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*''Anime/LaSeineNoHoshi'' (directed episodes 27-39)
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Additionally, Tomino is also known creative approach to characters and their relationships, able to write individuals that no one else could come up with. But by the same token he also tend to write characters that no one in their right mind would ever include in their work. To many it has proven a double-edged sword, both his greatest strength and weakness.
He is also known for the very distinct way that he handles voice work within his shows with characters often having a distinct sound and way of speech to them, even when voiced by familiar voice actors. You can typically recognize it as a Tomino work just by listening to the characters talking. This trait can be somewhat divisive though as to some this creates a sense of realism in the dialogue, while to others it is [[NonSequitur nonsensical]], lacking clarity and feeling like characters are shouting in each others faces, talking at each other rather than with. Like with the character writing, it is something that fans either loves or hates.
He is also known for the very distinct way that he handles voice work within his shows with characters often having a distinct sound and way of speech to them, even when voiced by familiar voice actors. You can typically recognize it as a Tomino work just by listening to the characters talking. This trait can be somewhat divisive though as to some this creates a sense of realism in the dialogue, while to others it is [[NonSequitur nonsensical]], lacking clarity and feeling like characters are shouting in each others faces, talking at each other rather than with. Like with the character writing, it is something that fans either loves or hates.
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However, Tomino is also known as "Kill 'Em All Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/Zambot3'', ''Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon'' (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'', ''[[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]]'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack'', and ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine''. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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However, Tomino is also known as "Kill 'Em All Tomino" for his frequent use of the EverybodyDiesEnding; in a number of series where his series, much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/Zambot3'', ''Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon'' (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'', ''[[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]]'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack'', and ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine''. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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-->-- '''Yoshiyuki Tomino''', about his "KillEmAll" reputation.
The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''[[Creator/IkkiKajiwara Kyojin no Hoshi]] (The Star of the Giants)'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/Zambot3'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''[[Creator/IkkiKajiwara Kyojin no Hoshi]] (The Star of the Giants)'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/Zambot3'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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-->-- '''Yoshiyuki Tomino''', about his "KillEmAll" reputation.
The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''[[Creator/IkkiKajiwara Kyojin no Hoshi]] (The Star of the Giants)'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/Zambot3'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/Zambot3'', ''Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon'' (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'', ''[[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]]'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack'', and ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine''. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
It is alleged that the worst of his KillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''Victory Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The later released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
It is alleged that the worst of his KillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''Victory Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The later released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll "Kill 'Em All Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/Zambot3'', ''Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon'' (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'', ''[[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]]'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack'', and ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine''. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
It is alleged that the worst of hisKillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''Victory Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The later released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
It is alleged that the worst of his
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''[[Creator/IkkiKajiwara Kyojin no Hoshi]] (The Star of the Giants)'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''[[Creator/IkkiKajiwara Kyojin no Hoshi]] (The Star of the Giants)'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' ''Anime/Zambot3'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'', Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]], [[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]], Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack, and Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'', Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon ''Anime/Zambot3'', ''Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon'' (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]], [[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Gundam]]'', ''[[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]], Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack, Gundam]]'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack'', and Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine. ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine''. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaWolf traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] for being [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan Korean]].
LoveHurts is also prevalent in Tomino's Gundam series. In at least two instances, the hero has [[KilledOffForReal killed]] or seen his LoveInterest killed in battle, and the love interests of supporting characters have been killed in various senseless manners, or if they're lucky, as part of a HeroicSacrifice. This leads to the thought that being a Gundam pilot ''isn't'' the most dangerous occupation in a Tomino series; rather, it's [[CartwrightCurse being a Gundam pilot's girlfriend]]. On the flip side, Characters in a comedy series seem to attract Harems, and get the implied Harem Ending. Notable examples are [[Anime/{{Xabungle}} Jiron Amos]] who while implied to have picked Elche is left open for the possibility of having Rag too, [[Anime/OvermanKingGainer Gainer Sanga]] who despite confessing his love to Sara holds a VERY close friendship with Cynthia Lane (Which Sara didn't seem to mind in the end), and [[Anime/{{Daitarn 3}} Banjou Haran]], who has ARTWORK of being flanked on both sides by beautiful women in their sexy underwear (Jetpacks, too, if we count the parting shot of ''Daitarn 3'''s first episode. Even [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ Judau Ashta]] exhibits such charisma, attracting no less than six girls across his series (Elle, Roux, Chara, Haman, and the Purus) - the only way his ending could've been happier is if enough of them survived for him to MarryThemAll.
LoveHurts is also prevalent in Tomino's Gundam series. In at least two instances, the hero has [[KilledOffForReal killed]] or seen his LoveInterest killed in battle, and the love interests of supporting characters have been killed in various senseless manners, or if they're lucky, as part of a HeroicSacrifice. This leads to the thought that being a Gundam pilot ''isn't'' the most dangerous occupation in a Tomino series; rather, it's [[CartwrightCurse being a Gundam pilot's girlfriend]]. On the flip side, Characters in a comedy series seem to attract Harems, and get the implied Harem Ending. Notable examples are [[Anime/{{Xabungle}} Jiron Amos]] who while implied to have picked Elche is left open for the possibility of having Rag too, [[Anime/OvermanKingGainer Gainer Sanga]] who despite confessing his love to Sara holds a VERY close friendship with Cynthia Lane (Which Sara didn't seem to mind in the end), and [[Anime/{{Daitarn 3}} Banjou Haran]], who has ARTWORK of being flanked on both sides by beautiful women in their sexy underwear (Jetpacks, too, if we count the parting shot of ''Daitarn 3'''s first episode. Even [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ Judau Ashta]] exhibits such charisma, attracting no less than six girls across his series (Elle, Roux, Chara, Haman, and the Purus) - the only way his ending could've been happier is if enough of them survived for him to MarryThemAll.
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' ''Anime/Zambot3'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''Anime/Daitarn3'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaWolf traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] for being [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan Korean]].
LoveHurts is also prevalent in Tomino's Gundam series. In at least two instances, the hero has [[KilledOffForReal killed]] or seen his LoveInterest killed in battle, and the love interests of supporting characters have been killed in various senseless manners, or if they're lucky, as part of a HeroicSacrifice. This leads to the thought that being a Gundam pilot ''isn't'' the most dangerous occupation in a Tomino series; rather, it's [[CartwrightCurse being a Gundam pilot's girlfriend]]. On the flip side, Characters in a comedy series seem to attract Harems, and get the implied Harem Ending. Notable examples are [[Anime/{{Xabungle}} Jiron Amos]] who while implied to have picked Elche is left open for the possibility of having Rag too, [[Anime/OvermanKingGainer Gainer Sanga]] who despite confessing his love to Sara holds a VERY close friendship with Cynthia Lane (Which Sara didn't seem to mind in the end), and[[Anime/{{Daitarn 3}} [[Anime/Daitarn3 Banjou Haran]], who has ARTWORK of being flanked on both sides by beautiful women in their sexy underwear (Jetpacks, too, if we count the parting shot of ''Daitarn 3'''s first episode. Even [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ Judau Ashta]] exhibits such charisma, attracting no less than six girls across his series (Elle, Roux, Chara, Haman, and the Purus) - the only way his ending could've been happier is if enough of them survived for him to MarryThemAll.
LoveHurts is also prevalent in Tomino's Gundam series. In at least two instances, the hero has [[KilledOffForReal killed]] or seen his LoveInterest killed in battle, and the love interests of supporting characters have been killed in various senseless manners, or if they're lucky, as part of a HeroicSacrifice. This leads to the thought that being a Gundam pilot ''isn't'' the most dangerous occupation in a Tomino series; rather, it's [[CartwrightCurse being a Gundam pilot's girlfriend]]. On the flip side, Characters in a comedy series seem to attract Harems, and get the implied Harem Ending. Notable examples are [[Anime/{{Xabungle}} Jiron Amos]] who while implied to have picked Elche is left open for the possibility of having Rag too, [[Anime/OvermanKingGainer Gainer Sanga]] who despite confessing his love to Sara holds a VERY close friendship with Cynthia Lane (Which Sara didn't seem to mind in the end), and
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Tomino is known as one of the first mecha anime directors to break out of the mold of the basic good versus evil characterizations that are especially prevalent in mecha series, and with Gundam and its sequel, established that the protagonists and antagonists are really NotSoDifferent after all. Which is a one of the reasons why he earned the FanNickname of the Bald Wizard. The other one is, obviously, that [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin he is bald]].
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''The Star of the Giants'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''The ''[[Creator/IkkiKajiwara Kyojin no Hoshi]] (The Star of the Giants'', Giants)'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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[[caption-width-right:220:[[CheshireCatGrin He's smiling]]. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck You just know]] [[DarkerAndEdgier know this is]] [[FromBadToWorse is going to]] [[KillEmAll to end in disaster]].[[note]][[CreatorRecovery Only not really. Not anymore.]] If you still insist, [[Creator/GenUrobuchi right this way to his 'successor', please...]] [[Anime/GundamReconguistaInG Oh, wait a minute...]][[/note]]]]
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaWolf traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaWolf traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] Paku]] for being [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaBear traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaBear PapaWolf traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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->"By directing combat and war pieces, I could experience catharsis and successfully avoid committing a murder in real life. In this sense, I'm really grateful for that because I was conscious that I had such homicidal traits, to be honest."
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He also helped write ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory'', though he didn't direct that one. Finally, Tomino appears as the main character in ''Manga/GundamSousei'', a heavily fictionalised account of the production of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
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!!Books and manga written by Yoshiyuki Tomino include:
* Franchise/{{Gundam}}
** ''Literature/MobileSuitGundam'' (1979-81 novels)
** ''Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam'' (1985-86 novels)
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack - High Streamer'' (1987 novel)
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack - Beltorchika's Children'' (1988 novel)
** ''Literature/GaiaGear'' (1987-91 novels)
** ''Literature/MobileSuitGundamHathawaysFlash'' (1989-90 novels)
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamF91'' (1991 novel)
** ''Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam'' (1993-94 novels)
** ''Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam'' (1994-97 manga)
** ''Mobile Suit Gundam: Mikkai - Amuro to Lalah'' (1997 novel)
* ''Look for Avenir'' (1995 novel)
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It is alleged that the worst of his KillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''Victory Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The recently released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
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It is alleged that the worst of his KillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''Victory Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The recently later released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
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It is alleged that the worst of his KillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''V Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The recently released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
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It is alleged that the worst of his KillEmAll tendencies were due to [[CreatorBreakdown bouts with depression]]. While a number of his series even in the 1980s ''did'' have happy endings, it wasn't until the mid-1990s, after ''V ''Victory Gundam'', that he [[CreatorRecovery finally worked through his problems, and consistently avoided killing off entire casts ever since]]. The recently released compilation movies of ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' (that he directed) even have had their plots altered to somewhat reduce the level of bloodshed.
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (b. 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''The Star of the Giants'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (b. (born November 5, 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''The Star of the Giants'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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[[caption-width-right:220:[[SlasherSmile He's smiling]]. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck You just know]] [[DarkerAndEdgier this is]] [[FromBadToWorse going to]] [[KillEmAll end in disaster]].[[note]][[CreatorRecovery Only not really. Not anymore.]] If you still insist, [[Creator/GenUrobuchi right this way to his 'successor', please...]] [[Anime/GundamReconguistaInG Oh, wait a minute...]][[/note]]]]
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* ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Yuusha Raideen]]''Raideen]]'' (Directed the first 26 episodes. The rest of the series was directed by Tadao Nagahama)
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (b. 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''The Star of the Giants'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps'', later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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The TropeNamer for KillEmAll, Yoshiyuki Tomino (b. 1941) began his career in anime as a part of Creator/OsamuTezuka's Mushi Productions, working on the storyboards and screenplay on ''Tetsuwan Atom'' (''Anime/AstroBoy'') in 1963. From the 1970s onwards, after the studio went bankrupt, for a while he was freelance, working on famous titles such as ''The Star of the Giants'', ''The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee'' and ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps'', later, ''Anime/HeidiGirlOfTheAlps''. Later, he was one of the primary members of the famous Sunrise animation studio, and went on to direct the [[SuperRobotGenre Super Robot]] series ''[[Anime/{{Raideen}} Brave Raideen]]'' in 1975, and ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' in 1977. Two years later, he went on to direct ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', the veritable progenitor of the RealRobotGenre of HumongousMecha. In the 1980s and 1990s, he went on to direct numerous other mecha series, along with the edited re-release of the first Gundam series, two direct sequels, two movies, and an [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Universe]] TV series for the 20th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaBear traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[NoKoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaBear traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[NoKoreansInJapan [[UsefulNotes/KoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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He also helped write ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory'', though he didn't direct that one. Finally, Tomino appears as the main character in ''GundamSousei'', a heavily fictionalised account of the production of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
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He also helped write ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory'', though he didn't direct that one. Finally, Tomino appears as the main character in ''GundamSousei'', ''Manga/GundamSousei'', a heavily fictionalised account of the production of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'', Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]], [[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]], CharsCounterattack, and Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'', Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]], [[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]], CharsCounterattack, Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack, and Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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He also helped write MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory, though he didn't direct that one. Finally, Tomino appears as the main character in ''GundamSousei'', a heavily fictionalised account of the production of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
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He also helped write MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory, ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory'', though he didn't direct that one. Finally, Tomino appears as the main character in ''GundamSousei'', a heavily fictionalised account of the production of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were {{Zambot 3}}, Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]], [[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]], CharsCounterattack, and Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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However, Tomino is also known as "KillEmAll Tomino" for a number of series where much of the main cast gets killed during the GrandFinale. Among these series were {{Zambot 3}}, ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'', Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon (where ''his two expies'' get killed off), [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]], [[Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam Victory Gundam]], CharsCounterattack, and Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine. Ideon probably holds one of the highest body counts in anime, and in fact can be considered as a spiritual prequel to Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion in both the themes the series deal with, and also in the structure of its presentation (one TV series, and two movies). Further adding to his KillEmAll reputation are instances wherein characters were introduced merely to kill them off piecemeal within a few episodes, probably to provide instances of angst for the main character. The instances where this [[TrueArtIsAngsty works]], and when it [[{{Wangst}} doesn't]] is best left to the judgment of individual viewers.
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaBear traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[NoKoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
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Despite this reputation, Tomino has a habit of following a tragic series with [[LighterAndSofter a comedic one]], following ''{{Zambot ''Anime/{{Zambot 3}}'' with ''Anime/{{Daitarn 3}}'', ''[[Anime/SpaceRunawayIdeon Ideon]]'' with ''Anime/{{Xabungle}}'', ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' with ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim,'' and ''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta Gundam]]'' with ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ ZZ Gundam]]'' to name a few. He's also been shown to have PapaBear traits, as seen when he delivered an epic ReasonYouSuckSpeech to a group of people who disparaged [[Creator/RomiPark Romi Paku]] [[NoKoreansInJapan for being Korean]].
