Difference between revisions of "Akatsuki Yamatoya"
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== Scenarios written == | == Scenarios written == | ||
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* [[The Glamping Mystery]] (Episode 961) | * [[The Glamping Mystery]] (Episode 961) | ||
* [[The Case On the Opposite Shore]] (Episode 978) | * [[The Case On the Opposite Shore]] (Episode 978) | ||
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* [[Girls Day Mystery]] (Episode 1091) | * [[Girls Day Mystery]] (Episode 1091) | ||
* [[The Missing Man's Dream]] (Episode 1095) | * [[The Missing Man's Dream]] (Episode 1095) | ||
| + | * [[The Troublesome 20 Million Yen]] (Episode 1100) | ||
== Other notable works == | == Other notable works == | ||
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* ''Soul Eater'' (41 episodes): Screenplay | * ''Soul Eater'' (41 episodes): Screenplay | ||
* ''Tantei Gakuen Q'' (5 episodes): Screenplay | * ''Tantei Gakuen Q'' (5 episodes): Screenplay | ||
| − | * Many other animes including ''Transformers'', ''Ojamajo Doremi'', ''Inuyasha'', and ''Naruto'' | + | * Many other animes including ''Transformers'', ''Ojamajo Doremi'', ''Inuyasha'', and ''Naruto''etc. |
=== Live action === | === Live action === | ||
Revision as of 11:51, 14 October 2023
| Akatsuki Yamatoya | |
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| Profile | |
| Gender: | Male |
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| Date of birth: | July 27, 1972 |
| Place of birth: | Tokyo, Japan |
| Location: | Tokyo, Japan |
| Nicknames: | やまとや ぎょう (Yamatoya Gyō) |
| Akatsuki is usually used as a surname instead of first name. | |
Akatsuki Yamatoya (大和屋 暁 Yamatoya Akatsuki), born 27 July 1972, is a Japanese screenplay writer from Tokyo, he is famous for his participation in different superhero series, also a lyricist, and loves horse racing.
Yamatoya started writing scripts for anime ever since 1997. He studied under his father Atsushi Yamatoya's apprentice Yoshio Urasawa, he is extremely active in writing anime scripts, he was one of the main organizers of the anime series Gintama. Later in 2005, he started writing scripts for tokusatsus such as Mahō Sentai Magiranger, he even wrote lyrics for some songs within that tokusatsu.
He joined Detective Conan by writing comedy stories first, which is similar to his teacher Urasawa's style. Nevertheless, he is now writing honkaku ha (本格派) mysteries, which is basically orthodox mystery. On the 10th of July, he posted an article on his personal horse racing blog[1], declearing that he was responsible for writing the mystery tour for 2023.
Contents
Scenarios written
Number of case scenarios written: 22 (27 episodes)
- The Glamping Mystery (Episode 961)
- The Case On the Opposite Shore (Episode 978)
- An Encouragement of the Perfect Crime (Episode 980)
- The Two Faces (Episodes 985-986)
- The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary (Episode 989)
- Murder at the Townhouse Café (Episode 992)
- The Monorail Sniper Case (Episodes 1016-1017)
- The Cursed Museum (Episode 1022)
- Beyond the Curtain (Episode 1027)
- Whiteout (Episodes 1036-1037)
- The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary 2 (Episode 1040)
- The Deadly Pork Soup Signal (Episode 1044)
- Intrigue at Morikawa Mansion (Episodes 1050-1051)
- The Targeted Chicken Sexer (Episode 1063)
- 'Til Death Do Us Part (Episode 1066)
- The Boiled Fugu Mystery Tour Showdown (Episode 1074-1075)
- My Beloved Dog Pan-kun Is a Good Boy (Episode 1081)
- Behind the Scenes of the J League Finals (Episode 1083)
- The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary 3 (Episode 1087)
- Girls Day Mystery (Episode 1091)
- The Missing Man's Dream (Episode 1095)
- The Troublesome 20 Million Yen (Episode 1100)
Other notable works
Anime
- Black Jack (11 episodes): Screenplay
- Digimon (22 episodes + 1 movie): Screenplay
- Fullmetal Alchemist (5 episodes): Screenplay
- Gintama (2 movies): Screenplay
- Soul Eater (41 episodes): Screenplay
- Tantei Gakuen Q (5 episodes): Screenplay
- Many other animes including Transformers, Ojamajo Doremi, Inuyasha, and Narutoetc.
Live action
- Samurai Sentai Shinkenger: Screenplay
Tokusatsu
- Mahō Sentai Magiranger: Screenplay
References
- 大和屋暁 - Wikipedia (Japanese)
- IMDB
- Anime News Network
- ^ 大和屋暁のコラム「通暁暢達」
