Remic

Remic, formally Remic Co., Ltd. and also styled REMIC or R E M I C, was a Japanese animation studio active in the 2000s and early 2010s. The company was established by producer Katsuhiko Nozawa after his departure from the Japanese animation studio Daume. Its publicly documented production record is small but recognizable: Remic produced the television anime series Renkin 3-kyū Magical? Pokān in 2006 and Dōjin Work in 2007, and was credited for production work on the ninth episode of R-15. Renkin 3-kyū Magical? Pokān aired from April 4 through June 20, 2006, for 12 episodes of approximately 24 minutes each. The series formed Remic's first listed television production and placed the studio within the late-2000s market for short-format Japanese television anime. Remic's second listed series, Dōjin Work, aired from July 4 through September 19, 2007, also comprising 12 episodes. The show was associated with the fan-creation and dōjin culture that became a recurring subject in contemporary anime and manga properties. The studio's later business trajectory was more limited. Reference material indicates that Remic withdrew from animation production and gross-contract work beginning in 2012. The company had ceased operations by 2015. Publicly available descriptions do not provide a detailed account of its financing, staff size, facilities, distribution arrangements, or any successor organization. As a result, Remic is best understood as a defunct Japanese animation-production company rather than as a continuing consumer-facing entertainment brand. Its historical significance rests primarily on the small group of television anime projects released under its production name.

Remic was a Japanese animation studio founded by producer Katsuhiko Nozawa after he left Daume. The available historical record identifies the company principally through its television anime credits rather than through a broad catalogue of corporate activities. Its first listed television series was Renkin 3-kyū Magical? Pokān, which ran from April 4 to June 20, 2006. The production consisted of 12 episodes, each approximately 24 minutes long. The project established Remic as a credited anime production studio during a period when many Japanese television series were produced through networks of specialized studios, contractors, and rights-holding partners. Remic's second listed television series was Dōjin Work, broadcast from July 4 to September 19, 2007. It likewise comprised 12 episodes. The series drew on dōjin culture, a subject connected with amateur and fan-created publishing in Japan. In addition to these two series, Remic was credited for the ninth episode of R-15, indicating at least one further contribution to television anime production, although the available source does not describe the precise scope of that work. The studio later reduced or ended its involvement in animation production and gross-contract work. Reference material places the withdrawal from these activities in 2012 and states that Remic had ceased operations by 2015. No reliable public information in the supplied material establishes an exact founding date, corporate headquarters, employee count, ownership structure, financial performance, or a successor company. Remic's documented history therefore ends with its operational closure, leaving its principal legacy in the anime productions released during the 2000s.

• 2015

  Operations ended

  [1]Remicen.wikipedia.org

  Remic was reported to have ceased operations by 2015.

• 2012

  Withdrawal from animation business

  [1]Remicen.wikipedia.org

  The studio withdrew from animation production and gross-contract work from 2012 onward.

• 2007

  Dōjin Work broadcast

  [1]Remicen.wikipedia.org

  Remic's second listed television anime series aired from July 4 through September 19, 2007, with 12 episodes.

• 2006

  Renkin 3-kyū Magical? Pokān broadcast

  [1]Remicen.wikipedia.org

  Remic's first listed television anime production aired from April 4 through June 20, 2006, with 12 episodes.

A small Japanese anime production studio focused on television animation projects and related production work.

• Television anime series · 2006

  Renkin 3-kyū Magical? Pokān

  A 12-episode Japanese television anime series produced by Remic and broadcast from April 4 to June 20, 2006. Each episode was approximately 24 minutes long. It is the earliest television production listed in the supplied reference material for the studio.

• Television anime series · 2007

  Dōjin Work

  A 12-episode Japanese television anime series produced by Remic and broadcast from July 4 to September 19, 2007. Its subject matter is associated with dōjin, or fan-created publishing and creative culture, and it is one of Remic's two principal listed television productions.

• Television anime episode

  R-15

  Remic was credited for episode 9 of the television anime R-15. The available reference identifies the episode credit but does not specify whether Remic handled the complete production or a particular contracted portion of the work.

• 2012

  Withdrawal from animation production and gross-contract workStrategy

  Background

  Remic's later business record indicates that its animation production and gross-contract activities were withdrawn from 2012 onward.

  Action taken

  The studio stopped carrying on the documented animation-production and gross-contract business.

  Aftermath

  Remic subsequently ceased operations by 2015.

  Source

1. 1Remicen.wikipedia.org