Ryuji Masuda
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増田 龍治
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| Born | 1968 (age 55–56)
Kumamoto, Japan
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| Occupation | Animation director |
| Notable work | Popee the Performer Mr. Stain Funny Pets |
| Spouse | Wakako Masuda (m. 1998 d. 2019)[1] |
| Children | 2 |
Ryuji Masuda (増田 龍治, Masuda Ryūji, born 1968) is a Japanese CGI animation director.
Some of his well-known works include Popee the Performer, Mr. Stain and Funny Pets.[2]
He has been known to be active in both his native Kumamoto and Okinawa.
| Release date | Media | Crew role | Note |
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| January 4th 2000 - January 1st 2003 | Popee the Performer (POPEE the ぱフォーマー, POPEE the pa fōmā) | Director, original script/story writer | Debut work |
| January 6th 2003 - March 25th 2003 | Mr. Stain on Junk Alley (ガラクタ通りのステイン, Garakuta-Doori no Sutein) | Director, original script/story writer | |
| 2003 | Drive Car (ドライブカー) | Director, original script/story writer | music video |
| May 28th 2004 | Onsen Tamago ~Yukemuri Kidan~ (温泉タマゴ ~湯けむり奇談~) | Director of "Yoshiko's 6th Sense", Screenplay writer of "Onsen Konoshi Doki" | 3-in-1 live action/CG animated drama movie |
| January 11th 2006 - March 28th 2006 | Funny Pets (ファニーペッツ, Fanī Petsu (Alternative name: Funny Pets Plus: Poetic and Lunatic)) | Director, original script/story writer | |
| 2007-2009 | Petit Eva (Evangelion@School) | CG Supervisor | |
| April 1st 2009 - March 31st 2010 | Charady's Daily Joke (キャラディのジョークな毎日, Charady no Joke no Mainichi) | Overall Director | |
| November 22nd 2013 | OH! Jesus (オー！ジーザス) | Director, original script/story writer | manga-like anime |
In 2003, he received Excellent Animation Award in Cultural Affair Agencies Media Art Festival.[citation needed]
In 2002, he helped with the "Popee the Performer" manga (he wrote the Magazine Z mangas).
In 2007, he wrote the "Mr. Stain" and "Funny Pets" picture books.
During university, he studied film, but while looking for a job, he met anime director Seiji Endo, and although he got a job at an anime company, he left the company.[3] He was impressed by the CG of Jurassic Park, which was being released at the time, and studied in the CG department of a game company.[3]
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