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Yuji Ishihara (石原 雄二 Ishihara Yūji), also credited as "Yuuji Ishihara"[1] and "Yuji Ishiwara"[2], is a character designer and illustrator for Capcom. He joined Capcom in 1991[3].
Works[]
Mega Man games[]
- Mega Man Battle Network series (Character design)
- Mega Man Star Force (Character design)
- Mega Man Star Force 2 (Art director and character design)
- Mega Man Star Force 3 (Art director and character design)
- Mega Man Legends (Reaverbot design, texture concepts, textures, facial animations)
- Mega Man Legends 2 (Designs)
- Mega Man Legends 3 (cancelled) (Art director)
- Mega Man 11 (Art director)
Other games[]
- Resident Evil (Character texture)
Gallery[]
Signed art board with Star Force 3 Mega Man.
Mega Man Battle Network series 10th anniversary illustration.
Mega Man Battle Network series 15th anniversary illustration.
Mega Man Battle Network Official Complete Works tribute art illustration.
Mega Man Star Force 2 illustration for the Mega Man Star Force Official Complete Works.
Mega Man Star Force series 10th anniversary illustration.
MM25 Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works illustration.
Mega Man Star Force 1 tribute art for Capcom Special Selection: Shooting Star Rockman
Mega Man 11 sketch.
Mega Man's redesign by Yuji Ishihara. Ishihara commented that while trying to redesign Mega Man for Mega Man 11, he tried to make him both cute and cool.
Concept art of Mega Man with Block Dropper. This concept art was put in Mega Man Legacy Collection 2's Mega Man 8 gallery, hinting a new Mega Man game production. Ishihara said that he was actually happy when people quickly found out that he was the artist who made this concept art.
Rockman 11 Production Note cover illustration.
Trivia[]
- Excluding the bosses from Mega Man 11, Ishihara's favorite Robot Master is Top Man.[4]