With how wide a medium anime is, countless television shows and movies could be considered severely underrated or overlooked.

Kenji Kamiyama, director of “The Ninth Jedi” short from Volume 1, appeared to preview one of the new entries, “Child of Hope.” He stated that the short will end with Kara leaving to search ...

SVP of franchise content & strategy James Waugh revealed Visions Volume 3 would debut with nine episodes Oct. 29, after which he invited “The Ninth Jedi” episode writer and director Kenji ...

He also said the series would get a spin-off that would focus on fan-favorite characters Kara and Juro and invited The Ninth Jedi writer Kenji Kamiyama onto the stage to discuss the upcoming spinoff.

For director Kenji Kamiyama (“Blade Runner: Black Lotus,” “Napping Princess”), however, the different medium was an advantage. “Hand-drawn pictures give the audience room for imagination ...

As director Kenji Kamiyama told IndieWire (via producer Joseph Chou acting as his translator), the production’s specific timeframe was much, much shorter than that of a Japanese anime film. What ...

Kenji Kamiyama: So this film basically adapts the story of Helm Hammerhand, the famous king of Rohan and the legendary character that everybody loves, and you get a glimpse of him as a statue in ...

But it is not just animated; it is anime. Director Kenji Kamiyama (“Ultraman,” “Blade Runner: Black Lotus”) brings the distinctive Japanese visual style into Middle Earth.

But he knew that this was a unique opportunity for anime to reach an even wider audience. The animator Kenji Kamiyama was hired to direct “The War of the Rohirrim.” Warner Bros.

Kamiyama: In terms of looking at the movie as a whole, what I wanted to express and that was brilliantly realized on film was that finale battle scene between Héra and Wulf.