Robo-Idol Anime Technoroid Overmind Shares January Debut, Key Art
Composer and Elements Garden founder Noriyasu Agematsu will be releasing his next anime venture on the world at the beginning of 2023!
Technoroid Overmind, the anime branch of media mix music project Technoroid, has just confirmed a January 2023 release. The project was originally scheduled to premiere this past July, but experienced setbacks after increased COVID-19 infection rates earlier this year. The rescheduled premiere announcement came with a shiny new key visual:
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Additionally, five new voice actors have been added to the project:
Esora Shibaura: CV Mutsumi Tamura. A 13-year-old robotics genius who has a fateful encounter with the four android idols of KNoCC.
Eliza: CV Asami Seto. An AI hologram who lives with the androids and assists them in their daily lives.
Bōra: CV Daiki Hamano. A special investigations android for the Metropolitan PD.
Nobel: CV Kenji Nojima. A mysterious android claiming to be a choreographer.
Hakushū Shibaura: CV Takuya Kirimoto. Esora’s late adoptive father, a renowned robotics expert.
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Additionally, a manga adaptation will begin in January 2023 alongside the anime, helmed by Ageha Saotome.
The Technoroid franchise takes place in a future where, due to a global decline in population and much of the world being underwater, robots and androids are used to handle labor. Androids also perform in the entertainment complex known as “Babel,” a tower to the top of which each group hopes to ascend.
Led by Symphogear co-creator Agematsu alongside RUCCA, CyberAgent, Avex Pictures, and Elements Garden, the Technoroid franchise also includes the mobile game Technoroid Unison Heart.
© Shibaura Android Laboratory / TECHNO-OM Project
Source: Comic Natalie
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