Metropolis (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Advanced android modeled after Duke Red's deceased daughter, central to the nuclear weapon plot.
Duke Red's adopted son who leads the Marduks and seeks to eliminate Tima.
Japanese detective investigating Dr. Laughton and protecting Kenichi and Tima.
Young nephew of Shunsaku who forms a bond with Tima and helps her understand humanity.
Uncredited voice actor in the 2001 anime, providing ambient or background vocal effects.
Uncredited voice actor providing background or minor dialogue in Metropolis films.
Voice actor for the nation's president who conspires with revolutionaries.
Voice actor for the military commander who enforces martial law.
Rogue scientist hired by Duke Red to build the Tima android.
Supporting character in the 2001 anime, likely a minor human or robot figure with vocal lines.
Metropolis's wealthiest citizen and primary antagonist seeking world domination.
Cameo voice actor in the 2001 anime, providing brief or guest vocal performance.
Cameo voice actor in the 2001 anime, possibly playing a minor named character or entity.
Uncredited female voice actor in the 2001 anime, delivering minor dialogue or effects.
Brief vocal cameo providing atmospheric or transitional audio cues.
Cameo voice role in the 2001 anime, portraying a brief female customer interaction.
A tale of class struggle, artificial intelligence, and the relationship between humans and robots in a futuristic city
Directed by Rintaro
Metropolis (2001) · 7.2/10 · animation, science-fiction
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