Character Relationship Map: Zombillénium

Characters

• Hector (played by Emmanuel Curtil) — protagonist

  A widowed quality control inspector who dies after being bitten by the park's director, only to return as a powerful demon. He becomes an employee at Zombillénium, earns friendship through his ghost t...

• Steven (played by Alexis Tomassian) — supporting

  A young vampire attraction performer on the Ferris wheel who resents the rising popularity of zombies. He sabotages attractions, allies with Behemoth to overthrow Francis, kidnaps Lucie, and attempts...

• Blaise (played by Jean-Christophe Quenon) — minor
• Francis (played by Alain Choquet) — supporting

  The vampire director of Zombillénium who secretly runs the park with supernatural creatures. He transforms Hector to keep him employed, attempts to manage vampire-zombie rivalries, is temporarily over...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Francis → Blaise (Professional Park Authority And Human Resources Officer) — They occupy different administrative roles within the same supernatural workplace.

  Francis runs the park, while Blaise is identified as the werewolf in charge of human resources.

• Francis → Steven (Power Director And Performer) — Steven initially operates under Francis's authority within the park.

  Francis directs Zombillénium, while Steven performs on the Ferris wheel as part of the vampire attraction.

• Hector → Francis (Professional Employer And Employee) — Francis becomes Hector's employer after Hector is forced to remain at the supernatural amusement park.

  After Hector is transformed, Francis keeps him at Zombillénium and employs him at the park.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Blaise → Hector (Conflict Transformer) — Blaise participates in the supernatural process that changes Hector and binds him to the park.

  Blaise, the werewolf responsible for human resources, bites Hector after Francis has already bitten him.

• Steven → Hector (Conflict Rival) — Their rivalry grows from workplace competition into a direct physical confrontation.

  Steven resents Hector's presence, belittles the zombies, sabotages their attractions, and later chases Hector during the roller-coaster crisis.

Story Analysis

A grieving father is transformed by a supernatural amusement park and discovers the power to protect his family and reshape its divided community.

Plot Progression

1. The Park's Hidden Workforce — Hector inspects Zombillénium and discovers that its horrifying attractions are operated by supernatural creatures. Francis responds to the discovery by transforming Hector and keeping him inside the p...
2. A Zombie Finds Purpose — Hector struggles with his new existence and frightens his daughter. He eventually accepts park employment and helps the zombie-run ghost train become popular.
3. Vampire Ambition Rises — The ghost train's success threatens Steven's vampire attraction while the park faces financial danger. Steven responds by sabotaging the zombies and pursuing control of the park.
4. Vampirama's Dark Rule — Steven's alliance with Behemoth displaces Francis and turns the park into Vampirama. Francis and the zombies are sent to the underground wheel, while Hector's daughter enters the park.
5. Demonic Rescue — Steven kidnaps Hector's daughter, awakening Hector's overwhelming power. Hector escapes the underworld, learns he is a demon, and pursues Steven through the collapsing roller-coaster attraction.
6. The Park Reborn — Hector saves his daughter with demonic wings. Zombillénium restores its original identity, Francis resumes leadership, and Hector becomes the park's star attraction.