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Arts and entertainment

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Fictional or mythological characters

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Ran

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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Ran

Top relations

related to Fictional or mythological characters · 20
Ran → AikatsuRan Uzaki, BanG Dream, Bob, Delicious Party Pretty Cure, Detective ConanRan Shibuki, Gals, GeorgeRan Aresu, Hanamichi, Inazuma ElevenRan Kotobuki, Japanese, Juken Sentai GekirangerRan Yakumo, Kamen Rider FourzeRan Mitake, Norse, Ran Kuroki, Ran Mori, Rán, Shugo Chara, Touhou Project, Urusei Yatsura, Urusei YatsuraRan
related to People · 12
Ran → Bosilek, Bulgarian, Chinese, Gencho Stanchev Negentsov, Gerona, Hebrew, Japanese, Japanese JAV, Nissim, Rabbi Nissim, Ran Masaki, Reuven
related to Arts and entertainment · 7
Ran → Akira Kurosawa, Japanese, Luna SeaRan Online, MMORPG, Nordic, Swedish, Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
related to Other uses · 2
Ran → Epsilon Eridani, GTPase
see also · 2
Ran → All, RanAll

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manga series japanese game character may refer arts entertainment people fictional mythological characters uses see also

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentAkira Kurosawa0.60section
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentJapanese0.60section
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentLuna SeaRan Online0.60section
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentMMORPG0.60section
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentSwedish0.60section
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentNordic0.60section
Ranrelated to Arts and entertainmentWilhelm Peterson-Berger0.60section
Ranrelated to Fictional or mythological charactersRán0.60section
Ranrelated to Fictional or mythological charactersNorse0.60section
Ranrelated to Fictional or mythological charactersShugo Chara0.60section
Ranrelated to Fictional or mythological charactersUrusei Yatsura0.60section
Ranrelated to Fictional or mythological charactersUrusei YatsuraRan0.60section

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