Zero-G

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Zero-G (Zero-G Inc.) is a Japanese animation studio located in Suginami, Tokyo, Japan. Since 2013, the studio has operated as a subsidiary of NOIX and has been affiliated with Negishi’s Saber Project (formerly known as AIC Project).
Hiroshi Negishi, co-creator of series such as Saber Marionette and director of Tekkaman Blade and several entries in the Tenchi Muyo! franchise, founded Zero-G Inc. in June 2011. It was established as the spiritual successor to Negishi’s former studio, Zero-G Room, which was founded in 1991 but later merged into RADIX. RADIX was founded in 1995 by Negishi for copyright management purposes, and the merger resulted in the now-defunct RADIX, Ltd. (later Radix Ace Entertainment) in 2001. In September of the following year, the studio acquired all anime-related copyrights held by Radix Mobanimation.
In late 2015, former members from AIC PLUS+ moved to the studio. Sakikawa Yukiya, an animation producer for GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class, Cat Planet Cuties, The Everyday Tales of a Cat God, Place to Place, and Date A Live, assumed the role of representative director in June 2015.