Waku Productions

Waku Productions is a Japanese entertainment company founded by Manga Artist, Animator, Composer, Character Designer, Producer, Editor, Writer and Director, Waku Yaniko (1926-2001).

Anime

 * Rikit
 * Super Animals
 * Catinia
 * NyaNya-Chan
 * Beekichan
 * Dandy
 * Pumpko
 * Yono Makitos
 * Kaneta and Yumika
 * Tooko the Dragon
 * Nao and Toro
 * The Nao and Toro Show
 * Narra-Chan
 * Psychic Sheep
 * Teena-Chan
 * Dracuko
 * Kayoko & Bada
 * Our Sakura
 * Suiko
 * Alijects
 * Nao-San
 * Paraba Botos
 * Barupon
 * Natsumi: Adventure to the West
 * Taro's Gags
 * Princess Kaguya
 * Chīsana Ankā
 * Mizaz & Mukov
 * Furukobots
 * Karukangirl
 * Pippi II
 * Itazura Zamaru
 * Princess Nataku
 * Waku and Osamu
 * Chiro and Tamako
 * Guro & Ruby
 * Tantan and Naoko and the Bakas
 * The Gara Book
 * Baba, Suki and Pogotaka
 * Naruma's Mama
 * Yokai Girl
 * The Folklorinos
 * Paku
 * Panpa-Chan
 * Doroinu
 * Pamiko, Akatsuka & Tomoko
 * The Magic Land
 * Kedamono
 * Robo-Chan
 * Lolaneko
 * The Miss Wisteria Show
 * Marru
 * Umemura Tateoko
 * The Picomakos
 * Asahi and Nippon and Co
 * Gamo & Mina Go!
 * Queen Dokano
 * Mirrie the Witch

Specials (Note: Animation Only)

 * Birth of Topanto Rikit
 * Rikitween

TV Movies

 * Journey of the Monkey Queen
 * The Hare and The Hedgehog
 * Haita Neko
 * Umemura Tateoko
 * Night of Wishes
 * Zuma Rabbit
 * Randel & Snitch

Movies (Note: Animation Only)

 * Esther the Queen
 * The Tongueless Sparrow
 * Shino and Jae
 * Town Musicians of Bremen
 * The Crab and the Monkey
 * Rumpelstiltskin
 * The Onigiri Movie
 * Gano and the Bat
 * Be With Me, Teena-Chan
 * Snow White and Rose-Red

Shorts

 * Cluck, Buck and Muck
 * Dragon Pig Rumiko

Original Video Animation

 * Pagachu (2011-2012)
 * Naneta the Jungle Girl (2013-2015)
 * Bekiro Toris (2016-Present)
 * Ookami-Chan (2018-Present)

Doken Studios Movies

 * World of Animals

Video Games
Gamo & Mina (1995)
 * Waku Yaniko Characters: Super Gara Party! (2019)
 * Baba (1982-Present)
 * Kuka (2008)
 * Miriri's Baddish Day (1999)
 * Doroinu (1993)
 * Motoo Yukayama (1994)
 * Ookami-chan (2000)

Onigiri Specials (Note: Japan Produced)

 * A Nao and Toro Christmas
 * Nao's First Kiss
 * A Kid Named Nao
 * Come Back, Nao

Short Films

 * Kimi (1950-1955)
 * Three Little Pigs (1949)
 * Puruko and Fujio (1951-1967)
 * Masaru (1953-1960)
 * Doragon (1955-1966)
 * Buto Nakuro (1966-1978)
 * Bato Nakuro (1968-1977)
 * Gogo-Kun (1957-1968)
 * 4 Little Girls (1964-1970)
 * Anu and The Ants (1960-1969)
 * Pamiko, Akatsuka & Tomoko (1962-1978)
 * Fanda-Chan (1957-1966)
 * Yaru the Pig-Face (1968-1976)
 * Sakura the Pig-Face (1969-1978)

Subsidiaries
Waku Animation, A Japanese subsidiary of Waku Productions that is dedicated to animation and Anime productions based on the characters created by Waku Yaniko. Rikit, a character from Rikit, serves as the mascot of Waku Animation.

Waku OVAs, A home video subsidiary dedicated to making original video animations. Founded in 2003

Doken Studios, A subsidiary of Waku Productions that publishes Adult books. Founded in 1989.

Onigiri Productions, A Joint Venture between Dentsu and Pony Crayon that manages all of the Onigiri Mangas, characters and branding, Founded in 1999.

Dandy Studios, A Joint Venture between Dentsu, Pony Crayon and Warner Bros. Japan that manages all of the Dandy characters such as Taku, Moro, Meku, Hana, Hiko and Pamo. Founded in 1999.

Waku Yaniko World, A Joint Venture between Hakuhodo DY Holdings, Pony Crayon and Dentsu to manage the name, IPs and physical likeness of Waku Yaniko. Founded in 2005.

Studio Tara, A Joint Venture between OLM. Inc to hold the rights to all of the Waku Yaniko Short Films. Founded in 2013.