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Ayuri Taguchi

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Ayuri Taguchi is a producer at Madhouse who worked on the One Punch Man anime, its OAV specials, and the Road to Hero special.

Role: Producer
Studio: Madhouse
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One Punch Man Role

Taguchi produced the original One Punch Man television series across its full 2015 run, alongside the accompanying OAV bonus episodes and the Road to Hero special. Her work covered the Madhouse-produced installments of the franchise, predating the studio's later handoff of the series to J.C.Staff.

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Career and Notable Roles

A longtime Madhouse producer, Taguchi's credits extend to Death Parade, Chihayafuru 3, ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept., Sonny Boy, and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, reflecting a career spent producing acclaimed drama and fantasy titles well beyond her work on One Punch Man.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ayuri Taguchi?

Ayuri Taguchi is a producer at Madhouse who worked on the One Punch Man anime, its OAV specials, and the Road to Hero special.

What did Ayuri Taguchi produce in One Punch Man?

Taguchi produced the original One Punch Man television series across its full 2015 run, alongside the accompanying OAV bonus episodes and the Road to Hero special.

Did Ayuri Taguchi work on One Punch Man after it moved to J.C.Staff?

No, Taguchi's work covered the Madhouse-produced installments of the franchise, predating the studio's later handoff of the series to J.C.Staff.

What other anime has Ayuri Taguchi produced?

Taguchi's credits extend to Death Parade, Chihayafuru 3, and ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept.

What is Ayuri Taguchi's most recent notable work?

Taguchi has also produced Sonny Boy and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, reflecting a career spent producing acclaimed drama and fantasy titles well beyond her work on One Punch Man.

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