Diablo (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A former bank robber and Elisa's biological father. He kidnaps Elisa to protect her from her cartel boss father, fulfilling a deathbed promise to her mother. During their cross-country escape, he tran...
A mysterious and psychopathic hitman who answers Vicente's bounty on Kris. Driven by a deeply personal vendetta against Vicente, he ambushes cartel men, captures Vicente, and attempts to murder Elisa...
A teenage girl and the biological daughter of Kris Chaney, raised by cartel boss Vicente. Initially fearful of her kidnapper, she gradually bonds with Kris, discovers his true identity as her father,...
A powerful Colombian cartel boss and Elisa's legal father. A former partner of Kris who betrayed him, he places a massive bounty on Kris to retrieve his daughter. He is ultimately killed by El Corvo a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
El Corvo answers Vicente's bounty and tracks Kris and Elisa during their escape.
Vicente is identified as Kris's former criminal partner, and the plot states that Vicente betrayed Kris many years earlier.
The plot reveals that Kris is Elisa's biological father, and Elisa later accepts this truth during the confrontation with El Corvo.
Vicente is described as Elisa's legal father and as the cartel boss whose daughter Kris kidnaps.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
El Corvo takes Elisa hostage and later tries to send her into a metal-shredding machine.
The plot reveals that El Corvo has a deeply personal vendetta against Vicente and forces Vicente to confess a buried crime.
A former criminal rescues his biological daughter from a cartel world while confronting betrayal, vengeance, and the cost of broken family bonds.
Directed by Ernesto Díaz Espinoza
Diablo (2025) · 7.3/10 · action, crime, thriller, drama
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