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Chiaki Konaka is the sole scenario writer and series composer for the [[Serial Experiments Lain]] [[anime]] and [[Serial Experiments Lain (game)|game]]. For the anime, he also did digital effects processing of film clips used in [[Layer 07]] and [[Layer 09]]. According to [[Visual Experiments Lain]], he was originally going to school to become a film director, but after using a word processor for the first time he changed fields to script writing, specializing in horror and fantasy. He is known for his dark storylines and for using cyberpunk themes in his work, and often shows Lovecraftian and (especially) Carrollian influences. Examples of these include ''Ghost Hound'', ''Texhnolyze'', and ''Malice@Doll''. Besides anime, he has also written for live-action television and tokusatsu. | Chiaki Konaka is the sole scenario writer and series composer for the [[Serial Experiments Lain]] [[anime]] and [[Serial Experiments Lain (game)|game]]. For the anime, he also did digital effects processing of film clips used in [[Layer 07]] and [[Layer 09]]. According to [[Visual Experiments Lain]], he was originally going to school to become a film director, but after using a word processor for the first time he changed fields to script writing, specializing in horror and fantasy. He is known for his dark storylines and for using cyberpunk themes in his work, and often shows Lovecraftian and (especially) Carrollian influences. Examples of these include ''Ghost Hound'', ''Texhnolyze'', and ''Malice@Doll''. Besides anime, he has also written for live-action television and tokusatsu. | ||
== List of Work == | |||
=== Anime === | |||
Air Gear: Series composition, script | |||
Armitage III: Screenplay | |||
Astro Boy (2003): Script | |||
The Big O: Screenplay, script | |||
Birdy the Mighty: Screenplay | |||
Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040: Screenplay | |||
Catnapped!: Screenplay | |||
Despera: Script | |||
Devil Lady: Script (episodes 1–5, 8, 12, 18, 25–26), series composition | |||
Digimon Adventure 02: Scenario (episode 13) | |||
Digimon Tamers: Series composition, script (episodes 1–3, 7, 13–14, 23–24, 34–35, 41, 44–45, 49–51) | |||
Futari Ecchi: Script | |||
Gasaraki: Script | |||
GeGeGe no Kitarō (1996): Script (Episode 89 only) | |||
Ghost Hound: Series composition, screenplay | |||
GR: Giant Robo: Series composition | |||
Hellsing: Series composition, script (episodes 1–6, 8–9, 11–13) | |||
Magic User's Club: Script (eps 2–6), novelization (1,2,5,6) | |||
Malice@Doll: Script, original story | |||
Parasite Dolls: Script | |||
Princess Tutu: Script (4, 9, 22, 23) | |||
RahXephon: Screenplay (episodes 11–12, 17–18, 24–25) | |||
RahXephon: Pluralitas Concentio: Screenplay | |||
[[Serial Experiments Lain]]: Miniseries composition, script | |||
Shadow Star: Series composition, script (eps 1–3, 12–13) | |||
Texhnolyze: Series composition, script, scenario (episodes 1–4, 6, 12, 20–22) | |||
Vampire Princess Miyu: Script (ep 20) | |||
== Television dramas == | |||
Ultraman Tiga | |||
Ultraman Gaia | |||
Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy | |||
Ultraman Max | |||
Cthulhu Mythos | |||
Cthulhu's Strange Record | |||
Insumasu wo Oou Kage (a Japanese television adaptation of The Shadow Over Innsmouth) | |||
"Terror Rate", a short story included in Volume 2 of the Lairs of the Hidden Gods anthology (Kurodahan Press: ISBN 4-902075-12-1) | |||
=== Novel === | |||
Marebito (also screenplay of 2004 feature film) | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||