Specium Ray wrote:I hear a lot of mixed things about Trigger, but I get the sense it's the internet being the internet. What series have they worked on?
Kill la Kill,
Little Witch Academia, and maybe
Inferno Cop are their most notable works so far, but they have a nice variety of projects. Here's an
English site for the studio (albeit dated), plus a
fuller list of their work, courtesy of MyAnimeList.
...And an official YouTube page(?)Honestly, I think Trigger is one of the Studios really worth paying attention to right now. When Gainax split, a lot of their significant staff went to to form Trigger. The manic, eccentric energy you see in titles like
FLCL and
Gurren Lagann are essentially the life blood of many of their works -
Kill la Kill shares GL's core creative team, and could totally be considered its spiritual successor - but it's not their sole defining feature. From what I've heard, the general atmosphere of the studio is very friendly and encouraging for its staff and their creativity, and nearly all their shows so far have been stand-outs in one way or another - art style, character designs, sound & music, action, humor, etc. They're a small, but seemingly very healthy studio.
Studio Trigger and Little Witch Academia | Anime Studio SpotlightANN Interview: Studio TriggerTrigger | Crunchyroll Anime AcademyANN Interview: Masahiko Otsuka and Yoh Yoshinari of Studio TriggerWave Motion Cannon: YOH YOSHINARI INTERVIEW (ANIMESTYLE, 03/2013) PART 1/3...So, yeah, Trigger doing a hero/kaiju show is reason for excitement, imo.