Behind the anime
Director
After graduating from university in 2007, Tachikawa joined Madhouse where he debuted as an episode director on Kiba's final episode.
Our catalog credits Yuzuru Tachikawa, a director, storyboard artist, and scriptwriter, on 37 titles. Their listed hometown is Iruma, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Born December 2, 1981. Years active: 2006–present.
Production credits include storyboard (11), director (7), and episode director (7).
Our catalog lists 37 credits, including Blue Giant, Death Billiards, and Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine.
Their hometown is listed as Iruma, Saitama Prefecture, Japan.
The person behind the work
After graduating from university in 2007, Tachikawa joined Madhouse where he debuted as an episode director on Kiba's final episode. After this he went freelance. Some years later in 2013, Tachikawa created, wrote and directed Death Billiards, a short film produced by Madhouse as part of Young Animator Training Project's; Anime Mirai, a project which funds young creators and animators.
Two years later, Tachikawa got to turn the idea into a 12-episode TV series titled Death Parade. He has since gone on to direct works such as Mob Psycho 100 and Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer.
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