The Warriors (1979) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Second-in-command and de facto leader of the Coney Island Warriors after their original leader is killed. Guides the gang through multiple turf wars and police chases to survive the night. Demonstrate...
The Warriors' primary enforcer. Initially resents Swan's leadership but follows him on the journey home. Gets separated in Riverside Park when he aggressively approaches a woman, only to discover she...
Sadistic and unstable leader of the Rogues gang. Assassinates Cyrus and frames the Warriors for the murder. Ambushes the gang at Coney Island, attempts to kill Swan with a gun, but is ultimately disar...
Original warlord and leader of the Warriors. After the summit, he openly denies responsibility for Cyrus's murder, triggering a brutal attack by the Riffs that leaves his fate unknown.
A soldier in the Warriors gang. Escapes the police by boarding a subway car with two other members, later rejoining the main group at Union Square station to continue the journey home.
Girlfriend of the Orphans' leader who instigates a turf confrontation with the Warriors. Fascinated by their escape, she follows them across the city, joins Swan at a subway station, proves her combat...
A soldier in the Warriors gang. Fights alongside the group against the Baseball Furies in Riverside Park and survives the encounter to help the gang continue their trek back to Coney Island.
The musical member of the Warriors. Part of the group chased into Riverside Park by the Baseball Furies, where he participates in the turf brawl and survives to continue the journey home.
Charismatic leader of the Gramercy Riffs and the most powerful gang in New York. Proposes a historic citywide truce at midnight, but is assassinated by Luther during the summit, setting the entire plo...
The graffiti artist of the Warriors. Escapes the NYPD with two companions, gets separated at Union Square, is lured by the all-female Lizzie gang, narrowly escapes their ambush, and eventually reunite...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Cyrus is described as the charismatic leader of the Gramercy Riffs.
Masai is identified as Cyrus's second-in-command in the Riffs.
The plot describes Luther as the leader of the Rogues, while Rogue is identified as a member of that gang.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rembrandt enters the Lizzies' hideout with Vermin and Cochise and escapes their ambush.
Cochise is invited into the Lizzies' hideout and narrowly escapes their subsequent attack.
Lizzie and her all-female gang lure Vermin into their hideout before launching an attack.
Mercy flees the scene when police arrive after Fox is thrown onto the subway tracks.
Ajax is arrested after aggressively approaching a woman who reveals herself as an undercover police officer.
Police pursue the Warriors at the 96th Street and Broadway station while Swan tries to get home.
The vengeful Riffs attack Cleon after Luther frames the Warriors for Cyrus's murder.
Masai places a dead-or-alive bounty on the Warriors after Cyrus's death.
After killing Cyrus, Luther falsely accuses the Warriors, while Cleon denies responsibility for the assassination.
Luther shoots Cyrus during the summit and kills him.
Vermin and Rembrandt escape with Cochise and later survive the Lizzies' ambush together.
Cochise and Rembrandt escape the police together by boarding a subway car.
A framed gang must cross New York overnight, survive escalating opposition, and reach home before the truth is revealed.
Directed by Walter Hill
The Warriors (1979) · 7.7/10 · action, thriller
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