Studio Nue - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte at 04:39, 27 September 2024

2024-09-27T04:39:30Z

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	[[File:Studio Nue mascot.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.9\|The titular "{{w\|nue}}" that acts as the studio mascot. You'll just have to trust us this thing is a folkloric Japanese ghoulie and not a Minion.]]		[[File:Studio Nue mascot.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.9\|The titular "{{w\|nue}}" that acts as the studio mascot. You'll just have to trust us this thing is a folkloric Japanese ghoulie and not a Minion.]]
	'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a ~~pivotal~~ role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.		'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a significant role in seminal productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.

	In [[1979]], Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.		In [[1979]], Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.

AzimuthAcolyte: Mainpic!

2024-09-27T04:36:50Z

Mainpic!

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			[[File:Studio Nue mascot.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.9\|The titular "{{w\|nue}}" that acts as the studio mascot. You'll just have to trust us this thing is a folkloric Japanese ghoulie and not a Minion.]]
	'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.		'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.

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	*[[Kenichi Matsuzaki]] (Story writer on ''Diaclone'', studio founder)		*[[Kenichi Matsuzaki]] (Story writer on ''Diaclone'', studio founder)
	*[[Shōji Kawamori]] (Mecha designer on ''Diaclone'', Jetfire's dad)		*[[Shōji Kawamori]] (Mecha designer on ''Diaclone'', Jetfire's dad)
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	==Known design work [[pre-Transformer\|upstream of ''Transformers'']]==		==Known design work [[pre-Transformer\|upstream of ''Transformers'']]==
	*''[[Diaclone]]''		*''[[Diaclone]]''
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	[[Category: Companies]]		[[Category: Companies]]
	[[Category: Generation 1 designers]]		[[Category: Generation 1 designers]]
			[[Category: Studio Nue]]

AzimuthAcolyte: Found another article, more Diaclone context

2024-09-27T04:16:30Z

Found another article, more Diaclone context

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	Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:		Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:

	*[[Kazutaka Miyatake]] (founder)		*[[Kazutaka Miyatake]] (Illustrator, mecha and character designer on ''Diaclone'', studio founder)
	*[[Shōji Kawamori]]		*[[Kenichi Matsuzaki]] (Story writer on ''Diaclone'', studio founder)
			*[[Shōji Kawamori]] (Mecha designer on ''Diaclone'', Jetfire's dad)

	==Known design work [[pre-Transformer\|upstream of ''Transformers'']]==		==Known design work [[pre-Transformer\|upstream of ''Transformers'']]==
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	*{{w\|lang=ja\|スタジオぬえ\|Studio Nue}} at Japanese Wikipedia		*{{w\|lang=ja\|スタジオぬえ\|Studio Nue}} at Japanese Wikipedia
	*[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/company.php?id=119 Studio Nue at the Anime News Network]		*[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/company.php?id=119 Studio Nue at the Anime News Network]
			*[https://www.zimmerit.moe/gundam-macross-studio-nue/ 1981 autobiographical article by Studio Nue] in ''{{w\|Animage}}'', translated at sci-fi history blog "Zimmerit"

	===Interviews===		===Interviews===
	*[[December 10]], [[2015]] [https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2015/12/10/shoji-kawamori-the-creator-hollywood-copies-but-never-credits/?sh=65482e9b3a0f Interview with Shōji Kawamori touching on his time with Studio Nue] for Forbes		*[[December 10]], [[2015]] [https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2015/12/10/shoji-kawamori-the-creator-hollywood-copies-but-never-credits/?sh=65482e9b3a0f Interview with Shōji Kawamori touching on his time with Studio Nue] for ''Forbes''
	*[[November 6]], [[2019]] [https://blog.alltheanime.com/interview-shoji-kawamori/ Interview with Kawamori] at "All the Anime"		*[[November 6]], [[2019]] [https://blog.alltheanime.com/interview-shoji-kawamori/ Interview with Kawamori] at "All the Anime"
	*[[December 31]], 2019 [https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2019/12/26/kazutaka-miyatake-on-studio-nue-and-the-birth-of-real-robot-mecha-design/ Interview with Kazutaka Miyatake on Studio Nue] for Forbes		*[[December 31]], 2019 [https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2019/12/26/kazutaka-miyatake-on-studio-nue-and-the-birth-of-real-robot-mecha-design/ Interview with Kazutaka Miyatake on Studio Nue] for ''Forbes''

	[[Category: Companies]]		[[Category: Companies]]
	[[Category: Generation 1 designers]]		[[Category: Generation 1 designers]]

AzimuthAcolyte at 00:56, 27 September 2024

2024-09-27T00:56:01Z

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	'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.		'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.

	In 1979, Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.		In [[1979]], Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.

	Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:		Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:

AzimuthAcolyte: ACK

2024-09-27T00:55:36Z

ACK

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	'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.		'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.

	In 1979, Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot ~~Car~~]]s, and ~~many,~~ many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.		In 1979, Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.

	Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:		Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:

AzimuthAcolyte: First pass at an article for Studio Nue!

2024-09-27T00:53:20Z

First pass at an article for Studio Nue!

New page

'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a pivotal role in productions like ''{{w|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross|Macross]]'' franchise.

In 1979, Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Car]]s, and many, many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.

Specific Studio Nue members known to have worked on ''Transformers''-related projects include:

*[[Kazutaka Miyatake]] (founder)
*[[Shōji Kawamori]]

==Known design work [[pre-Transformer|upstream of ''Transformers'']]==
*''[[Diaclone]]''
*''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]''

==External links==
*{{w|Studio Nue}} at English Wikipedia
*{{w|lang=ja|スタジオぬえ|Studio Nue}} at Japanese Wikipedia
*[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/company.php?id=119 Studio Nue at the Anime News Network]

===Interviews===
*[[December 10]], [[2015]] [https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2015/12/10/shoji-kawamori-the-creator-hollywood-copies-but-never-credits/?sh=65482e9b3a0f Interview with Shōji Kawamori touching on his time with Studio Nue] for Forbes
*[[November 6]], [[2019]] [https://blog.alltheanime.com/interview-shoji-kawamori/ Interview with Kawamori] at "All the Anime"
*[[December 31]], 2019 [https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2019/12/26/kazutaka-miyatake-on-studio-nue-and-the-birth-of-real-robot-mecha-design/ Interview with Kazutaka Miyatake on Studio Nue] for Forbes

[[Category: Companies]]
[[Category: Generation 1 designers]]

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	[[File:Studio Nue mascot.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.9\|The titular "{{w\|nue}}" that acts as the studio mascot. You'll just have to trust us this thing is a folkloric Japanese ghoulie and not a Minion.]]		[[File:Studio Nue mascot.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.9\|The titular "{{w\|nue}}" that acts as the studio mascot. You'll just have to trust us this thing is a folkloric Japanese ghoulie and not a Minion.]]
	'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a ~~pivotal~~ role in productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.		'''Studio Nue, Inc.''' is a Japanese design studio with a brief but pivotal relationship to the ''Transformers'' brand. Founded by four art students in [[1972]] as "'''Crystal Art Studio'''," the group has a long, loooong history in Japanese science fiction and sci-fi animation in particular, playing a significant role in seminal productions like ''{{w\|Space Battleship Yamato}}'', the original ''{{w\|Mobile Suit Gundam}}'', ''{{w\|Gunbuster}}'', and their true claim to fame: being the driving force behind the entirety of the behemoth ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross\|Macross]]'' franchise.

	In [[1979]], Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.		In [[1979]], Studio Nue took an unusual gig from toy company [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] to provide concept work for their new piloted mecha toyline "''[[Diaclone]]''," leading to them having a hand in wide swathes of the toys subsequently repurposed for the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original Generation 1 toyline]] including [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] himself, the [[Autobot Cars]], the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and many more, in addition to the one-off [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] via the aforementioned ''Macross''.