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Hiromi Matsushita

Animator

A skilled key animation artist born in Nagano who animated crucial moments in Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone. Her work across major anime franchises demonstrates command of dynamic action sequences.

Role: staff
Sub Role: Key animator for Dragon Ball Z film
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Animation Work

Matsushita served as key animator on Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone, one of the franchise's most ambitious theatrical features. Her animation work helped realize the high-speed action and character transformations central to the film's narrative. This theatrical assignment positioned her among animators trusted with feature-length spectacles.

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Career Highlights

Matsushita built an extensive career in animation direction and key animation across Toei Animation properties and beyond. Her work on Hunter X Hunter 2011 encompassed opening sequence animation, establishing her range in prestige television productions. She undertook character design and animation direction responsibilities on Nobunagun, while her involvement with Sailor Moon extended across multiple series entries. Her contributions to Precure films and Crayon Shin-chan movies demonstrated lasting prominence in children's and action anime.

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