Ron's Gone Wrong (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A 12-year-old boy who is the only student without a B-Bot. After receiving a defective robot named Ron, he teaches him how to be a friend. When Ron's glitches cause chaos, Barney runs away with him, o...
A defective, glitchy B-Bot who escapes safety restrictions. After Barney teaches him friendship, Ron tries to help Barney make friends but causes school-wide chaos. He sacrifices his power to save Bar...
Barney's well-meaning but busy father. Realizing his son's loneliness, he purchases a defective B-Bot for him. Later, he joins Barney, his mother Donka, and Marc in breaking into Bubble headquarters t...
Barney's 77-year-old Bulgarian grandmother who recognizes her grandson's isolation. She accompanies Graham to purchase a B-Bot and later participates in the team effort to infiltrate Bubble HQ, helpin...
A ruthless executive at Bubble Tech who sees Ron's glitches as a threat to the company's image. He orders the bots to hunt down Barney, initially abandons him in the woods, and later usurps Marc's CEO...
A former friend of Barney who becomes overly reliant on her B-Bot. She inadvertently exposes Ron online, suffers public humiliation, and temporarily drifts from the group. Later, she helps rescue Barn...
The young CEO of Bubble Tech who created the B-Bots. Initially fascinated by Ron's deviations from his algorithm, he later tries to patch him. Eventually, he helps Barney infiltrate the company to res...
A former classmate of Barney who becomes immersed in his B-Bot. He joins his friends in the woods to rescue Barney after the storm and reconciles with the group at the end.
One of Barney's former classmates who bullies him for lacking a B-Bot. He discovers Ron's unlocked function and downloads it, inadvertently causing a city-wide robot malfunction. Later, he joins his f...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Marc created the B-Bots and is fascinated when Ron goes against his programming.
Donka is described as Barney's 77-year-old Bulgarian grandmother and joins Graham in buying him a B-Bot.
The plot identifies Graham as Barney's father. Graham realizes Barney is lonely and helps obtain a B-Bot for him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Donka participates with Marc and the family in the plan to enter Bubble headquarters and recover Ron's original data.
Graham joins Barney, Donka, and Marc in breaking into Bubble headquarters to restore Ron.
Noah and Ava join the same group that helps Barney and later accepts the changed B-Bots.
Rich and Ava are among the children who rush to help Barney after Ron brings him back to civilization.
Rich and Noah join the same former-friend group that helps Barney after the storm.
Savannah and Rich are part of the same group of former friends and later jointly help rescue Barney.
Marc helps Barney, Graham, and Donka break into Bubble headquarters to access Ron's original data.
Andrew sends nearby B-Bots to track Barney and Ron and calls them off while Barney is in medical danger.
Andrew believes Ron must be destroyed, sends B-Bots to track Barney and Ron, and abandons Barney in the woods.
Andrew views Ron as bad publicity, later takes over the company, and is eventually forced to give Marc the CEO position back.
Rich discovers Ron's unlocked function and downloads it, causing the other B-Bots to lose their safety features.
Savannah shows Ron that his purpose is to help Barney make friends, and later helps Barney after Ron brings him back to civilization.
A lonely boy and a defective friendship robot challenge a system that confuses algorithmic connection with genuine friendship.
Directed by Jean-Philippe Vine, Sarah Smith
Ron's Gone Wrong (2021) · 7.9/10 · animation, comedy, family, science-fiction
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