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Soul's Team

French-founded Anime Music Video studio, established in December 2006.
Soul's Team
Soul's Team
Studio Profile
StatusActive
FoundedDecember 2006
FounderDn@
Current LeadsDn@, Vlex, Sagiki
GFX DesignerVlex, Nagi
Active Members27
Genre FocusAnime Music Videos (AMVs)
BaseInternational
Hosted EventsSoul's Team Iron Chef (STIC)
Soul's Team Battle Arena (STBattleArena)
Websitesouls.team
Social Networks

Soul's Team is a French-founded Anime Music Video (AMV) studio, established in December 2006. Originally based in France, the group expanded internationally in 2015 and has since grown into one of the longest-running AMV studios in the community. It is best known for organizing the Soul's Team Iron Chef (STIC), an annual editing competition open to the wider AMV scene.

History

The original founding members of Soul's Team (2006).
The original founding members of Soul's Team (2006).

Soul's Team was founded in December 2006 by Dn@, with an initial roster that included CNK, Eternalis, Franck64, and several others from the French AMV community. In its early years, the studio recruited new members through a series of internal "Entrance Contests," which ran through the late 2000s and early 2010s. In 2015, the studio opened its doors to international editors for the first time, with JazzsVids, Luna, and OneWays among the first to join under that change.

Timeline

  • 2007
  • 2008
  • 2009
  • 2010
  • 2011
  • 2012
  • 2013
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • 2022
  • 2023
  • 2024
  • 2025
  • 2026
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  • December 2006: Soul's Team founded by Dn@ along with early members: CNK, Eternalis (HitugayaDH/Goku-666), Franck64, Francky_78, Rioukioz, SSj1, Vegeta77 and Ureka.
  • The Soul's Team forum opens.
  • Farkill, Kakashi-Aburame, Masterweo, Gouki_x, Darksaiyajiin, and $haft 2.0 join.
  • Francky_78, Masterweo, Vegeta77, and Kakashi-Aburame leave.
  • Soul's Team Entrance Contest 01: RoX (Roxas XIII), Titeyuna, AM92.
  • DMS, Fadoo-sama, Vlex, and Mlids join.
  • Soul's Team Entrance Contest 02: Deltod, Senka, Playreb.
  • Soul's Team Entrance Contest 03: ShinRyu, Kyuusei, Taka, Siam, Fabi.
  • Krayzie1984 joins after winning the first Soul's Team Iron Chef.
  • Soul_sasuke leaves.
  • The first Soul's Team Iron Chef is held.
  • Tachi joins.
  • Eternalis, Franck64, and AM92 leave.
  • Kin, Vann, Koys, and Shimaki join through Entrance Contest 04.
  • Titeyuna, Darksaiyajiin, and DMS step down.
  • Deltod wins the Japan Expo Public Prize with Chimera.
  • Xcite joins.
  • Soul's Team hosts MEP LIVE, a two-day livestreamed collaboration.
  • The classic Soul's Team logo is introduced (see Gallery).
  • Ureka steps down.
  • SSj1 leaves.
  • Oro$hi, Creed, Nyala, and bnJ join via Entrance Contest 05.
  • Siam, $haft 2.0, Farkill, Playreb, and Rioukioz leave.
  • Maijinto_LarryK and ThePooh join.
  • Mlids steps down.
  • Dn@ wins the Japan Expo Public Prize with W.U.N.
  • Dn@ wins G-AMV 2009 with W.U.N.
  • The official Soul's Team website opens.
  • bnJ wins Japan Sun 2009 with Innocent Hope.
  • Krayzie1984, Tachi, CNK, Taka, and Senka step down.
  • Saya and Blusky join through Entrance Contest 06.
  • Gouki_x steps down.
  • RoX leaves.
  • Oro$hi wins G-Anime with Redona.
  • Kyuusei steps down.
  • Dn@ wins Japan Expo with L.I.B.
  • Kis@, Cyber-EG, and Hayden join.
  • BlusKy, Fabi, Kin, and Shimaki step down.
  • bnJ and Deltod step down.
  • Creed wins Japan Expo with (This is) Randomness !?.
  • AngelFace joins.
  • Xcite steps down.
  • Koys and Maijinto_larryk step down.
  • Soul's Team Iron Chef reaches its 10th edition.
  • Origamii joins.
  • Creed, Dn@, goЯz, Fadoo-sama and Redrum win Nero Team IC 2.
  • Oro$hi steps down.
  • Soul's Team goes international.
  • JazzsVids, Luna, OneWays, Centurione, ReplayStudios, and Neverend join.
  • Origamii leaves.
  • Dn@ wins Japan Expo with F.Y.C.
  • goЯz is named VCA Editor of the Year.
  • F.Y.C wins multiple VCAs, including Video of the Year.
  • Celia Phantomhive, Sunlight, Lokkiclu, and Elerye join through the 2016 Auditions.
  • Kis@ steps down.
  • AngelFace steps down.
  • Elerye wins Japan Expo with Edera.
  • Dn@ is named VCA Editor of the Year.
  • Sagiki joins.
  • Centurione and Cyber-EG step down.
  • Redrum wins Japan Expo with Deep Water.
  • RANDOMCITY, a Soul's Team MEP, wins Stylize IC 9.
  • PikaPika, Zelda, Hazam, and Neon join through the 2017 Auditions.
  • Sunlight wins AMVNews Big Contest with Sunlight.
  • Neon steps down.
  • Hazam leaves.
  • JazzsVids wins AMVNews Big Contest with La La Land.
  • Sunlight's Sunlight wins VCA Video of the Year.
  • ZeroWY, Sempai, Dynamo, and Kazu join through the 2019 Auditions.
  • ShinRyu wins Japan Expo with Legacy, plus the Public Prize.
  • goЯz, ThePooh, and OneWays step down.
  • Squardz, Fury, and ReyNeroKun join through the 2020 Auditions.
  • JazzsVids wins Japan Expo with Void Eternal.
  • JazzsVids' Toxic wins VCA Video of the Year.
  • JazzsVids is named VCA Editor of the Year.
  • Celia Phantomhive steps down.
  • FarriX joins.
  • ReplayStudios steps down.
  • Dynamo leaves.
  • JazzsVids' Void Eternal wins VCA Video of the Year.
  • The modern Soul's Team logo is introduced (see Gallery).
  • HEX by JazzsVids, Luna and FarriX wins Stylize IC 13.
  • JazzsVids is named VCA Editor of the Year again.
  • Athrun joins.
  • Hayden steps down.
  • ReyNeroKun leaves.
  • Creed and Elerye step down.
  • Jigsaw joins.
  • Lokkiclu leaves.
  • Fadoo-sama and Sunlight step down.
  • Nagi joins as GFX.
  • Jigsaw leaves.
  • Squardz wins Stylize IC 15 with Nexus.
  • Jigsaw returns with Alarm and Yohan for the New Era Project.
  • Sempai steps down.
  • Phin joins.
  • ShinRyu wins Japan Expo with UPRISING, plus the Public Prize.
  • Battle Arena Season 1 succeeds the Iron Chef; Alderwick & BioticAMVs win.
  • Battle Arena Season 2 pairs solo AMVs in duos, with group-stage qualification.
  • Jigsaw and Redrum win Battle Arena Season 2.
  • Jigsaw wins Japan Expo with CALYPSO.
  • Jakeh joins.

2006

  • December 2006: Soul's Team founded by Dn@ along with early members: CNK, Eternalis (HitugayaDH/Goku-666), Franck64, Francky_78, Rioukioz, SSj1, Vegeta77 and Ureka.

2007

  • The Soul's Team forum opens.
  • Farkill, Kakashi-Aburame, Masterweo, Gouki_x, Darksaiyajiin, and $haft 2.0 join.
  • Francky_78, Masterweo, Vegeta77, and Kakashi-Aburame leave.
  • Soul's Team Entrance Contest 01: RoX (Roxas XIII), Titeyuna, AM92.
  • DMS, Fadoo-sama, Vlex, and Mlids join.
  • Soul's Team Entrance Contest 02: Deltod, Senka, Playreb.
  • Soul's Team Entrance Contest 03: ShinRyu, Kyuusei, Taka, Siam, Fabi.
  • Krayzie1984 joins after winning the first Soul's Team Iron Chef.
  • Soul_sasuke leaves.
  • The first Soul's Team Iron Chef is held.

2008

  • Tachi joins.
  • Eternalis, Franck64, and AM92 leave.
  • Kin, Vann, Koys, and Shimaki join through Entrance Contest 04.
  • Titeyuna, Darksaiyajiin, and DMS step down.
  • Deltod wins the Japan Expo Public Prize with Chimera.
  • Xcite joins.
  • Soul's Team hosts MEP LIVE, a two-day livestreamed collaboration.

2009

  • The classic Soul's Team logo is introduced (see Gallery).
  • Ureka steps down.
  • SSj1 leaves.
  • Oro$hi, Creed, Nyala, and bnJ join via Entrance Contest 05.
  • Siam, $haft 2.0, Farkill, Playreb, and Rioukioz leave.
  • Maijinto_LarryK and ThePooh join.
  • Mlids steps down.
  • Dn@ wins the Japan Expo Public Prize with W.U.N.
  • Dn@ wins G-AMV 2009 with W.U.N.
  • The official Soul's Team website opens.
  • bnJ wins Japan Sun 2009 with Innocent Hope.

2010

  • Krayzie1984, Tachi, CNK, Taka, and Senka step down.
  • Saya and Blusky join through Entrance Contest 06.
  • Gouki_x steps down.
  • RoX leaves.
  • Oro$hi wins G-Anime with Redona.

2011

  • Kyuusei steps down.
  • Dn@ wins Japan Expo with L.I.B.
  • Kis@, Cyber-EG, and Hayden join.

2012

  • BlusKy, Fabi, Kin, and Shimaki step down.
  • bnJ and Deltod step down.
  • Creed wins Japan Expo with (This is) Randomness !?.
  • AngelFace joins.

2013

2014

  • Xcite steps down.
  • Koys and Maijinto_larryk step down.
  • Soul's Team Iron Chef reaches its 10th edition.
  • Origamii joins.
  • Creed, Dn@, goЯz, Fadoo-sama and Redrum win Nero Team IC 2.

2015

  • Oro$hi steps down.
  • Soul's Team goes international.
  • JazzsVids, Luna, OneWays, Centurione, ReplayStudios, and Neverend join.
  • Origamii leaves.
  • Dn@ wins Japan Expo with F.Y.C.
  • goЯz is named VCA Editor of the Year.

2016

  • F.Y.C wins multiple VCAs, including Video of the Year.
  • Celia Phantomhive, Sunlight, Lokkiclu, and Elerye join through the 2016 Auditions.
  • Kis@ steps down.
  • AngelFace steps down.
  • Elerye wins Japan Expo with Edera.
  • Dn@ is named VCA Editor of the Year.

2017

  • Sagiki joins.
  • Centurione and Cyber-EG step down.
  • Redrum wins Japan Expo with Deep Water.
  • RANDOMCITY, a Soul's Team MEP, wins Stylize IC 9.
  • PikaPika, Zelda, Hazam, and Neon join through the 2017 Auditions.
  • Sunlight wins AMVNews Big Contest with Sunlight.

2018

  • Neon steps down.
  • Hazam leaves.
  • JazzsVids wins AMVNews Big Contest with La La Land.
  • Sunlight's Sunlight wins VCA Video of the Year.

2019

  • ZeroWY, Sempai, Dynamo, and Kazu join through the 2019 Auditions.
  • ShinRyu wins Japan Expo with Legacy, plus the Public Prize.

2020

  • goЯz, ThePooh, and OneWays step down.
  • Squardz, Fury, and ReyNeroKun join through the 2020 Auditions.
  • JazzsVids wins Japan Expo with Void Eternal.
  • JazzsVids' Toxic wins VCA Video of the Year.
  • JazzsVids is named VCA Editor of the Year.

2021

  • Celia Phantomhive steps down.
  • FarriX joins.
  • ReplayStudios steps down.
  • Dynamo leaves.
  • JazzsVids' Void Eternal wins VCA Video of the Year.
  • The modern Soul's Team logo is introduced (see Gallery).
  • HEX by JazzsVids, Luna and FarriX wins Stylize IC 13.
  • JazzsVids is named VCA Editor of the Year again.

2022

  • Athrun joins.
  • Hayden steps down.
  • ReyNeroKun leaves.
  • Creed and Elerye step down.

2023

  • Jigsaw joins.
  • Lokkiclu leaves.
  • Fadoo-sama and Sunlight step down.
  • Nagi joins as GFX.
  • Jigsaw leaves.
  • Squardz wins Stylize IC 15 with Nexus.

2024

2025

  • Jigsaw returns with Alarm and Yohan for the New Era Project.
  • Sempai steps down.
  • Phin joins.
  • ShinRyu wins Japan Expo with UPRISING, plus the Public Prize.
  • Battle Arena Season 1 succeeds the Iron Chef; Alderwick & BioticAMVs win.

2026

  • Battle Arena Season 2 pairs solo AMVs in duos, with group-stage qualification.
  • Jigsaw and Redrum win Battle Arena Season 2.
  • Jigsaw wins Japan Expo with CALYPSO.
  • Jakeh joins.

Visual Branding & Editing Style

The evolution of Soul's Team member avatars through the years (2007–2025).
The evolution of Soul's Team member avatars through the years (2007–2025).

Soul's Team editors span a wide range of styles, from action and sync-heavy edits to drama and experimental work. The studio has a long association with crossover editing — combining footage from multiple anime series into a single narrative — a style several members helped popularize in the French AMV scene during the late 2000s. On the technical side, complex masking and compositing are common across the roster, often used to place characters from different shows into shared scenes or to create layered, stylized visuals. Action-focused entries typically use tight FX sync, where effects are cut precisely to specific beats or sounds in the audio track. Alongside the editing work, Soul's Team has maintained a consistent visual identity through dedicated graphic design, covering thumbnails, member avatars, banners, and promotional material. Vlex has handled much of this work since 2007, and is particularly associated with the studio's black-and-white avatar series, with blue as the recurring accent colour.

Team Structure

Leads

  • Dn@ (2006): Founder, contest organizer and active editor
  • Vlex (2007): Senior graphic designer, admin & webmaster
  • Sagiki (2017): Co-leader, active editor, admin & webmaster

Active Editors (oldest → newest)

  • ShinRyu (2007)
  • Nyala (2009)
  • Redrum (2013)
  • Alv’ / Madao (2013)
  • JazzsVids (2015)
  • Luna (2015)
  • PikaPika (2017)
  • Zelda (2017)
  • Kazu (2019)
  • ZeroWY (2019)
  • Squardz (2020)
  • Fury (2020)
  • Farrix (2021)
  • Athrun (2022)
  • Jigsaw (2023)
  • Ceirin (2024)
  • Damis (2024)
  • Nero (2024)
  • Kalink (2024)
  • Alarm (2025)
  • Yohan (2025)
  • Phin (2025)
  • Jakeh (2026)

Support Staff

  • Nagi (2023): Graphic Designer, thumbnails, banners, socials

Former Members

  • Fadoo-sama (2007–2023)
  • ThePooh (2009–2020)
  • Kis@ (2011–2016)
  • Hayden (2011–2021)
  • goЯz (2013–2020)
  • Centurione (2015–2020)
  • Neverend (2015–2019)
  • Celia Phantomhive (2016–2021)
  • Sunlight (2016–2023)
  • Lokkiclu (2016–2023)
  • Elerye (2016–2022)
  • Sempai (2019-2025)
  • ReyNeroKun (2020–2022)
  • ReplayStudios (2015–2022)
  • OneWays (2015-2020)
  • Creed (2009–2022)
  • AngelFace (2012–2016)
  • Neon (2017–2018)
  • Hazam (2017-2018)
  • Dynamo (2019–2021)
  • Origamii (2014-2015)
  • Cyber-EG (2011–2016)

Early Generation (2007–2012)

$haft 2.0 • AM92 • bnJ • Blusky • CNK • Darksaiyajiin • Deltod • Dms • Eternalis (Goku-666) • Farkill • Franck64 • Francky_78 • Gouki_x • Kakashi-Aburame • Kin • Koys • Krayzie1984 • Kyuusei • Maijinto_LarryK • Masterweo • Mlids • Oro$hi • Playreb • Rioukioz • RoX • SSj1 • Saya • Senka • Shimaki • Siam • Soul_sasuke • Tachi • Taka • Titeyuna • Ureka • Vann • Vegeta77 • Xcite

Recruitment Events

Soul's Team Entrance Contest

The Soul's Team Entrance Contest was an AMV competition held during the early years of Soul's Team. The event served as a recruitment process for prospective members, allowing editors to compete for a place within the studio. A number of current and former members first joined through the Entrance Contest, which ran from 2007 to 2010.

Soul's Team Entrance Contest Winners

  • Entrance Contest 01 (2007): RoX (Roxas XIII), Titeyuna, AM92
  • Entrance Contest 02 (2007): Deltod, Senka, Playreb
  • Entrance Contest 03 (2007): ShinRyu, Kyuusei, Taka, Siam, Fabi
  • Entrance Contest 04 (2008): Kin, Vann, Koys, Shimaki
  • Entrance Contest 05 (2009): Oro$hi, Creed, Nyala, bnJ
  • Entrance Contest 06 (2010): Saya, Blusky

Soul's Team Auditions

The Soul's Team Auditions are an open recruitment process introduced after the studio went international in 2015. Editors submit AMVs for review by current members, with accepted applicants joining the active roster.

Audition Recruits

  • 2016 Auditions: Celia Phantomhive, Sunlight, Lokkiclu, Elerye
  • 2017 Auditions: PikaPika, Zelda, Hazam, Neon
  • 2019 Auditions: ZeroWY, Sempai, Dynamo, Kazu
  • 2020 Auditions: Squardz, Fury, ReyNeroKun
  • 2024 Auditions: Ceirin, Damis, Nero 09, Kalink

Soul's Team Iron Chef (STIC)

The Soul's Team Iron Chef (STIC) is an annual AMV competition organized by Soul's Team and open to editors outside the studio. Participants form teams and compete in bracket rounds, each with a fixed music pack and a 3-day editing window. The contest has run continuously since the studio's early years and is considered one of the more competitive recurring events in the online AMV community.

STIC Winners History

  • STIC 1: Krayzie1984
  • STIC 2: Deltod
  • STIC 3: Dn@
  • STIC 4: Simofc90
  • STIC 5: Mlids
  • STIC 6 (2010): KESKIA.Prod (Dn@ and ThePooh)
  • STIC 7 (2010): Launch of Genocide HBFS (AngelFace, Creed, Nyala, Oro$hi)
  • STIC 8 (2012): Illuminati (Fadoo-sama, Kain-x-Spirit, Dn@)
  • STIC 9 (2013): GOD EATERS (Cross, Luciole, MagicDarkLight)[1]
  • STIC 10 (2014): BroKeN TieR (Creed, Dn@, Fadoo-sama)[2]
  • STIC 11 (2015): No Rescue (Alv'/Madao, Nyala, Redrum)[3]
  • STIC 12 (2016): Broken Tier (Creed, Dn@, Fadoo-sama)[4]
  • STIC 13 (2017): QuinxSquad (Luciole, Sephi, Zuuki)[5]
  • STIC 14 (2018): DRAGONS (Dn@, Redrum, Sunlight)[6]
  • STIC 15 (2019): Hearthless (Luciole, MagicDarkLight, Zuuki)[7]
  • STIC 16 (2020): The Executive Board (Dn@, JazzsVids, Lokkiclu)[8]
  • STIC 17 (2021): No Rescue (Alv'/Madao, Nyala, Redrum)[9]
  • STIC 18 (2022): LSD (Dn@, Lokkiclu, ShinRyu)[10]
  • STIC 19 (2023): S-RANK (Jigsaw, Nyala, Sagiki)[11]
  • STIC 20 (2024): WAKE. KILL. REPEAT. (JazzsVids, Luciole, Sephi)[12]

Soul's Team Battle Arena (STBattleArena)

The Soul's Team Battle Arena (STBattleArena) is an online AMV competition organized by Soul's Team, serving as the successor to the Soul's Team Iron Chef (STIC). Teams of two editors compete through qualification rounds and a single-elimination bracket. Unlike STIC, the STBA draws from esports presentation, incorporating player profiles, live bracket reveals, and a virtual currency system called ST Dollars.

Battle Arena Winners History

  • Battle Arena Season 1: Alderwick & BioticAMVs[13]
  • Battle Arena Season 2: Jigsaw & Redrum

Notable Awards & Achievements

Soul's Team members have placed at a number of AMV competitions over the years, including convention contests such as Japan Expo and G-Anime, online events like the AMVNews Big Contest, and community award shows including the AMV.org Viewers' Choice Awards (VCAs).

Japan Expo (AMV-France)

  • 2008: Deltod - Chimera - Public Choice[14]
  • 2009: Dn@ - W.U.N - Public Choice[15]
  • 2011: Dn@ - L.I.B - 1st Place[16]
  • 2011: Creed - The Shrink ! Colorful Therapy - 2nd Place[16:1]
  • 2012: Creed - (This is) Randomness !? - 1st Place + Public Choice[17]
  • 2013: Dn@ & Creed - RoCk'N RollaZ - 1st Place[18]
  • 2013: Kis@ - On Precipice Of Defeat - Public Choice[18:1]
  • 2015: Dn@ - F.Y.C - 1st Place[19]
  • 2015: Luna, JazzsVids, Replay Studios - Anime's Got Talent - Public Choice + 4th Overall[19:1]
  • 2015: Redrum - Lost fragment - 2nd Place[19:2]
  • 2016: Elerye - Edera - 1st Place[20]
  • 2016: Celia Phantomhive - Mahoupocalypse - 3rd Place[20:1]
  • 2017: Redrum - Deep Water - 1st Place[21]
  • 2018: Sagiki - 3:33 - 2nd Place[22]
  • 2019: ShinRyu - Legacy - 1st Place + Public Choice[23]
  • 2019: JazzsVids - Toxic - 2nd Place[23:1]
  • 2020: JazzsVids - Void Eternal - 1st Place + Public Choice[24]
  • 2020: Sagiki - INFINITE - 3rd Place[24:1]
  • 2021: FarriX - Blade runner - 3rd Place[25]
  • 2022: FarriX - NEON - 2nd Place[26]
  • 2024: Damis - False God - 2nd Place[27]
  • 2024: Ceirin - stories (un)told - 3rd Place[27:1]
  • 2025: ShinRyu - UPRISING - 1st Place + Public Choice[28]
  • 2026: Jigsaw - CALYPSO - 1st Place[29]

AMV-France Online Contest

  • 2013: Fadoo-sama - DUALITY - 1st Place[30]
  • 2019: Kazu - Shake That! - 2nd Place[31]
  • 2023: JazzsVids - Unravled - 2nd Place[32]
  • 2024: Damis - Harmony - 1st Place + Public Choice[33]

G-Anime (Canada)

  • 2009: Dn@ - W.U.N - 1st Place Overall[34]
  • 2009: Koys - Traverse - 2nd Place Overall[34:1]
  • 2009: Fadoo-sama - Oniromancie - 3rd Place Overall[34:2]
  • 2009: Deltod - Chimera - Public's Choice + 4th Overall[34:3]
  • 2010: Oro$hi - Redona - 1st Place Overall[35]
  • 2010: Fadoo-sama - Echo Pulsar - Best Dance + 3rd Overall[35:1]
  • 2010: Creed - The Price of Freedom - Best Sentimental + 5th Overall[35:2]

Big Contest (AMVNews)

  • 2017: Sunlight - Sunlight - 1st Place + Best VFX, Editing, Credits, Poster, Most Original, Multiple Sources, Audience Choice[36]
  • 2018: JazzsVids - La La Land - 1st Place + Best VFX, Editing, Romance, Story, Credits, Audience Choice[37]

Stylize / Eden Team IC

  • 2017: Stylize IC 9 - Redrum, Dn@, Luna, Elerye, Madao - Randomcity - 1st Place (MEP)[38]
  • 2021: Stylize IC 13 - JazzsVids, Luna, FarriX - HEX - 1st Place[39]
  • 2023: Stylize IC 15 - Squardz - Nexus - 1st Place[40]

Other ICs & External Contests

  • Nero Team IC 2: Creed, Dn@, Gorz, Fadoo-sama, Redrum - M. THE PREQUEL - 1st Place[41]
  • AMV-Argentina SpeedProof IC #1: Hayden & Kis@ feat. Cyborgz - Samurai Beatz 2 - 1st Place[40:1]
  • Japan Sun 2009 (AMV-France): bnJ - Innocent Hope - 1st Place[42]
  • AKROSS Con 2013: Gorz - Fracture - 1st Place + Best Romance, Concept, Technical Work, Presentation[43]
  • Circus IC (2024): Ceirin - Strangers, again - 1st Place[44]
  • Ethereal IC #5 'RUNWAY' (2025): Phin - rhapsody - 3rd Place[45]

AMV.org Viewers' Choice Awards (VCAs)

  • 2013: Creed - This(is) RANDOMNESS!? - Best Dance Video[46]
  • 2014: Dn@ & Creed - RoCkNRollaZ - Best Collaborative Video[47]
  • 2014: Gorz - Fracture - Best Sentimental Video, Best Use of Special Effects, Most Original Video[47:1]
  • 2015: Gorz - Gatsby - Best Dance Video, Most Artistic Video, Editor of the Year[48]
  • 2016: Dn@ - F.Y.C - Best Action, Artistic, Original Video, Video of the Year; Editor of the Year[49]
  • 2016: JazzsVids, AMVLuna, Replay Studios - Anime's Got Talent - Best Collab, Comedy, Fun, Parody, Multiple Anime[49:1]
  • 2016: Celia Phantomhive - Most Improved Editor[49:2]
  • 2017: Celia Phantomhive - Mahoupocalypse - Best Storytelling, Best Use of Multiple Anime[50]
  • 2018: RANDOMCITY (Elerye, Madao, Redrum, AMVLuna, Dn@) - Best Multi-Editor Project[51]
  • 2018: Redrum - Deep WΔter - Best Storytelling[51:1]
  • 2018: Sunlight - Sunlight - Video of the Year, Best Use of Special Effects[51:2]
  • 2019: Gorz - LAST SUPPER - Most Artistic Video[51:3]
  • 2019: Kazu - Can't Hold Us - Best Dance Video, Best Use of Multiple Anime[51:4]
  • 2019: JazzsVids - La La Land - Best Romantic Video, Best Use of Special Effects[51:5]
  • 2020: ShinRyu - Legacy - Best Use of Special Effects[51:6][52]
  • 2020: JazzsVids - Toxic - Video of the Year, Best Horror, Best Storytelling, Editor of the Year[51:7][52:1]
  • 2020: Lokkiclu - flow/er - Most Artistic Video[51:8]
  • 2021: JazzsVids - Void Eternal - Video of the Year, Best Drama, Most Original, Best Use of Special Effects, Best Use of Multiple Sources; Editor of the Year[51:9][53]
  • 2022: Lokkiclu - Ace of Hearts - Best Use of Special Effects[51:10][54]
  • 2022: FarriX, Luna, JazzsVids - Hex - Best Thriller[51:11]
  • 2022: Zelda - DRUM GO DUM - Best Rhythm & Dance[51:12]

Official Logos

Inaugural studio logo (2006–2008).
Inaugural studio logo (2006–2008).
The classic era logo (2009-2020).
The classic era logo (2009-2020).
The modern studio logo (2021-present).
The modern studio logo (2021-present).

Banners & Designs

Early Forum banner (2007-2008)
Early Forum banner (2007-2008)
Early Forum banner (2008-2012)
Early Forum banner (2008-2012)
Forum design (2012-2015)
Forum design (2012-2015)
Banner for Soul's Team International forum (2015)
Banner for Soul's Team International forum (2015)
Last forum Design.
Last forum Design.
First YouTube Banner.
First YouTube Banner.

References

Source: Fandom article Souls Team — section(s) “Souls Team (whole article)”. Text migrated from the Soul's Team Fandom wiki (CC BY-SA 3.0); see Source & attribution.

  1. "Iron Chef 9: Rumble Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  2. "Iron Chef 10: X-Burner Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  3. "Iron Chef 11: They Will Be Haters Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  4. "Iron Chef 12: Otodayo Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  5. "Iron Chef 13: Change The Game Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  6. "Iron Chef 14: Mayhem Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  7. "Iron Chef 15: Octogone Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  8. "Iron Chef 16: Public Enemy Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  9. "Iron Chef 17: Audacity Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  10. "Iron Chef 18: Otodayo Sheitan Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  11. "Iron Chef 19: Coliseum Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  12. "Iron Chef 20: Void Edition results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  13. "Battle Arena Season 1 results". Soul's Team. ↩︎

  14. "Japan Expo 2008 Results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  15. "Japan Expo 2009 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  16. "Japan Expo 2011 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎

  17. "Japan Expo 2012 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  18. "Japan Expo 2013 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎

  19. "Japan Expo 2015 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

  20. "Japan Expo 2016 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎

  21. "Japan Expo 2017 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  22. "Japan Expo 2018 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  23. "Japan Expo 2019 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎

  24. "Japan Expo 2020 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎

  25. "Japan Expo 2021 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  26. "Japan Expo 2022 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  27. "Japan Expo 2024 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎ ↩︎

  28. "Japan Expo 2025 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  29. "Japan Expo 2026: Conquest contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  30. "Online Contest 2013 results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  31. "Online Contest 2019 results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  32. "Online Contest 2023 results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  33. "Online Contest 2024 results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  34. "G-AMV 2009 results". AMV-Canada. Archived 2010-09-21 via the Wayback Machine. ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

  35. "G-AMV 2010 results". AMV-Canada. Archived 2011-02-09 via the Wayback Machine. ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

  36. "Победители AMVNews: Big Contest 2017". AMVNews. ↩︎

  37. "Победители AMVNews: Big Contest 2018". AMVNews. ↩︎

  38. "Randomcity". AMVNews. ↩︎

  39. FarriX (2021-08-20). "「AMV」Hex (Trillab w/ AmvLuna & JazzsVids | 1st Place Stylize IC XIII)". YouTube. ↩︎

  40. Soul's Team - Master Award Record ↩︎ ↩︎

  41. "M. The Prequel". AMVNews. ↩︎

  42. "Japan Sun 2009 contest results". AMV-France. ↩︎

  43. "AKROSS CON 2013 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎

  44. Jinzo (2024-08-11). "RESULTS - TOP 10 CIRCUS IC". YouTube. ↩︎

  45. Ethereal Team (2025-10-26). "TOP 15 OVERALL - Ethereal IC#5 'RUNWAY'". YouTube. ↩︎

  46. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2013 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎

  47. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2014 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎ ↩︎

  48. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2015 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎

  49. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2016 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

  50. "Video Information: Mahoupocalypse". AnimeMusicVideos.org. Archived 2025-01-16 via the Wayback Machine. ↩︎

  51. "VCA Winners". AMV Awards. ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

  52. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2020 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎ ↩︎

  53. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2021 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎

  54. "Viewers' Choice Awards 2022 results". AMV Japan. ↩︎