6 wins & 3 nominations.
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Filmography
2001
Metropolis
(screenplay - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1995
Memories
(mangas - segment "1, 2 and 3", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1988
Akira
(Video Game) (manga)
1988
Akira
(manga) / (screenplay)
1988
So What
(story - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1987
Meikyû monogatari
(screenplay - segment "Kôji chûshi meirei", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1987
Robot Carnival
(Video) (scenario - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo, opening and ending sequences)
1983
Bega's Battle
(Video Game) (character design - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1981
Shuffle
(Short) (manga strip run - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1995
Memories
(segment "3 "Cannon Fodder", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1988
Akira
(supervising director)
1987
Robot Carnival
(Video) (segments "Coming Soon", "See You Again", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
2006
Freedom
(TV Mini-Series short) (character designer - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1991
Roujin Z
(key animator - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo) / (mechanical designer - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1987
Meikyû monogatari
(character designer - segment "Kôji chûshi meirei", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo) / (key animator - segment "Kôji chûshi meirei", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
2011
Onigamiden
(conceptual designs - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
2001
Metropolis
(storyboard artist - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
2006
Freedom
(TV Mini-Series short) (mecha designer - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1998
Spriggan
(general supervisor - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1982
You
(TV Series) (illustration - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1995
Memories
(executive producer - segment "1, 2 and 3", as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
1995
Memories
(segment "3 "Cannon Fodder")
2011
Wonderland
(acknowledgment to the works of - as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
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1994
Manga!
(TV Movie documentary)
Himself (as Katsuhiro Ohtomo)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Author of the manga ' Hipira: The Little Vampire'
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Alternate Names:
Katsuhiro Ohtomo | Katsuhiro Otomo
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Trivia:
Was quoted as saying the Vietnam era "rebel" movies
Bonnie and Clyde (1967) and
Five Easy Pieces (1970) (among others) were his chief inspiration for his writing work and subsequently, Domu and
Akira (1988).
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Trademark:
Has been criticised for portraying women in an inferior or less flattering way to men.
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