#yousuke kuroda

[why-its-kai]

Full resolution detail scan of the illustration by Trigun series composition and scriptwriter Yosuke Kuroda printed in the “Monthly Satellite Times” newspaper insert included in the Trigun Stage 5 Laserdisc release.

Scanned and newsprint paper texture removed by me.

[sevenseasentertainment]

TRUE TENCHI MUYO! (Light Novel), Vol. 3

Story and art by: Masaki Kajishima and Yousuke Kuroda MSRP: $14.99 Release date: March 19, 2019

THE GREATEST MIND IN THE UNIVERSE!

Before Masaki Tenchi was born, before Ryoko was released—there was an enigmatic genius who traveled through space and time. Based on the hit Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki OVA series, this trilogy of canonical light novels explores the lore that shapes the past, present, and future of the sprawling Tenchi Muyo! universe. In this third and final novel, we discover the mysterious origins of Washu, the scientist who would go on to establish Galaxy Academy and create Ryoko!

FINAL VOLUME

[animenostalgia]

News! - Seven Seas announced that they will be releasing the True Tenchi Muyo! light novel series! This series of 3 novels contains key backstory to the cult classic Tenchi Muyo! franchise, written by Masaki Kajishima and Yousuke Kuroda. The novels will be available both digitally and physically, with Volume 1 slated for release on June 19, 2018 for $14.99 USA / $17.99 CAN.

[sevenseasentertainment]

Delve into Tenchi lore like never before. 💫

TRUE TENCHI MUYO! (Light Novel) Vol. 2 is out in a month!

Paperback

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[fandompost]

Seven Seas Acquires The 'True Tenchi Muyo!' Light Novel Series

Seven Seas Acquires The 'True Tenchi Muyo!' Light Novel Series

Tenchi Muyo Japanese Light Novel (November 16th, 2017) – Seven Seas Entertainment is thrilled to announce the license acquisition—both print and digital—of the True Tenchi Muyo! light novel trilogy, which has never been released in English, and contains key backstory to the cult class...

Check out the full article by Chris Beveridge on The Fandom Post!

[soaker87]

Dear ANN,

Keigo Koyanagi is not a bad writer solely because he was on the production committee for a couple episodes of Spider Riders. I have not actually watched any anime he did script work for, so I can’t say what I think about his writing. But good grief, how should I break this down.

1)Spider Riders is by far not the worst anime ever. Watch Glasslip, Seisen Cerbreus, Ninja Resurrection, Gundam Seed Destiny, Battle Royal High School, and Zettai Shougeki: Platonic Heart if you want to see how anime can be truly bad. I love Spider Riders more for the characters and ideas than the actual plot, and there are plenty of things I wish they did better, but anyone who watches enough anime can tell you, you can do -way- worse. (And I’m referring to Spider Riders in Japanese. It’s much, much better than the butchered dub.)

2)Production Manager and Script are not even the same task. Koyanagi didn’t write any episodes of Spider Riders, so don’t blame him. If you wanted to say he’s a bad writer because one of the episodes he worked on was episode 35, you might be getting somewhere with me. But actually, Yousuke Kuroda wrote that episode. And I wouldn’t even call him a bad writer. It’s just one of many hits and misses on his resume. The guy also worked on Gundam Build Fighters, which I hear more good than bad about around the internet.

Yeah, sorry. But being woken up to what amounted to ‘LOL Koyonagi’s show got cancelled because he worked on Spider Riders years ago. What a bad anime, LOL‘ is obviously going to make me rant.

[zweihandersteve]

OH HOW WONDERFUL WAS THE EARLY WORLD OF DIGIPAINT WAS.  It’s like watching GTO all over again. These two shots are literally 2 seconds apart. For those who can’t tell, the above is done digitally with the lower being traditional.

[zweihandersteve]

You know you’re in “Hard Sci-Fi” when the teenage protagonists laugh at the fact of a robot having two legs.