Yoh Yoshinari is a Japanese animator, mechanical designer, and director who provided mechanical design and key animation for Gurren Lagann before co-founding Studio Trigger and directing Little Witch Academia.
Yoshinari handled mechanical design for Gurren Lagann's Gunmen and contributed key animation to the opening sequence plus several episodes, including the series finale, helping define the show's mecha look. He later returned to the franchise for its theatrical recut films and the Parallel Works spinoff, where he took on directing duties for one of the episodes.
After Gainax, Yoshinari became a founding member of Studio Trigger, where he directs and co-created Little Witch Academia, and he contributed key animation and storyboards to Kill la Kill, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, and the earlier Gainax production FLCL, establishing himself as one of anime's most distinctive mechanical and character designers.
Yoh Yoshinari is known for mechanical design work on Gurren Lagann's Gunmen, plus key animation on the opening sequence and several episodes, including the series finale. That work helped define the show's mecha look.
After Gainax, Yoshinari co-founded Studio Trigger, where he directs and co-created Little Witch Academia, widely regarded as one of his signature works. That career established him as one of anime's most distinctive mechanical and character designers.
Yoshinari returned to the Gurren Lagann franchise for its theatrical recut films and the Parallel Works spinoff, where he took on directing duties for one of the episodes.
Yoshinari contributed key animation and storyboards to Kill la Kill and Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, as well as the earlier Gainax production FLCL.
Yoshinari was born in 1971 and has been active in the anime industry since 1992. His career began in the Gainax era that produced FLCL and Gurren Lagann, and it has carried through more than three decades into his later directing work at Studio Trigger.

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