#Takuji Miyamoto

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Study Animator: Takuji Miyamoto

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Takuji Miyamoto LO Study

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Lanzan el ending y opening sin créditos de “Suicide Squad ISEKAI”

#SuicideSquadIsekai Lanza el vídeo sin créditos @wb_anime del ending y opening de “Suicide Squad ISEKAI” que ya puedes disfrutar en @StreamMaxLA.

A menos de una semana del estreno del anime Suicide Squad ISEKAI, Warner Bros. Japan Anime lanzó la animación opening de la serie, así como cuatro personajes más que se unirán a Harley y el resto del equipo. El opening de Suicide Squad ISEKAI presenta la canción “Another World” de Tomoyasu Hotei con dirección, guión gráfico y dirección de animación de Takuji Miyamoto en WIT Studio. Miyamoto es…

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Here's a storyboard image of Zorua for Hisuian Snow via animator, Takuji Miyamoto!

Also, not tied to Hisuian Snow, we also got some art of Paul vs. Ash from JN animator, Yusuke Oshida:

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Something Lost (さがしもの)  - 2019

A story about a girl who is lost looking for her identity in the wild. In the end she finds herself. Takuji Miyamoto directed and animated this short with music by sooogood!. Short film created with the idea of "What do people feel when they visit the rich and grand nature of Hokkaido?" This short is currently being played at New Chitose Airport's International Terminal meeting space "Digital Symbol."

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Some of my favourite scenes from Batman Ninja. 

Undoubtedly, the scene that stood out the most for me was Red Hood’s encounter with a memory-loss Joker and Harley. The art style (reminiscent of The Tale of the Princess Kaguya) turned into a mix of watercolour and sketch giving the scene a sense of lucidness and melancholic peace.

It was like the world was going to end tomorrow for the creators, and they were tasked with creating the last Batman movie. What we get is a beautiful, over-the-top, ridiculous movie. Crazy ridiculous, but a ton of fun. 

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More BnHA art by Miyamoto Takuji, animator.

Source: Twitter

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JUJUTSU KAISEN: Phantom Parade Mobile Game Shows Off Stylish Opening

  JUJUTSU KAISEN is coming to the world of mobile games this year with the upcoming arrival of JUJUTSU KAISEN: Phantom Parade, and the latest update is here to show off the stylish opening. Check out the MAPPA-produced video below—featuring Takuji Miyamoto (The Rising of the Shield Hero second OP) as director and storyboarder, Takako Shimizu (JUJUTSU KAISEN) as chief animation director and Hironori Tanaka and Masataka Akai as animation directors—to the tune of Eve's theme song, "Avant."

    JUJUTSU KAISEN: Phantom Parade will be a free-to-play RPG game with in-app purchases available for it. It will be developed by Sumzap, who made the KonoSuba: Fantastic Days mobile game, with planning and production from Sumzap and Toho.

  Crunchyroll streamed the first season of the JUJUTSU KAISEN TV anime as it aired in Japan, and blockbuster prequel anime film JUJUTSU KAISEN 0 is coming to North American theaters on March 18, with other territories to follow.

  The second season of JUJUTSU KAISEN will be premiering on Japanese TV in 2023 with MAPPA confirming that they will be returning as the anime studio in charge, though no premiere date has been announced as of yet.

  Source: Official YouTube channel

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine. You can read his comics at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox.

  By: Joseph Luster

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im making a list of cool animators and it’s nowhere near complete but here’s the ones i have for now if ur curious

yoshimichi kameda (brushwork style, amazing action, dynamic, mp100 chara design)

yutaka nakamura (impact frames, yutapon cubes, so fluid, action GOD, BONES “top veteran”)

yoh yoshinari (beautiful effects, good at everything, trigger)

toshiyuki inoue (dennou coil, wolf children, ff)

takeshi honda (dennou coil)

kiyotaka oshiyama (dennou coil)

mitsuo iso (dennou coil)

yoshimi itazu (crying scene from dennou coil!)

takafumi hori (trigger, su)

james baxter

glen keane

masaaki yuasa (ping pong, super smooth)

(everyone who worked on flip flappers, mp100, opm, dennou coil, LWA is amazing)

atsuki shimizu (opm, ff, amazing fx)

shuhei handa (opm: genos’s beam, lwa)

yuuto kaneko (lwa, mp100: mob gets rekt)

Takumi sunakohara (bulbous, bubbly fx)

shouta mitsumiya (lwa!)

masaru sakamoto (lwa!!: shiny chariot)

Sushio (lwa, opm)

hayao miyazaki (director)

mamoru hosoda (director)

steve ahn (voltron, lok)

takashi kojima (ff)

keiichiro watanabe (ff, mp100, opm)

hakuyu go (ff, mp100: teru vs sakurai!!, bnha)

China (ff)

katsuhiko kitada (ff)

shun enokido (ff)

yuki igarashi (ff, mp100)

kazunori ozawa (ff)

yasunori miyazawa (cool morphy stuff, ping pong, ff)

satoshi shigeta (ff: mecha)

keisuke kojima (ff)

ryu nakayama (ff, also sao fx)

yukina kosaka (ff)

toya oshima (ff)

naoya wada (ff)

chikashi kubota (ff)

hironori tanaka (ff)

akira hamaguchi (ff)

kei suezawa (ff)

tadaka mori (ff)

hisaya kuwabara (ff)

kazuto arai (ff, mp100: teru vs miyagawa!,mob vs dimple, bnha)

yumi ikeda(ff: that one transformation scene >_> )

isuta meister (ff)

Miso (ff, mp100)

ran kamezawa (ff)

tatsuya satou (amazing kyoani)

taichi ishidate (kyoani)

sara moroyuki(mp100: ep 4)

miyo sato (mp100: paint on glass)

Takashi mitani (mp100: teru vs terada)

Shin ogasawara (mp100: mob vs teru)

toshiyuki sato (mp100: this is my hostility, opm: cool genos blasts )

takuji miyamoto (mp100: that one bit w/ 1000% reigen)

Seung ho park (yoi opening)

bahi JD (webgen, opm)

Shinya takahashi (konosuba)

Megumi kouno (shelter,opm)

Norio matsumoto (naruto)

Se jun kim (mecha, opm: “beams”)

Ryuta yanagi (SAO fx)

Naoki kobayashi (naruto)

Rapparu (webgen?, distinct “messy looking” style, wobbly lines, cool fx)

andrewanims/andoru (stick figure animator, has a lot of promise!)

Noriyuki kitanohara (nichijou chase scene)

Gosei oda (opm, cool smears)

Hiroyuki imaishi (trigger, awesome squash + stretch, dynamic)

Arifumi imai (opm: saitama vs genos!)

Toshi sada (opm: ep3)

Shingo abe (opm: ep3)

Takashi tomioka (opm: sea king)

Tomohiro Shinoda (opm: sonic, boros)

Norifumi Kugai (opm: saitama dream)

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Takuji Miyamoto = Shinya Ohira (?)

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Takuji Miyamoto LO Study

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More BnHA art by Miyamoto Takuji, animator.

Source: Twitter

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Art of Bakugou by Miyamoto Takuji, an animator who worked on the new OP animation for BnHA S3, as well as sneaks of the storyboard from the new OP and ED.

Source: Twitter, Official Twitter

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Some BnHA art by Miyamoto Takuji, animator.

Source: Twitter

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Twitter User Dives Deep into Mob Psycho 100 II Ep 5's Visual Splendor

  If you're all caught up on Mob Psycho 100 II, that means you were treated to a truly dynamic fifth episode. For a closer look at who and what made this installment of the second season so special, Twitter user @AshitanoGin provided an awesome breakdown. Dig in below for more on some of the animation behind one of the best shows of the Winter 2019 anime season! 

  So Mob #05 was a visual feast, yes? Let's take a look at a few idiosyncratic animators that stood out immediately in an already packed staff list.

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  Masami Mori (known as soty for a few users here) presumably animated the scary Mob in the first part. When it comes to drawing legs and arms, he has a pennant for going for lean bodies. That smile is perfect. pic.twitter.com/noIiZmbTSB

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  Takuji Miyamoto is nowadays the most prominent follower of the Ohira-school, so no wonder we got a few cuts here that feel like they could have been penned by the master himself. Without letting his personal mark go, Miyamoto keeps impressing. pic.twitter.com/iAll20jHMt

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  Keiichiro Watanabe's effects are so from the other world that I can't begin to describe them. But this is what makes this animator's work so special. So good to see his animation in an espers' fight! pic.twitter.com/OdAbQ0saFE

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  And talking about Watanabe, another animator who is also a fan of him is Ken Yamamoto! I think Ken tried to draw his scene inspired by Watanabe's FXs. For a bit I was so confused that I thought that this scene was from the former's too. Reading tho, I think this part is his. pic.twitter.com/Dd9Jy2fVsA

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  Not all the staff list was composed of talented youngsters tho! Some industry legends such as Yasunori Miyazawa helped in the episode too. This scene could very well be Miyazawa's since it looks like it came straight from a Yuasa series. pic.twitter.com/EfhoIK3Qqd

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  And talking about Yuasa, @liborek3 thinks this cut could very well be from an animator of Science Saru, Tassei Karibe (wild reading of the name), since it is the only scene that seems to be made by flash. pic.twitter.com/rrgyNppsNd

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  I was so impressed by this scene too, and if it is confirmed to be Moaang's work I'll be very pleased to have known the artist. The rough lineart here in the hands is delicious. pic.twitter.com/RhllfkyfLP

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  As you might have seen, not all is action in this episode. It is also filled with incredible character action. Of all the scenes, this part was the one that left me more impressed. Who did it? Wild guess, but maybe Jin Ooyama? pic.twitter.com/1PFAhiVu2Y

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  I have been praising all the animators involved but have avoided yet to talk about the mastermind behind it all. Hakuyu Go directed, storyboarded and supervised the episode. He demonstrated an incredible sense of framing and timming. pic.twitter.com/aApiqEXq9i

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  He even boarded his usual gimmick. He can't not love aerial combats, he already has animated a few fights in gravity-defying rubble worlds (Kekkai sensen 12, flip flappers 13) and now he even created more minutes of this type of confrontation. pic.twitter.com/KFvszxK8An

— Ashita (@AshitanoGin) February 4, 2019

  Big thanks to @AshitanoGin for the deep dive, so be sure to check out more on their Twitter account! 

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine. You can read his webcomic, BIG DUMB FIGHTING IDIOTS at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox. 

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