Demons (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Gengobe is a disgraced former samurai whose apparent ruin conceals his wish to restore his honor and rejoin a vendetta. He loves Koman, accepts 100 ryo intended for his cause, and ultimately uses the...
Sangoro is Koman's hidden husband and a determined intermediary in her precarious situation. He tries to find a patron for Koman, urges Gengobe to return to the teahouse, and finally exposes the marri...
Koman is a woman devoted to Gengobe, marked by a Godairiki tattoo as a pledge never to give herself to another man. She begs Gengobe to make her his wife, accepts his ransom with joy, rejects wealth w...
Hachiemon is connected to Gengobe's former household and acts as the bearer of critical news. He tells Gengobe that selling his possessions has damaged his standing and separated him from the samurai...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sangoro reveals that Koman already has a husband and identifies himself as that husband.
Koman says that the Godairiki tattoo is meant for Gengobe and begs him to make her his wife. Gengobe later offers the full 100 ryo to ransom her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hachiemon brings Gengobe 100 ryo collected by men from his former household so that he can restore his honor and rejoin the vendetta.
After Sangoro identifies himself as Koman's husband, Gengobe accuses him and Koman of manipulating him into paying the ransom.
A romantic pledge becomes a crisis of honor when a concealed marriage transforms Gengobe's attempted ransom into an accusation of betrayal.
Directed by Toshio Matsumoto
Demons (1971) · 7.7/10 · drama, horror
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