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Yasuhiro Geshi

Director

Yasuhiro Geshi is a Japanese episode director with a resume spanning hundreds of TV anime, from Rurouni Kenshin to Attack on Titan; on Gurren Lagann he directed episode 20.

Role: Director
Nationality: Japanese
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Gurren Lagann Role

Geshi served as episode director for episode 20 of Gurren Lagann, one entry among the large rotating team Gainax used to keep the anime's fast, chaotic action on a demanding weekly schedule. It was a typical single-episode assignment within his much broader freelance directing career.

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Career and Notable Roles

Across four decades Geshi has directed episodes of an enormous range of anime, including Rurouni Kenshin, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Reborn!, Yuri!!! on Ice, World Trigger, and Attack on Titan: The Final Season, making him one of the medium's most prolific episode directors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Yasuhiro Geshi?

Yasuhiro Geshi is a Japanese episode director with a resume spanning hundreds of TV anime. On Gurren Lagann he directed episode 20.

What did Yasuhiro Geshi direct in Gurren Lagann?

Geshi served as episode director for episode 20 of Gurren Lagann, one entry among the large rotating team Gainax used to keep the anime's fast, chaotic action on a demanding weekly schedule.

What other anime has Yasuhiro Geshi directed episodes for?

Geshi has directed episodes of Rurouni Kenshin, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, and Reborn!, part of a resume that spans decades of Japanese television anime.

Has Yasuhiro Geshi worked on Attack on Titan?

Yes. Geshi directed episodes of Attack on Titan: The Final Season, one of the later credits in a freelance career that also includes Yuri!!! on Ice and World Trigger.

How prolific is Yasuhiro Geshi as a director?

Across four decades, Geshi has directed an enormous range of anime, making him one of the medium's most prolific episode directors.

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