Takeshi Obata

Takeshi Obata
b. 11 February 1969 · From Japan37
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Takeshi Obata (born 11 February 1969 in Niigata) is a Japanese manga artist who usually works as the illustrator alongside a separate writer. He won the Tezuka Award at sixteen, and first drew international attention with Hikaru no Go (1999-2003), written by Yumi Hotta. He is best known for the Tsug…
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What is Takeshi Obata best known for?
Takeshi Obata is widely recognized for his distinctive and detailed artwork in several highly popular manga series. His collaboration on "Death Note" is particularly famous for its intricate character designs and dynamic visual storytelling.
Are there any anime adaptations of Takeshi Obata's work?
Several of Takeshi Obata's manga series have been adapted into popular anime. "Death Note," "Hikaru no Go," and "Bakuman" all have well-received anime adaptations that bring his distinctive art style to life.

















