Miyuki Ishida is a Japanese director and animator who has worked as episode director and assistant director across One Punch Man's second OVA and its second and third television seasons.
Ishida has served as episode director on One Punch Man's second OVA and its second and third television seasons, and took on assistant director duties across large stretches of the third season to help split the workload among multiple directors. Her contributions sit within the show's broader rotation of episode directors working under the series' lead staff.
Beyond One Punch Man, Ishida has worked across a wide range of anime production roles including color design, finish animation and episode direction on series such as the Food Wars! franchise, Toradora!, Maid Sama! and both seasons of Amanchu!. Her credits also include work on The Familiar of Zero trilogy and the Nodame Cantabile series.
Miyuki Ishida is a Japanese director and animator who has worked as episode director and assistant director on One Punch Man. Her credits on the franchise include the second OVA and the show's second and third television seasons.
Ishida served as episode director on One Punch Man's second OVA and its second and third seasons, then took on assistant director duties across large stretches of season three. That assistant director role helped split the workload among the season's multiple directors.
Beyond One Punch Man, Ishida has worked on the Food Wars! franchise, Toradora!, Maid Sama! and both seasons of Amanchu!. Her filmography spans a wide range of anime production roles.
Ishida's credits include color design, finish animation and episode direction across her career. That range shows her working on multiple stages of production rather than staying in a single specialty.
Ishida's other credits include the three Familiar of Zero installments and the Nodame Cantabile series. These sit alongside her larger body of work in romantic comedy and drama anime.

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