Society and technology have advanced to the point where every household employs a cute robot maid. Bondo Taira convinces his mother to get an OrderMaid for their house as well. A clumsy yet well-meaning maid arrives to make his life more exciting. In more recent times, some other maids arrive to face down an encroaching threat. We’ll see how Taira and the maids handle things when Me & Roboco The Movie premieres on April 18th, 2025.
Shuhei Miyazaki released the original Me & Roboco manga series on July 6th, 2020. Shueisha has since published twenty volumes in Weekly Shonen Jump.
The human owner and variants of his robot maid are as follows:
- Bondo Taira — Minami Tsuda (Iris’s Axew from Pocket Monsters: Best Wishes!). An average young man who simply wanted a cute robot maid of his own.
- Roboco (Classic Battle World ver.) — Mayumi Tanaka (Turbo-Granny from Dandadan). An alternate version of Roboco who travels the seas with a group of pirates.
- Roboco (Romantic Comedy World ver.) — Sumire Uesaka (Hayase Nagatoro from Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro). An alternate version of Roboco whose indescribable trips cause happy accidents.
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Me & Roboco and Multiverse Robot Maids
Bondo Taira was jealous that everyone — including his friends — had their own OrderMaids. Bondo’s knife-wielding mother relents and purchases an OrderMaid for their house. Their new maid has an odd appearance and personality. Roboco is well-meaning yet clumsy, and dedicates herself to her new owners.
Various cute robot maids from other dimensions appear in response to an unknown threat. The Robocos come from vastly different worlds, from a combat sci-fi world to a Showa gag world. They all appear before Bondo in time to help preserve his current easy-going and fun life.
Will you watch Me & Roboco after the movie premieres in April? Do you think Bondo can overcome the mysterious threat? Will the alternate Robocos ever return to their original worlds? Let us know in the comments below.
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