Catnapped! (1998) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The evil ruler of Banipal Witt, Princess Buburina turns Papadoll into a giant flying monster, hoping to use him as a weapon. She takes Miiko hostage and plans to enslave her after sunrise. Buburina re...
Papadoll is Toriyasu and Miiko's pet dog, missing for a week before the story begins. In Banipal Witt, Princess Buburina transforms him into a giant flying monster to use as a weapon. During the rescu...
A powerful wizard whom Toriyasu and Miiko meet in Banipal Witt. Sandada explains that Princess Buburina brought Papadoll there and transformed him into a giant flying monster. He tells the children th...
Toriyasu is Miiko's older brother and Papadoll's owner. After the feline scientists take him and Miiko to Banipal Witt, its magical sun turns him into a kitten. Sandada tells him that only he can rest...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Princess Buburina brings Papadoll to Banipal Witt, transforms him into a giant flying monster, and intends to use him as a weapon.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sandada explains that Papadoll must be returned to normal and identifies Toriyasu as the person capable of doing it.
Sandada explains Papadoll's transformation and tells Toriyasu that only he can restore Papadoll before sunrise.
Sandada explains that Buburina has transformed Papadoll and is using him as a weapon, placing their objectives in direct opposition.
Buburina refuses to return Papadoll and nearly causes Toriyasu to fall to his death after tearing off Papadoll's collar.
The plot identifies Papadoll as Toriyasu's pet dog. Toriyasu later tries to take Papadoll back from Princess Buburina.
A desperate rescue journey carries Toriyasu from a missing pet to a magical conflict in Banipal Witt.
Directed by Takashi Nakamura
Catnapped! (1998) · 6.3/10 · adventure, animation, family, fantasy
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