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 discovers undiscovered objects and sells them to a toy company who releases them as toys. Unbeknownst to the scientist or the toy company, various kids acquire the "toys" 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, Nicktoons, TeenNick, and BBToons in the United States on November 22, 2018.