Kensuke Tateishi is a Japanese anime producer who has worked on Attack on Titan across multiple seasons, from the original television run through The Final Season.
Tateishi produced Attack on Titan through its second and third seasons and on into The Final Season, along with several of the franchise's OVAs and spin-off projects. He was among the producers who spoke publicly about moving production from Wit Studio to MAPPA for the final season, framing the switch as matching the story's growing scale heading into its climax.
Kensuke Tateishi produced Attack on Titan through its second and third seasons and on into The Final Season, along with several of the franchise's OVAs and spin-off projects.
Kensuke Tateishi was among the producers who spoke publicly about moving Attack on Titan's production from Wit Studio to MAPPA for the Final Season. He framed the switch as matching the story's growing scale heading into its climax.
Beyond Attack on Titan, Kensuke Tateishi has produced other major titles including A Silent Voice and The Seven Deadly Sins. That gives him a track record on several of the most widely watched anime of the past decade.
No, Kensuke Tateishi's producing credit on Attack on Titan starts with the second and third seasons, continuing through The Final Season and its OVAs. His involvement does not appear to extend back to the original first-season run.
Kensuke Tateishi is a Japanese anime producer whose credits include Attack on Titan from its second season onward, as well as major titles like A Silent Voice and The Seven Deadly Sins. His work places him among the producers behind some of the past decade's most widely watched anime.

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