Gonzo

ゴンゾ

Gonzo is a Japanese anime studio. In 2002, Gonzo merged with Digimation to form the new entity Gonzo Digimation. By 2004, the company reverted to the name Gonzo.
In June 2006, the studio entered into a long-term output agreement with the anime television network Animax. This deal led to Animax broadcasting all of Gonzo's anime titles across its global networks, covering Japan, Asia, the Indian subcontinent, Latin America, and, starting in November 2007, Southern Africa via the DSTV satellite network. In 2008, the company opted to stream select airing anime on video platforms including YouTube, Crunchyroll, and BOST.
During the 2008-2009 fiscal term, the studio faced financial difficulties, reporting an estimated deficit exceeding 30 million dollars. Consequently, Gonzo was absorbed by its parent company, GDH, leading to a restructuring of its management and facilities. The merger was finalized on 2009-04-01, at which point GDH was renamed Gonzo.