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Osamu Dezaki (1943–2011)

Trivia:

He had an older brother, Satoshi Dezaki, who also works as a director in the anime industry. See more trivia »

Died:

(age 67) in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan

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Filmography

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2009 Genji monogatari sennenki: Genji (TV series)
 
2008 Urutoravaioretto: Kôdo 044 (TV series)
 
2007 Clannad
 
2005 The Snow Queen (TV series)
 
1998 Golgo 13: Queen Bee (video)
 
1996 Black Jack
 
1991 Oniisama e... (TV series) (1991)
 
1990 Sword for Truth (video) (as Tsutomu Dezaki)
 
1989 Lupin III: Bye Bye Liberty Crisis (TV movie) (as Osamu Desaki)
 
1989 Ichi pondo no fukuin (video) (co-director)
 
1987 Bionic Six (TV series)
That's All, Folks (1987) (supervising director)
The Return of Mrs. Scarab (1987) (supervising director)
Junk Heap (1987) (supervising director)
Bone of Contention (1987) (supervising director)
Love Note (1987) (supervising director)
 
1986 The Blinkins (TV movie) (supervising director)
 
1985 Sweet Sea (TV movie)
 
1984 Rainbow Brite (TV series)
Peril in the Pits (1984)
 
1981 Ashita no Joe 2
 
1980 The Rose of Versailles (TV series)
Berusaiyu no bara to onnatachi (1980) (series director)
Sayounara waga itoshi no Osukaru (1980) (series director)
Ano bishou wa mou kaeranai! (1980) (series director)
Unmei no tobira no mae de (1980) (series director)
Atsuki chikai no yoru ni (1980) (series director)
 
1978 Treasure Island (TV series)
 
1977 Nobody's Boy Remi (TV series)
 
1975 The Genius Bakabon (TV series)
 
1975 Ganba no Boken (TV series)
The Last Battle: The Great Whirlpool (1975) (as Makura Saki)
Traitor's Fortress (1975) (as Makura Saki)
I Saw a White Weasel! (1975) (as Makura Saki)
Run, Run, for the Weasel is Near (1975) (as Makura Saki)
Ganba Kidnapped by an Eagle (1975) (as Makura Saki)
 
1974 Hajime ningen Gyatoruz (TV series) (as Makura Saki)
 
1973 Aim for the Ace (TV series)
 
1973 Jungle Kurobee (TV series)
 
1972 Hazedon (TV series)
 
1971 Kunimatsu-sama no Otôri Dai (TV series)
 
1970 Ashita no Jô (TV series)
 
1968 Wanpaku tanteidan (TV series)
 
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1995 Lupin III: The Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure (TV movie) (storyboard artist)
 
1990 Peter Pan and the Pirates (TV series) (storyboard artist)
 
1989 Lupin III: Bye Bye Liberty Crisis (TV movie) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
 
1982 Space Cobra (TV series) (storyboard artist - 5 episodes)
The Ultimate Weapon (1982) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Sandra's Triumph (1982) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Escape (1982) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Crystal Boy (1982) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Fukkatsu! Psychogun (1982) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
 
1980 Astroboy (TV series) (storyboard artist)
 
1980 The Rose of Versailles (TV series) (storyboard artist - 22 episodes)
Sayounara waga itoshi no Osukaru (1980) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Ano bishou wa mou kaeranai! (1980) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Unmei no tobira no mae de (1980) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Atsuki chikai no yoru ni (1980) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Aikotoba wa 'Sayonara' (1980) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
 
1975 The Star of the Seine (TV series) (storyboard artist)
 
1973 Jungle Kurobee (TV series) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
 
1971-1972 Rupan sansei (TV series) (storyboard artist - 23 episodes)
The Great Gold Showdown! (1972) (storyboard artist)
The First Move Wins Computer Operation! (1972) (storyboard artist)
Rescue the Tomboy! (1972) (storyboard artist)
Catch the Phony Lupin! (1972) (storyboard artist)
Which of the Third Generation Will Win! (1972) (storyboard artist)
 
1970 Mûmin (TV series) (storyboard artist - 2 episodes)
Omedeto sunooku (1970) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
Bebii wa doko ni? (1970) (storyboard artist - as Makura Saki)
 
Show ShowMiscellaneous Crew (3 titles)
1987 Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light (TV series) (creative consultant - 13 episodes)
Sorcery Squared (1987) (creative consultant)
Dawn of the Sun Imps (1987) (creative consultant)
Honor Among Thieves (1987) (creative consultant)
The Trail of Three Wizards (1987) (creative consultant)
Horn of Unicorn, Claw of Dragon (1987) (creative consultant)
 
1986 The Blinkins (TV movie) (creative consultant)
 
1975 Ganba no Boken (TV series) (chief director - 26 episodes)
The Last Battle: The Great Whirlpool (1975) (chief director)
Grotto of Hell (1975) (chief director)
Whispers of a White Devil (1975) (chief director)
Traitor's Fortress (1975) (chief director)
Friends from Across the Sea (1975) (chief director)
 
Show ShowWriter (2 titles)
1996 Black Jack
 
1981 Ashita no Joe 2 (screenplay)
 
Show ShowAnimation Department (1 title)
1964 Astro Boy (inbetween artist)
 

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Personal Details


Alternate Names:

Osamu Desaki | Tetsu Dezaki | Tsutomu Dezaki | Matsudo Kan | Makura Saki | Yabuki Toru
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Did You Know?

Trivia:

He had an older brother, Satoshi Dezaki, who also works as a director in the anime industry. See more »

Trademark:

He developed and frequently used in his series "Postcard Memories," a technique where a closing scene fades into a simple watercolour painting. See more »

Star Sign:

Scorpio