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'''Polygon Pictures''' is a [[Japan]]ese [[computer-generated imagery|CG animation]] studio that produces work for television, theatrical and video game markets. | '''Polygon Pictures''' is a [[Japan]]ese [[computer-generated imagery|CG animation]] studio that produces work for television, theatrical and video game markets. | ||
In terms of anime, they produced CG animation for "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence" and the Mamoru Oshii film, "The Sky Crawlers". For video games, they produced animation for ''Onimusha 2'' and, more recently, ''Street Fighter IV''. | In terms of anime, they produced CG animation for "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence" and the Mamoru Oshii film, "The Sky Crawlers". They are also currently being utilized by Disney as the animators for the ''Tron: Uprising'' series. For video games, they produced animation for ''Onimusha 2'' and, more recently, ''Street Fighter IV''. | ||
Polygon Pictures is the animation studio that works on ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]''. | Polygon Pictures is the animation studio that works on ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]''. | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 16 June 2012
Polygon Pictures is a Japanese CG animation studio that produces work for television, theatrical and video game markets.
In terms of anime, they produced CG animation for "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence" and the Mamoru Oshii film, "The Sky Crawlers". They are also currently being utilized by Disney as the animators for the Tron: Uprising series. For video games, they produced animation for Onimusha 2 and, more recently, Street Fighter IV.
Polygon Pictures is the animation studio that works on Transformers: Prime.
Notes
- According to the producers, Miko is Polygon Pictures' favourite character, so they add more expressive motions to even her simplest actions in the script.[1]
External links
- Website (in Japanese and English)
- Polygon Pictures at Wikipedia
- Polygon Pictures at Japanese Wikipedia
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