#kazuhiro tsuchiya

[you-cant-fuck-megaman]

unfortunate.

two games and multiple anthologies aren't a lot, but it's a far better state for the franchise than what the previous head left them in.

i'm interested in seeing where things go next. and if they don't go anywhere for a while, well, this is a better place for things to remain dormant for a bit than before.

[dorothydalmati1]

Urusei Yatsura Season 4 Episode 36: New Years Panic! Mendo Family Human Sugoroku Tournament

Written by Tokio Tsuchiya

Storyboarded and directed by Iku Suzuki

Animation directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi

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Die Gaming-Welt wird von der Neuigkeit überrascht, dass Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, der langjährige Produzent der Mega Man-Serie, Capcom verlassen hat. Was bedeutet sein Abschied für die Zukunft von Mega Man und wie hat sich dies auf Capcoms aktuelle Erfolgssträhne ausgewirkt? Informationen zufolge hat Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, Produzent der Mega Man-Serie, Capcom verlassen. Tsuchiya war seit den 90er Jahren bei Capcom und wirkte an mehreren Titeln wie Mega Man 7 und Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors Dreams mit. Nach Keiji Inafunes Abgang übernahm Tsuchiya 2010 die Leitung der Mega Man-Serie und war maßgeblich an Mega Man 11 beteiligt. Während Capcom großen Erfolg mit Franchises wie Resident Evil, Monster Hunter und Devil May Cry verzeichnet, kündigte das Unternehmen bisher kein Mega Man 12 an. Kazuhiro Tsuchiyas beeindruckende Karriere bei Capcom Der langjährige Mega Man-Produzent Kazuhiro Tsuchiya hat Capcom verlassen (Rockman Corner). Auf seinem Twitter Profil gab Tsuchiya bekannt, dass er "von Capcom graduiert" habe, was das Ende seiner langjährigen Karriere beim Unternehmen markiert. Seit den frühen 90er Jahren bei Capcom tätig, hat Tsuchiya an zahlreichen Titeln wie Mega Man 7 und Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors Dreams mitgewirkt. Übernahme der Mega Man-Leitung nach Keiji Inafunes Abgang Nach dem Weggang von Keiji Inafune im Jahr 2010 übernahm Tsuchiya die Leitung der Mega Man-Serie und war die treibende Kraft hinter Capcoms letztem Hauptteil der Serie - Mega Man 11. Seitdem gab es jedoch keine Ankündigung eines zwölften Teils, was Fragen zur Zukunft der Serie aufwirft. Potentielle Zukunftssorgen für Mega Man Der Abschied des Serienoberhaupts könnte möglicherweise auf Probleme mit dem Projekt hindeuten. Obwohl Capcom einen erfolgreichen Geschäftsverlauf vorweisen kann, vor allem durch Franchises wie Resident Evil, Monster Hunter und Devil May Cry, scheint Mega Man die einzige Hauptmarke des Unternehmens zu sein, die nicht auf Hochtouren läuft. Die bevorstehende Veröffentlichung von Street Fighter 6 verspricht ebenfalls Erfolg, da Capcom mit 10 Millionen verkauften Exemplaren einen neuen Serienrekord von 7 Millionen brechen möchte (Rockman Corner). Fazit: Ungewisse Zukunft für Mega Man nach Tsuchiyas Abschied Angesichts Kazuhiro Tsuchiyas Abschied von Capcom bleibt die Zukunft der Mega Man-Serie ungewiss. Capcom hat große Erfolge mit anderen Franchises erzielt, und es bleibt abzuwarten, wie das Unternehmen die Lücke füllen und die Mega Man-Serie in eine neue Ära führen wird. Möglicherweise wird Tsuchiyas Nachfolger eine neue Vision für das Franchise entwickeln, oder Capcom wird sich auf andere Erfolgsgeschichten konzentrieren und die Mega Man-Serie vorerst ruhen lassen.

[rockmiyabideusexmachina]

Rockman 11 Production Note Artbook Part 6 (pages 52-61)

The least art-related pages in this book. First there are 4 pages of a day in the life of Mr. Famous himself, Masakazu Eguchi, while working on the game. From workin’ out to perfecting the proper Anti-Damage technique with his muramasa blade, there is no need for formalities when working with Eguchi-san. 

That’s followed by two pages listing off all the Rockman games over the past 30 years, with release dates, consoles, and an assortment of logos. 

Finally, 4 pages of an interview between Ucchy and Rockman 11′s Producer, Kazuhiro Tsuchiya. If anyone wants to get ambitious and try to translate it, feel free. 

RM11PN Quick Links - [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3] [Part 4] [Part 5]

Scanned from: Rockman 11: Gears of Fate!! Production Note Artbook

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"There's No Such Thing" as a Rockman X9 in Development, Says Mega Man 11 Producer

Tsuchiya torpedoes rumors, reveals further tidbits about Mega Man 11.

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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean TV anime - “Jolyne Cujoh” PV

“Stand” PV

“Father and Daughter” PV

“Aquarium“ PV

English subbed Date Announcement trailer

The first 12 episodes of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean TV anime will stream worldwide on Netflix on December 1, 2021. It’ll also air on television in Japan on January 7, 2022.

Stands

Stone Free

Kiss

Foo Fighters

Weather Report

Diver Down

Star Platinum: The World

Cast

Ai Fairouz as Jolyne Kūjō

Mutsumi Tamura as Ermes Costello

Mariya Ise as F.F. (Foo Fighters)

Atsumi Tanezaki as Emporio Alnino

Yuichiro Umehara as Weather Report

Daisuke Namikawa as Narciso Anasui

Daisuke Ono as Jotaro Kujo

Toru Ohkawa as Narrator

Staff

Chief director: Kenichi Suzuki

Director: Toshiyuki Kato

Series composition: Yasuko Kobayashi

Character designer: Masanori Shino

Stand designer: Shun'ichi Ishimoto

Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami

Composter: Yūgo Kanno

Sub-Character Design: Kei Tsuchiya

Prop Design: Daisuke Niitsuma

Art Designers: Reiki Taki, Junko Nagasawa, Yuriko Watanabe

Art Director: Keito Watanabe

Color Designer: Hiroko Sato

Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Yamada

Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose

CG Producer: Yutaka Hamanaka

CG Director: Kōtarō Shishido

Animation Production: David Production

[satoshi-mochida]

Capcom has delayed Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection from its previously planned January 21, 2020 release date to February 25, 2020. It will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC.

In a video, Mega Man series producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya shared the following message:

Originally slated for a January 21, 2020 release, today I would like to share that the game will now be released in late February. This news is sure to be disappointing to many of you, and it wasn’t a decision we made lightly. Te team behind Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection is working hard to deliver the best experience possible, and wants to bring you a product that will live up to your expectations. To ensure we meet these goals, the game will now be released on February 25, 2020. On behalf of the team, please know that we greatly appreciate your understanding and continued support. We are fully committed to offering our fans the best game possible when Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection is released on February 25. Thank you again for your patience and understanding. R.O.C.K. ON!

Watch the video message below.

[lgbtwebcomics]

Four Corners

By Boniae

Set in 1995, Yokohama, the comic follows Kazuhiro Tsuchiya who now leads his deceased brother's legendary gang, the Four Corners. Kazuhiro is approached by Hideki Yuhara, a schoolmate who claims to have vital information that Kazuhiro should be wary of. The two unlikely delinquents pair up to figure out the reason as to why gangs in the city are being brutally eliminated...though the unraveling of the mystery is darker than it appears. How far will Kazuhiro and Hideki go to rest their case?

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Prima Doll Anime Reveals Additional Staff and More in First Promo

  Prima Doll was revealed as the latest mixed media project from Visual Arts and Key back in October 2020, with info on the anime following in January 2022, and now we have more staff information and other details thanks to the anime's first full trailer. The series is set to premiere this July, and will light up TV screens in Japan with in-character VA unit Chat Noir performing the "Tin Toy Melody" opening theme song.

  The unit will also perform the song "Yumesaki Hare Butai." Check out the debut promo:

    Makoto Ishiwata is on board as mechanical designer, with Masakazu Miyake as art director, Kazuhiro Arai and Yuri Sanan on art setting and Yuiha Ōta on color setting. Ryoji Minowa is CG director, Yuki Kai is director of photography, Mutsumi Takemiya is editor and Masanori Tsuchiya is sound director for the production. 

  Previously announced staff includes Tensho (Rewrite) as director, Tōya Akano and Kai on screenplay and series composition, Akane Yano on chief animation direction and character designs—based on original designs by Na-Ga, Fuzichoco, Yui Hara, En Morikura and lack—and Bibury Animation Studios on production. 

  Via Anime News Network

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine. You can read his comics at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox.

By: Joseph Luster

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Mega Man: Fully Charged Premiere at SDCC 2018

#MegaMan: Fully Charged Premiere at SDCC 2018

Recently San Diego Comic Con’s website revealed through its schedule that the convention will host the premiere of Mega Man: Fully Charged, the new animated series based on the Mega Man (Rockman) franchise. The premiere panel will be hosted on July 20th from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Below is the official description on the schedule:

  Kazuhiro Tsuchiya (CAPCOM, video game producer, Mega Man, Asura’s…

[legiongamerrd]

#Gamefemerides Hace 9 años se lanzó Asura’s Wrath. Es un juego de acción desarrollado por @cyberconnect2 y publicado por @capcomusa . Fue anunciado por primera vez en el Tokyo Game Show de 2010. El juego está disponible para @playstation 3, @xbox 360 y Xbox One (por retrocompatiblidad), y PS4 y PC, a través de PS Now. El juego sigue al personaje homónimo del título, al demi-dios, Asura, que busca venganza en el panteón de otros demidioses que lo traicionaron. La historia es presentada en el estilo y formato de series episódicas de escenas cinemáticas, incluyendo créditos de apertura y clausura, con el gameplay siendo integrado a las cinemáticas, donde el jugador cambia entre combate en 3ra persona y secuencias interactivas con el jugador ejecutando QTEs. Por su estilo único, el juego ha sido descrito en los medios como “anime interactivo”. Según el productor, Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, Asura’s Wrath toma elementos de mitologías hindú y budistas, y los mezcla con ciencia-ficción. #LegionGamerRD #ElGamingnosune #Videojuegos #Gaming #RetroGaming #RetroGamer #CulturaGaming #CulturaGamer #GamingHistory #HistoriaGaming #GamerDominicano #GamingPodcast #Podcast #Capcom #CyberConnect2 #AsurasWrath #PlayStation #PlayStation3 #PS3 #Xbox #Xbox360 #XboxOne #Novelagrafica https://www.instagram.com/p/CLjh5YFASGJ/?igshid=wd5kywjun6iy

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Eleven Reasons I Can't Wait For Mega Man 11

Mega Man and I go way back. As a gamer, I've been enjoying Mega Man since his very first adventure, and as a professional, I was very fortunate to have been involved in the reveals of Mega Man 9 and 10, plus I've written more Mega Man articles than I can count. So hearing the news earlier this week that Mega Man is returning after a lengthy absence in Mega Man 11 got me more excited than any video game news has in a long, long time. Here are 11 reasons why I'm so thrilled for the upcoming release of Mega Man 11.

1. Classic Gameplay From all appearances so far, this is Mega Man as we know him and love him - running, jumping, and shooting his way through side-view horizontally and vertically scrolling stages, blasting enemy robots and using special weapons to stop the desires of the evil Dr. Wily. And I wouldn't want it any other way.

2. Modern Looks Though the gameplay is traditional Mega Man, Capcom has given up the 8-bit visual style of Mega Man 9 and 10 and instead opted for modern polygon-based visuals with a 2.5D presentation. Personally, I always thought it was weird to revert back to 8-bit graphics after the 16- and 32-bit graphics of Mega Man 7 and 8, so I, for one, am happy to see the visuals take a leap forward rather than be tied to the past.

3. Something New Despite sticking to the familiar Mega Man formula, the developers aren't afraid to add something new to the mix. There are cool-looking new enemies, and more significantly, Mega Man has the newfound ability to activate a temporary powered-up state. It'll be interesting to see how to best use it during gameplay.

4. It's On Switch Yes, Mega Man 11 is coming to all current platforms, but Nintendo systems feel like Mega Man's true home. Capcom's commitment to Nintendo has been somewhat spotty over the last few months, especially where Mega Man is concerned, so it's awesome to see that right out of the gate the game is scheduled for Switch. And even better, they're paving the way with Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 & 2 and all eight Mega Man X games. Now if only we could convince them to port Mega Man: The Wily Wars and Mega Man & Bass....

5. Slide & Charge Are Back With the last couple Mega Man games, the designers took a back-to-basics approach and removed some of his slightly more advanced abilities: the slide that debuted in Mega Man 3 and the charge shot that first appeared in Mega Man 4. Now these moves are back (and looking better than ever) in Mega Man 11.

6. Mega Man Makeover When Mega Man joined the Smash Bros. crew, he appeared with a mild redesign that added additional details to his outfit and provided a slightly more robotic look. That new design seems to be the basis for Mega Man's new look, but this version also makes him a bit thinner and sleeker, as he appeared in the artwork for Mega Man 8 and Mega Man & Bass. Furthermore, Mega Man's helmet and buster transform when he equips a Robot Master's special weapon, adding some extra visual punch to the character while not detracting from his legacy.

7. Multiple Difficulties Mega Man is known for being hard. Sometimes it's known for being too hard. I still have nightmares about the final boss of Mega Man 7, and Mega Man 9 almost made me jump out the window. Beating a Mega Man game can be a badge of honor, but the series should also be accessible, so I'm pleased to see that there will be four difficulties available in Mega Man 11. If that means more people enjoying Mega Man, I think that's a great inclusion.

8. Returning Characters So far, Mega Man 11 looks like an ideal blend of old and new. Familiar gameplay, new visuals, new abilities...and also a lot of returning characters. Rush is back to give Mega Man a boost, and Roll, Beat, and Fliptop (aka Eddie) are returning as well. Roll's new design, which debuted back at TGS for some merchandise, is especially well done. However, I'm even more excited about some of the returning enemies like Sniper Joe and the pick-axe-throwing baddies, some of whom haven't been seen in a Mega Man game in ages.

9. It's Not the Cartoon With a new Mega Man cartoon in the works, it would have been easy for Capcom to tie a new Mega Man game to that property and try to ride a multimedia wave to success, like Sega attempted with Sonic Boom. Fortunately, they didn't go that route, and fans all over the world are no doubt breathing a sigh of relief.

10. A Respectful Dev Team From Capcom's livestream, it became abundantly clear that Mega Man 11 is being handled by experienced designers who have a great reverence and appreciation for Mega Man and genuinely want Mega Man's "resurrection" to be a success. As with many of today's great indie titles, some of these developers grew up playing Mega Man and are fans as much as any of us. With producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, director Koji Oda, level designer Masakazu Eguchi, art director Yuji Ishihara, and sound designer Ryo Yoshii on board, the series appears to be in good hands.

11. It's Mega Man Honestly, no matter what Capcom had shown, I probably would have been elated at the mere thought of any new Mega Man game, especially considering that for the past 5 years it's seemed like the franchise was, for all intents and purposes, dead. The fact that it's not, the fact that the new entry is in the classic series, and the fact that Capcom seemingly wants to please the series's thousands upon thousands of devoted fans, can only be good things in my book. Let's hope Mega Man 11 lives up to everyone's expectations.

[gotojobin]

#CautiousHeroTheHeroIsOverpoweredButOverlyCautious #ShinchouYuushaKonoYuushaGaOreTueeeKuseNiShinchouSugiru #この勇者が俺TUEEEくせに慎重すぎる #KonoYūshaGaOreTsuēKuseNiShinchōSugiru #KingDevinJoseph #Weaboo #WéäBóo #キングデビンジョセフ #おたく #Otaku #オタク #GotoJobin #後藤Jobin #デヴィンジョセフ王 #Weeb #WeebDar #王デヴィンジョセフ 1. Episode 5 This Goddess Is Too Creepy The Holy Spirit makes Mash and Erel friends, but as usual, they go to the God world. This time, after i had a soldier god Adenella who is too creepy to practice, I'm going to the dragon village for a legendary weapon. Screenplay: Kenta Hagiwara story boarde: Kazuhiro Ozawa Directed by Hiroyuki Tsuchiya Director: Keiko Iwata, Naoki Hiramura, Tomoshige Inayoshi, Masakatsu Hyodo. 2. Episode 5 This goddess is too creepy Seiya joins Mash and Elle as friends, but as usual, to God. This time, after having a training with the admirer army god Adena In search of the legendary weapon, head to the village of the Balaur ... Screenplay: Kenta Sugawara Storyboard: Kazuhiro Ozawa Production: Hiroyuki Tsuchiya Animation Director: Keiko Iwata, Naoki Hiramura, Tomoshige Inayoshi https://www.instagram.com/p/B5kDLyhHqM3/?igshid=w5gfwbnpaa83

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Hurry! Capcom-Unity Mega Man Art Contest Ends at Midnight on May 21st!

There’s still time to enter!

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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean TV anime English subbed PV

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean TV anime will premiere worldwide on Netflix in December 2021. Japanese TV broadcast will premiere in January 2022. 

Key visual

Cast additions

Mutsumi Tamura as Ermes Costello

Mariya Ise as F.F. (Foo Fighters)

Atsumi Tanezaki as Emporio Alniño

Yuichiro Umehara as Weather Report

Daisuke Namikawa as Narciso Anasui

Daisuke Ono as Jotaro Kujo

Previously announced cast member

Ai Fairouz as Jolyne Cujoh

Staff

Chief director: Kenichi Suzuki

Director: Toshiyuki Kato 

Series composition: Yasuko Kobayashi 

Character designer: Masanori Shino

Stand designer: Shun'ichi Ishimoto

Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami

Composter: Yūgo Kanno

Sub-Character Design: Kei Tsuchiya

Prop Design: Daisuke Niitsuma

Art Designers: Reiki Taki, Junko Nagasawa, Yuriko Watanabe

Art Director: Keito Watanabe

Color Designer: Hiroko Sato

Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Yamada

Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose

CG Producer: Yutaka Hamanaka

CG Director: Kōtarō Shishido

Animation Production: David Production