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Jefflie: /* Openings and Endings */

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Openings and Endings

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Biography

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Yasuichiro Yamamoto joined [[Studio Boomerang]] in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became a director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Red Baron (TV series)\|Red Baron]]'' {{jp\|レッドバロン}}, working with [[Masato Sato]] already (the two of them both joined the ''Detective Conan'' production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with [[Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case\|'''Episode 34''': Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case (Part 1)]].		Yasuichiro Yamamoto joined [[Studio Boomerang]] in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became an episode director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Red Baron (TV series)\|Red Baron]]'' {{jp\|レッドバロン}}, working with [[Masato Sato]] already (the two of them both joined the ''Detective Conan'' production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with [[Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case\|'''Episode 34''': Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case (Part 1)]].

	[[File:Yasuichiro Yamamoto-1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Photo of Yasuichiro Yamamoto taken in 2009.]]		[[File:Yasuichiro Yamamoto-1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Photo of Yasuichiro Yamamoto taken in 2009.]]

	~~When his teacher~~ [[~~Kenji Kodama~~]] ~~resigned as director and only served as the chief director for the anime~~, Yamamoto became the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. [[Minoru Tozawa]] thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes. During this period when he first directed the ''Detective Conan'' anime, the TV rating of each episode had increased to a great extent; the animation quality of the episodes during his directional era were also fairly high, by virtue of his animation background before he became the director.		After finished wroking on [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] in 1998, Yamamoto became the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime, replacing [[Kenji Kodama]] who became chief director. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. [[Minoru Tozawa]] thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes. During this period when he first directed the ''Detective Conan'' anime, the TV rating of each episode had increased to a great extent; the animation quality of the episodes during his directional era were also fairly high, by virtue of his animation background before he became the director.

	~~He then suceeded~~ the director ~~role for~~ the ~~movies from~~ Kenji Kodama ~~as well, being~~ the director of seven ''Detective Conan'' movies. The movies that he directed for ''Detective Conan'' possess the highest evaluation '''among the industry''', compared to the other two directors. Starting with [[The Private Eyes' Requiem\|'''Movie 10''': The Private Eyes' Requiem]], the ''Detective Conan'' movies (under his direction) invariably appeared in the list of "eminent animated films" of [[wikipedia:Japan Academy Film Prize\|Japan Academy Film Prize]] {{jp\|日本アカデミー賞}}. Whereas [[Strategy Above the Depths\|'''Movie 9''': Strategy Above the Depths]], is also the only ''Detective Conan'' work to win an award at the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Anime Award\|Tokyo Anime Award]] {{jp		In 2004, [[Masato Sato]] replaced him as the anime director, while he become the movie director replacing Kenji Kodama. He was the director of seven ''Detective Conan'' movies, from [[Magician in the Silver Sky\|'''Movie 8''': Magician in the Silver Sky]] until [[The Lost Ship in the Sky\|'''Movie 14''': The Lost Ship in the Sky]]. The movies that he directed for ''Detective Conan'' possess the highest evaluation '''among the industry''', compared to the other two directors. Starting with [[The Private Eyes' Requiem\|'''Movie 10''': The Private Eyes' Requiem]], the ''Detective Conan'' movies (under his direction) invariably appeared in the list of "eminent animated films" of [[wikipedia:Japan Academy Film Prize\|Japan Academy Film Prize]] {{jp\|日本アカデミー賞}}. Whereas [[Strategy Above the Depths\|'''Movie 9''': Strategy Above the Depths]], is also the only ''Detective Conan'' work to win an award at the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Anime Award\|Tokyo Anime Award]] {{jp\|東京アニメアワード}} - one of Japan's most important animation awards. What is more, most of his directed movies contain splendid story settings, in terms of the story premises: from plane to ship, from ship to airship... On the other hand, he also attempted to mingle elements such as romance, friendship, and even action into the movies. He later gave the movie director role to [[Kobun Shizuno]] in 2011, while he became chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17.
	\|東京アニメアワード}} - one of Japan's most important animation awards. What is more, most of his directed movies contain splendid story settings, in terms of the story premises: from plane to ship, from ship to airship... On the other hand, he also attempted to mingle elements such as romance, friendship, and even action into the movies. ~~After he directed~~ [[~~The Lost Ship in the Sky\|'''Movie 14''': The Lost Ship in the Sky~~]], he ~~stepped down from the movie director role and served as the~~ chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17~~. Later on, the ''Detective Conan'' movie director position was passed down to [[Kobun Shizuno]]~~.

	~~After quitting the direction of ''Detective Conan'' movies~~, he ~~returned to~~ anime, ~~continued to contribute storyboards, and~~ became the anime director once again ~~after~~ [[Koujin Ochi]]~~'s resignation~~, until present. He then continued Ochi's legacy by introducing a proper {{nihongo\|"Animation Supervisor"\|作画監修}} role for the anime to maintain the stability of the anime quality (the role didn't become regular until 2014 with [[episode 738]]). During this second trial for his direction of the anime, the episodes remain of high TV ratings and compliments; the case [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case\|'''Episodes 772~773''': Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]] and the series [[The Scarlet Return\|'''Episodes 779~783''': The Scarlet Return]] are highly rated, the original author [[Gosho Aoyama]] also praised them (via the game [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing\|Animal Crossing]]). In addition, he also manifested respects towards the original manga, in which he rectified the fault character design of [[Wataru Takagi]] that was caused by the loss of character sheet in early anime production; he also corrected the scenario "Akemi's death" by releasing the TV special [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]] in 2016; and allegedly, he often asks the original author for lines' adjustments when executing manga adaptations.		While he worked as movie director, he irregularly worked as storyboard artist and episode director for the anime. In September 2012, he became the anime director once again replacing [[Koujin Ochi]], until present. He then continued Ochi's legacy by introducing a proper {{nihongo\|"Animation Supervisor"\|作画監修}} role for the anime to maintain the stability of the anime quality (the role didn't become regular until 2014 with [[episode 738]]). During this second trial for his direction of the anime, the episodes remain of high TV ratings and compliments; the case [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case\|'''Episodes 772~773''': Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]] and the series [[The Scarlet Return\|'''Episodes 779~783''': The Scarlet Return]] are highly rated, the original author [[Gosho Aoyama]] also praised them (via the game [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing\|Animal Crossing]]). In addition, he also manifested respects towards the original manga, in which he rectified the fault character design of [[Wataru Takagi]] that was caused by the loss of character sheet in early anime production; he also corrected the scenario "Akemi's death" by releasing the TV special [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]] in 2016; and allegedly, he often asks the original author for lines' adjustments when executing manga adaptations.

	[[File:Yamamoto-tree-op35.jpg \|thumb\|right\|200px\|OP35 [[TRY AGAIN]]]]		[[File:Yamamoto-tree-op35.jpg \|thumb\|right\|200px\|OP35 [[TRY AGAIN]]]]

Jefflie: /* Anime */

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Anime

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Works in Detective Conan

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	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	Participation in: '''91''' cases (~~115~~ episodes)		Participation in: '''92''' cases (116 episodes)
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Nakamura: /* Anime */

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Anime

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	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	Participation in: '''90''' cases (~~113~~ episodes)		Participation in: '''91''' cases (115 episodes)
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Time Lord Enthusiast: /* Anime */ Adding Ginkgo-Colored First Love

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Time Lord Enthusiast: /* Anime */ Removing episode redirects

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Nakamura: /* Anime */

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Anime

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	Participation in: '''89''' cases (~~112~~ episodes)		Participation in: '''90''' cases (113 episodes)
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			\|1162\|\|1220\|\|[[Episode 1162\|The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary 5]]\|\|May 10, 2025\|\|Key animation\|\|
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BOBO at 17:38, 14 April 2025

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BOBO: /* Movies */

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Movies

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Yasuichiro Yamamoto joined [[Studio Boomerang]] in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became a director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Red Baron (TV series)\|Red Baron]]'' {{jp\|レッドバロン}}, working with [[Masato Sato]] already (the two of them both joined the ''Detective Conan'' production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with [[Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case\|'''Episode 34''': Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case (Part 1)]].		Yasuichiro Yamamoto joined [[Studio Boomerang]] in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became an episode director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Red Baron (TV series)\|Red Baron]]'' {{jp\|レッドバロン}}, working with [[Masato Sato]] already (the two of them both joined the ''Detective Conan'' production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with [[Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case\|'''Episode 34''': Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case (Part 1)]].

	[[File:Yasuichiro Yamamoto-1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Photo of Yasuichiro Yamamoto taken in 2009.]]		[[File:Yasuichiro Yamamoto-1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Photo of Yasuichiro Yamamoto taken in 2009.]]

	~~When his teacher~~ [[~~Kenji Kodama~~]] ~~resigned as director and only served as the chief director for the anime~~, Yamamoto became the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. [[Minoru Tozawa]] thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes. During this period when he first directed the ''Detective Conan'' anime, the TV rating of each episode had increased to a great extent; the animation quality of the episodes during his directional era were also fairly high, by virtue of his animation background before he became the director.		After finished wroking on [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] in 1998, Yamamoto became the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime, replacing [[Kenji Kodama]] who became chief director. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. [[Minoru Tozawa]] thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes. During this period when he first directed the ''Detective Conan'' anime, the TV rating of each episode had increased to a great extent; the animation quality of the episodes during his directional era were also fairly high, by virtue of his animation background before he became the director.

	~~He then suceeded~~ the director ~~role for~~ the ~~movies from~~ Kenji Kodama ~~as well, being~~ the director of seven ''Detective Conan'' movies. The movies that he directed for ''Detective Conan'' possess the highest evaluation '''among the industry''', compared to the other two directors. Starting with [[The Private Eyes' Requiem\|'''Movie 10''': The Private Eyes' Requiem]], the ''Detective Conan'' movies (under his direction) invariably appeared in the list of "eminent animated films" of [[wikipedia:Japan Academy Film Prize\|Japan Academy Film Prize]] {{jp\|日本アカデミー賞}}. Whereas [[Strategy Above the Depths\|'''Movie 9''': Strategy Above the Depths]], is also the only ''Detective Conan'' work to win an award at the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Anime Award\|Tokyo Anime Award]] {{jp		In 2004, [[Masato Sato]] replaced him as the anime director, while he become the movie director replacing Kenji Kodama. He was the director of seven ''Detective Conan'' movies, from [[Magician in the Silver Sky\|'''Movie 8''': Magician in the Silver Sky]] until [[The Lost Ship in the Sky\|'''Movie 14''': The Lost Ship in the Sky]]. The movies that he directed for ''Detective Conan'' possess the highest evaluation '''among the industry''', compared to the other two directors. Starting with [[The Private Eyes' Requiem\|'''Movie 10''': The Private Eyes' Requiem]], the ''Detective Conan'' movies (under his direction) invariably appeared in the list of "eminent animated films" of [[wikipedia:Japan Academy Film Prize\|Japan Academy Film Prize]] {{jp\|日本アカデミー賞}}. Whereas [[Strategy Above the Depths\|'''Movie 9''': Strategy Above the Depths]], is also the only ''Detective Conan'' work to win an award at the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Anime Award\|Tokyo Anime Award]] {{jp\|東京アニメアワード}} - one of Japan's most important animation awards. What is more, most of his directed movies contain splendid story settings, in terms of the story premises: from plane to ship, from ship to airship... On the other hand, he also attempted to mingle elements such as romance, friendship, and even action into the movies. He later gave the movie director role to [[Kobun Shizuno]] in 2011, while he became chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17.
	\|東京アニメアワード}} - one of Japan's most important animation awards. What is more, most of his directed movies contain splendid story settings, in terms of the story premises: from plane to ship, from ship to airship... On the other hand, he also attempted to mingle elements such as romance, friendship, and even action into the movies. ~~After he directed~~ [[~~The Lost Ship in the Sky\|'''Movie 14''': The Lost Ship in the Sky~~]], he ~~stepped down from the movie director role and served as the~~ chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17~~. Later on, the ''Detective Conan'' movie director position was passed down to [[Kobun Shizuno]]~~.

	~~After quitting the direction of ''Detective Conan'' movies~~, he ~~returned to~~ anime, ~~continued to contribute storyboards, and~~ became the anime director once again ~~after~~ [[Koujin Ochi]]~~'s resignation~~, until present. He then continued Ochi's legacy by introducing a proper {{nihongo\|"Animation Supervisor"\|作画監修}} role for the anime to maintain the stability of the anime quality (the role didn't become regular until 2014 with [[episode 738]]). During this second trial for his direction of the anime, the episodes remain of high TV ratings and compliments; the case [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case\|'''Episodes 772~773''': Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]] and the series [[The Scarlet Return\|'''Episodes 779~783''': The Scarlet Return]] are highly rated, the original author [[Gosho Aoyama]] also praised them (via the game [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing\|Animal Crossing]]). In addition, he also manifested respects towards the original manga, in which he rectified the fault character design of [[Wataru Takagi]] that was caused by the loss of character sheet in early anime production; he also corrected the scenario "Akemi's death" by releasing the TV special [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]] in 2016; and allegedly, he often asks the original author for lines' adjustments when executing manga adaptations.		While he worked as movie director, he irregularly worked as storyboard artist and episode director for the anime. In September 2012, he became the anime director once again replacing [[Koujin Ochi]], until present. He then continued Ochi's legacy by introducing a proper {{nihongo\|"Animation Supervisor"\|作画監修}} role for the anime to maintain the stability of the anime quality (the role didn't become regular until 2014 with [[episode 738]]). During this second trial for his direction of the anime, the episodes remain of high TV ratings and compliments; the case [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case\|'''Episodes 772~773''': Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]] and the series [[The Scarlet Return\|'''Episodes 779~783''': The Scarlet Return]] are highly rated, the original author [[Gosho Aoyama]] also praised them (via the game [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing\|Animal Crossing]]). In addition, he also manifested respects towards the original manga, in which he rectified the fault character design of [[Wataru Takagi]] that was caused by the loss of character sheet in early anime production; he also corrected the scenario "Akemi's death" by releasing the TV special [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]] in 2016; and allegedly, he often asks the original author for lines' adjustments when executing manga adaptations.

	[[File:Yamamoto-tree-op35.jpg \|thumb\|right\|200px\|OP35 [[TRY AGAIN]]]]		[[File:Yamamoto-tree-op35.jpg \|thumb\|right\|200px\|OP35 [[TRY AGAIN]]]]

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	Participation in: '''89''' cases (112 episodes)		Participation in: '''89''' cases (112 episodes)
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	=== Openings and Endings ===		=== Openings and Endings ===
	Participation in: '''19''' openings and '''20''' endings		Participation in: '''19''' openings and '''20''' endings
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	=== Movies ===		=== Movies ===
	Participation in: '''23''' movies		Participation in: '''23''' movies
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	=== Specials ===		=== Specials ===
	Participation in: '''2''' specials		Participation in: '''2''' specials
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	=== OVAs ===		=== OVAs ===
	Participation in: '''11''' OVAs		Participation in: '''11''' OVAs
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	==== [[Zero's Tea Time (anime)\|Zero's Tea Time]] ====		==== [[Zero's Tea Time (anime)\|Zero's Tea Time]] ====
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