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Satoshi Takafuji

Director

Satoshi Takafuji is a Japanese episode director and storyboard artist who has directed episodes of My Hero Academia, the shonen anime produced by studio Bones, across multiple seasons and its spinoff series My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.

Role: Director
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2011-present
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My Hero Academia Role

Takafuji served as episode director on several installments of My Hero Academia, including entries in its second season, and took on unit director duties during the show's third season. He later contributed storyboard work to My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, extending his involvement with the franchise from the flagship series into its spinoff.

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Career and Notable Roles

Takafuji has built a long freelance career as an episode director and storyboard artist across a wide range of television anime since the early 2010s, including Carole & Tuesday, Call of the Night, KING'S RAID: Successors of the Will, and Super Crooks, and he took the director's chair on Banished from the Hero's Party. His earlier credits include assistant episode director work on Toriko.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was Satoshi Takafuji's role on My Hero Academia?

Satoshi Takafuji served as episode director on several installments of My Hero Academia, including entries in its second season, and took on unit director duties during the show's third season.

What other My Hero Academia projects has Satoshi Takafuji worked on?

Satoshi Takafuji later contributed storyboard work to My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, extending his involvement with the franchise from the flagship series into its spinoff.

What other anime has Satoshi Takafuji worked on as episode director?

Satoshi Takafuji has built a long freelance career as an episode director and storyboard artist across television anime including Carole & Tuesday, Call of the Night, KING'S RAID: Successors of the Will, and Super Crooks.

What anime has Satoshi Takafuji directed?

Satoshi Takafuji took the director's chair on Banished from the Hero's Party, a directing credit distinct from his episode director and storyboard work on other shows.

When did Satoshi Takafuji start working in anime?

Satoshi Takafuji has been active in the industry since 2011. His earlier credits include assistant episode director work on Toriko before he moved into episode direction on shows like My Hero Academia.

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