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Mayumi Nakamura

Animator

Japanese animator with extensive credits on Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT. Nakamura worked as an in-between animator on the original series and contributed key animation to multiple episodes of Dragon Ball GT and other Dragon Ball productions.

Role: staff
Sub Role: Animator across Dragon Ball original series and GT
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Inbetweening and Animation

Mayumi Nakamura provided in-between animation for 50 episodes of the original Dragon Ball series, establishing her as a foundational contributor to the franchise's animation foundation. In-between animation connects key frames and is crucial for fluid motion; working on 50 episodes represents a substantial commitment to maintaining visual consistency across the original series. She also contributed in-between animation to Dragon Ball Z. Her work on Dragon Ball GT episodes in the Black Star Dragon Ball Saga, Baby Saga, Super 17 Saga, and Shadow Dragon Saga demonstrates her continued involvement as the franchise evolved beyond the original run.

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Extended Anime Career

Nakamura's resume spans hundreds of anime episodes across multiple studios and decades. She has served as both animator and animation director on productions ranging from Attack on Titan to Little Witch Academia, and her work appears in numerous modern anime films. Her longevity in the industry and breadth of credits reflect her reliability and technical proficiency.

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