Dogora (1964) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Mark Jackson initially presents himself as a diamond broker, but later reveals that he is an investigator for the World Diamond Insurance Association. He is captured and questioned by gangsters, escap...
Masayo is Doctor Matakata's laboratory assistant and Kirino's sister. She witnesses the strange force lifting coal with Inspector Komei and helps connect him to Matakata's investigation. She later tel...
Kirino works at the Electric Wave Laboratory and is Masayo's brother. He witnesses the mysterious energy phenomenon with Masayo, Inspector Komei, and Doctor Matakata, then reports the United Nations'...
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The plot explicitly identifies Kirino as Masayo's brother when he arrives from the Electric Wave Laboratory.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jackson joins the expedition to the coal mines after Kirino's scientific explanation identifies Dogora as a radiation-mutated organism.
Masayo calls to report that Jackson is at Munakata's home, and Jackson later joins the expedition connected to the Dogora investigation.
The gangsters abduct Jackson for questioning, imprison him, pursue him over the diamonds, and later bind him to dynamite.
A diamond investigation expands into a global scientific and military struggle against a carbon-consuming alien organism.
Directed by Ishirō Honda
Dogora (1964) · 6.7/10 · crime, horror, science-fiction
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