ENUK
Hiroshi Negishi

Hiroshi Negishi

根岸弘, ネギシヒロシ, つくも匠, Takumi Tsukumo

Born: July 18, 1960

2Favorites

Synopsis

Twitter: @tsukumotakumi

Hiroshi Negishi is a anime director, who got his start at Toei Animation, and would later join Tatsunoko Production and Anime International Company (AIC). In 1991, he would establish Zero-G Room, and later Radix, in 1995. Both studios were merge in 2001, with the surviving studio being Radix. In 2011, he revived the Zero-G brand, and established Zero-G. In May, 2014, he established Animation Innovation Content Project (AIC Project), A studio unrelated to AIC, besides licensing the AIC brand from AIC. In July, 2015, AIC Project announced that it had acquired Saber Marionette IP, and that a Saber Marionette anime was greenlit for a release of 2016 (what had happened to the project, is still unknown). In May, 2016, AIC Project announced that their company trade name would be changed to Saber Project.

Anime staff