Directing
Ikko Ohno
Place of birth
Kochi, Kochi Prefecture, Japan
Known for
Directing
Credits
7 titles
Ikko Ono (大野 一興; also romanized as Ikkou Ohno or Oono) is a Japanese graphic designer who worked as a cover artist for MSX Magazine from 1986 until 1988. There he had a column called Ikko's Gallery about using the computer as a tool for illustration. Later he had another column called Ikko's Theatre about short films which served as the basis for The Flying Luna Clipper, a computer-animated art film directed by Ono and produced by Sony. It was released via home video on 1 October 1987 and was featured again in Ikko's Theatre the following month. A special limited edition of the MSX Magazine published a series of 12 artworks in December 2003 by Ono featuring characters from the film entitled…
Known for
5.4A trip on a chartered plane with a number of other thrill-seekers (most of whom are anthropomorphic fruits and vegetables) and hop from island to island, each of which offer their own unique visual delights.
The Flying Luna Clipper
1987
NRA partially lost film which appears to be by Ikko Ohno and related to 'The Flying Luna Clipper'. A clip of it was ripped from a damaged VHS and found on Youtube. A cast of strange characters take a ride in a pixelated dreamworld.
Floating Dream Theatre MSX
1988
5.0Mari's three puppies were just born, when the earthquake in Yamakoshimura started. Now their home is in ruins, and their owner, an old man is trapped under the debris. Mari somehow manages to break her chain, and encourages the old man, until help arrives. In the end, someone saves the old man, but he can't take in the dogs, so they remain in the now abandoned village. Can Mari and the puppies live on like this?
Mari and three puppies in Yamakoshi Village
2006
10.0A handful of Sally Cruikshank’s characters come to life once again to explore a gallery celebrating her career highlights.
Sally's Gallery
2026
NRIn their yellow submarine, a father and son go on a surreal underwater adventure to search for the elusive "Golden Whale". 1988 short film made by Ikko Ohno, using MSX hardware.
Yellow Marine Meteorological Observatory
1988
Film credits
Behind the camera
5.4A trip on a chartered plane with a number of other thrill-seekers (most of whom are anthropomorphic fruits and vegetables) and hop from island to island, each of which offer their own unique visual delights.
The Flying Luna Clipper
1987
5.4A trip on a chartered plane with a number of other thrill-seekers (most of whom are anthropomorphic fruits and vegetables) and hop from island to island, each of which offer their own unique visual delights.
The Flying Luna Clipper
1987
NRA partially lost film which appears to be by Ikko Ohno and related to 'The Flying Luna Clipper'. A clip of it was ripped from a damaged VHS and found on Youtube. A cast of strange characters take a ride in a pixelated dreamworld.
Floating Dream Theatre MSX
1988
5.0Mari's three puppies were just born, when the earthquake in Yamakoshimura started. Now their home is in ruins, and their owner, an old man is trapped under the debris. Mari somehow manages to break her chain, and encourages the old man, until help arrives. In the end, someone saves the old man, but he can't take in the dogs, so they remain in the now abandoned village. Can Mari and the puppies live on like this?
Mari and three puppies in Yamakoshi Village
2006
NRIn their yellow submarine, a father and son go on a surreal underwater adventure to search for the elusive "Golden Whale". 1988 short film made by Ikko Ohno, using MSX hardware.
Yellow Marine Meteorological Observatory
1988
NRIn their yellow submarine, a father and son go on a surreal underwater adventure to search for the elusive "Golden Whale". 1988 short film made by Ikko Ohno, using MSX hardware.
Yellow Marine Meteorological Observatory
1988