History Creator / Sunrise

*** Also mentioned in the same article, Altieri talks about how they struggled with Poison Ivy in "Eternal Youth"[[note]]making her long-limbed[[/note]]. It also mentions that one scene in "Pretty Poison"[[note]]the scene where she exits the restaurant[[/note]] had to be re-animated in America.

*** Also mentioned in the same article, both Altieri and Bruce Timm talk about how they struggled with Poison Ivy in "Eternal Youth"[[note]]making her long-limbed[[/note]] and "Pretty Poison"[[note]]the scene where she exits the restaurant had to be re-animated in America[[/note]].

*** Also mentioned in the same article, both Altieri and Bruce Timm talk about how they struggled with Poison Ivy in "Eternal Youth"[[note]]making her long-limbed[[note]] and "Pretty Poison"[[note]]the scene where she exits the restaurant had to be re-animated in America[[/note]].

** Kevin Altieri [[http://worldsfinestonline.com/WF/batman/btas/backstage/animato/ praised]] Sunrise's contribution to the ''Batman'' episode "The Cat and the Claw, Part One" by saying "They blew so many other simpler things, and ''this'' they pulled off!" in reference to a difficult sequence. Sums up their reputation for this trope quite well.

* ''PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' (2nd Key Animation)

* ''FairyTail'' (In-Between Animation; Production Assistance)

Sunrise were also responsible for an aborted attempt to create an Americanized Gundam series, known as Doozy Bots, long before dubbing any of the actual anime, though nothing was made beyond a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8um1N78AhY rather hilariously misguided pilot]].

They also animated several episodes[[labelnote:List]]8 to be exact - "Pretty Poison", "The Cat and The Claw, Part 1", "The Clock King", both parts to "Heart of Steel", "I am The Night", "Off Balance" and "The Man Who Killed Batman"[[/labelnote]] of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' to mixed results. Eventually they become one of the two animation studios, along with {{AKOM}}, to be taken off the series. Nevertheless, Sunrise later created''Anime/TheBigO'', a ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''-influenced project with a considerably more positive reception in the West.

Sunrise were also responsible for an aborted attempt to create an Americanized Gundam series, long before dubbing any of the actual anime, though nothing was made beyond a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8um1N78AhY rather hilariously misguided pilot]].

* ''ArmoredTrooperVotoms''

* ''{{Anime/Daitarn3}}''

* ''OvermanKingGainer''

* ''Anime/{{Zambot3}}''

* ''
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* ''WesternAnimation/JayceAndTheWheeledWarriors''

They also animated several episodes[[labelnote:List]]8 to be exact - "Pretty Poison", "The Cat and The Claw, Part 1", "The Clock King", both parts to "Heart of Steel", "I am The Night", "Off Balance" and "The Man Who Killed Batman"[[/labelnote]] of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' to rather mixed results, eventually to become one of the two animation studios -along with Korea's {{AKOM}}- that were taken off the series. Nevertheless, Sunrise later created''Anime/TheBigO'', a ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''-influenced project with a considerably more positive reception in the West.

* ''Franchise/LoveLive''

* ''Franchise/LoveLive''

They also animated several episodes[[labelnote:List]]8 to be exact - "Prety Poison", "The Cat and The Claw, Part 1", "The Clock King", both parts to "Heart of Steel", "I am The Night", "Off Balance" and "The Man Who Killed Batman"[[/labelnote]] of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' to rather mixed results, eventually to become one of the two animation studios -along with Korea's {{AKOM}}- that were taken off the series. Nevertheless, Sunrise later created''Anime/TheBigO'', a ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''-influenced project with a considerably more positive reception in the West.

* PhiBrainKamiNoPuzzle

They also animated several episodes[[labelnote:List]]8 to be exact - "Prety Poison", "The Cat and The Claw, Part 1", "The Clock King", both parts to "Heart of Steel", "I am The Night", "Off Ballence" and "The Man Who Killed Batman"[[/labelnote]] of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' to rather mixed results, eventually to become one of the two animation studios -along with Korea's {{AKOM}}- that were taken off the series. Nevertheless, Sunrise later created''Anime/TheBigO'', a ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''-influenced project with a considerably more positive reception in the West.

They also animated several episodes of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' to rather mixed results and eventually became one of the two animation studios -along with Korea's {{AKOM}}- that were taken off the series. Nevertheless, Sunrise later created''Anime/TheBigO'', a ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''-influenced project with a considerably more positive reception in the West.

* WildKnightsGulkeeva

* ''ZoneOfTheEnders'' (''IDOLO'' and ''Dolores, i'' spinoffs)

* ''TalesOfTheAbyss''

* ''StarshipTroopers'' (A 6-episode {{OVA}} in 1988)

* ''{{InuYasha}}''

* ''KyoukaiSenjouNoHorizon''
* ''OutlawStar''

* MerchandiseDriven: The '''Entire''' Gundam Franchise is built around this trope (The sales of the models actually saved it). Some of their other shows also fall into this category.