Migration (2023) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Anxious father duck who learns to embrace adventure and trust his family.
Encouraging mother duck who pushes her family to explore the world beyond their pond.
Rebellious teenage duck seeking independence and adventure away from home.
Curious young duck who inspires her family to join the migration journey.
Aggressive pigeon leader in NYC who initially clashes with the Mallards.
Elderly great blue heron living in a swamp, misunderstood but ultimately kind.
Captive scarlet macaw from Jamaica who guides the family to their destination.
Mack's lonely uncle who initially resists migration but eventually joins.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Siblings traveling together and supporting each other through challenges.
Mother encouraging her daughter's curiosity and leadership.
Mother supporting her son's desire for adventure and personal growth.
Father and daughter bonding during the migration journey.
Father and son navigating generational conflict over independence and safety.
Married couple raising three ducklings together and navigating parenting challenges.
Gwen persuades her uncle to join the migration to alleviate his loneliness.
Uncle and nephew discussing the decision to migrate and overcoming fear.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Delroy guides the family to Jamaica after being freed from captivity.
Family shelters with Erin during a storm and she saves their children from danger.
Uncle Dan causes trouble with Chump's pigeon flock, leading to initial hostility.
Chump introduces Delroy to the Mallard family in New York City.
Family adventure and self-discovery through migration
Directed by Benjamin Renner
Migration (2023) · 7.4/10 · adventure, animation, comedy, family
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