🔥Madhouse Studio Timeline (1970–2023): Every Masterpiece in Order 🔥 | Anime History!

From gritty classics to modern icons, this is the definitive guide to Madhouse Studio’s legendary anime timeline! Dive into 50+ years of groundbreaking works—Perfect Blue, Death Note, Hunter x Hunter, and hidden gems—in perfect chronological order.

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Key Eras & Titles:
1970s–1980s (Early Works)
→ Ace o Nerae! (1973) – Madhouse’s debut project (co-production with Tokyo Movie Shinsha)
→ Tobidase! Machine Hiryū (1977) – First solo production
→ Wata no Kuni Hoshi (1984) – Surreal fantasy film directed by Hiroshi Harada
→ Yawara! (1989–1992) – Judo-themed sports series, early Madhouse hit

1990s (Rise to Prominence)
→ Ninja Scroll (1993) – Cult classic film that popularized dark, adult-oriented anime
→ Trigun (1998) – Space Western series (co-production)
→ Cardcaptor Sakura (1998–2000) – Magical girl phenomenon directed by Mamoru Hosoda
→ Perfect Blue (1997) – Satoshi Kon’s psychological thriller, hailed as a masterpiece

2000s (Golden Era)
→ Boogiepop Phantom (2000) – Surreal horror series
→ Millennium Actress (2001) – Satoshi Kon’s time-hopping drama
→ Chobits (2002) – CLAMP’s romance about humanoid robots
→ Death Note (2006–2007) – Global phenomenon about a killer notebook
→ Paprika (2006) – Satoshi Kon’s final film, inspired Inception
→ The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006) – Mamoru Hosoda’s breakout time-travel film
→ Monster (2004–2005) – Gritty psychological thriller
→ Black Lagoon (2006) – Action-packed mercenary saga
→ Hajime no Ippo (2000–2002) – Definitive boxing anime

2010s (Diverse Mastery)
→ Redline (2010) – Visually groundbreaking racing film (7 years in production)
→ Hunter x Hunter (2011–2014) – Definitive shōnen adaptation, 148 episodes
→ Wolf Children (2012) – Mamoru Hosoda’s heartwarming fantasy
→ Parasyte: The Maxim (2014–2015) – Body-horror thriller
→ One Punch Man (2015) – Satirical superhero series (Season 1)
→ Death Parade (2015) – Existential afterlife drama
→ Overlord (2015–2022) – Isekai/gaming franchise
→ A Place Further Than the Universe (2018) – Critically acclaimed Antarctic adventure

2020s (Modern Era)
→ Sonny Boy (2021) – Surreal existential sci-fi
→ Takt Op. Destiny (2021) – Music-themed action (co-production with MAPPA)
→ Chainsaw Man (2022) – Co-production with MAPPA (Madhouse assisted)
→ Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (2023–) – Critically acclaimed fantasy (ongoing)

Key Films & OVAs
→ Tokyo Godfathers (2003) – Satoshi Kon’s holiday-themed drama
→ Summer Wars (2009) – Mamoru Hosoda’s digital-world adventure
→ Hellsing Ultimate (2006–2012) – Gory vampire reboot
→ No Game No Life: Zero (2017) – Prequel film to the 2014 series

Hidden Gems: Tokyo Godfathers, Hellsing Ultimate, No Game No Life: Zero (don’t skip these!).

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