Studio Blanc

Studio Blanc Co., Ltd. is a Japanese animation studio headquartered in Sekimachi-kita, Nerima-ku, Tokyo. The company was established on September 3, 2008, by Takeshi Eriguchi and operates within Japan’s animation production sector. Publicly available reference material identifies the studio primarily through its role as an animation producer and through its credited television and original video animation work, but does not provide a complete catalogue of titles, detailed corporate ownership information, or extensive financial and management disclosures. Between 2018 and 2020, Studio Blanc worked with Diomedéa under the joint production brand Ezóla. This collaboration represents the clearest publicly documented strategic development in the studio’s history and indicates that Studio Blanc participated in a shared production structure rather than operating solely under its own name during that period. The Ezóla brand was used for animation projects associated with the two studios, although the supplied reference material does not enumerate the individual productions. Studio Blanc’s business is best understood as specialized creative production rather than as a consumer-facing product brand. Its principal output consists of animated works, including television series and original video animation. The available sources do not establish a broader merchandising, streaming, publishing, or international distribution business, so those activities are not attributed to the company here. Likewise, no reliable information was supplied about annual revenue, employee count, current executives, listed status, parent ownership, or an official website URL. The studio remains identifiable as a Tokyo-based Japanese animation company, but its public reference footprint is relatively limited. A fuller corporate profile would require additional authoritative information on its current operating status, production credits, leadership, ownership, and post-2020 activities.

Studio Blanc is a Japanese animation studio located in Sekimachi-kita, Nerima-ku, Tokyo. Its legal name is Studio Blanc Co., Ltd., and the company was founded on September 3, 2008, by Takeshi Eriguchi. The available reference material does not describe the founder’s earlier career, the studio’s initial capitalization, or the circumstances surrounding its establishment. It does, however, place Studio Blanc within Japan’s established animation-production ecosystem and identifies television series and original video animation as its principal categories of work. The studio’s public profile is centered on production credits rather than on a large consumer brand presence. Unlike major animation groups that publish extensive corporate histories, Studio Blanc has comparatively limited publicly documented information in the supplied sources. Details such as staffing, production facilities, ownership, distribution arrangements, and a complete list of works are not established here. Consequently, the company is documented as a specialist animation producer without attributing unsupported commercial or organizational activities to it. A significant development occurred between 2018 and 2020, when Studio Blanc collaborated with Diomedéa under the brand name Ezóla. The collaboration created a shared identity for associated animation production and is the principal partnership specifically identified in the available material. The sources do not provide enough information to determine the exact contractual structure, staffing model, financial terms, or complete list of titles released through Ezóla. It is therefore best described as a production collaboration rather than as a merger, acquisition, or change in ownership. Studio Blanc’s documented output includes television animation and original video animation. No specific titles are included in the supplied reference material, so the catalogue is not expanded beyond those categories. There is also no reliable information here about the studio’s current executive team, parent company, listed status, revenue, international offices, or current production slate. Its present operating status is consequently recorded as unknown rather than assumed to be active solely because the company has a Wikipedia entry. In historical terms, Studio Blanc represents a smaller Japanese animation studio whose identity is associated with Tokyo-based production work and a time-limited collaboration with Diomedéa. Further research into industry databases, production credits, company registries, and official Japanese-language sources would be needed to document its individual works, later activity, leadership, and corporate development in greater detail.

• 2020

  Ezóla collaboration period ends

  [1]Studio Blancen.wikipedia.org

  The documented Studio Blanc–Diomedéa collaboration under the Ezóla name extended through 2020.

• 2018

  Ezóla collaboration begins

  [1]Studio Blancen.wikipedia.org

  Studio Blanc began collaborating with Diomedéa under the Ezóla brand for animation production.

• 2008

  Studio Blanc is established

  [1]Studio Blancen.wikipedia.org

  Takeshi Eriguchi founded Studio Blanc Co., Ltd. on September 3, 2008, in Japan.

A Japanese animation production studio focused on television animation and original video animation, with a documented collaborative production relationship with Diomedéa through the Ezóla brand.

• Animation production

  Television animation

  Studio Blanc is identified as a producer of animated television series. The supplied reference material confirms this production category but does not provide a sufficiently detailed list of individual series, release dates, roles, or distribution partners.

• Animation production

  Original video animation

  Original video animation is another documented area of Studio Blanc’s work. The available material does not specify the titles, formats, release schedules, or commercial performance of the studio’s OVA output.

• 2018

  Adopted a collaborative Ezóla production identity with DiomedéaStrategy

  Background

  Studio Blanc entered a documented collaboration with Diomedéa during a period when both studios worked under the Ezóla brand.

  Action taken

  The two companies used Ezóla as a shared brand for associated animation production from 2018 through 2020.

  Aftermath

  The supplied sources confirm the collaboration period but do not describe its financial results, organizational consequences, or activities after 2020.

  Source

• 2018

  Studio Blanc collaborates with Diomedéa under the Ezóla brand[1]Studio Blancen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  Studio Blanc began a collaboration with Diomedéa using the Ezóla production brand. The arrangement continued through 2020.

• 2008

  Studio Blanc founded in Tokyo[1]Studio Blancen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  Takeshi Eriguchi established Studio Blanc Co., Ltd. on September 3, 2008, creating the Tokyo-based animation studio.

1. 1Studio Blancen.wikipedia.org