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'''Satoshi Urushihara''' (羽原 信義 ''Urushihara Satoshi'', born [[February 9]], [[1966]]) is a Japanese illustrator, animator and director known for his distinct style and detailed artwork. He's most known as the artist behind ''Growlanser'', ''Langriser'' and ''Plastic Little''. His work in adult-oriented anime art earned him the illustrious nickname, "The Master of Breasts". He was also an animator on the original [[GI Joe]] animated series | '''Satoshi Urushihara''' (羽原 信義 ''Urushihara Satoshi'', born [[February 9]], [[1966]]) is a Japanese illustrator, animator and director known for his distinct style and detailed artwork. He's most known as the artist behind ''Growlanser'', ''Langriser'' and ''Plastic Little''. His work in adult-oriented anime art earned him the illustrious nickname, "The Master of Breasts". He was also an animator on the original [[GI Joe]] animated series | ||
He worked as an animator on all seasons of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Generation 1 Transformers]] cartoon (save [[The Rebirth]]), as well as the [[Transformers: The Movie|1986 movie]], wherein he animated some of the movie's most iconic scenes. | He worked as an animator on all seasons of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Generation 1 Transformers]] cartoon (save [[The Rebirth]]), as well as the [[Transformers: The Movie|1986 movie]], wherein he animated some of the movie's most iconic scenes. | ||
Revision as of 12:12, 6 December 2019
Satoshi Urushihara (羽原 信義 Urushihara Satoshi, born February 9, 1966) is a Japanese illustrator, animator and director known for his distinct style and detailed artwork. He's most known as the artist behind Growlanser, Langriser and Plastic Little. His work in adult-oriented anime art earned him the illustrious nickname, "The Master of Breasts". He was also an animator on the original GI Joe animated series He worked as an animator on all seasons of the The Generation 1 Transformers cartoon (save The Rebirth), as well as the 1986 movie, wherein he animated some of the movie's most iconic scenes.
Artwork
- The Transformers (Animator, animation director)
- The Transformers: The Movie (Animator: Unicron's planet reveal, destruction of Lithone, Unicron transformation, et al)
- The Transformers: The Movie promo (Mechanical/character designer, animator)
- Comic art for Transformers Generations 2020
Notes
- Urushihara went to the same high school as Masami Ōbari, and it was Urushihara who inspired Obari to become an animator.
