Beast Cops (1998) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A no-nonsense lieutenant transferred for punching his former boss. Assigned to Tung's precinct, he visits Fai's disco and genuinely falls in love with Yoyo. After discovering Push-pin assaulted her, h...
A street cop and Fai's close friend. When Fai flees, Tung manages his criminal affairs while struggling with a transactional relationship with a married woman. He inadvertently takes a bribe from Push...
A triad dai lo and Tung's friend. He hires a hitman to eliminate a business rival, which backfires and forces him into hiding. During his absence, his empire is hijacked and Yoyo is abused. Fai return...
The madam of Fai's disco and his former moll. After Fai abandons her, she genuinely bonds with Cheung. She refuses Push-pin's demand to traffic drugs through her escorts, triggering his violence. She...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Yo-Yo is described as Fai's moll, and she is upset when Fai leaves town without her.
After meeting at Fai's disco, Cheung and Yo-Yo develop a genuine love relationship, and Yo-Yo announces that she is carrying his baby.
Michael Cheung is transferred as the new commanding officer of Tung's squad, and Tung takes him to Fai's disco to introduce him to the precinct.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Tung is a street cop who is friends with Fai, a triad dai lo.
A police friendship is tested by criminal loyalty, compromised authority, romantic rivalry, and revenge against a rising triad power.
Directed by Dante Lam Chiu-yin, Gordon Chan
Beast Cops (1998) · 6.5/10 · crime, thriller, action
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