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George Wada

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George Wada works as a producer at Production I.G. and serves as president of its Wit Studio subsidiary, the company behind the Attack on Titan anime through its first three seasons.

Role: Producer
Nationality: Japanese
Studio: Wit Studio
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Attack on Titan Role

Wada produced Attack on Titan during Wit Studio's run on the series, the animation house he leads as president under parent company Production I.G. Wit handled the anime across its first three television seasons before production moved to MAPPA for the concluding Final Season, and Wada's stewardship of the studio placed him at the center of one of the decade's biggest anime hits.

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Career and Notable Roles

Wada's other producing credits at Production I.G. and Wit Studio include Guilty Crown and Psycho-Pass. In 2020 he was promoted to Executive Vice President of Production I.G. itself, extending his role beyond Wit Studio to the parent company's wider slate of anime productions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is George Wada?

George Wada works as a producer at Production I.G. and serves as president of its Wit Studio subsidiary, the company behind the Attack on Titan anime through its first three seasons.

What is George Wada's connection to Attack on Titan?

Wada produced Attack on Titan during Wit Studio's run on the series. Wit handled the anime across its first three television seasons before production moved to MAPPA for the concluding Final Season.

What other anime has George Wada produced?

Wada's other producing credits at Production I.G. and Wit Studio include Guilty Crown and Psycho-Pass.

What is George Wada's role at Production I.G.?

In 2020 Wada was promoted to Executive Vice President of Production I.G., extending his role beyond Wit Studio to the parent company's wider slate of anime productions.

When was George Wada born?

George Wada, a Japanese producer, was born in 1978.

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