About
Character relationship graphs for anime, games, and TV
FandomGraph maps relationships between characters in anime, games, TV, and other fictional works. Each published title has an interactive graph and a readable roster, so a visitor can understand the connections without relying on the visual alone.
Each page identifies the characters, names the connection between them, and links to the relevant character profiles. The focus is the relationship itself: family, friendship, romance, rivalry, membership, or alignment within the story.
What a FandomGraph page contains
A work page opens on the graph. Lines carry labels such as Family · parent of or Organization · member of. The roster lists characters with mapped ties and, where relevant, those without a mapped relationship. Profile fields such as role, faction, gender, and debut appear when they have been curated for the work.
A character page puts one person at the center. It shows their direct relationships by type, the profile details available for that work, and links to related characters and the full graph.
Relationship types we map
- Family — parents, children, siblings, spouses, and adoptive ties.
- Friendship — allies, classmates, and named friends.
- Romance — couples and canon romantic partners.
- Rivalry and enemies — opponents, hunters, and hostile pairs.
- Organization — membership in agencies, schools, crews, and similar groups.
- Alignment — which side of a conflict a character stands on when that split is part of the story.
How graphs are published
FandomGraph does not accept public graph uploads. Each page is assembled for a selected work from its character records and mapped relationships. To report a missing character, a relationship error, or an image concern, send the page URL and details through the contact page.
Who runs FandomGraph
FandomGraph is operated by Kevin Henrique through Suki Desu, Brazilian tax ID 22.973.769/0001-29, based in Anápolis, Goiás, Brazil. The publisher also runs Suki Desu, an editorial site online since 2014; its operating company was formalized in 2015.
FandomGraph builds on a catalog of works and character portraits used by related sites, then adds a record of relationships for each graph. Read the author page for more about the publisher.
Independence and character rights
FandomGraph is an independent reference project, not an official product of the studios, publishers, or platforms behind the works it covers. Character names, likenesses, images, and story elements belong to their respective rights holders. For a rights request, contact us with the page URL.
Related projects
For character rankings and quizzes, visit these related sites:
- skdesu.com — Suki Desu, a Japanese culture and fandom hub with guides, news, and analysis.
- tierversus.com — Tier Versus, tier lists, rankings, and fandom games for the same catalog of works.
- skdojo.com — SK Dojo, character quizzes and daily games for anime, games, and TV.
Contact
For corrections, takedowns, or press, use the contact page or write fandomgraph@skdesu.com. Last updated September 24, 2026.