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Production and release[edit] Season 1[edit] Shūhei
Yabuta had been working as 3D CGI animator with Wit Studio CEO Tetsuya Nakatake
several times, including in the anime series Attack on Titan and Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress. These works granted him more responsibilities with later works involving directing and scriptwriting. Upon being offered the charge of directing Vinland Saga by a producer, Yabuta started working on the series because the producer's ideas resonated with him. Yabuta was a fan of the manga and was honored with this work. He believed that while the first episode primarily focuses on Vikings to the point of researching them, the biggest appeal the series has is the handling of characters. Since he found the artwork of the anime too detailed, he noted designer Takahiko Abiru was put through some challenges to replicate. Art director Yūsuke Takeda was requested by Yabuta to give both backgrounds and designs strong presences. The Viking ships were also found challenging as the team had to 3D CGI animation. [5] Ever since reading the manga's first chapter, Seko was impressed by Makoto Yukimura's storytelling to the point of considering it one of his three favorites. Nevertheless, Seko mentioned the anime would make its own take when premiering; Yukimura's take on Thorfinn's growth is different from the one of the anime version as the manga stars as a flashback while the anime's take is direct. Yabuta wanted to focus more on Thorfinn's upbringing in Iceland rather than the Vikings to show more his origins.
