List of anime companies

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This is a list of companies involved in the production or distribution of anime.

Contents 1 Japan-based companies 1.1 Animation studios 1.2 Producers 2 Non-Japanese companies 2.1 Distributors 2.2 Producers

[edit] Japan-based companies

[edit] Animation studios

• A-1 Pictures
• AIC (Anime International Company)
• Artland
• Ashi Productions
• A.P.P.P. (Another Push Pin Planning Company)
• Bee Train
• Bones
• Daume
• Gainax
• GONZO
• Group TAC
• J.C.Staff
• Kyoto Animation
• Madhouse
• Magic Bus
• Manglobe
• Mushi Productions
• Nippon Animation
• Oriental Light and Magic (OLM)
• Polygon Pictures
• Production I.G
• Shaft
• Studio 4°C
• Studio Deen
• Studio Donguri
• Studio Dub
• Studio Egg
• Studio Fantasia
• Studio Gallop
• Studio Junio
• Studio Ghibli
• Studio Mook
• Studio Nue
• Studio Orphee
• Studio Pierrot
• Studio Wombat
• Sunrise
• Tatsunoko Production
• Telecom Animation Film
• Toei Animation
• Tokyo Movie Shinsha - also known as TMS Entertainment
• Topcraft
• XEBEC
• ufotable

[edit] Producers

• Animax
• Aniplex (Sony's anime distribution unit)
• Avex
• Bandai Visual
• BROCCOLI
• Dentsu
• Geneon Entertainment (Formerly Pioneer LDC)
• Genco
• Hakuhodo DY Media Partners
• KSS
• Nihon Ad Systems
• Pony Canyon
• Toho
• VAP
• Victor Entertainment
• Viz Media

[edit] Non-Japanese companies

[edit] Distributors

• ADV Films (U.S., U.K.)
• AN Entertainment (U.S.)
• AnimEigo (U.S.)
• Bandai Entertainment (U.S., owned by Bandai of Japan)
• Bandai Visual USA (U.S., not affiliated with Bandai Entertainment)
• Central Park Media (U.S.)
• Dark Horse Comics (U.S.)
• Disney (U.S.)
• Family Home Entertainment (U.S., owned by Artisan Entertainment)
• FUNimation (U.S.)
• 4Kids Entertainment (U.S.)
• Geneon (U.S.)
• Madman Entertainment (Australia)
• Manga Entertainment (UK, U.S.)
• Media Blasters (U.S.)
• Miramax (U.S., owned by Disney)
• MVM Films (UK)
• Optimum Releasing (UK)
• Reeltime.com (US)
• Streamline Pictures (U.S., Canada) (folded into Orion Pictures (and therefore into MGM) in 1999)
• The Right Stuf International (U.S.)
• TOKYOPOP (U.S.)
• US Manga Corps (U.S., part of Central Park Media)
• Viz Media (U.S., owned jointly by Shogakukan and Shueisha, of Japan, but it is run independently)
• Shonen Jump (U.S.)

[edit] Producers

• Sav! The World Productions (Fr, producer of Oban Star-Racers with Bandai Visual and HAL Film Maker)