Shiho Takeuchi

Takeuchi contributed 6 episodes of inbetween animation to Dragon Ball Z, supporting the seamless motion that defines the series' intense combat sequences. Her work in this foundational role showcased the technical precision required of inbetweeners on a production of DBZ's scale and action density.

Takeuchi's broader career demonstrates remarkable range, encompassing mechanical design for DARLING in the FRANXX and Fate projects, key animation across properties like Eureka Seven and Ghost in the Shell, and art direction responsibilities. She worked with major studios including Toei Animation and Studio Look, establishing herself as a skilled designer capable of handling both character work and complex mechanical assets across anime's most technically demanding productions.