Me & Roboco Anime Trailer Shows Off Voice Cast

One of the more surprising comedy hits from the pages of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine will be making its full anime debut soon, and Me & Roboco has given fans a full look as to what to expect with a new trailer! Fans might have seen a number of major Shonen Jump series making their full adaptation debut in the last year, and this includes some of the more standout comedy hits too such as Shuhei Miyazaki’s series that kicked off in the magazine a couple of years ago. Now it’s going to find a whole new world of fans with its anime adaptation.

With Me & Roboco releasing in Japan later this December (which unfortunately has yet to confirm any international release plans), fans got their first full look at the new anime in motion with the first full trailer showing off what the series will look like. Not only that, but we got a confirmation that the cast for the series that will be led by the central duo of Shun Matsuo as Roboco and Minami Tsuda as Bondo Taira. You can check out the trailer for Me & Roboco‘s anime below: 

How to Watch Me & Roboco’s Anime

Hitting screens in Japan on December 4th with five minute long episodes, Me & Roboco will be directed by Akitaro Daichi for Studio Gallop. Joining Shun Matsuo as Roboco and Minami Tsuda as Bondo Taira in the voice cast are the likes of Ryotaro Okiayu as Gachi Gorilla, Shunsuke Takeuchi as Motsuo Kaneo, M.A.O as Madoka, Sae Hiratsuka as Meiko, and Kotono Mitsuishi as Bondo’s mother. Michihiro Sato will be serving as assistant director, Sayuri Ooba will be handling the series scripts, and Yuko Ebara will be designing the characters for the anime. 

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As for what to expect from Me & Roboco’s anime debut when it kicks off later this year, the manga can be currently found on Shueisha’s Manga PLUS and Viz Media’s digital Shonen Jump libraries. They tease the series as such, “In a world where most families own a cute maid robot, average elementary kid Bondo hopes for one of his own. But the wacky robot who shows up is anything but average!”

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