Tetsuya Endo

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Tetsuya Endo

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Gender: Male
Date of birth: September 7, 1960
Place of birth: Japan
Position: Storyboard
Episode director
Years active: 1986-present
Aliases: 遠籐哲哉
えんどうてつや

Tetsuya Endo (遠藤 徹哉 Endo Tetsuya?) is a Japanese anime director, screenplay writer, technical director, and sound director. He takes part in the production of Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba.

Biography

Tetsuya Endo used to be credited as full kanji in the anime, yet currently he uses alias "えんどうてつや" (tramsforming all kanji characters tino hiragana)[Note 1]. Moreover, he is a freelance animator and a member of the Japan Film Directors Association.

After graduating from Tokyo Metropolitan Fukagawa High School , Endo worked at aniamtion company ???. After it went bankrupt in 1982, he entered Production Loose (プロダクション·ルーズ) and worked as assistant technical director. Eventually, in 1983, he debuted as a proper episode director in the 2nd episode of anime God Mazinger (ゴッドマジンガー). He served as the director of Jankenman (ジャンケンマン) in 1991, and was known for his innovative incorporation of musical effects of musicals into his directed anime; aside from that, he even wrote some lyrices within.

In Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba, Endo joined the production in 1993, and quit the production team in the following year.

Works in Yaiba

Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba

Participation in: 4 episodes

Jpn# Eng# Episode title Original broadcast Role Note
30 30 Stinger of Petrification! Monkey Basho October 29, 1993 Storyboard
42 42 Jubei Loses His Body!? January 21, 1994 Storyboard, Episode director
47 47 Onimaru Returns! Save Sayaka!! February 25, 1994 Storyboard, Episode director
50 50 Desperate Situation! Yaiba Loses His Sword March 18, 1994 Storyboard, Episode director

Other notable works

Anime

References

  1. Detective Conan Staff Listing
  1. ^ At times, he was also credited as romanji written in uppercase: TETSUYA ENDO.