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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Kenichi Sonoda is a Manga artist from Japan who began his career with a nascent Studio Artmic (which later became AIC), where he was the character and mechanical designer for Bubblegum Crisis, Gall Force, Riding Bean and Gunsmith Cats, also penning the manga for the latter two on his own. The last one is probably the work he is most famous for; GSC has put out thirteen manga volumes over the years and the main character, Rally, is one of the definitive Action Girls of manga. Bubblegum Crisis would be his second-most-famous, especially to American viewers; he only worked on the original and Bubblegum Crash, however, not Tokyo 2040. In the interregnum between the messy split between Artmic and Youmex (which killed Bubblegum Crisis stone dead), in 1991 he agreed to help out a struggling set of rookie animators who called themselves "Studio Gainax"... and agreed to do the character design for a little OVA of no consequence at all called Otaku no Video, resulting in probably his third most famous work. |