuously conceal from his handlers and enemies. Begoña (played by Silvia Abascal) appears in Wolf.
A trusted local associate who assists the agent with ground-level logistics and maintains his underground network in the Basque region. Pantxo (played by Santiago Ramos) appears in Wolf.
An ETA member or local operative whose interactions with the agent serve as both an intelligence source and a growing liability. Nelson (played by Patrick Bruel) appears in Wolf.
A foreign intelligence liaison or safehouse coordinator who enables the agent's mobility and extraction during critical phases of the mission. Matías (played by Manuel Zarzo) appears in Wolf.
An ETA operative targeted by the intelligence network, representing the mid-level leadership whose disruption weakens the organization's structure. Asier (played by Jorge Sanz) appears in Wolf.
A dedicated intelligence operative who collaborates with the handler on field planning and debriefing protocols.
Wolf (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Txema Loigorri
(played by Eduardo Noriega) — protagonist
The protagonist and deep-cover intelligence agent who infiltrates ETA under multiple assumed identities to dismantle the paramilitary group's operations.
Ricardo
(played by Jose Coronado) — protagonist
The pragmatic chief of the Spanish intelligence service who orchestrates the agent's deep-cover infiltration and strategic counter-terrorism efforts.
Amaia
(played by Mélanie Doutey) — supporting
The agent's civilian spouse, representing the personal life and emotional anchor he must continuously conceal from his handlers and enemies.
Begoña
(played by Silvia Abascal) — supporting
A trusted local associate who assists the agent with ground-level logistics and maintains his underground network in the Basque region.
Pantxo
(played by Santiago Ramos) — supporting
An ETA member or local operative whose interactions with the agent serve as both an intelligence source and a growing liability.
Nelson
(played by Patrick Bruel) — supporting
A foreign intelligence liaison or safehouse coordinator who enables the agent's mobility and extraction during critical phases of the mission.
Matías
(played by Manuel Zarzo) — supporting
An ETA operative targeted by the intelligence network, representing the mid-level leadership whose disruption weakens the organization's structure.
Asier
(played by Jorge Sanz) — supporting
A dedicated intelligence operative who collaborates with the handler on field planning and debriefing protocols.
Mediometro
(played by Roger Pera) — supporting
An ETA field agent whose movements and activities are monitored and ultimately thwarted by the intelligence campaign.
Txino
(played by Fernando Cayo) — supporting
A senior ETA tactical leader whose strategic plans are systematically obstructed by the agent's covert activities.
Key Relationships
Ricardo → Pantxo
(Conflict Intelligence Vs Paramilitary)
Txema Loigorri → Mediometro
(Social Local Contact)
