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Jun'ichi Fujise

Director

Japanese anime director who directed 18 episodes of Dragon Ball Z and worked as assistant director on multiple Dragon Ball Z films, shaping the visual presentation of the franchise across television and cinema.

Role: director
Sub Role: Director and assistant director for Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT films
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Direction

Jun'ichi Fujise directed 18 episodes of Dragon Ball Z as well as 26 episodes as assistant director, contributing substantially to the series' visual storytelling and action choreography. He worked on one episode of Dragon Ball GT as director and 26 additional episodes as assistant, maintaining continuity between the Z and GT series. Fujise's directorial work extended to multiple Dragon Ball Z films, where he served as assistant director on Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan, Cooler's Revenge, Lord Slug, The Tree of Might, The World's Strongest, and The History of Trunks special, demonstrating his integral role in the franchise's theatrical releases.

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Animation Career

Fujise had an extensive career directing anime across multiple genres and series. His work on Dragon Ball showcased his ability to handle large-scale action sequences and character-driven moments. Beyond Dragon Ball, he directed episodes for One Piece, Hunter x Hunter, and other major shonen anime, establishing himself as a skilled hands-on director in the industry.

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