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'''Yoshiyuki Sadamoto''' (貞本 義行) is best known as the character designer for ''Neon Genesis Evangelion'', of course, but he has a long list of accomplishments as an artist.
'''Yoshiyuki Sadamoto''' (貞本 義行) elbette ''Neon Genesis Evangelion'un'' en iyi karakter tasarımcısı olarak bilinir, ancak bir sanatçı olarak uzun bir başarı listesine sahiptir.


He also, with [[Hideaki Anno]], [[Takami Akai]], [[Shinji Higuchi]], [[Hiroyuki Yamaga]], [[Toshio Okado]] and [[Yasuhiro Takeda]], co-founded the [[Gainax]] anime studio in the early 1980s. Before it was officially named Gainax (it was originally called Daicon Film), Sadamoto worked as an animator on the the Daicon III and IV short films featuring a girl fighting monsters and robots, and even a daikon radish that turns into a spaceship. These two shorts were re-used as opening animations in the Gainax OVA Otaku no Video (1991). His first work as a character designer with Gainax was in ''Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise'' in 1987. He worked as an animator on Gainax projects ''Gunbuster'' (1988), ''Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water'' (1990), and ''Diebuster'' (2004). Sadamoto designed characters for many projects, both with Gainax and others: from ''Nadia,'' ''Diebuster'', ''FLCL'' (2000), (all Gainax projects), to ''.hack//Sign'' (2002), ''The Girl Who Leapt Through Time'' (2005), and ''Summer Wars'' (2009), to films like ''Wolf Children'' (2012) and the [[Rebuild of Evangelion]] series. In 2007 he was key animator for episode 27 of ''Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann,'' and was both animation director and key animator for ''Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone.''
Ayrıca [[tr:Hideaki Anno|Hideaki Anno]], [[tr:Takami Akai|Takami Akai]], [[tr:Shinji Higuchi|Shinji Higuchi]], [[tr:Hiroyuki Yamaga|Hiroyuki Yamaga]], [[tr:Toshio Okado|Toshio Okado]] ve [[tr:Yasuhiro Takeda|Yasuhiro Takeda]] ile birlikte 1980'lerin başında [[tr:Gainax|Gainax]] anime stüdyosunu kurdu. Resmen Gainax olarak adlandırılmadan önce (başlangıçta Daicon Film olarak adlandırılıyordu), Sadamoto, canavarlarla ve robotlarla savaşan bir kızı ve hatta bir uzay gemisine dönüşen bir daikon turpunu içeren Daicon III ve IV kısa filmlerinde animatör olarak çalıştı. Bu iki kısa film, Gainax OVA Otaku no Video'da (1991) açılış animasyonları olarak yeniden kullanıldı. Gainax ile karakter tasarımcısı olarak ilk çalışması, 1987'de ''Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise'' ile başladı. Gainax projeleri ''Gunbuster'' (1988), ''Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water'' (1990) ve ''Diebuster'' (2004) projelerinde animatör olarak çalıştı. Sadamoto, hem Gainax hem de diğer stüdyolarla birlikte birçok proje için karakterler tasarladı: ''Nadia'', ''Diebuster'', ''FLCL'' (2000), (tüm Gainax projeleri), ''.hack//Sign'' (2002), ''The Girl Who Leapt Through Time'' (2005); ve ''Summer Wars'' (2009), ''Wolf Children'' (2012) ve [[tr:Rebuild of Evangelion|''Rebuild of Evangelion'']] serisi gibi filmler için. 2007'de ''Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'ın'' 27. bölümünün ana animatörüydü ve ''Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone'un'' hem animasyon yönetmeni hem de ana animatörlüğünü yaptı.
 
Sadamoto, orijinal serinin alternatif bir sürekliliği olan ilk tam manga çalışması olan Neon Genesis Evangelion tabanlı manga serisinin yaratıcısıdır. Ayrıca 60 sayfalık kısa manga Route 20'nin (1991) ve 2 kısa romanın, Dirty Work ve System of Romance'ın yazarıdır. 19 yaşındayken, manga çalışması Akita Shoten haftalık Shonen Champion'da yayınlandı. Manga sanatçısı olmaya karar verdi, dedi ki; "Tam ilkokul ve ortaokuldayken, Go Nagai'den Mazinger Z ve Leiji Matsumoto'nun Battlefield manga serisi yeni çıkıyordu. O sıralarda bir manga sanatçısı olmanın güzel olabileceğini düşündüm."


Sadamoto is the creator of the [[Neon Genesis Evangelion (manga)|Neon Genesis Evangelion-based manga series]], his first full manga work, which is an alternate continuity to that of the original series. He is also the author of the shorter 60-page manga ''Route 20'' (1991), as well as the author of 2 short novels, ''Dirty Work'' and ''System of Romance''. When he was 19, his manga work was published in the Akita Shoten weekly ''Shonen Champion''. He decided to become a manga artist, he said, "[r]ight about the time I was in elementary school and middle school, Mazinger Z by Go Nagai, and Leiji Matsumoto's Battlefield manga series were just coming out. About that time I thought it might be nice to become a manga artist."<ref>[http://eva.onegeek.org/pipermail/oldeva/1999-January/024322.html Interview] Animerica Vol 6, Issue 8.</ref>
Sadamoto is the creator of the [[Neon Genesis Evangelion (manga)|Neon Genesis Evangelion-based manga series]], his first full manga work, which is an alternate continuity to that of the original series. He is also the author of the shorter 60-page manga ''Route 20'' (1991), as well as the author of 2 short novels, ''Dirty Work'' and ''System of Romance''. When he was 19, his manga work was published in the Akita Shoten weekly ''Shonen Champion''. He decided to become a manga artist, he said, "[r]ight about the time I was in elementary school and middle school, Mazinger Z by Go Nagai, and Leiji Matsumoto's Battlefield manga series were just coming out. About that time I thought it might be nice to become a manga artist."<ref>[http://eva.onegeek.org/pipermail/oldeva/1999-January/024322.html Interview] Animerica Vol 6, Issue 8.</ref>

Revision as of 08:42, 21 August 2021

Sadamoto gülümsüyor!

Yoshiyuki Sadamoto (貞本 義行) elbette Neon Genesis Evangelion'un en iyi karakter tasarımcısı olarak bilinir, ancak bir sanatçı olarak uzun bir başarı listesine sahiptir.

Ayrıca Hideaki Anno, Takami Akai, Shinji Higuchi, Hiroyuki Yamaga, Toshio Okado ve Yasuhiro Takeda ile birlikte 1980'lerin başında Gainax anime stüdyosunu kurdu. Resmen Gainax olarak adlandırılmadan önce (başlangıçta Daicon Film olarak adlandırılıyordu), Sadamoto, canavarlarla ve robotlarla savaşan bir kızı ve hatta bir uzay gemisine dönüşen bir daikon turpunu içeren Daicon III ve IV kısa filmlerinde animatör olarak çalıştı. Bu iki kısa film, Gainax OVA Otaku no Video'da (1991) açılış animasyonları olarak yeniden kullanıldı. Gainax ile karakter tasarımcısı olarak ilk çalışması, 1987'de Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise ile başladı. Gainax projeleri Gunbuster (1988), Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water (1990) ve Diebuster (2004) projelerinde animatör olarak çalıştı. Sadamoto, hem Gainax hem de diğer stüdyolarla birlikte birçok proje için karakterler tasarladı: Nadia, Diebuster, FLCL (2000), (tüm Gainax projeleri), .hack//Sign (2002), The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2005); ve Summer Wars (2009), Wolf Children (2012) ve Rebuild of Evangelion serisi gibi filmler için. 2007'de Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'ın 27. bölümünün ana animatörüydü ve Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone'un hem animasyon yönetmeni hem de ana animatörlüğünü yaptı.

Sadamoto, orijinal serinin alternatif bir sürekliliği olan ilk tam manga çalışması olan Neon Genesis Evangelion tabanlı manga serisinin yaratıcısıdır. Ayrıca 60 sayfalık kısa manga Route 20'nin (1991) ve 2 kısa romanın, Dirty Work ve System of Romance'ın yazarıdır. 19 yaşındayken, manga çalışması Akita Shoten haftalık Shonen Champion'da yayınlandı. Manga sanatçısı olmaya karar verdi, dedi ki; "Tam ilkokul ve ortaokuldayken, Go Nagai'den Mazinger Z ve Leiji Matsumoto'nun Battlefield manga serisi yeni çıkıyordu. O sıralarda bir manga sanatçısı olmanın güzel olabileceğini düşündüm."

Sadamoto is the creator of the Neon Genesis Evangelion-based manga series, his first full manga work, which is an alternate continuity to that of the original series. He is also the author of the shorter 60-page manga Route 20 (1991), as well as the author of 2 short novels, Dirty Work and System of Romance. When he was 19, his manga work was published in the Akita Shoten weekly Shonen Champion. He decided to become a manga artist, he said, "[r]ight about the time I was in elementary school and middle school, Mazinger Z by Go Nagai, and Leiji Matsumoto's Battlefield manga series were just coming out. About that time I thought it might be nice to become a manga artist."[1]

In 2003, Viz published a collection of his works, titled Der Mond ("The Moon"). Other artbooks like Die Sterne ("The Stars") and Groundwork of FLCL showcase his talent. He also did the artwork for the cover of Eric Clapton's album Pilgrim.

In an interview published in Der Mond, Sadamoto describes some of the brainstorming sessions between him and Hideaki Anno during the early development of the Evangelion project.[2] Some of Sadamoto's ideas that ended up being used include: suggesting that Anno change the protagonist from a girl to a boy, favoring the name "Evangelion" over "Alcion," proposing the concept that "the dead mother is inside the robot ... operated by mental/psychical bonding with the child" after learning about the A10 nerve from a program on NHK, and making the show a TV series instead of an OVA.

In 2008, he produced a two-part manga called Archaic Smile with his mangaka wife, Mako Takaha, that appeared in Monthly Shonen Ace.[3] At the 2013 Tokyo Anime Fair, Gainax announced that they would be reviving their Blue Uru film project, with Yoshiyuki Sadamoto as the character designer.[4]

Notlar

  • Sadamoto, Pen Pen'in bir kaplıca pengueni olması fikrini ortaya atan isimdir.[5]

Dış Bağlantılar

Referanslar

  1. ↑ Interview Animerica Vol 6, Issue 8.
  2. ↑ Interview in Der Mond translated by Bochan Bird
  3. ↑ Anime News Network 5/8/08
  4. ↑ Anime News Network 3/20/13
  5. ↑ Karakter İsimlerinin Kökenleri
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