Ohira only had a small part, from 0:42 when the man gets covered in a carpet to when gets thrown into the window.

The part where he kicks that dude in the face is brilliant

Animating on twos for two minutes must have been tiresome to say the least. This chase to fight scene holds up very well decades later, in essence.

Keins said:
Animating on twos for two minutes must have been tiresome to say the least. This chase to fight scene holds up very well decades later, in essence.

it kicks the arses of a lots of things I've seen in animation in the 20 years after it. Or rather than lots of things, most of them xD

https://twitter.com/promax225/status/1260044538292219904

shinji hashimoto ,how????
that guy is a legend really a legend

https://twitter.com/eguchi_1203/status/1508133398791229440?s=20&t=tdMl8fT5G4iBBwjk0RYSvg

So, theres apparently other people here besides Shinji/Kouichi Hashimoto and Ohira. Eguchi mentions a 'Yamada', but tatsuo yamada and makoto yamada were both credited, and both highly skilled so I can discern who is who. There were also several others who worked on this scene, doing some combination of 2nd ka/genga most likely just for how demanding this sequence was. Hashimoto picks up again from the explosion cut from the grenade launcher, although most of the layouts throughout should be him. Therefore, artist_unknown is here to stay.