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Masanori Satō

Animator

An animation supervisor who oversaw nine episodes of Dragon Ball Super across four major sagas, from the God of Destruction Beerus arc through the Universe Survival Tournament.

Role: animation_supervisor
Sub Role: Dragon Ball Super animation supervisor
Nationality: Japanese
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Super Supervision

Satō supervised nine episodes of Dragon Ball Super spanning four distinct sagas. In the God of Destruction Beerus Saga, he oversaw three episodes introducing Beerus' power and the Super Saiyan God transformation. During the Golden Frieza Saga, he directed three episodes as Frieza returns and clashes with Goku at full power. His Universe 6 Saga work includes two episodes of intense tournament competition, and his Future Trunks Saga contributions comprise four episodes dealing with the alternate timeline conflict and crucial character development moments. His broad coverage across multiple major arcs demonstrates his importance to Super's animation foundation.

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Animation Career

Satō's documented career centers on his consistent work in Dragon Ball Super, with no widely publicized work outside the franchise visible in available sources. His multiple supervisor credits across major sagas indicate he was a regular rotation member of Super's animation team during the series' peak production period, helping maintain visual continuity across some of the franchise's most ambitious battle sequences and narrative developments.

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