
Behind the anime
Key Animation
Initially wanting to become a mangaka, it wasn't until while studying at Osaka Designers' College that Ishii thought about becoming an animator after having seen Revolutionary Girl Utena, a show directed by Kunihiko Ikuhara.
Our catalog credits Terumi Nishii, an animator and designer, on 47 titles. Their listed hometown is Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Born December 30, 1978. Years active: 1999–present.
Production credits include key animation (19), character design (10), and animation director (9).
Our catalog lists 47 credits, including Digimon Savers THE MOVIE: Kyuukyoku Power! Burst Mode Hatsudou!!, Ruroni Kenshin (2023), and JUJUTSU KAISEN 0.
Their hometown is listed as Osaka Prefecture, Japan.
The person behind the work
Initially wanting to become a mangaka, it wasn't until while studying at Osaka Designers' College that Ishii thought about becoming an animator after having seen Revolutionary Girl Utena, a show directed by Kunihiko Ikuhara. Shortly thereafter a re-telling movie for the series was announced and Nishii set her sights on being part of the production.
After graduating she joined Studio Cockpit and managed to make her debut on the film as an in-betweener. In 2011, she made her debut as a character designer on Penguindrum, another show of Ikuhara's.
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