Studio Twinkle
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Anime with which this company was involved:
Arc the Lad (TV) : Photography
AWOL - Absent WithOut Leave (TV) : Production
Batman: Gotham Knight (movie) : Additional Composting Studio
Beyblade - The Movie : Photography
Blade of the Immortal (TV) : Photography
Captain Tsubasa (TV) : Photography
Chrono Crusade (TV) : Visual Effects
Detective Conan: Conan Edogawa & Heiji Hattori versus Kid the Phantom Thief (OAV) : Digital Composite
Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture : Photography
Guyver (OAV) : Cinematography
Hand Maid May (TV) : Photography
Jyu Oh Sei (TV) : Digital Composite
Lupin III: Farewell to Nostradamus (movie) : Photography
Magic User's Club (OAV) : Photography
Meimon! Daisan Yakyuubu (TV) : Photography
(Les) Misérables - Shoujo Cosette (TV) : Photography
Murder Princess (OAV) : Digital Composite
Ninja Scroll (TV) : Photography
Ninja Scroll (movie) : Photography
Paradise Kiss (TV) : Digital Photography
Peach Girl (TV) : Digital Photography
Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~ (TV) : Photography
RahXephon: Pluralitas Concentio (movie) : Production Cooperation
Seikimatsu Darling (OAV) : Additional Photography
Seven of Seven (TV) : Photography
Sister Princess (TV) : Photography
Sora no Manimani (TV) : Photography
Spider Riders (TV) : Visual Effects
Star Ocean EX (TV) : Cinematography
Suzuka (TV) : Digital Photography
When They Cry - Higurashi (TV) : Photography
XxxHOLiC: Kei (TV) : Photography
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