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Revision as of 03:07, 24 January 2022
Atsuhiro Tomioka (冨岡淳広 Tomioka Atsuhiro) was born on November 25, 1967[1]. He is a screenwriter who has worked with the Pokémon anime since its beginning.
Credits
TV series
Atsuhiro Tomioka has written over 200 episodes of the Pokémon anime, his first episode being Ash Catches a Pokémon.
Movies
Specials
- The Legend of Thunder!
- Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs
- Hoopa — The Mischief Pokémon
- Arceus, the One Called God
Shorts
Web anime
- Pokémon Generations (all episodes)
Other non-Pokémon works
- Brave Exkaiser (1990-1991) - Screenplay [1] [2]
- The Brave of Sun Fighbird (1991-1992) - Screenplay
- Mojacko (1995-1997) - Screenplay
- Eat-Man (1997) - Screenplay
- Next Senki Ehrgeiz (1997) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Berserk (1997-1998) - Screenplay
- AWOL: Absent Without Leave (1998) - Series composition, Screenplay
- The Adventures of Mini-Goddess (1998-1999) - Screenplay
- Eat-Man '98 (1998) - Screenplay
- Bikkuriman 2000 (1999-2001) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Jibaku-kun (1999-2000) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Gokudo-kun Manyuki (1999) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Hoshin Engi (1999) - Screenplay
- Hamtaro (2000-2006) - Screenplay
- Vandread (2000) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Baki the Grappler (2001) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Magical Meow Meow Taruto (2001) - Screenplay
- Final Fantasy: Unlimited (2001-2002) - Series composition, Screenplay[2]
- Vandread: The Second Stage (2001) - Series composition, Screenplay
- The Prince of Tennis (2001-2005) - Series composition (episodes 76-101)[2], Screenplay
- Hikaru no Go (2001-2003) - Screenplay
- Tokyo: Digital Crisis!
- One Piece: Stampede
- Super Dragon Ball Heroes
- Dragon Ball Super
- 18if
- Atom the Beginning
- Gyakuten Saiban
- Battle Spirits: Shounen Gekiha Dan (2009-2010) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Brave (2010-2011) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Heroes (2011-2012) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Sword Eyes (2012-2013) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Saikyou Ginga Ultimate Zero (2013-2014) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Saga Brave (2019-2020) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Kakumei no Galette (2020-2021) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Battle Spirits: Mirage (2021-) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Brave Beats (2015-2016) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Digimon Adventure: (2020) - Series composition, Screenplay
- Inazuma irebun go 2
- Zetman (TV Series) (teleplay)
- Gekijouban Inazuma irebun Go: Kyuukyoku no kizuna Gurifon
- Infinite Stratos
- Tensô sentai Goseijâ
- Uchû senkan Yamato: Fukkatsuhen
- Fairy Tail (TV series)
- Inazuma Irebun 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha: Blizzard (video game)
- Inazuma Irebun 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha: Fire (video game)
- Inazuma Eleven (TV series)
- Inazuma Irebun (video game) (scenario: OLM)
- S.A: Supesharu ê (TV series)
- Kurisutaru bureizu (TV series)
- Kêtai sôsakan 7
- Ketai aruku!?/Tsunagaru kizuna
- Prism Ark
- Kishi tachi no shiren
- Pumpkin Scissors
- Ray the Animation
- Trinity Blood: Genesis
- Babes Blades Blood Beauty
- Trinity Blood
- Samurai 7
- Monkî tân
- Chrono Crusade
- Gurîn gurîn
- Last Exile
- Hikaru no go
- Chôjûshin Gravion
- Drill Girl on the Beach
- Vandread: Integral
- Gokudô-kun man'yûki
- Buttobi CPU
