Anime Production Studios

Studio Trigger
Project I.G.
Madhouse
Studio Ghibli
Toei Animation
A-1 Pictures
Kyoto Animation
Pierrot
Wit Studio
Gainax
Studio Deen
Mushi Production
OLM, Inc.
Ufotable
MAPPA
Tatsunoko Production
TMS Entertainment
Walt Disney Animation Studios
David Production
Shaft
Studio 4 C
White Fox
Brain's Base
P.A. Works
Topcraft
Nippon Animation
Silver Link
Lerche
Doga Kobo
Sunrise
Sunrise Beyond
Polygon Pictures
Manglobe
Satelight
Anime International Company
Studio Hibari
Kinema Citrus

Animation Studios

A-1 Pictures
A.P.P.P. (Another Push Pin Planning Company)
AIC (Anime International Company)
Arms Corporation
Artland
Asahi Production
Asread
Bee Train
Bones
Dre's Base
C2C
CloverWorks
CoMix Wave Films
C-Station
Daume
David Production
Diomedéa
Doga Kobo
DLE
Dwarf Studios
Egg Firm
ENGI (ENtertainment Graphic Innovation)
Eiken
Gainax
Gallop
GoHands
Gonzo
Group TAC
Hal Film Maker (merged with Yumeta Company)
Hoods Entertainment
Imagin
J.C.Staff
Japan Vistec
Khara
Kitty Films
Kyoto Animation
Lerche
Liden Films
Madhouse
Magic Bus
MAPPA
Mook Animation
Mushi Production
Nippon Animation
Nomad
OLM
Ordet
P.A.Works
Pierrot
Pine Jam
Polygon Pictures
Production I.G
Radix Ace Entertainment
Satelight
Shaft
Seven
Seven Arcs
Silver Link
Studio 4°C
Studio Comet
Studio Deen
Studio Donguri
Studio Dub
Studio Egg
Studio Fantasia
Studio Ghibli
Studio Hibari
Studio Junio
Studio Nue
Studio Orphee
Studio Wombat
Studio VOLN
Sunrise
SynergySP
Tatsunoko Production
Telecom Animation Film
Tezuka Productions
TMS Entertainment - formerly known as Tokyo Movie Shinsha
TNK
Toei Animation
Topcraft
Triangle Staff
Trigger
Ufotable
White Fox
Wit Studio
Xebec
Yumeta Company
Zexcs

Producers

Animax
Aniplex (Sony Music Entertainment Japan's anime distribution unit)
Avex
Bandai Visual
BROCCOLI
Dentsu
Geneon Universal Entertainment (formerly Pioneer LDC)
Hakuhodo DY Media Partners
Japan Home Video (JHV)
Kadokawa Shoten
King Records (Starchild label)
KSS
Nihon Ad Systems
Nintendo
Pony Canyon
Soft On Demand (SOD)
Sony
Square Enix
The Pokémon Company
Toho
VAP
Victor Entertainment

Distributors

4K Media (U.S.) (subsidiary of Konami, specializing in dubbing anime, shut down in 2012 due to continued lack of profitability by 4Kids Entertainment, the previous parent company, rebranded as 4K Media the following year by Konami after it acquired the production office).

Adult Source Media (U.S.)

Animation International

Anime Midstream (U.S.)
AnimEigo (U.S.)
Aniplex of America (U.S., American subsidiary of Aniplex owned by Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
Anime Universe International ( Parent company owning the operations subsidiaries Anime Universe distribution in U.S. and Canada)
Crunchyroll (U.S.)
Discotek Media (U.S.)[3]
Shout! Factory (U.S.)
Eleven Arts (U.S., movies only)
Disney (U.S.)
Funimation (U.S., subsidiary of Sony Pictures)
Hulu (U.S.) (distributor)
GKIDS (U.S., movies only)
Miramax (U.S., previously owned by Disney until 2010 when it was acquired by Filmyard Holdings[4])
Manga Entertainment (UK, U.S.: Established as L.A. Hero in 1990, brought by Island World Communications in late 1994 and renamed Manga Entertainment in 1995, bought by Anchor Bay Entertainment in 2005, later bought by Lionsgate in 2016)
Media Blasters (U.S.)
Netflix
NIS America (U.S., American subsidiary of Nippon Ichi Software software company)
Ponycan USA (U.S., American subsidiary of Pony Canyon)
Right Stuf Inc. (U.S., main distribution subdivision rebranded "Nozomi Entertainment" in 2007 with "Lucky Penny" following along)
Saban Brands (U.S.)
Sentai Filmworks (U.S.)
Spacetoon Pictures (U.A.E.)
Sony Pictures Television International/Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (U.S., American subsidiary of Sony)
Viz Media (U.S., owned jointly by Shogakukan and Shueisha, of Japan, but it is run independently)