Tokyo SuperBots

Tokyo SuperBots is an American-Canadian animated series created and developed by Mala Miles and Man of Action, the creators of Ben 10 and Generator Rex.

Plot
In 2050 AD, a scientist various unsold action figures and sells them to a toy company who releases. Unbeknownst to the scientist or the toy company, various kids acquire the "figures" and end up becoming the defenders of the universe.

Main characters

 * Daniel Brochu as Eli
 * Alyson Court as Mahiru
 * Jenna Warren as Ritsu
 * Trevor Devall as Michel
 * Andrea Libman as Caroline
 * Julie Lemieux as Revy
 * Janyse Jaud as Lisbeth
 * Addison Holley as Makuya
 * Dwayne Hill as Cooper
 * Bryn McAuley as Sarah
 * Scott McNeil as Cory
 * Lee Tockar as Eito
 * Mark Camacho as Rodney
 * Scott McCord as Nituo
 * Frank Welker as Ruffy-Bot
 * Tabitha St. Germain as Hana
 * Ashleigh Ball as Hiyori
 * Tajja Isen as Chihiro
 * Adrian Truss as Aki
 * Nicole Oliver as Chika
 * Samuel Vincent as Kazuko
 * Diana Kaarina as Carly
 * Maryke Hendrikse as Kumi
 * Melissa Altro as Sato
 * Ian James Corlett as Tenchi
 * Terry McGurrin as Pete
 * Sean Cullen as Blade
 * Peter Kelamis as Reggy
 * Athena Karkanis as Monica
 * Gordon Pinsent as Oates
 * Saffron Henderson as Kennea
 * Sonja Ball as Tita, Eli's mother
 * Ron Rubin as Kaito, Eli's father

Additional voices

 * Laurie Elliott as
 * Derek McGrath as Takashi
 * Stephen Ouimette as Rizuki
 * Brian Drummond as Tumki
 * Ron Pardo as Gokro
 * Matt Hill as Radz James
 * Maurice LaMarche as Gorilla Kong / Ronzilla
 * Tara Strong as Poild James / Polly
 * Cree Summer as Brewa
 * Tracey Moore as Farai
 * Gage Munroe as Aoaki
 * Stephany Seki as
 * Pam Hyatt as
 * Michael Dobson as
 * Paul Dobson as
 * Brian Dobson as
 * Sunday Muse as
 * Cameron Ansell as
 * Kelly Metzger as
 * Andrew Jackson as
 * Millie Davis as A'yessa
 * Cole Howard as
 * Terri Hawkes as
 * Mac Heywood as
 * Tracey Hoyt as
 * Andrew Francis as Aiko
 * Vincent Tong as Akuma
 * Michael Yarmush as Chris
 * Martin Roach as
 * Kirby Morrow as Quik (2018-19)
 * Toby Proctor as
 * Susan Roman as
 * Alessandro Juliani as
 * Britt McKillip as
 * Carly McKillip as
 * Pauline Little as Daniel's grandmother / Yukija
 * Mark Hildreth as Genki
 * Brianna D'Aguanno as Curea
 * Richard Binsley as
 * Alistair Abell as
 * Colin Murdock as
 * Dan Petronijevic as
 * Emma Taylor-Isherwood as
 * Samantha Weinstein as
 * Nicole Stamp as
 * Richard Newman as
 * Cory Doran as
 * Melissa Altro as
 * Arthur Holden as
 * Sabrina Pitre as
 * Patrick McKenna as
 * Zachary Bennett as
 * Linda Ballantyne as
 * Stephanie Morgenstern as
 * Samantha Weinstein as
 * Emilie-Claire Barlow as
 * Annie Boviard as
 * Rebecca Brenner as
 * Kira Tozer as
 * Maggie Blue O'Hara as
 * Ian Hanlin as
 * Ryan Beil as
 * Barbara Mamabolo as
 * Christian Potenza as
 * Alan Marriott as
 * Katie Griffin as
 * Rob Tinkler as Goro
 * Rebecca Shoichet as
 * Caitlyn Bairstow as
 * Terry Klassen as
 * Stacey DePass as
 * David Berni as
 * Nicole Stamp as
 * Michael Adamthwaite as
 * Adrian Petriw as
 * Kazumi Evans as
 * John Stocker as
 * Venus Terzo as
 * Kathleen Barr as
 * Stevie Vallance as
 * Shannon Chan-Kent as
 * Peter New as
 * Chantal Strand as
 * Claire Corlett as
 * Cathy Weseluck as
 * Juan Chioran as
 * Andrew Sabiston as
 * Terrance Scammell as
 * Rick Jones as

Development
Coming soon!

Broadcast
Tokyo SuperBots debuted on Nickelodeon and BBToons in the United States on November 22, 2018.