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Masakazu Amiya

Masakazu Amiya is a director who worked on the Berserk anime.

Kōji Yoshikawa

Kōji Yoshikawa is a director who worked on Berserk.

Mihiro Yamaguchi

Mihiro Yamaguchi is a Japanese anime director who served as episode director on OLM's 1997 Berserk television series, helming episodes 5, 13, and 19 and co-directing two further episodes alongside Naohito Takahashi.

Yasuhiro Matsumura

Yasuhiro Matsumura is a Japanese storyboard artist and episode director whose long career runs through franchises such as Bleach and Hellsing. On the 1997 Berserk anime, produced by OLM, he directed several episodes, including the story's midpoint arc.

Yukina Hiiro

Yukina Hiiro is a director who worked on the Berserk anime.

Yukio Okazaki

Yukio Okazaki is a director who worked on the Berserk anime.

Kazuhisa Ōno

Kazuhisa Ōno is a director who worked on the Berserk anime.

Kazuya Tsurumaki

Kazuya Tsurumaki is a veteran Japanese anime director who rose up alongside Hideaki Anno at Gainax before helming his own hit projects, and he took on a directing role for the Berserk anime.

Kōji Fukazawa

Koji Fukazawa is a Japanese animator and director whose long career spans franchises like Pokemon and Macross. On the 1997 Berserk TV series, produced by OLM, he worked as episode director for episode 23 and as a key animator on the premiere.

Naohito Takahashi

Naohito Takahashi is a Japanese anime director who served as chief director on the original 1997 Berserk TV series.

Yasuhiro Geshi

Yasuhiro Geshi is a director who worked on Berserk.

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