Character Relationship Map: Supersonic Man
Supersonic Man (1979) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Paul
(played by Antonio Cantafora) — protagonist
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Kronos/Supersonic Man
(played by José Luis Ayestarán) — protagonist
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Dr. Gulik
(played by Cameron Mitchell) — supporting
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Patricia Morgan / Patricia Gordon
(played by Diana Polakov) — supporting
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Prof. Morgan / Prof. Gordon
(played by José María Caffarel) — supporting
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Peterson
(played by Frank Braña) — supporting
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George
(played by Tito García) — supporting
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Harrison
(played by Luis Barboo) — supporting
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Bill
(played by Quique Camoiras) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Bill → Dr. Gulik
(Professional Henchman) — Part of villain's team
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Harrison → Dr. Gulik
(Professional Henchman) — Assists in evil plans
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Peterson → Dr. Gulik
(Professional Henchman) — Works for the mad scientist
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Prof. Morgan / Prof. Gordon → Dr. Gulik
(Professional Rival Scientist) — Competing scientific minds
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Patricia Morgan / Patricia Gordon → Prof. Morgan / Prof. Gordon
(Family Daughter) — Scientist's daughter
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Kronos/Supersonic Man → Paul
(Alliance Partner) — Works with human ally
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George → Paul
(Social Friend) — Supportive companion
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Paul → Patricia Morgan / Patricia Gordon
(Alliance Ally) — Assists the hero's mission
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Kronos/Supersonic Man → Dr. Gulik
(Conflict Arch Enemy) — Cosmic hero vs mad scientist
Story Analysis
Cosmic hero protects Earth from mad scientist
Plot Progression
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Cosmic Arrival
— The hero Kronos arrives on Earth to protect humanity from an unknown threat
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Enemy Revealed
— Dr. Gulik emerges as the antagonist with plans to destroy humanity
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Alliance Formed
— Kronos teams up with human allies to combat the growing threat
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Escalating Conflict
— Gulik's plans become more dangerous as the hero struggles to keep up
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Final Confrontation
— The ultimate battle between cosmic hero and mad scientist determines Earth's fate
Directed by Juan Piquer Simón
Supersonic Man (1979) · 3.9/10 · adventure, comedy, fantasy, science-fiction
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q3504799), public domain (CC0).
Plot breakdown and analysis on this page are AI-generated from the title's synopsis and metadata.