Visual Arts
株式会社ビジュアルアーツ
Company
Primary language: Japanese
a.k.a. Visual Art's, Visual Artist Office, ビジュアルアーティストオフィス
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Subsidiary: Akubi, Anigema, B Team, B Works, Bonbee!, CONCEPT, CRAFTWORK, Curott, Dress, E.G.O., Elysion, FLADY, Frill, GLOVETY, Garden, Giant Panda, H.I. design office, Hadashi Shoujo, Hamham Soft, Harvest, Hayashigumi, IMAGE CRAFT, Iris, JADE, Kamen Shoukai, Key, Kur-Mar-Ter, Lapis Lazuli, LimeLight, M-O, Mischief, Miyabi, Moe., Nord, PLAYM, PROTOTYPE, RAM, Radi, Rex, Rio, SAGA PLANETS, Sirius, Softhouse Bonbee Bonbon, Spray, Studio Mebius, Studio Orca, Studio Ring, WhitePowder, WithDrop, Words, ZERO, ZION, catwalk, g-clef, issue, mana, ocelot, otherwise, pekoe, riffraff, tone work's
Imprint: Asoberu! BD-GAME, Visual Art's Motto, Visual Art's MottoSP
[From Wikipedia]
Brief history of Visual Art's:
March 1991: Visual Artist Office is founded
Later in 1991: Softhouse Bonbee Bonbon is established
1993: AyPio is established by UYE! after leaving Softhouse Bonbee Bonbon
May 1996: AVG32 engine is released
August 1996: Name changed to Visual Art's
1997: Zero is established.
1998: I've Sound and Ram are established
July 1998: Key is established
June 1999: Kanon is released.
2001: Giant Panda and Key Sounds Label are established
September 2001: RealLive engine is released
2006: Prototype, Visual Art's Motto and pekoe are established
2007: mana and Frill are established
2010: Singer/voice actor brand voix is formed. Siglus engine is released. Angel Beats! airs on TV.
2011: Asoberu! BD-GAME, tone work's, and Visual Art's MottoSP are established.