Me & Roboco Film Unveils Multiverse Visual

An exciting event is brewing in the world of anime films: The highly anticipated "Me & Roboco" movie has not only unveiled a thrilling "Multiverse" visual, showcasing a variety of robot designs, but also revealed an impressive cast of voice actors.

ME & ROBOCO: The Movie has revealed a new "Multiverse" visual, along with additional voice cast members and a teaser trailer. The new cast members include veterans Shigeru Chiba (known as Kazuma in Yu Yu Hakusho, Buggy in ONE PIECE, Jogo in JUJUTSU KAISEN) and Masako Nozawa (Goku in Dragon Ball), as well as the younger Sumire Uesaka. The film is set to premiere on April 18, 2025.

The Roles of the New Cast Members

Shigeru Chiba – Sci-Fi RobocoMasako Nozawa – Showa-Era Gag Manga Style RobocoSumire Uesaka – Romantic Comedy Roboco

Previously, Mayumi Tanaka (Luffy in ONE PIECE) was added to the voice cast as a Luffy-like Roboco named "Classic Battle Worldline."

You can view the new visual, which showcases all of these versions of Roboco, below.

ME & ROBOCO: The Multiverse Visual

You can also watch the teaser trailer featuring the Sci-Fi model of Roboco, voiced by Shigeru Chiba:

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ME & ROBOCO: The Movie – "Genuine Sci-Fi Action Worldline" Teaser Trailer

The full list of voice actors and their official roles is as follows:

Shun Matsuo as RobocoMayumi Tanaka as Roboco (Classic Battle Worldline)Shigeru Chiba as Roboco (Genuine Sci-Fi Action Worldline) (NEW)Sumire Uesaka as Roboco (Romantic Comedy Worldline) (NEW)Masako Nozawa as Roboco (Showa-Era Gag Manga Worldline) (NEW)Minami Tsuda as Bondo TairaKotono Mitsuishi as Bondo's MotherRyotaro Okiayu as Gachi GorillaSae Hiratsuka as Meico KaneoShunsuke Takeuchi as Motsuo KaneoMAO as MadokaAtsumi Tanezaki as Chizuru MifuneKaori Nazuka as MillyMayumi Tanaka as Luffy-like Roboco

Background Information on Me & Roboco

ME & ROBOCO is a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Shuhei Miyazaki. It has been serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine since July 2020, with VIZ Media publishing it digitally in English. Studio Gallop animated the first anime series, which ran from December 2022 to June 2023 in 28 short (~3-minute) episodes. Crunchyroll streams the anime.

Studio Gallop is also animating ME & ROBOCO: The Movie. The main team is returning for the film, including Akitaro Daichi as director, Sayuru Oba in charge of series composition, Yuko Ebara as character designer, and Jun Abe and Seiji Muto composing the music.

Conclusion

The unveiling of the "Multiverse" visual and the impressive cast of voice actors for the "Me & Roboco" movie are exciting news for anime fans worldwide. The variety of robot designs and the talented voice actors promise a captivating cinematic experience that will transport viewers to a world of imagination and creativity.

Source: ME & ROBOCO Official Website