Artmic

Artmic

Native name	有限会社アートミック
Romanized name	Yūgen-gaisha Ātomikku
Company type	Yūgen-gaisha
Industry	Anime
Founded	1978 (1978)
Defunct	Template:End date and age
Headquarters	Japan
Key people	Toshimichi Suzuki

was an animation design firm from Japan, established in 1978 by Toshimichi Suzuki following his departure from Tatsunoko Production. The company ceased operations due to bankruptcy and was dissolved in 1997. Currently, the majority of Artmic's intellectual properties are under the ownership of AIC RIGHTS. The term Artmic is derived from "Art and Modern Ideology for Creation".

Members

• Kenichi Sonoda
• Shinji Aramaki
• Kimitoshi Yamane
• Hideki Kakinuma

Feature films and single-episode OVAs

Year	Title	Director	Duration	Collaborated with Partner studio
1982	The Wizard of Oz	Fumihiko Takayama	80 minutes	Topcraft
1982	Techno Police 21C	Masashi Matsumoto	80 minutes	Studio Nue
1985	Megazone 23 – Part I	Noboru Ishiguro	80 minutes	Artland
1986	Megazone 23 – Part II	Ichirō Itano	80 minutes	Artland
1986	Mospeada: Love Live Alive	Katsuhisa Yamada	50 minutes	Tatsunoko Production
1986	Wanna-Be's	Yasuo Hasegawa	45 minutes	Anime International Company
1986	Gall Force: Eternal Story	Katsuhito Akiyama	85 minutes	Anime International Company
1987	Gall Force 2: Destruction	Katsuhito Akiyama	50 minutes	Anime International Company
1987	Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01	Shinji Aramaki	40 minutes	Anime International Company
1988	Ten Little Gall Force	Katsuhito Akiyama	25 minutes	Anime International Company
1988	Gall Force 3: Stardust Wars	Katsuhito Akiyama	60 minutes	Anime International Company
1989	Riding Bean	Yasuo Hasegawa	50 minutes	Anime International Company
1992	Scramble Wars	Hiroyuki Fukushima	25 minutes	Anime International Company
1996	Hikarian	Chikae Kuwahara	25 minutes	Tokyo Kids

TV and OVA series

Year	Title	Director	No. of episodes	"Collaborated with" Partner studio

Year	Series title	Director	"No." of episodes	"In collaboration with" Partner studio
1983	"Genesis Climber Mospeada"	"Katsuhisa Yamada"	"25"	Tatsunoko Production#Tatsunoko Production"
1984	"Galvion#Super High Speed Galvion"	"Akira Shigino"	"22"	Kokusai Eiga-sha#Kokusai Eigasha"
1987	"Bubblegum Crisis"	"Katsuhito Akiyama"	"8"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1987	"Dangaioh"	"Toshiki Hirano"	"3"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1988	"Hades Project Zeorymer"	"Toshiki Hirano"	"4"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1989	"Megazone 23#Megazone-23-Part-III"	"Shinji Aramaki Kenichi Yatagai"	"2"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1990	"Hissatsuman"	"Hiroshi Sasagawa"	"3"	Watanabe Promotion"
1990	"AD Police Files"	"Takamasa Ikegami Akira Nishimori"	"3"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1990	"The Hakkenden#The-Hakkenden-Part-I"	"Takashi Anno"	"6"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1991	"Bubblegum Crash"	"Hiroshi Ishiodori"	"3"	Artland (company)#Artland"
1991	"Detonator Orgun"	"Masami Ōbari#Masami Ohbari"	"3"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1992	"Genesis Survivor Gaiarth"	"Shinji Aramaki"	"3"	Anime International Company#AIC"
1993	"Casshan: Robot Hunter"	"Hiroyuki Fukushima"	"4"	[[Tatsunoko Pro#Tatsunoko Production (company) Tatsunoko Production (company) Ltd. Tatsunoko Pro Tatsunoko Production Tatsunoko Productions Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Productions Ltd. Tatsunoko Pro] "
1994				'Artland'|
				'Tatsunoko'|
				'Tokyo Kids'|
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