Creator / Rough Draft Studios

Bite my shiny CGI-and-traditional animation ass.

Rough Draft Studios is a California/Seoul based studio founded in 1991 by animator Gregg Vanzo and Nikki Vanzo. Originally the company started out in a garage. But while working on The Ren & Stimpy Show, Gregg Vanzo and his wife Nikki suggested to show creator John Kricfalusi about outsourcing to South Korea—which was how the company's South Korean division was formed.

Besides doing Western Animation, they also do Anime under the name Orange due to issues with stockholders in South Korea, and they also have a unit in Japan under that name as well (established in 2004 with CGI animator Eiji Inomoto and some former Satelight staff), although the Japanese unit only does CG work. You can find the credits lists here (for the Japanese unit) and here (for the Korean unit).

Compare Production I.G, Toon City, GONZO and Digital eMation, four companies that also use CGI in their animation, and on the Korean side of things. Compare (And contrast) AKOM, their partner on The Simpsons, DR Movie & MOI Animation, subsidiaries of Madhouse, Hanho Heung-Up, Saerom, Sunwoo Entertainment and JM Animation.

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The company's work includes:

Rough Draft Studios in Glendale, CA only

• DuckTales (2017) (1 episode)^List "Moonvasion! Part 2" (with Toon City) (unconfirmed if this had assistance from Rough Draft Korea or not)
• Family Guy: The animation for the Brian/Stewie sequence in the 59th Emmy Awards.^Note (unconfirmed if this had assistance by Rough Draft Korea or not)
• King Star King ("King Star King!/!/!" special only, overseas animation by Digital eMation)
• RoboCop 3 ("Johnny Rehab" commercial animation)^Note (also unconfirmed if it had assistance by Rough Draft Korea; the end credits only list the US studio)
• Looney Tunes: Back in Action (Several commercial tie-ins)^Note (also unconfirmed if it had assistance by Rough Draft Korea; due to the lack of overall credits for the spots)
• The Simpsons: Deep Deep Trouble music video (uncredited; one of their first assignments) (overseas animation by Anivision)

Rough Draft Korea, with pre-production by Rough Draft Studios in Glendale, CA

• Baby Blues (5 episodes)^List "Bizzy Moves In", "Rodney Has Two Daddies", "Hurtin' Inside", "Ugly Zoe" (middle three episodes with Triple A), "Wanda Moves Up" (NOTE: The non-Rough Draft episodes were pre-produced by Warner Bros. Animation instead)
• Clash-a-rama
• Disenchantment (Animation outsourced to the Korea branch (seasons 1-2 only) and Digital eMation)
• Drawn Together (Series only, gets a "Special Thanks" credit for the film)
• Fired on Mars (Animation outsourced to the Korea branch and Sunmin Animation)
• Full English
• Futurama (Animation outsourced to the Korea branch, K Production^note uncredited, SEK Studio in North Korea^note "Bender's Big Score" only; uncredited and Digital eMation^note starting in Season 8's production order)
• Good Vibes
• How Murray Saved Christmas
• Looney Tunes: "Attack of the Drones" and "The Whizzard of Ow"
• Mad TV (the Spy vs. Spy segments)
• The Maxx
• Nancy Stellar (Cartoon Network pilot)
• Napoleon Dynamite
• The Pink Panther 2 (opening title sequence with Imaginary Forces, uncredited)
• Sit Down, Shut Up
• Tarantula!
• The Thief and the Cobbler (Ink & Paint through both studios, subcontracted by Wang Film Productions)
• The Vinyl Cafe^* As mentioned on their site, but it's unclear as to whether it was a pilot or a full series

Rough Draft Korea only; outsourcing work for other companies

• 3 South
• A Kitty Bobo Show (Cartoon Cartoon pilot)
• Achmed Saves America
• Adventure Time (with Saerom)
  • Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake (4 episodes)^List "Simon Petrikov", "Prismo the Wishmaster", "The Winter King", "Jerry"
• Amphibia (23 episodes and "Amphibiland" pilot) ^List "Anne or Beast/Best Fronds", "Cane Crazy/Flood, Sweat,and Tears", "Sprig vs. Hop Pop/Girl Time" (Season 1); "Handy Anne/Fort in the Road", "Truck Stop Polly/A Caravan Named Desire", "Swamp and Sensibility/Wax Museum", "Scavenger Hunt/The Plantars Check In", "Little Frogtown/Hopping Mall", "Night Drivers/Return to Wartwood", "Ivy on the Run/After the Rain", "The Second Temple/Barrel's Warhammer", "The Dinner/Battle of the Bands" (Season 2) "Hop 'Til You Drop/Turning Point", "Fight at the Museum/Temple Frogs", "Mr. X/Sprig's Birthday", "Hollywood Hop Pop/If You Give a Frog A Cookie", "Escape to Amphibia" (Season 3) (With Saerom and Sunmin Animation)
• American Dragon: Jake Long (season 2 only) (6 episodes)^List "Half Baked", "The Doppleganger Gang", "Something Fishy This Way Comes", "The Rotwood Files", "The Love Cruise", "Homecoming"
• The Angry Beavers (pilot by Sunwoo Entertainment)
• Baby Looney Tunes
• Beavis And Butthead (seasons 3-8)
  • Beavis And Butthead Do America (with Plus One Animation)
• Ben 10: Alien Force
• Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
• Ben 10: Omniverse
• Big City Greens (56+ episodes; plus main title sequence and several shorts^List "Space Chicken/Steak Night", "Cricket Versus", "Swimming Fool", "Backflip Bill", "Gramma's License/Bear Trapped", "Gridlocked/Mama Bird", "Welcome Home", "Parade Day", "Barry Cuda", "Breaking News/Cyberbullies", "Blood Moon", "Family Legacy/Paint Misbehavin'", "Big Deal/Forbidden Feline", "Winner Winner", "Night Bill/Cheap Snake", "People Watching", "Trailer Trouble/Mansion Madness", "Park Pandemonium/Cricket's Biscuits", "Skunked/Axin' Saxon", "Cricket's Kapowie!", "Wishing Well", "Green Christmas", "Level Up", "Desserted/The Gifted", "Tilly Style/I, Farmbot", "Greens' Acres/Dolled Up", "Cheap Show", "Green Mirror", "Times Circle", "Hurt Bike", "Rent Control/Pool's Gold", "Big Resolution", "Mages and Mazes", "Date Night", "Bleeped/Sellouts", "Ding Dongers", "Bat Girl", "Gloria's Cafe", "Squashed", "Zen Garden", "Green Greens/Truce Bomb", "Pie Hard/Rat Tail", "Pizza Deliverance/Horse Girl"
  • Big City Pets
• Billy Dilley's Super Duper Subterranean Summer
• Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (2 episodes)^List "Get a Job/Jungle Makeover", "You've Got Snail/The Magic Hour"
• Camp Lazlo
• CatDog
• Catscratch
• ChalkZone (season 1 only, with Galaxy Digimation)
• Class of 3000 (14 episodes)^List "Home", "Peanuts Get Yer Peanuts", "Eddie's Money", "Westley Side Story", "Am I Blue?", "Mini Mentors", "Too Cool For School", "Free Philly", "Tamika and the Beast", "The Cure", "Take a Hike", "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yeti", "The Class of 3000 Christmas Special", "Kam Inc."
• Clone High (season 1 only, replaced by Jam Filled Entertainment starting with season 2)
• Craig of the Creek (pilot and 8+ episodes)^List "You're It", "Jessica Goes to the Creek", "The Final Book", "Sunday Clothes", "The Curse", "Bring Out Your Beast", "The Future is Cardboard", "The Haunted Dollhouse"
• Christopher & Holly: The Bears Who Saved Christmas (TV special)
• Codename: Kids Next Door
• Coffin Dodgers (Adult Swim short)
• Cow and Chicken
  • I Am Weasel
• The Critic
• Curbside pilot
• Daria (season 2 only, Plus One handled seasons 1 and 3-5)
• Danny Phantom
• A Day in the Life of Ranger Smith
• Dexter's Laboratory (with Fil-Cartoons for the first six episodes, quickly replacing it entirely)
• Diggs Tailwagger (pilot)
• Dilbert (11 episodes)^List "The Competition", "Testing", "Elbonian Trip", "Little People", "Y2K", "The Trial", "The Merger", "Hunger", "The Return", "The Virtual Employee", "Ethics"
• Dragon Tales
• Eek! The Cat (Klutter segments)
• The Electric Piper
• Evil Con Carne
• Family Guy (8 episodes)^List "Road to Rhode Island", "The Story on Page 1", "The Thin White Line", "Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington", "One if By Clam, Two if By Sea", "And the Wiener Is...", "Death Lives", "Lethal Weapons"
• FernGully: The Last Rainforest (with Wang Film, A. Film, Hanho Heung-Up, Saerom, Luk Film, Character Builders, Time Art Studios, Siam Mammoth Animation, Sidley-Wright & Associates, Available Light Productions, Kroyer Films, Lumeni Productions, Electric Filmworks, Karen Johnson Productions, The Baer Animation Company, Pacific Title and The Chandler Group)
• The Flintstones: On the Rocks (with Screen Novelties)
• Globehunters: An Around the World in 80 Days Adventure
• Gravity Falls (24 episodes)^List "Tourist Trapped", "The Legend of the Gobblewonker", "The Inconveniencing", "Double Dipper", "The Time Traveler's Pig", "Little Dipper", "Bottomless Pit", "The Deep End", "Carpet Diem", "Dreamscaperers", "Gideon Rises", "Scary-oke", "Into the Bunker", "Sock Opera", "Little Gift Shop of Horrors" (with Yearim Productions and Stoopid Buddy Studios), "Society of the Blind Eye", "Blendin's Game", "The Love God", "Not What He Seems", "A Tale of Two Stans", "Dungeons, Dungeons, & More Dungeons", "The Last Mabelcorn", "Dipper & Mabel vs. the Future", "Weirdmageddon Part 1", "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Falls" (with the Glendale branch)
• The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy (seasons 1-4, KND crossover) (Digital Emation worked on seasons 3-6, as well as all specials and movies)
• Hailey's On It!
• Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales For Every Child (season 2 only) (8 episodes)^List "Pinocchio", "Thumbelina", "Puss in Boots", "The Pied Piper", "The Twelve Dancing Princesses", "The Little Mermaid" "Goldilocks and the Three Bears", "Aladdin"
• Hate (pilot)
• Harold and the Purple Crayon (animated adaptation) (6 episodes) ^List  "Blame It on the Rain", "A Dog's Tale", "One Crayon Band", "Harold's Birthday Gift", "Harold in the Dark", "Cowboy Harold"
• Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law (8 episodes)^List "Very Personal Injury", "Shaggy Busted", "Death by Chocolate", "Shoyu Weenie", "The Dabba Don" (5 episodes with VirtualMagic Animation and its Asia branch), "Deadomutt, Part 1", "Deadomutt, Part 2", "X, the Exterminator" (replaced with Flash afterwards)
• Hotel Transylvania, Hotel Transylvania 2, and Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (end titles only, films animated by Sony Pictures Imageworks)
• Izzy's Quest for Olympic Gold (TV special)
• Jackie Chan Adventures (14 episodes)^List "The Power Within", "Project A, For Astral", "Enter the Viper", "Bullies", "The Jade Monkey", "The Tiger and the Pussycat", "Snake Hunt", "The Curse of El Chupacabra", "And He Does His Own Stunts", "Origami", "The Return of the Pussycat", "The Chosen One", "Glove Story", "The Amazing T-Girl"
• Johnny Bravo (season 1 only, with Sunwoo Entertainment)
• Jumanji: The Animated Series (6 episodes)^List "The Price", "Masked Identity", "Ransom of Redhead", "No Dice", "Love on the Rocks", "The Law of Jumanji"
• Kim Possible (29 episodes)^list "Bueno Nacho", "Mind Games", "Royal Pain", "Sink or Swim", "Number One", "Crush", "The Ron Factor", "Naked Genius", "Rufus in Show / Adventures in Rufus Sitting", "Queen Bebe", "A Very Possible Christmas", "Rufus vs. Commodore Puddles / Day of the Snowmen", "Blush", "Exchange", "Triple S", "Showdown at the Crooked D", "Steal Wheels", "Bonding", "Gorilla Fist", "Fashion Victim", "Grande Size Me", "The Cupid Effect", "Odds Man In", "Stop Team Go", "Cap'n Draken", "Oh No! Yono!", "Clean Slate", "Homecoming Upset", "Graduation, Part 2"
  • Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama
• King of the Hill (30 episodes)^list "Pilot", "The Order of the Straight Arrow", "Hank's Got the Willies", "Hank's Unmentionable Problem", "Shins of the Father", "Peggy the Bottle Champ", "Keeping Up With Our Joneses", "King of the Ant Hill", "Plastic White Female", "How to Fire a Rifle Without Really Trying", "Hilloween", "Jumpin' Crack Bass", "The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteberg", "Bobby Slam", "The Unbearable Blindless of Laying", "Meet the Manger Babies", "I Remember Mono", "Three Days of the Kahndo", "Traffic Jam", "The Final Shinsult", "Leanne's Saga", "Junkie Business", "Peggy's Turtle Song", "And They Call it Bobby Love", "Peggy's Headache", "Next of Shin", "Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men", "Pretty, Pretty Dresses", "Spin the Choice", "The Exterminator"
• Korgoth of Barbaria (Adult Swim pilot)
• The Legend of Tarzan (3 episodes)^list "Lost Cub", "Enemy Within", "One Punch Mallargan"
• The Life and Times of Juniper Lee
• Lilo & Stitch: The Series (2 episodes)^list "Phantasmo", "Bad Stitch"
  • Stitch! The Movie (with Starburst Animation)
• The Looney Tunes Show (23 episodes)^List "Fish and Visitors", "The Foghorn Leghorn Story", "Casa de Calma", "Eligible Bachelors", "Peel of Fortune", "That's My Baby", "Working Duck", "The Float", "Point, Laser Point", "You've Got Hate Mail", "Itsy Bitsy Gopher", "Rebel Without a Glove", "Semper Lie", "Customer Service", "It's a Handbag", "Dear John", "Daffy Duck, Esquire", "The Black Widow", "Gribbler's Quest", "Ridiculous Journey", "Year of the Duck", "Here Comes the Pig", "Super-Rabbit" (with Digital eMation) ; (16 Merrie Melodies shorts)^List "Grilled Cheese", "Blow My Stack", "Cock of the Walk", "Tasmanian Meltdown", "Skunk Funk", "Pizzarriba", "Chintzy" (with Six Point Harness), "Table For One", "Laser Beam", "Moostache", "Christmas Rules", "I Love to Sing-a", "Parade Float", "Wonderful Bugs", "Daffy's Legacy", "Long-Eared Drifter"
  • Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run
• Madea's Tough Love
• The Mighty B! (43 shorts)^List "So Happy Together", "Sweet Sixteenth", "Bee My Baby", "Bee Afraid", "Artificial Unintelligence", "We Got the Bee", "Body Rockers", "Bar Mitzvah Crashers", "Super Secret Weakness", "And I See a Bee", "Woodward and Beesting", "Little Womyn", "The Apprentice", "Penny Hearts Joey", "Bee Patients", "Hat Trick", "Hive Jacked", "Something's Wrong With This Taffy", "Thanksgiving Beenactment", "Hen and Bappy", "Ben Appetit", "Dang it Feels Good to Be a Gamester", "Eye of the Honeybee", "Portrait of a Happy", "Macro Mayhem", "Ben Screams For Ice Cream", "Dragonflies", "Dirty Happy", "Hairy Situation", "What's the Frequency, Bessie?", "Hive of Darkness", "Dogcather in the Rye", "B-Chip", "Rinx", "Higgenbottom'$ 7", "The Old Bee and the Sea", "One Million Years Bee C", "Grumpy Old Bees", "Gorillas in the Midst", "YIPs", "O Brother, What Art Thou?", "Bang the Drum Timely", "The League of Ordinary Gentlemen"
• The Modifyers pilot
• My Life as a Teenage Robot
• The Nanny (1 episode)^List "Oy to the World" (with USAnimation)
• Nickelodeon Animated Shorts Program
  • Bug Salad
• The Oblongs (6 episodes)^List "The Golden Child", "Disfigured Debbie", "Pickles' Little Amazons", "Get Off My Back", "My Name is Robbie", "Father of the Bribe"
• Oh Yeah! Cartoons (numerous shorts)
  • The Fairly Oddparents (pilot only; Yeson Entertainment would handle most of the series proper and Elliott Animation would handle the final batch of episodes)
• The Owl House (11 episodes)^List "Witches Before Wizards", "Hooty's Moving Hassle", "Once Upon a Swap", "Escape Of The Palisman", "Enchanting Grom Fright", "Agony of a Witch", "Escaping Expulsion", "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", "Yesterday's Lie", "Edge of the World", "Clouds on the Horizon"
• PJ Sparkles (main title animation only; main feature by Island Animation)
• Phineas and Ferb (seasons 1-3)^List "Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror!", "Flop Starz", "The Fast and the Phineas", "Raging Bully", "I, Brobot", "Run Away, Runaway", "Jerk de Soleil", "Toy to the World", "Dude, We're Gettin' the Band Back Together!", "Tree to Get Ready", "Crack That Whip", "The Best Lazy Day Ever", "A Hard Day's Knight", "Put That Putter Away", "Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?", "Out to Launch", "Phineas and Ferb Get Busted", "The Lake Nose Monster", "Day of the Living Gelatin!", "Elementary, My Dear Stacy", "The Chronicles of Meap", "Oh, There You Are, Perry", "Swiss Family Phineas", "The Baljeatles", "Vanessassary Roughness", "Phineas and Ferb's Musical Cliptastic Countdown!" (with Wang Film Productions), "Cheer Up, Candace", "Fireside Girl Jamboree", "Picture This" (with Synergy), "Nerdy Dancin'" (with Synergy), "What Do I Do?" (with Synergy), "Atlantis" (with Synergy), "Undercover Carl", "Hip Hip Parade", "Invasion of the Ferb Snatcher", "Ain't No Kiddie Ride", "Lizard Whisperer", "Robot Rodeo", "Phineas and Ferb: Summer Belongs to You!" (with Synergy), "We Call it Maze", "Ladies and Gentlemen, Meet Max Modem!", "Split Personality", "Brain Drain", "The Great Indoors" (with Wang), "Canderemy" (with Wang), "Phineas' Birthday Clip-o-Rama!" (with Wang, Hong Ying, and Synergy), "Ask a Foolish Question" (with Hong Ying), "Misperceived Monotreme" (with Hong Ying), "Perry the Actorpus" (with Wang, Hong Ying, and Synergy), "Bullseye!" (with Wang, Hong Ying, and Synergy), "This is Your Backstory" (with Wang, Hong Ying, and Synergy)
• Pinky and the Brain (24 episodes)^List "It's Only a Paper World", "Robin Brain/The Mummy", "The Maze", "Brain of the Future", "Hoop Schemes", "Brain Noir", "Brain's Bogey", "All You Need is Narf/Pinky's Plan", "A Meticulous Analysis Of History/Funny, You Don't Look Rhennish", "Pinky And The Brainmaker/Calvin Brain", "Pinky Suavo/T.H.E.Y", "A Pinky And The Brain Halloween", "The Tailor And The Mice/Bah, Wilderness", "Pinky At The Bat/Schpiel-Borg 2000", "The Megalomaniacal Adventures Of Brainie The Poo/The Melancholy Brain", "Inherit the Wheeze", "The Family That Poits Together, Narfs Together", "Pinky's Turn/Your Friend Global Domination", "Dangerous Brains", "The Pinky P.O.V./The Really Great Dictator/Brain Food", "Brainwashed, parts 1-3", "A Legendary Tail/Project B.R.A.I.N"
  • Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain (Even number episodes and the opening; Odd number episodes are done by Wang Film Productions)
• Polly Pocket: Lunar Eclipse
• The Powerpuff Girls (1998) (Sans pilot, done by Animal Ya and Fil-Cartoons)
  • The Powerpuff Girls Movie (with Mercury Filmworks, VirtualMagic and Savage Frog!)
• Random! Cartoons
• The Ren & Stimpy Show (53 shorts)^List "In the Army", "Powdered Toast Man", "Ren's Toothache", "Rubber Nipple Salesmen", "Mad Dog Hoek", "Big Baby Scam", "Dog Show", "Monkey See, Monkey Don't!", "Fake Dad", "The Great Outdoors", "The Cat That Laid the Golden Hairball", "Stimpy's Fan Club", "A Visit to Anthony", all of season 3's shorts minus "Lair of the Lummox"; "Hermit Ren", "House of Next Tuesday", "A Friend in Your Face", "Lumber Jerks", "Farm Hands", "A Hard Day's Luck", "I Love Chicken", "Powdered Toast Man vs. Waffle Woman", "The Scotsman in Space", "Pixie King", "Insomniac Ren", "Cheese Rush Days", "Galoot Wranglers", "Stupid Sidekick Union", "Superstitious Stimpy", "Space Dogged", "Feud For Sale", "Hair of the Cat", "Stimpy's Pet", "Dog Tags", "I Was a Teenage Stimpy", "School Mates", "Dinner Party", "Reverend Jack", "A Scooter for Yaksmas" (with the Glendale branch) (4 bumpers)^List "Sugar Sod Pops", "Flod", "Dog Water", "Billy the Beef Tallow Boy"
• The Replacements (13 episodes) ^List "Late Night With Todd and Riley", "Space Family Daring", "Campiest Episode Ever", "Phoneless in Pleasant Hills", "Hollywoodn't", "Bowled Over/A Little Tiff", "Pleasant Hills Confidential", "Puzzle Me Daring", "Dick Daring's All-Star Holiday Stunt Spectacular", "Moustache Mayhem", "Snide and Prejudice", "Injustice is Blind", R2: A Tale of Two Rileys"
• Rocko's Modern Life (season 3's "Fatal Contraption" and all of season 4)
• Sammy (6 episodes)^List "House of Pain", "Malibu", "Sammy Makes Amends", "Biography", "Gary's Trophy", "Gabriella's Return"
• Samurai Jack (seasons 1-4 and the Season 5 episode "XCVIII"; with Digital eMation)
• Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (Season 2's "Night the Clown Cried" two-parter only)
• Sheep in the Big City (minus pilot, which was animated domestically and digitally inked/painted by Cha-Pow!)
• The Simpsons - Joined during the fourth season; animated over 200 episodes ^List "Homer the Heretic", "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie", "Marge Gets a Job", "Mr. Plow", "Homer's Triple Bypass", "Homer Goes to College", "Treehouse of Horror IV", "Another Simpsons Clip Show" (with AKOM), "Itchy & Scratchy Land", "Treehouse of Horror V", "Lisa on Ice", "Bart Sells His Soul", "Treehouse of Horror VI" (with Pacific Data Images), "Mother Simpson", "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming", "Bart the Fink", "A Fish Called Selma", "Much Apu About Nothing", "Treehouse of Horror VII", "Bart After Dark", "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Homer", "Mountain of Madness", "In Marge We Trust", "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson", "Bart Star", "Bart Carny", "Dumbbell Indemnity" (uncredited; incorrectly credited as by Anivision), "Lisa the Simpson", "Simpson Tide", "Girly Edition", "Natural Born Kissers", "The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace", "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken", "I'm With Cupid", "Mom and Pop Art", "Brother's Little Helper", "Treehouse of Horror X", "E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)", "Eight Misbehavin'", "Take My Wife, Sleaze", "Grift of the Magi", "Saddlesore Galactica", "Missionary: Impossible", "Bart to the Future", "Last Tap Dance in Springfield", "Behind the Laughter", "Treehouse of Horror XI", "Insane Clown Poppy", "Lisa the Tree Hugger", "The Great Money Caper", "Pokey Mom", "Tennis the Menace", "Hungry Hungry Homer", "Simpson Safari", "I'm Goin' to Praiseland", "Simpsons Tall Tales", "Treehouse of Horror XII", "The Blunder Years", "Brawl in the Family", "Sweets and Sour Marge", "Jaws Wired Shut", "The Lastest Gun in the West", "The Old Man and the Key", "Blame it on Lisa", "Weekend at Burnsie's", "I Am Furious Yellow", "Little Girl in the Big Ten", "Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge", "Treehouse of Horror XIII", "Helter Shelter", "The Dad Who Knew Too Little", "I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can", "Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington", "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky", "Dude, Where's My Ranch?", "Brake My Wife, Please", "Moe Baby Blues", "Treehouse of Horror XIV", "Today, I Am a Clown", "Smart & Smarter", "The Wandering Juvie", "Simple Simpson", "The Way We Weren't", "Bart-Mangled Banner", "Fat Man and Little Boy", "Mommie Beerest", "Pranksta Rap", "Mobile Homer", "The Heartbroke Kid", "A Star is Torn", "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Guest Star", "Home Away From Homer", "Milhouse of Sand and Fog", "Treehouse of Horror XVI", "See Homer Run", "The Italian Bob", "We're on the Road to D'ohwhere", "The Seemingly Never-Ending Story", "Homer Simpson, This is Your Wife", "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore", "Girls Just Want to Have Sums", "The Monkey Suit", "Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play", "Jazzy & The Pussycats", "Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em", "Ice Cream of the Margie (With the Light Blue Hair)", "The Haw-Hawed Couple", "Little Big Girl", "Rome-old and Juli-eh", "Homerazzi", "Marge Gamer", "The Boys of Bummer", "Stop! Or My Dog Will Shoot", "24 Minutes", "He Loves to Fly and He D'oh's", "Homer of Seville", "Little Orphan Millie", "Husbands and Knives", "Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind", "That '90s Show", "Smoke on the Daughter", "Apocalypse Cow", "Any Given Sundance", "Mona Leaves-a", "Double Double Boy in Trouble", "Treehouse of Horror XXIX", "Dangerous Curves", "Lisa the Drama Queen", "Take My Life, Please", "No Loan Again, Naturally", "Wedding For Disaster", "The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly", "Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh", "Bart Gets a Z", "The Great Wife Hope", "Pranks and Greens", "O Brother, Where Bart Thou?", "Million Dollar Maybe", "Chief of Hearts", "Moms I'd Like to Forget", "Homer the Father", "Angry Dad: The Movie" (with Starz Animation and Chiodo Bros Productions), "A Midsummer's Nice Dream", "The Great Simpsina", "Homer Scissorhands", "Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts", "Replaceable You", "The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants", "Politically Inept, With Homer Simpson", "Moe Goes From Rags to Riches", "At Long Last Leave", "Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart", "Beware My Cheating Bart", "The Spy Who Learned Me", "Ned'N'Edna's Blend" (with Chiodo Bros Productions), "Moonshine River", "Treehouse of Horror XXIII", "Penny Wise-guys", "Hardly Kirk-ing", "Black-Eyed, Please", "What Animated Women Want", "Pulpit Friction", "Homerland", "Treehouse of Horror XXIV" (Couch gag only; main episode by AKOM), "Four Regrettings and a Funeral", "White Christmas Blues", "Steal This Episode", "Married to the Blob", "The Man Who Grew Too Much", "The Winter of His Content", "You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee", "Days of Future Future", "Brick Like Me" (with Xentrix Studios and Pure Imagination Studios), "Wreck of the Relationship", "Super Franchise Me", "Treehouse of Horror XXV", "Simpsorama", "Blazed and Confused", "I Won't Be Home For Christmas", "The Man Who Came to Be Dinner", "Walking Big & Tall", "My Fare Lady", "Sky Police", "Peeping Mom", "Let's Go Fly a Coot", "'Cue Detective", "Friend With Benefit", "Paths of Glory", "The Girl Code", "Much Apu About Something", "Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4", "The Marge-ian Chronicles", "How Lisa Got Her Marge Back", "Simprovised", "Orange is the New Yellow", "The Town", "Trust But Clarify", "Havana Wild Weekend", "Dad Behavior", "Last Traction Hero", "The Great Phatsby" (with AKOM), "Fatzcarraldo", "Kamp Krustier", "A Father's Watch", "Looking for Mr. Goodbart", "Dogtown", "The Serfsons", "Grampy Can You Hear Me?" "Singin' in the Lane", "Mr. Lisa's Opus", "Haw-Haw Land", "Homer is Where the Art Isn't", "Fears of a Clown", "No Good Read Goes Unpunished", "Lisa Gets the Blues", "Forgive and Regret", "Throw Grampa from the Dane", "Bart's Not Dead", "Heartbreak Hotel", "My Way or the Highway to Heaven", "Werking Mom", "Daddicus Finch", "'Tis the 30th Season", "The Clown Stays in the Picture", "101 Mitigations", "E My Sports", "Girl's in the Band", "I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh", "Woo-hoo Dunnit?", "The Winter of Our Monetized Content", "The Fat Blue Line", "Livin La Pura Vida", "Thanksgiving of Horror", "Bobby, It's Cold Outside", "Hail to the Teeth", "Frinkcoin", "Screenless", "Better Off Dead", "Warrin' Priests Part 2", "Undercover Burns", "I, Carumbus", "The 7-Beer Itch", "Podcast News", "Sorry Not Sorry", "A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas", "Diary Queen", "Yokel Hero", "Manger Things", "Burger Kings", "Mother and Child Reunion", "The Man From G.R.A.M.P.A.", "The Star of the Backstage", "The Wayz We Were" (main episode; Couch Gag by Stoopid Buddy Studios), "A Serious Flanders (part 1)", "Portrait of a Lackey on Fire", "A Made Maggie", "The Longest Marge", "You Won't Believe What This Episode is About - Act Three Will Shock You!", "Pretty Whittle Liar", "My Octopus and a Teacher", "Marge the Meanie", "Meat Is Murder", "One Angry Lisa", "Lisa the Boy Scout", "Not It", "From Beer to Paternity", "Game Done Changed, "My Life as a Vlog", "Carl Carlson Rides Again", "Hostile Kirk Place", "Fan-ily Feud", "Clown v. Board of Education", "Homer's Adventure Through the Windshield Glass" and several commercials, replacing Varga Studio
  • The Simpsons: NFL on Fox pre-game ^Note (unconfirmed, due to no credits, but the animation looks similar to other Rough Draft episodes of the same time period)
  • The Simpsons Movie (with AKOM, the Glendale branch and SEK)
• SpongeBob SquarePants (every episode except for "It's A SpongeBob Christmas!" and "The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom"^note Which were Stop Motion specials animated by Screen Novelties)
  • The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (with Warner Bros. Animation)
  • The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (movie with Illora Visual Effects)
  • Kamp Koral (2D Animation; series with Technicolor India and Xentrix Studios)
  • The Patrick Star Show
• Squirrel Boy
• Star vs. the Forces of Evil (starting on episode 8 then seasons 2, 3 and 4; opening animation for season 3) (63 episodes)^List "Blood Moon Ball" (with Toon City), "My New Wand!/Ludo in the Wild", "Mr. Candle Cares/Red Belt", "Star on Wheels", "Starstruck/Camping Trip", "By the Book", "Game of Flags/Girls' Day Out", "Friendenemies", "Hungry Larry/Spider With a Top Hat", "Into the Wand", "Bon Bon the Birthday Clown", "Baby/Running with Scissors", "Crystal Clear/The Hard Way", "Collateral Damage/Just Friends", "Starcrushed", "Return to Mewni/Moon the Undaunted", "Toffee", "Club Snubbed/Stranger Danger", "Lint Catcher/Trial by Squire", "Sweet Dreams/Lava Lake Beach", "Night Life/Deep Dive", "Stump Day/Holiday Spellcial", "Butterfly Trap/Ludo, Where Art Thou?", "Skooled!/Booth Buddies", "Divide", "Conquer", "Butterfly Follies", "Moon Remembers/Swim Suit", "Yada Yada Berries/Down by the River", "Out of Business/Kelly's World", "Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell/Ghost of Butterfly Castle", "The Knight Shift/Queen-Napped", "A Boy and His DC-700XE/The Monster and the Queen", "Doop-Doop/Britta's Tacos", "Sad Teen Hotline/Jannanigans", "The Right Way/Here to Help", "Cleaved"
• Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003 mini-series)
• Steven Universe (alternating with Sunmin Animation)^{Select episodes include} "Laser Light Cannon", "Frybo", "Bubble Buddies", "Tiger Millionare", "Rose's Room", "Joking Victim", "An Indirect Kiss", "Secret Team", "Island Adventure", "The Test", "Horror Club", "Winter Forecast", "Open Book", "Say Uncle", "Shirt Club", "Reformed", "Rising Tides/Crashing Skies", "Keeping it Together", "Chille Tid", "Keystone Hotel", "Historical Friction", "Nightmare Hospital", "Sadie's Song", "When it Rains", "The Answer", "Steven's Birthday", "Message Received", "Same Old World", "The New Lars", "Crack the Whip", "Bismuth" (with Sunmin), "Future Boy Zoltron", "Gem Harvest" (with Sunmin), "Three Gems and a Baby", "Adventures in Light Distortion", "The Zoo", "Doug Out", "Off Colors", "Stuck Together", "Lars of the Stars", "Letters to Lars", "Now We're Only Falling Apart", "Legs From Here to Homeworld", "Dewey Wins", "Sadie Killer", "Your Mother and Mine", "Pool Hopping", "What's Your Problem", "Reunited" (with Sunmin)
  • Steven Universe: The Movie (with Sunmin Animation)
• The Story of Santa Claus (TV special)
• Summer Camp Island
• Sunday Pants (segment "Periwinkle Around the World")
• Sym-Bionic Titan
• Tig 'n Seek
• Timon & Pumbaa (8 shorts)^list "Good Mousekeeping", "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", "Swiss Missed", "You Ghana Join the Club", "Uganda Be an Elephant", "Mojave Desserted", "Unlucky in Lesotho", "Guatemala Malarkey"
• Tom and Jerry Tales (5 episodes)^List "Hockey Schtick/Snow Brawl/Snow Mouse", "Invasion of the Body Slammers/Monster Con/Over the River and Boo the Woods", "Adventures in Penguin Sitting/Cat of Prey/Jungle Love", "Zent Out of Shape/I Dream of Meanie/Which Witch", "More Powers to You/Catch Me Though You Can't/Power Tom"
• The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat (season 1 only, 10 episodes)
• Uncle Grandpa
• Wabbit: A Looney Tunes Production (season 1 only, 27 shorts)^List  "Buddha Bugs", "The Inside Bugs", "Sun Valley Freeze", " For the Love of Acorns", "White House Wabbit", "Bugsbarian", "Not Lyin Lion", "Wabbits Best Friend", "Annoying Ex-Boydfriend", "Bugs vs Snail", "To Catch a Fairy", "Painter Paint Hare", "The Spy Who Bugged Me", "Big Troubles", "Manner Maid", "Bugsfoot", "Grim on Vacation", "Carrot Before the Horse", "Snow Wabbit", "Aromatherapist", "Computer Bugs", "Your Bunny or Your Life", "Splashwater Bugs", "Beaver Fever", "The Survivalist of the Fittest", "The Imposter", "Fast Feud"
• We Bare Bears (with Saerom, 13+ episodes)^List "Chloe", "Everyday Bears", "Burrito", "Jean Jacket", "Charlie", "Brother Up", "Occupy Bears", "Cupcake Job", "Hibernation", "The Audition", "Baby Bears on a Plane", "Everyone's Tube", "Grizz Helps" and probably others
  • We Baby Bears (with Saerom)
  • We Bare Bears: The Movie
• What A Cartoon! Show (9 shorts)^List "Buy One, Get One Free", "Home Sweet Home", "Foe Paws", "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy: Meet the Reaper", "Yee Hah & Doo Dah: Bronco Breakin' Boots", "My Freaky Family: Welcome to My World", "Ferret & Parrot", "A Kitty Bobo Show", "Imp Inc."
• Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?
• The X's

Unconfirmed:

• KaBlam!: "The Louie and Louie Show": No overseas studio credits are listed but the animation style is very reminiscent of Ren & Stimpy, which had some episodes sent to Rough Draft.

as Orange

Korean unit

• Akikan! (2nd Key Animation)
• Baccano! (2nd Key & In-Between Animation; Paint; Backgrounds)
• Beck (In-Between Animation; Paint; Effects)
• BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Blue Exorcist (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Buddy Complex (CGI through Japanese branch; 2nd Key & In-Between Animation, Paint)
• Case Closed (Key, 2nd Key & In-Between Animation and paint for several movies)
• F-Zero: GP Legend (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Future GPX Cyber Formula Saga (In-Between Animation)
• Ixion Saga DT (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Laid-Back Camp (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Love Live! (2nd Key & In-Between Animation; Paint)
  • Love Live! Sunshine!! (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Lupin III
  • Goemon Ishikawa's Spray of Blood (In-Between Animation)
  • Gravestone of Daisuke Jigen (In-Between Animation; Paint)
  • Lupin III: The Italian Adventure (In-Between Animation; Paint)
  • Lupin III: The Last Job (2nd Key Animation)
  • Lupin III vs. Detective Conan (In-Between Animation)
    • Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie (In-Between Animation; Paint)
  • Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Martian Successor Nadesico (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Megalobox (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Monster (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• My Little Monster (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• My Monster Secret (2nd Key & In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Natsuiro Kiseki
• Orange (In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Rin Ne (In-Between Animation and Digital paint for both seasons, uncredited)
• Shugo Chara! (In-Between Animation)
• Trickster (2nd Key & In-Between Animation; Paint)
• Yowamushi Pedal (2nd Key Animation)

Japanese unit

• Accel World (CGI)
• Active Raid (CGI)
• Aokana: Four Rhythm Across the Blue (CGI)
• Beastars (CGI; Animation Production)
• Black Bullet (CGI; Animation Production)
• Black Lagoon (CGI)
• Classicaloid (CGI)
• Code:Breaker (CGI; Photography)
• Comet Lucifer (CGI)
• Dimension W (with Studio 3hz)
• Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods (Production Assistance)
  • Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (CGI)
• FLCL Progressive (2D Works)
• Ghost in the Shell: Arise (CGI)
• Godzilla: Singular Point (CGI; Background Art; Animation Production with Studio Bones)
• Heroic Age (CGI, episodes 20-25 only)
• THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls Spin Off! (CGI)
• Infinite Stratos (CGI design)
• Izetta: The Last Witch (CGI)
• KanColle (CGI)
• Knight's & Magic (CGI)
• Land of the Lustrous (CGI; Animation Production)
• Last Exile: Fam, the Silver Wing (CGI)
• Macross Frontier (3D Design)
• Neppu Kairiku Bushi Road (with Kinema Citrus and T2 Studio)
• Norn9 (with Kinema Citrus)
• Project Blue Earth SOS (CGI)
• Rail Wars! (CGI)
• The Rising of the Shield Hero (CGI)
• Rebuild of Evangelion (Monitor Graphics; Evangelion Modeling; "You Are (not) Alone" and "You Can (not) Advance")
• Rolling Girls (CGI)
• Shigofumi (CGI)
• Star Fox Zero– The Battle Begins (CGI)
• Super Robot Wars: Original Generation (CGI for Devine Wars, 2nd Key Animation for The Inspector)
• Tiger & Bunny (CGI)
• Trigun Stampede (CGI; Animation Production)

Tropes associated with this company:

• Animation Bump: Largely due to their CG. Making them one of the better received overseas companies.
  • Their work on The Ren & Stimpy Show was a major turning point for the show's animation. The first season had been done by studios that didn't "get" Ren and Stimpy's animation style (Lacewood Productions and Bon Art), and even the venerable Carbunkle Cartoons had their animation ruined by the careless ink-and-paint work (and even more careless re-animation) of Fil-Cartoons, whose own shorts also left a lot to be desired. Rough Draft did all of the animation process, and maintained a high standard of quality that would last for the rest of Ren and Stimpy's run.
  • Their work on the fourth to sixth seasons of The Simpsons was a noticeable step up over AKOM and Anivision (the former, while clean and polished, was a little more restricted; the latter, while a bit more fluid, was prone to Off-Model more often and more obviously). This difference lasted up until starting around Season 7 when the three studios' work started to mostly become indistinguishable from each other.
  • Rough Draft Korea's hand-drawn animation for Star vs. the Forces of Evil looked cleaner and more professional-looking than the Toon Boom animation for the show provided by Sugarcube (though neither studio was able to even nearly achieve the same fluidity of the Flash animation done for the show's first season by Mercury Filmworks and Toon City). This changed for the next Disney cartoon the two shared animation duties for, Big City Greens, however, as the the two studios' work on it are nearly identical to each other (aside from the Sugarcube-animated "Chipocalypse Now", which was animated in Harmony)
  • In a similar situation to the Star example above, their work on The Owl House is more fluid than either Sunmin Animation or Sugarcube; the other two aren't bad by any means (Sugarcube is also considered a great studio for the show), but the latter in particular has obvious tweening present compared to Rough Draft Korea; special mention to the animation during the climax of "Enchanting Grom Fight" and throughout "Agony of a Witch".
  • Rocko's Modern Life also got a considerable boost in animation quality after switching from Sunwoo Entertainment.
• Animesque: By default as Orange, and several shows as Rough Draft Korea (most noticeable in the shows produced by Genndy Tartakovsky).
• Deranged Animation: Some of the shows they've worked on (especially Ren & Stimpy, SpongeBob, and The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat).
  • While the animation was usually relatively normal, certain Rough Draft-animated episodes of The Simpsons had moments of crazy animation, especially "Homer's Triple Bypass", "Homer Goes to College" and "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer".
• Ironic Name: Their animation is really anything but "Rough Draft".
• Limited Animation: Some of their work from Hanna-Barbera and Cartoon Network Studios as well as My Life as a Teenage Robot.
• Medium Blending: Hand-drawn animation and CGI (Either by themselves or, in the case of one Simpsons Halloween special, with Pacific Data Images providing the latter). With Futurama being one of the first animated shows to attempt blending Cel Shaded CGI with 2D animation, while most previous efforts in both western animation and Anime used flat-shaded, or otherwise realistically shaded, CGI.
  • This is, more or less, Orange Japan's bread & butter. Just like their Korean partner, the studio has been praised for its efforts in blending the two mediums.
• Thick-Line Animation: Dexter's Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, My Life as a Teenage Robot, the first eight seasons of SpongeBob SquarePants, Kim Possible, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Camp Lazlo, Danny Phantom, The Angry Beavers, The Mighty B, and Steven Universe are this.
• Thin-Line Animation: Most of their overseas work as Rough Draft Korea and all of their work from the California branch.

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