Katsunori Enomoto - Revision history

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	\| location = Japan		\| location = Japan
	\| position = Animation director <br> Key animation		\| position = Animation director <br> Key animation
	\| studio = [[wikipedia:ja:スタジオダブ\|Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki ~~Creative Room~~]]		\| studio = [[wikipedia:ja:スタジオダブ\|Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio]]
	\| years-active = 1989-present		\| years-active = 1989-present
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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove {{jp\|スタジオダブ}}, which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio {{jp\|BNPいわきスタジオ)}}<ref group="Note">'''Note''': Nowadays, it is known as BN Pictures Creative Room {{jp\|BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム}}.</ref> in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.		Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove {{jp\|スタジオダブ}}, which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio {{jp\|BNPいわきスタジオ}}<ref group="Note">'''Note''': Nowadays, it is known as BN Pictures Creative Room {{jp\|BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム}}.</ref> in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.

	Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.		Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.

Jefflie at 14:19, 30 April 2026

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove (スタジオダブ), which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights.~~<ref group="Note">'''Note''': Nowadays, the studio is known as BN Pictures Creative Room (BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム).</ref>~~ He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.		Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove {{jp\|スタジオダブ}}, which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio {{jp\|BNPいわきスタジオ)}}<ref group="Note">'''Note''': Nowadays, it is known as BN Pictures Creative Room {{jp\|BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム}}.</ref> in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.

	Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.		Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.

Jefflie at 14:14, 30 April 2026

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove (スタジオダブ), which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights.<ref group="Note">'''Note''':Nowadays, the studio is known as BN Pictures Creative Room (BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム).</ref> He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.		Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove (スタジオダブ), which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights.<ref group="Note">'''Note''': Nowadays, the studio is known as BN Pictures Creative Room (BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム).</ref> He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.

	Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.		Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.

Jefflie at 14:14, 30 April 2026

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove (スタジオダブ), which ~~renamed itself~~ to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki ~~Creative~~ Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in October 2019<ref ~~name~~="A">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref>. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.		Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove (スタジオダブ), which was rebranded to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in October 2019<ref group="Note">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref> after Bandai Namco Pictures acquired the studio management rights.<ref group="Note">'''Note''':Nowadays, the studio is known as BN Pictures Creative Room (BN Pictures クリエイティブルーム).</ref> He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.

	Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.		Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.
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	== References ==		== References ==
			# [https://keyframe-staff-list.com/person/180051 Katsunori Enomoto - KeyFrame Staff List]
	# [https://www.themoviedb.org/person/3451769?language=fi TMDB]		# [https://www.themoviedb.org/person/3451769?language=fi TMDB]
	# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=221148 Katsunori Enomoto - Anime News Network]		# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=221148 Katsunori Enomoto - Anime News Network]
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Jefflie at 14:04, 30 April 2026

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio ~~Dub~~ (スタジオダブ), which renamed itself to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Creative Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in ~~october~~ 2019<ref name="A">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref>. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.		Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dove (スタジオダブ), which renamed itself to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Creative Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in October 2019<ref name="A">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref>. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.

	Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.		Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.

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	\| location = Japan		\| location = Japan
	\| position = ~~{{Bracket\|Assistant episode director\|Technical director}} <br>~~ Animation director <br> Key ~~animation <br> 2nd key~~ animation		\| position = Animation director <br> Key animation
	\| studio = [[wikipedia:ja:スタジオダブ\|Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Creative Room]]		\| studio = [[wikipedia:ja:スタジオダブ\|Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Creative Room]]
	\| years-active = 1989-present		\| years-active = 1989-present

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{{nihongo|'''Katsunori Enomoto'''|榎本勝紀|Enomoto Katsunori}} is a Japanese animation director. He took part in the production of ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]].

== Biography ==
Katsunori Enomoto was originally active with Studio Dub (スタジオダブ), which renamed itself to Bandai Namco Pictures Iwaki Creative Studio (BNPいわきスタジオ) in october 2019<ref name="A">https://w.atwiki.jp/sakuga/pages/1388.html</ref>. He was first active in 1989, as an animator in short animated movie ''SD Sengokuden: Abaowakūjō no shō'', performing in-between animation. He was then active as in-between animator in 1989 anime series ''Mobile Police Patlabor'' and continued as such until the following year, when he became a key animator for the first time, in anime series ''Mōretsu Atarō''. He was thus active in many action-related tv series as an animator in movement scenes.

Known for his fast pace at drawing, he got his breakthrough as animation director in episode 2 of 1998 series ''Super Yo-Yo''. He however continued to be mostly credited as a key animator. His first work with ''Detective Conan'' was in January 2004, when he was an animation director in episode 345. He continued being active throughout the year until his last work, in episode 374, as animation director, which aired in October of the same year. He has not returned to ''Detective Conan'' since.

== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==
* See [[:category:Animation directed by Katsunori Enomoto|Animation directed by Katsunori Enomoto]]

=== Anime ===
Participation in: '''8''' cases (8 episodes)
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|345||371-375||[[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night‎‎]]||January 5, 2004||Animation director||
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|354||384||[[A Small Client|A Small Client (Part 1)]]||March 8, 2004||Animation director, key animation||
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|356||386-387||[[Kaitou Kid's Miraculous Midair Walk]]||April 12, 2004||Animation director||
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|357||388||[[Sweetheart is an Illusion of Spring]]||April 26, 2004||Animation director||
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|361||391||[[Teitan High School's Ghost Story|Teitan High School's Ghost Story (Part 1)]]||May 24, 2004||Animation director||
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|365||395||[[The Synchronicity Case|The Synchronicity Case (Part 2)]]||June 21, 2004||Animation director||
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|369||400||[[A Lucky Man's Suspense]]||August 2, 2004||Animation director, key animation||
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|374||405||[[A Code of Stars and Tobacco|A Code of Stars and Tobacco (Part 1)]]||October 18, 2004||Animation director, key animation||
|}

== Other notable works ==
=== Anime ===
* ''Sailor Moon Crystal'': Key animation
* ''Suite Precure♪ The Movie'': Key animation
* ''Mobile Suit Gundam'': Key animation
* ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters'': Key animation

== References ==
# [https://www.themoviedb.org/person/3451769?language=fi TMDB]
# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=221148 Katsunori Enomoto - Anime News Network]

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