Luffy X Son Goku X Buggy: The Ultimate Voice Cast Lineup for 'Theatrical Version of Me and Roboco'

The first feature-length animation 〈Theatrical Version of Me and Roboco〉 of the popular Weekly Shonen Jump series 「Me and Roboco」 has gained attention for its legendary voice cast combination, surpassing a cumulative circulation of 1.5 million copies. 〈Theatrical Version of Me and Roboco〉 is a parody explosion, laughter explosion, knee-slapping! A chaotic multiverse comic action animation featuring Robocos. This theatrical version is making headlines with its ultra-elite voice cast lineup.

First, in the authentic battle world version of Roboco, Tanaka Mayumi, known for her roles as Luffy from 「One Piece」 and Krillin from 「Dragon Ball」, brings explosive energy to the center of the work. She stated, "It was really fun from the first time I saw it. I heard the words 'please do as you like' and acted freely." She added her unique cheerfulness with the message, "Just laugh at this work, that's all."

In the full-fledged SF action world version, Roboco is voiced by Chiba Shigeru, familiar as Koenma from 「Yu Yu Hakusho」 and Buggy from 「One Piece」, creating a new layer of laughter with his nonchalant jokes. In the romantic comedy world version of Roboco, Uesaka Sumire, beloved for her role as Anastasia in 「The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls」 and Shirase Chisato in 「BanG Dream! Second Season」, joins to complete a sweet and clumsy heart-throbbing Roboco. Additionally, Nozawa Masako, who spans generations as Son Goku from 「Dragon Ball」 and Kitaro from 「GeGeGe no Kitaro」, transforms into the classic gag manga world version of Roboco, showcasing the essence of delightful elder comedy.

Finally, the main Roboco character in the original work is voiced by Matsuo Shun from the popular Japanese comedy duo 'Chocolate Planet', injecting vitality into the work with a sense of reality and entertainment. This casting, featuring a voice cast representing generations, has sparked explosive reactions from fans, generating high expectations even before its release.