Teppei Horita
AnimatorJapanese color designer who shaped the visual palette of Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. Horita's work extended to major anime and films including One Piece and Toriko.
Battle of Gods Color Design
Teppei Horita contributed to the color design team for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, the franchise's landmark film that reunited Goku and Vegeta against Beerus. As a color designer, Horita played a crucial role in establishing the visual atmosphere of the battle scenes and character palettes, ensuring consistency with the Dragon Ball aesthetic while bringing fresh vibrancy to the god-level combat sequences.
Career Beyond Dragon Ball
Beyond his Dragon Ball work, Horita has established himself as a respected color designer in the anime industry. His credits include key productions such as One Piece and Toriko, alongside the feature film Buddha: The Great Departure. His skillful color work has helped define the visual identity of several major anime series.
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