Tsukioka spinoff school lineage

The Tsukioka Lineage 

Rintaro School
Rintarō  
Tetsuya Nishio 
Tomohiro Shinoda

*The giant long term impact of Rintaro on the anime industry as a whole is at its all time most obvious in the fish eyed duck mouth style of Tetsuya Nishio, perhaps suggesting that he has inherited quite a lot of otherwise realist things from Rintarō himself. 

Tsukioka School
Sadao Tsukioka 
Tsuneo Ninomiya > Norio Matsumoto 
Masashi Ishihama 

Kanemori School 
Yoshinori Kanemori 
Kenichi Kutsuna 

*Yoshinori Kanemori’s school is indeed a hybrid of Itano and Tohoku Realist styles, meaning that he still has quite a ton of imitators. Kutsuna is definitely a talented director, mashing multiple styles while blending them with his own.



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