CATDOLL: Japanese media selected Gen Urobuchi as the most popular anime scriptwriter, only ranked second

There are many factors that can affect the quality of an animation work. Among them, the scriptwriters who are responsible for the arrangement of the animation story play an extremely important role in the development of the animation plot. After all, the purpose of watching animation is to watch the plot. Without the plot, no matter how good other aspects are, it cannot become a successful work. So among the many animation scriptwriters, which scriptwriter do you like the most? Or which scriptwriter do you think has a more reliable work? Recently, the Japanese website akiba-souken conducted such a vote. Let's take a look at the results of this vote.

10. Kaikawa Sho

He is good at fighting-themed works, and his representative works include Shaman King, Fullmetal Alchemist, Superman Fantasy, and Karma. Works like Shaman King and Fullmetal Alchemist are all well received.

Tied for 10th place, Tatsuya Takahashi

Representative works: The Idolmaster TV and theatrical versions. It seems that there are few other works, but this idol work is still very popular.

9. Michiko Yokote

He is an old-school scriptwriter who guarantees the quality of animation plots. His representative works include Prison School, Shirobako, Invasion! Cuttlefish Girl, TARI TARI, and the Saint Seiya series.

8. Mari Okada

Okamura is good at describing delicate emotions and twists and turns in the plot, especially tear-jerking works. Representative works: "Anohana", "Hanasaku Monogatari", "A Calm Tomorrow", "The Heart Screams". However, the October series "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans" has received good responses from the audience so far.

7. Yoshida Reiko

Good at school life, especially stories about extracurricular activities. Representative works: "Non-Sensitive Kids", "Patriot Girls", "K-ON!", "Yowamushi Pedal", etc.

6. Kazuyuki Biyasu

I feel like I can do whatever I want, but the gap from ordering rabbits to monster girls is a bit big, and I still focus on the cute style. Representative works: "Detective Opera Girls", "Everyday Life with Monster Girls", "Would You Like to Order a Rabbit?"

5. Hanada Juki

You can understand it by looking at his masterpieces, but there are also failures. His masterpieces include "LoveLive!" and "Sound! Euphonium".

4. Kobayashi Seiko

It can be said that the animations he made are very distinctive, and can even be said to be topical animations. Representative works: "JOJO", "Attack on Titan", and "Shakugan no Shana".

3. Inoue Toshiki

He is also a veteran screenwriter, and most of his works are timeless. His representative works include "Ushio and Tora", "Death Note" and "Yu-Gi-Oh!".

2. Gen Urobuchi

Urobuchi is ranked second. Does it mean that he has brought too deep a shock to everyone? Regardless of Urobuchi's script, it is absolutely a guarantee of peace of mind. Representative works: "PSYCHO-PASS", "Puella Magi Madoka Magica", "Fate/Zero", "Paradise Chasing".

1. Yoshio Urasawa

A well-known screenwriter, he has no problem handling any work. Urobuchi is still a little behind his senior, Yoshio Urasawa. His representative works include Ranma 1/2, Digimon, and To Love.

12-30 digits:

No. 12: Yoji Enokido

No. 13: Kazuki Nakajima

14th place: Shuto Tsuyoshi

No. 15: Kamiezu Makoto

No. 16: Hideyuki Kurata

No. 17: Hiroyuki Hoshiyama

No. 18: Yoshitake Suzuki

No. 19: Miscellaneous business

No. 20: Fumiaki Maruto

No. 21: Toshihisa Arakawa

No. 22: Okikata

No. 23: Katsuyuki Sumizawa

No. 24: Kuroda Yosuke

No. 25: Yuko Kakihara

No. 26: Ito Kazunori

No. 27: Keiichi Hasegawa

No. 28: むとうやすゆき

No. 29: Taida Hall

No. 30: Sadashi Murai