Daisuke Nishio

[laughs]

... storyboards were done by Daisuke Nishio, he's a director of Dragon Ball from episode two, then worked, uh, through DBZ 202.

And then the, the direction is done by Takahiro Imamura, who directed eight episodes of Dragon Ball Z through, from episode 151 to the final episode, 291.

Key animation done by Miyahara, again, Yamamuro, uh, Inagami, and Katada.

It is-

No

... music selection by Daisuke Nishio, which reads as they had a bank of s- of music they could use.

[laughs] And-

He created Sand Land, and we took a look at Sand Land.

It could be something that also is a, a little more extensive, such as Daisuke Nishio directed a segment in Halo Legends, and Daisuke Nishio also directed a lot of Dragon Ball episodes, so we took a look at the Halo Legends anthology.

That was fairly extensive and fairly tied in.

It could be something a little more tenuous, like Drunken Master and how that just inspired Toriyama.

... talking about middle school [laughs] girls in Japan

So the series director was Daisuke Nishio.

So imagine we send Chris Hansen out there.

He goes, "Now-

Mr. Daisuke

...

Daisuke Nishio, explain to me, of all the outfits that you could have for these girls, why did you choose maid outfits? And not even maid outfits.

Now wouldn't you wanna have aprons covering yourself so you don't get dirty?"