10 Facts About Gainax

Until Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gainax typically worked on stories created in-house, but the studio has increasingly developed anime adaptations of existing manga like Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou and Mahoromatic.

Series produced by Gainax are often known for their controversial twist endings.

In 1995, Gainax produced perhaps their best known series, the commercially successful and critically lauded Neon Genesis Evangelion.

In 2004, Gainax marked their 20th anniversary with the production of Diebuster, the sequel to Gunbuster.

In 2012, Gainax announced it would be producing its first live-action television series, EA's Rock, with director Nobuhiro Yamashita.

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At the 2013 Tokyo Anime Fair, Gainax announced that they would be making once-dead Blue Uru film with Hiroyuki Yamaga as the director and screenwriter and Yoshiyuki Sadamoto as the character designer.

Gainax had some involvement with K O Beast directed by Hiroshi Negishi.

Gainax collaborated with Game Arts in 1992, resulting in the video game Alisia Dragoon.

Gainax has produced a number of computer games, including a strip mahjong game featuring Evangelion characters and its most famous, the Princess Maker series.

Gainax created the Mahoromatic Digital Maiden 1 - 3 PC game series in 1998 which allowed Konami to publish the PS2 game exclusive Mahoromatic in Japan that is lesser known to the public.