John Carter (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Former Confederate captain transported to Mars via a Thern medallion. Adapts to lower gravity with super strength and jumping ability. Allies with the Tharks, rescues Princess Dejah Thoris, becomes Th...
Princess of Helium engaged in a millennium war with Zodanga. Escapes an arranged marriage to Sab Than and is rescued by Carter. Reluctantly agrees to the wedding to save her city but plans for Carter'...
Daughter of Thark Jeddak Tars Tarkas. Assists Carter and Dejah in discovering that Thern medallions are powered by a ninth ray and seeks a way for Carter to return to Earth. Captured alongside them, r...
Leader of the Therns, an ancient race that manipulates planetary civilizations and feeds off their resources. Arms Sab Than with a powerful weapon and orchestrates the war. Forces Carter to return to...
Jeddak of the nomadic Thark tribe. Initially captures Carter but later allies with him. Overthrown by Tal Hajus, survives an arena battle alongside Carter, and aids the Thark army in storming Zodanga...
Jeddak of Zodanga who proposes a ceasefire by marrying the Princess of Helium. Armed with a special weapon from Matai Shang, he attempts to claim Dejah Thoris. His forces are defeated by Carter's Thar...
Ruthless Thark warrior who overthrows Tars Tarkas. Forces Carter and an injured Tarkas to fight enormous Great White-Apes in an arena. Carter kills him in combat, thereby earning the loyalty of the Th...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sab Than receives a special weapon from Matai Shang, while Shang explains that the Therns choose rulers to manipulate civilizations.
The plot identifies Sola as Tarkas's daughter, and she returns to the Tharks after his overthrow.
Sab Than proposes ending the war by marrying Dejah, and she later grudgingly agrees to the wedding to save her city.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
A Thern appears at Carter's tomb, raises a weapon, and is shot by Carter in front of Burroughs.
Tal Hajus overthrows Tars Tarkas and later forces the injured Tarkas into an arena battle.
Shang directs the attack by the Warhoon after Sola, Carter, and Dejah discover the ninth ray.
Tal Hajus overthrows Sola's father, Tars Tarkas, and Sola returns with Carter to help reclaim Thark leadership.
Shang directs the Warhoon attack that disrupts Dejah and Carter's journey and later helps drive the conflict threatening Helium.
Tars Tarkas later supports Carter's campaign, which frees Dejah's city from Sab Than's attack.
Dejah travels with Sola and Carter to the sacred river to investigate the medallion and the ninth ray.
Shang explains that the Therns manipulate civilizations and later sends Carter back to Earth as a challenge; Carter ultimately kills the Thern near th...
Carter defeats the Zodangan army during the assault on Helium, and Sab Than is killed during the final assault.
Tal Hajus overthrows Tarkas and forces Carter and the injured Tarkas to fight Great White-Apes before Carter kills Hajus.
Tars Tarkas initially captures Carter, but later allies with him and fights beside him in the arena and final campaign.
Sola travels with Carter and Dejah to the sacred river and later returns with Carter to seek help from the Tharks.
A displaced soldier discovers a larger planetary conflict, finds belonging on Barsoom, and outwits the Thern who controls his fate.
Directed by Andrew Stanton
John Carter (2012) · 6.4/10 · action, adventure, science-fiction
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