Genocide (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A biologist who initially sends Joji Akiyama to collect rare insects. After Yukari Akiyama asks for help, Yoshito Nagumo travels to the island, investigates the airmen’s strange wounds, identifies ins...
Yukari Akiyama’s husband and Yoshito Nagumo’s insect-collecting associate. Joji Akiyama is found with Annabelle, discovers a military watch near an abandoned parachute, and is arrested after it is lin...
Joji Akiyama’s wife, who remains on the island while worrying about his prolonged absence. She resists Seborey Kudo’s advances, contacts Yoshito Nagumo for help, and later becomes a target during the...
A local doctor who becomes involved after Charlie is returned to the island. Junko Komura faces danger when Charlie’s madness makes him a threat to her and Yukari Akiyama, connecting her to the island...
Yukari Akiyama’s employer, who takes advantage of Joji Akiyama’s absence by making unwanted advances toward her. His actions intensify Yukari’s personal difficulties before Yoshito Nagumo arrives to h...
A blonde woman initially found with Joji Akiyama who has a deep, traumatic connection to the insects. Annabelle works with Eastern bloc spies, helps capture Yoshito Nagumo and the others, and reveals...
The officer leading the American search party sent to recover the missing H-bomb after the bomber crashes. Lieutenant Gordon later supports detonating the weapon to conceal the incident and destroy th...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Yukari as Joji's wife and describes her concern about his prolonged absence.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot describes Nagumo and his allies being captured by the spies and Annabelle; Junko is identified as a local doctor threatened by Charly during...
Annabelle's plan uses the insects as a weapon, and Joji sacrifices himself to save Yukari from attacking insects.
After Joji tries to sell a military-issue watch traced to the crash site, the plot says he is arrested and accused of the airmen's deaths by the Ameri...
Gordon's Americans plan to detonate the H-bomb, while Nagumo desperately tries to prevent the detonation.
Annabelle is tied to the insects and plans to use them as a weapon; Joji later sacrifices himself to save Yukari from the attacking insects.
The plot says Nagumo and his allies are captured by the spies and Annabelle.
Nagumo arrives after Yukari's plea for help and investigates the wounds connected to the airmen's deaths while Joji is accused.
Yukari sends Nagumo a plea for help, and he arrives on the island to assist Joji.
Yukari fights off Kudo's advances while working for him.
An insect outbreak, a missing H-bomb, and competing attempts to control the crisis converge in an ending marked by sacrifice and impending catastrophe.
Directed by Kazui Nihonmatsu
Genocide (1968) · 5.1/10 · horror, science-fiction
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