Masahisa Koyata
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Date of birth: | unknown |
| Place of birth: | Japan |
| Location: | Japan |
| First name can also be Naohisa, Nobuhisa, Norihisa, Yorihisa and Yoshihisa. Last name can also be Yotada. | |
Masahisa Koyata (古谷田 順久 Koyata Masahisa)[1] is a Japanese animator. He does episode director, key animation, animation director, and assistant animation director works in Detective Conan anime and movies.
Works in Detective Conan
Koyata joined the production of the Detective Conan anime in the 1st part of The Forgotten Cell Phone. He also delegated Studio Wanpack and served as episode director in 2009. Koyata began to work as key animator ever since 2011, and also has started to work as (assistant) animation director since 2021, starting with Beyond the Curtain.
Number of episodes directed: 6 (6 episode)
- A Present from the True Culprit (Episodes 526)
- The Scar of First Love (Episode 532)
- Kaitou Kid vs. the Strongest Safe (Episodes 537 only)
- Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish (Episodes 542 only)
- Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion (Episodes 712 only)
- The Queen's Weather Forecast (Episodes 789)
Movies
Participation in: 5 movies
- Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie (Crossover movie): Key animation
- Dimensional Sniper (Movie 18): Unit director
- The Fist of Blue Sapphire (Movie 23): Key animation
- The Scarlet Bullet (Movie 24): Key animation
- The Bride of Halloween (Movie 25): Key animation
Other notable works
Anime
- Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time: Animation Director, Key Animation
- Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief: Episode Director, Key Animation
- Dr. Stone: New World : Animation Director, 2nd Key Animation, Key Animation
- Durarara!!: Episode Director
- The Promised Neverland: Animation Director, Key Animation
References
- 古谷田順久 - Atwiki (Japanese)
- 古谷田順久 - Allcinema (Japanese)
- Anime News Network
- ^ Note: Suggested reading for first name. The nanori for "順" can have many readings, but the "久" is most likely read "hisa". See 順 on the English Wiktionary.
