1984 Re;, 1985 P-Model Another Act 6, 1985 Another Day, 1986 Opening SE 1992, 1992 demo, 1994 SAKSIT North Passage MIX, 1996>>>Unfix One>>> *Rocket Shoot*, 1996>>>Unfix Eight>>> *Ashura Clock*, 1997>>>Unfix Nine>>> *Layer-Green*, 1997 Other releasesModel House Works, 1985Leak/Birds, 1986Pre Drums, 1986, 1986Christmas Songs, 1986SSS-Star Eyes, 1987entro Pack, 1987Legend of Sadatoshi Tainaka, 1987Cassette' Bravo !, 1988Shtu Up'N'Hit Your Stage', 1988Music Industrial Wastes〜P-Model or Die Samples, 1999Virtual Live Samples, 1999Dekikake, 1999Moon Plant-I (full), 1999Astro-Ho (narration Version), 1999 Falling Rain (P-Model version), 1999 , 1999 Global Tribute Battle, 2000 Phase-7, 2000 Videography Moire Vision, 1988 , 1988 Bitmap 1979–1992, 1992 Ending Error, 1996 , 1997 Live Video "Music Industrial Wastes〜P-Model or Die", 2000 Music Videos All videos from the Great Brain to Harm Harmonizer were directed by Yuichi "You1" Hirasawa (Susumu's brother). "Fu-Ru-He-He-He", "2D or Not 2D" and "Grid" were included in "Bitmap 1979–1992"; "Monotone Grid" was included in "Phton-3"; "http" was included in "Rocket Shoot"; "Logic Airforce" was included in "Live Video Music Industrial Wastes〜P-Model or Die". The Great Brain, 1979 I am Your Only Model, 1980 different≠another, 1981 potpourri, 1981 natural, 1981 disgusting telephone, 1981 Heaven, 1982 Perspective, 1982 Be in a Fix, 1982 Hoka No Keikaku, 1983 Echoes, 1983 Fu-Ru-He-He-He, 1983 Atom-Siberia, 1984 Harm Harmonizer, 1984 Karkador, 1986 Another Day, 1986 2D or Not 2D, 1992 Grid, 1992 Monotone Grid, 1994 Power to Dream, 1995 http, 1996 Ashura Clock (Discommunicator), 1997 Logic Airforce, 1999 Legacy P-Model, as well Susumu Hirasawa through his solo career, have been influential both on musicians, as well as on artists that work on other mediums, with a reputation for having many fans in the manga and anime industries. Their creative collaborators (and even 6 of the band's members) often started out as big fans of and directly influenced by their work: Berserk mangaka Kentaro Miura has found that listening to Hirasawa's songs has helped him regain focus on the themes of his writing multiple times, mangaka/anime director Satoshi Kon wrote that Hirasawa's work was "a source of imagination and creativity for me" over the last 20 years of his life, film director Daihachi Yoshida considers Hirasawa as the creator of "about half of my way of thinking". Beyond associates, P-Model and/or Hirasawa have been cited as influences by musicians such as of Metronome, Hiroyuki Hayashi of Polysics, Daoko (whose song "Welcome to the Parade", from 2012's HyperGirl: Mukōgawa no Onna no Ko, was directly influenced