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Kiyomi Ishiwata

Animator

Japanese animator who provided in-between and key animation support for Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Z, as well as multiple Dragon Ball theatrical films across her extensive career in anime production.

Role: animation_supervisor
Sub Role: In-betweener and animator for Dragon Ball GT, Z, and films
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Contributions

Kiyomi Ishiwata worked as an in-betweener on Dragon Ball GT (episode 4) and Dragon Ball Z, contributing essential animation support across both series. Her theatrical work extended to Dragon Ball films including Lord Slug, representing her involvement across both television and film production. The breadth of her Dragon Ball credits, combined with her extensive work across other major anime, establishes her as a consistent animator within the industry.

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Extended Animation Career

Ishiwata's career spanned multiple decades, with documented animation work across dozens of anime productions. She contributed to series ranging from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Hunter x Hunter (2011) to Haikyu!! and Fire Force. Her experience with both in-between and key animation roles, combined with her work across studios including Studio Live and Toei Animation, reflects her value as a reliable animator across varied production needs.

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