GoHands

GoHands is a Japanese animation studio founded in 1998 by former Madhouse employees, including director Shingo Natsuime and producer Toshimitsu Takeuchi. The studio is known for its distinctive visual style, often characterized by fluid, dynamic animation, detailed character designs, and a focus on expressive cinematography.

GoHands has produced a variety of anime series and films, gaining recognition for its work on titles such as "Mardock Scramble," "K," and "Hand Shakers." The studio's animation is often praised for its high quality and its ability to bring unique artistic visions to the screen. They frequently employ a distinctive visual flair that can be easily identified by long-time viewers.

The studio has collaborated with various production committees and companies, contributing to both original anime projects and adaptations of manga and light novels. Their commitment to pushing creative boundaries and delivering visually striking animation has established GoHands as a notable presence in the anime industry, even with a relatively small output compared to some larger studios. They tend to focus on projects that allow for a strong emphasis on their visual identity and directorial vision.