History Creator / BeeTrain

* ''Anime/ImmortalGrandPrix'' (2003). Experimental original micro-series, mostly forgotten today but spawning some sequels by other studios.

* ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'' (2nd Key Animation)

* ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' (2nd Key Animation - ''Revolution'' season)

* ''LightNovel/{{Toradora}}'' (2nd Key Animation)

* ''Anime/{{Madlax}}'' (2004). The second girls-with-guns entry, remaining largely overshadowed by ''Noir'' despite its virtues and good critical reception. Remembered by many an EntryPimp as one of the high points in Bee Train history.

The "Bee Train" label (and their website) have been dormant since 2012. Although no official statement has ever been released, it appears to have been quietly shut down as a result of several factors, including the founder Koichi Mashimo's apparent retirement from the industry in the same year and a shortage of major hit productions since Bee Train's split with Production I.G in 2007. Many of the studio's old staff seem to have moved over to the recently independent Creator/CStation ("B Train", "C-Station", geddit?).

* ''Anime/DotHackLiminality'' (2002). The very first ''Franchise/DotHack'' adaptation, a four-episode OVA that came with the original game tetralogy. Mostly forgotten nowadays, solidified an alliance between Bandai and Bee Train that lasted until 2008.
* ''Anime/DotHackSign'' (2002). The prequel to the original game tetralogy and the ''other'' most probable introduction to Bee Train you are likely to receive. The second and likely most famous ''Franchise/DotHack'' anime adaptation to date, ''SIGN'' is revered by many a fan.

* ''[[Franchise/DotHack .hack//Roots]]'' (2006). A SpiritualSuccessor to ''SIGN'' and a prequel to ''.hack//G.U.'' trilogy. Failed to meet expectations and may well be the last ''Franchise/DotHack'' adaptation by Bee Train: ''.hack//G.U. Trilogy'' movie has since been produced by Bandai Visual/CyberConnect2.

[[http://www.beetrain.co.jp/ Bee Train]] was a [[{{anime}} Japanese animation]] studio founded by ex-Creator/TatsunokoProduction employee Creator/KoichiMashimo in 1997 as a subsidiary of Creator/ProductionIG. The studio is probably best known for producing ''Anime/{{Noir}}'' and their subsequent contributions to the GirlsWithGuns genre, as well as the ''Franchise/DotHack'' anime adaptations, most notably ''Anime/DotHackSign''. They're also infamous for taking a... "creative" approach to adapting manga titles (read: ''Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle''), causing much discontent amongst the original fandom.

* ''Anime/MichikoToHatchin'' (In-Between Animation)

* ''Anime/AngelicLayer'' (In-Between Animation)

* ''VideoGame/SakuraWars3IsParisBurning'' (In-Between Animation)
* ''VideoGame/SakuraWars4FallInLoveMaidens'' (In-Between Animation)

[[http://www.beetrain.co.jp/ Bee Train]] is a [[{{anime}} Japanese animation]] studio founded by ex-Creator/TatsunokoProduction employee Creator/KoichiMashimo in 1997 as a subsidiary of Creator/ProductionIG. The studio is probably best known for producing ''Anime/{{Noir}}'' and their subsequent contributions to the GirlsWithGuns genre, as well as the ''Franchise/DotHack'' anime adaptations, most notably ''Anime/DotHackSign''. They're also infamous for taking a... "creative" approach to adapting manga titles (read: ''Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle''), causing much discontent amongst the original fandom.

* ''Franchise/WildArms: Twilight Venom'' (1999), ditto.

The "Bee Train" label (and their website) have been dormant since 2012. Although no official statement has ever been released, it appears to be a result of a number of factors, including the founder Koichi Mashimo's apparent retirement from the industry in the same year and a shortage of major hit productions since Bee Train's split with Production I.G in 2007. Many of the studio's old staff seem to have moved over to the recently independent Creator/CStation ("B Train", "C-Station", geddit?).

In early 2008 (before the announcement of ''[=BotI=]''), word of mouth was that Bee Train was to animate ''Manga/MiraiNikki'', yet this rumor has since been debunked (instead, {{Creator/asread}} is doing an OVA).

[[http://www.beetrain.co.jp/ Bee Train]] is a [[{{anime}} Japanese animation]] studio founded by ex-Creator/TatsunokoProduction employee Creator/KoichiMashimo in 1997 as a subsidiary of Creator/ProductionIG. The studio is probably best known for producing ''Anime/{{Noir}}'' and their subsequent contributions to the GirlsWithGuns genre, as well as the ''Franchise/DotHack'' anime adaptations, most notably ''Anime/DotHackSign''. They're also infamous for taking a... "creative" approach to adapting manga titles (read: ''TsubasaReservoirChronicle''), causing much discontent amongst the original fandom. They previously had an animation sub-division known as Creator/CStation, whom assists Creator/SilverLink and others on their productions, and another called D-Station which appears to have gone defunct. They also have a animation farming studio known as Creator/StudioRoad, which has done work for companies like the aforementioned Production I.G, Creator/PAWorks and, to a lesser extent, Creator/A1Pictures.

* ''LightNovel/TheCaseFilesOfYakushijiRyoko'' (2nd Key Animation, In-Between Animation for episode 5)