Tatsushi Narita

Narita provided in-between animation for Dragon Ball episodes 133 and 148, working in a crucial role that bridges the gap between key frame animation and the final on-screen movement. This foundational animation work contributed to the smooth transitions and fluid action sequences that defined the original series during its later episodes.

Narita extended his animation career across multiple productions, earning credits for in-between animation, in-between checking, and animation checking on series including Cardfight Vanguard, Yona of the Dawn, and the film Akira. His work in animation quality control and frame-by-frame artistry demonstrates the technical foundation that enables polished anime production.