Frog Kingdom (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The Frog King's daughter and the central figure in the contest over her future, she runs away rather than accept a marriage decided by the Froggy Olympics. With help from a friend, she disguises herse...
An investigator who follows the trail after a group of frogs is captured. With help from Thelma and others, he locates the imprisoned friends and learns that their captors used venom. His investigatio...
Princess Froglegs's father, the Frog King is alarmed when she disappears and insists that the Froggy Olympics winner must marry her. While people around him question the tradition and search for the p...
The announcer who informs the crowd that the Froggy Olympics' grand prize is Princess Froglegs, who must marry the winner. Later, the announcer declares that One-Eye has beaten the beast and won, pres...
A competitor and friend of the frogs in danger, Freddie joins the effort to rescue the captured group. During the struggle with a crocodile, he is swallowed, leading his friends to fear he is dead; af...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot says Princess Froglegs is the Frog King's daughter and that he is alarmed when she disappears.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Inspector Noggin follows the trail to captured frogs, and the group sets out to rescue them; Freddie is later swallowed during the struggle and emerge...
The announcer reveals that the grand prize is Princess Froglegs, who is to marry the winner.
Princess Froglegs resists an arranged marriage tied to the Froggy Olympics, while a rescue crisis and a disputed victory leave the contest unresolved.
Directed by Melanie Simka, Nelson Shin
Frog Kingdom (2013) · 4.7/10 · adventure, animation, comedy
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