Entrevista al director de anime Hirokazu Hanai
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| author | Domenech Alcaide, Andrés |
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| contents | <p>This article presents an interview with Japanese anime director <span><span>Hirokazu Hanai</span></span> conducted by Andrés Domenech Alcaide during <span><span>FicZone 2023</span></span> in Granada (Spain). </p> <p>Hanai is a multifaceted animation professional whose career spans numerous roles within the Japanese animation industry, including inbetweening, key animation, storyboard production, animation supervision, episode direction, series direction, character design, and production management. During the interview, he reflects on his professional trajectory, his directorial philosophy, and the collaborative dynamics of anime production.</p> <p>The conversation addresses his work on internationally recognized franchises such as <span><span>Neon Genesis Evangelion</span></span>, <span><span>Naruto</span></span>, <span><span>Fullmetal Alchemist</span></span>, <span><span>Inuyasha</span></span>, and <span><span>Rurouni Kenshin</span></span>. Special attention is given to his role as series director of <span><span>Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro</span></span> (<em>Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san</em>), adapted from the manga published by <span><span>Kodansha</span></span>.</p> <p>Hanai discusses the challenges of adapting different source materials—manga, light novels, and especially video games—highlighting the narrative and experiential demands posed by interactive media. He also reflects on his involvement in adaptations connected to game franchises such as <span><span>Mega Man Battle Network</span></span> (Rockman.EXE) and <span><span>Phantasy Star Online 2</span></span>, emphasizing the necessity of engaging directly with the gameplay experience to fully understand narrative structure and world-building.</p> <p>The interview further explores contemporary debates within the anime industry, particularly the integration of digital 2D workflows and 3D animation techniques. Hanai advocates a pragmatic and aesthetic perspective, arguing that the decisive factor lies not in the tool—traditional or digital—but in the final artistic result and the effective coordination of talent within production teams.</p> <p>Beyond professional reflections, the article documents the cultural exchange that took place during FicZone 2023, illustrating the significance of transnational anime fandom in Spain and the continued global circulation of Japanese popular culture.</p> <p>Originally published in Spanish <a href="https://cooljapan.es/entrevista-director-anime-hirokazu-hanai/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">in CoolJapan.es</a>, this interview contributes to the documentation of contemporary anime production practices and cross-cultural media dialogue.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Entrevista al director de anime Hirokazu Hanai Domenech Alcaide, Andrés Hirokazu Hanai Hanai Hirokazu Anime Animation Anime Director FicZone FicZone 2023 Art Art Art Popular Culture Popular Culture Audiovisual media Audiovisual Media Anime Production Practices Japan Japanese Culture Japanese Popular Culture Transnational Fandom Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Ijiranaide Nagatoro-san Digital Animation in Japan Digital Art Neon Genesis Evangelion Naruto Fullmetal Alchemist Interviews as Topic Interviews <p>This article presents an interview with Japanese anime director <span><span>Hirokazu Hanai</span></span> conducted by Andrés Domenech Alcaide during <span><span>FicZone 2023</span></span> in Granada (Spain). </p> <p>Hanai is a multifaceted animation professional whose career spans numerous roles within the Japanese animation industry, including inbetweening, key animation, storyboard production, animation supervision, episode direction, series direction, character design, and production management. During the interview, he reflects on his professional trajectory, his directorial philosophy, and the collaborative dynamics of anime production.</p> <p>The conversation addresses his work on internationally recognized franchises such as <span><span>Neon Genesis Evangelion</span></span>, <span><span>Naruto</span></span>, <span><span>Fullmetal Alchemist</span></span>, <span><span>Inuyasha</span></span>, and <span><span>Rurouni Kenshin</span></span>. Special attention is given to his role as series director of <span><span>Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro</span></span> (<em>Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san</em>), adapted from the manga published by <span><span>Kodansha</span></span>.</p> <p>Hanai discusses the challenges of adapting different source materials—manga, light novels, and especially video games—highlighting the narrative and experiential demands posed by interactive media. He also reflects on his involvement in adaptations connected to game franchises such as <span><span>Mega Man Battle Network</span></span> (Rockman.EXE) and <span><span>Phantasy Star Online 2</span></span>, emphasizing the necessity of engaging directly with the gameplay experience to fully understand narrative structure and world-building.</p> <p>The interview further explores contemporary debates within the anime industry, particularly the integration of digital 2D workflows and 3D animation techniques. Hanai advocates a pragmatic and aesthetic perspective, arguing that the decisive factor lies not in the tool—traditional or digital—but in the final artistic result and the effective coordination of talent within production teams.</p> <p>Beyond professional reflections, the article documents the cultural exchange that took place during FicZone 2023, illustrating the significance of transnational anime fandom in Spain and the continued global circulation of Japanese popular culture.</p> <p>Originally published in Spanish <a href="https://cooljapan.es/entrevista-director-anime-hirokazu-hanai/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">in CoolJapan.es</a>, this interview contributes to the documentation of contemporary anime production practices and cross-cultural media dialogue.</p> |
| title | Entrevista al director de anime Hirokazu Hanai |
| topic | Hirokazu Hanai Hanai Hirokazu Anime Animation Anime Director FicZone FicZone 2023 Art Art Art Popular Culture Popular Culture Audiovisual media Audiovisual Media Anime Production Practices Japan Japanese Culture Japanese Popular Culture Transnational Fandom Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Ijiranaide Nagatoro-san Digital Animation in Japan Digital Art Neon Genesis Evangelion Naruto Fullmetal Alchemist Interviews as Topic Interviews |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19022967 |