Emily Anderson (played by Kathryn McCormick) is a protagonist in Step Up Revolution.
Aspiring ballerina torn between classical training and street dance. Sean Asa (played by Ryan Guzman) is a protagonist in Step Up Revolution.
Charismatic flash mob leader and choreographer across multiple films. Eddy (played by Misha Gabriel) appears in Step Up Revolution.
Core member of The Mob crew and Sean's close friend. Jason Hardlerson (played by Stephen 'tWitch' Boss) appears in Step Up Revolution.
Co-leader of The Mob flash mob crew. DJ Penelope (played by Cleopatra Coleman) appears in Step Up Revolution.
Music provider for The Mob's flash mob performances. Vladd (played by Chadd Smith) appears in Step Up Revolution.
Intense street dancer who joins LMNTRIX for the Vortex competition. Ricky's Mother (played by Sabina V. Gomez) appears in Step Up Revolution.
Family member of Ricky. Ricky (played by Mario Ernesto Sánchez) appears in Step Up Revolution.
Bar owner and Sean's uncle.
Step Up Revolution (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Emily Anderson
(played by Kathryn McCormick) — protagonist
Aspiring ballerina torn between classical training and street dance.
Sean Asa
(played by Ryan Guzman) — protagonist
Charismatic flash mob leader and choreographer across multiple films.
Eddy
(played by Misha Gabriel) — supporting
Core member of The Mob crew and Sean's close friend.
Jason Hardlerson
(played by Stephen 'tWitch' Boss) — supporting
Co-leader of The Mob flash mob crew.
DJ Penelope
(played by Cleopatra Coleman) — supporting
Music provider for The Mob's flash mob performances.
Vladd
(played by Chadd Smith) — minor
Intense street dancer who joins LMNTRIX for the Vortex competition.
Ricky's Mother
(played by Sabina V. Gomez) — minor
Family member of Ricky.
Ricky
(played by Mario Ernesto Sánchez) — minor
Bar owner and Sean's uncle.
Jenny Kido
(played by Mari Koda) — cameo
Agile street dancer who joins LMNTRIX for the Vortex competition.
Hair
(played by Christopher Scott) — cameo
Energetic dancer with distinctive style, core LMNTRIX member.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ricky's Mother → Ricky
(mother)
角色名包含关系词: mother
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jason Hardlerson → Jenny Kido
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Jason and Jenny Kido participate in the final flash mob.
Jason Hardlerson → Hair
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Jason and Hair participate in the final flash mob.
Jason Hardlerson → Vladd
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Jason and Vladd participate in the final flash mob.
Jason Hardlerson → DJ Penelope
(Alliance Teammate)
Both are part of The Mob's core performance team.
Eddy → Jenny Kido
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Eddy and Jenny Kido participate in the final flash mob.
Eddy → Hair
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Eddy and Hair participate in the final flash mob.
Eddy → Vladd
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Eddy and Vladd participate in the final flash mob.
Emily Anderson → Jenny Kido
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Emily and Jenny Kido participate in the final flash mob.
Emily Anderson → Hair
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Emily and Hair participate in the final flash mob.
Emily Anderson → Vladd
(Alliance Teammate)
Both Emily and Vladd participate in the final flash mob.
Sean Asa → Jenny Kido
(Alliance Teammate)
Jenny Kido from The House of Pirates helps The Mob at the development announcement.
Sean Asa → Hair
(Alliance Teammate)
Hair from The House of Pirates helps The Mob at the development announcement.
Sean Asa → Vladd
(Alliance Teammate)
Vladd from The House of Pirates helps The Mob at the development announcement.
Ricky → Emily Anderson
(Social Acquaintance)
Ricky reveals to Emily and Sean that her father plans to destroy the neighborhood.
Story Analysis
A street dance crew and a ballerina unite to save their neighborhood from corporate development.
Plot Progression
The Mob's Opening Wave
Breaking the Rules
Secrets and Betrayal
The Final Stand
Directed by Scott Speer
Step Up Revolution (2012) · 6.9/10 · drama, music, romance