Mickey 17 (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A human clone working as an "Expendable" on an ice planet colony mission. After his seventeenth iteration survives a crash and is replaced by Mickey 18, the two secretly cooperate to survive. He commu...
A security agent on the expedition ship who develops a romance with Mickey. She discovers and accepts his clone iterations, helps him evade capture, and realizes the native Creepers are sentient. She...
Mickey's childhood friend and the mission's shuttle pilot. He betrays Mickey by selling his equipment and later attempts to dismember an iteration on the orders of a loan shark. His greed and abuses d...
The expedition's leader and a politician who enforces a strict policy to eliminate all clone multiples. He attempts to destroy Mickey's memory backups and orders the eradication of the native Creepers...
Marshall's wife who manipulates him into organizing a deadly competition between the clone iterations. She is taken hostage by Nasha to secure an alien's release and is later rumored to have committed...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly identifies Ylfa as Marshall's wife.
Marshall leads the expedition, while Nasha serves as a security agent within the expedition's command structure.
Marshall enforces a policy that all clone Multiples must be eliminated and later attempts to destroy Mickey's memory backups.
The plot states that a romance develops between Mickey and security agent Nasha during the voyage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Timo attempts to dismember Mickey, Nasha overpowers him after Mickey 18 creates a ruse.
Ylfa persuades Marshall to force the Mickeys into a deadly competition in which the winner is allowed to live.
Nasha takes Ylfa hostage to ensure that Zoco is released.
The plot identifies Timo as Mickey Barnes's childhood friend. They join the spaceship crew together to escape the loan shark.
A disposable clone resists political control, recognizes the sentience of an alien species, and helps replace exploitation with coexistence.
Directed by Bong Joon Ho
Mickey 17 (2025) · 6.8/10 · adventure, comedy, science-fiction
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