Drowning Fish (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Katsuhiko Shirosu is one half of the misfit duo called in to investigate the blackmail of corporate executives. He joins the search for clues about "Oboreru Sakana" and infiltrates a gay nightclub wit...
Munetaka Akiyoshi is one half of the ethically questionable duo tasked with locating "Oboreru Sakana" after executives are blackmailed into public nudity. He works alongside Katsuhiko Shirosu, and tog...
Miyota is a superintendent who helps orchestrate the conspiracy behind the investigation. He communicates with an official posing as an economic consultant and arranges for Shuji Ishimaki to investiga...
Shuji Ishimaki is a Public Security Bureau foreign-affairs agent whose alleged links to Russian organized crime and weapons smuggling make him central to the case. Miyota arranges for him to investiga...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Miyota had arranged for Ishimaki to investigate the blackmail, and the scheme pushed Ishimaki into blackmailing Daito and made him a pawn in a larger...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The final revelations point to Miyota as the person who arranged for Ishimaki to investigate the blackmail. Shirosu challenges the idea that human liv...
Their superiors pair them up to investigate the incidents. The plot describes them working together despite arguments and difficulty cooperating.
A mismatched police pair investigates blackmail and discovers that the case has been shaped by manipulation, corruption, and lethal betrayal.
Directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi
Drowning Fish (2001) · 7.7/10 · action, drama
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