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Forum - View topicNEWS: Psycho-Pass Character Designer Ueyama Launches New Manga
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Stark700
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> Rumors have spread of a mysterious monster appearing throughout the village, and a group of high school girls gather to deal with the monster.
Hmm, not sure on this but might give it a shot. Wonder what the monster will be like 
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Aara123
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I thought Akira Amano, the mangaka for Hitman Reborn, designed the characters for Psycho-Pass
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daichi383
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Ueyama is credited with Character Design Cooperation in episode 12 of Psycho Pass. |
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Ashen Phoenix
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That's partially true. Amano is the original character designer, while Ueyama is the one who adapted Amano's designs for animation. |
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giapet
Industry Insider
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That's also partially true! As I understand it Amano did the original character designs, and Kyoji Asano adapted the designs for animation.  My understanding is that episodes 12 and 13 featured some additional designers, although I don't know what specifically they worked on. (If I had to guess, episode 12 features Yayoi's spoiler[rock star] back story, which features some interesting outfits.)
I had occasion to look into it because Asano is one of the people who signed our giveaway posters, along with director Shiotani. ^^; |
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