Me & Roboco

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Me & Roboco
Cover of the first volume, an homage to the first volume of Doraemon
僕とロボコ
(Boku to Roboko)
GenreFantasy comedy[1]
Manga
Written byShuhei Miyazaki
Published byShueisha
English publisher
ImprintJump Comics
MagazineWeekly Shōnen Jump
DemographicShōnen
Original runJuly 6, 2020 – present
Volumes17
Anime television series
Directed byAkitaro Daichi
Written bySayuri Ooba
StudioGallop
Licensed by
Original networkTV Tokyo
Original run December 5, 2022 June 19, 2023
Episodes28
icon Anime and manga portal

Me & Roboco (Japanese: 僕とロボコ, Hepburn: Boku to Roboko) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Shuhei Miyazaki. It has been serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump since July 2020. The series is published digitally in English language by Viz Media. A 28-episode anime television series adaptation produced by Gallop was broadcast on TV Tokyo from December 2022 to June 2023. A film adaptation has been announced.

Plot[edit]

Set in a future where every household owns maid robots known as OrderMaids, average grade-schooler Bondo Taira dreams of having his very own robot because his friends, Gachi Gorilla and Motsuo Kaneo, always brag about Kaneo's OrderMaid, Meico. With some convincing, Bondo manages to make his mom agree and get them one, but what he receives is an unable-to-compute maid named Roboco, the most powerful clumsy maid ever created. With Roboco's arrival, Bondo's life starts to get a whole lot weirder.

Characters[edit]

Roboco (ロボコ, Roboko)
Voiced by: Shun Matsuo,[3] Inori Minase[4] ("Weak-kneed" Roboco)
A self proclaimed 17-year-old order maid who serves Bondo. She has a heavyset body structure and masculine legs. When she has low battery, her body changes to a slim petite girl's.
Bondo Taira (平 凡人, Taira Bondo)
Voiced by: Minami Tsuda[3]
Bondo is a regular 10-year-old boy. He always deals with Roboco's antics, but he tolerates them and he actually feels lonely when she is not around. He is obsessed with Weekly Shōnen Jump.
Gachi Gorilla (我知 ゴリラ, Gachi Gorira)
Voiced by: Ryōtarō Okiayu[3]
Gachi Gorilla is one of Bondo's best friends and older brother to his sister Ruri. Gachi Gorilla does not hesitate to help his friends when they are in trouble. When he is not playing with his friends, he is helping his mom to look out for his siblings.
Motsuo Kaneo (金尾 モツオ, Kaneo Motsuo)
Voiced by: Shunsuke Takeuchi[3]
Motsuo is Bondo's other best friend who also owns a order maid named Meico. He is the richest and smartest among his friends. His father wanted to enroll him in an overseas elementary school, but he refused. Instead, he made a deal with his dad to become the first in every national mock exam in order to stay with his friends until he graduates.
Madoka ()
Voiced by: M.A.O[3]
Madoka is 11-year-old girl who also works as part time idol. Bondo has a crush on her and is always trying hard to impress her. Madoka has a unique mood swing: she turns masculine whenever she is in serious mode.
Meiko (メイコ)
Voiced by: Sae Hiratsuka[3]
Bondo's Mom (ボンドのママ, Bondo no Mama)
Voiced by: Kotono Mitsuishi[3]
Bondo's mother. She is often seen carrying a kitchen knife around, even when she does not need it.
Millie (ミリー, Mirī)
Voiced by: Kaori Nazuka[5]

Media[edit]

Manga[edit]

Written and illustrated by Shuhei Miyazaki, Me & Roboco started in Shueisha's shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump on July 6, 2020.[6][7] Shueisha has collected its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume (whose cover is a parody of the first Doraemon volume)[8] was released on November 4, 2020.[9] As of April 4, 2024, seventeen volumes have been released.[10]

The series is published digitally in English language by Viz Media.[11] In July 2021, Viz Media announced that they would published the volumes digitally;[12] the first volume was released on October 26, 2021.[13]

Volumes[edit]

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 November 4, 2020[9]978-4-08-882509-0October 26, 2021 (digital)[13]978-1-9747-2229-7
  • 01. "Bondo & Roboco"
  • 02. "Meico & Roboco"
  • 03. "Her & Roboco"
  • 04. "The Mountains & Roboco"
  • 05. "Roboco? & Roboco"
  • 06. "Nyonta & Roboco"
  • 07. "Ghosts & Roboco"
  • 08. "The Past & Roboco"
  • 09. "Gorilla & Roboco"
* Cover parody: Doraemon volume 1[14]
2 February 4, 2021[15]978-4-08-882548-9January 25, 2022 (digital)[16]978-1-9747-3133-6
  • 10. "Cooking & Roboco"
  • 11. "Part-Time Jobs & Roboco"
  • 12. "Motsuo & Meico"
  • 13. "Secrets & Roboco"
  • 14. "Ruri & Roboco"
  • 15. "Jump & Roboco"
  • 16. "Robomi & Roboco"
  • 17. "Volleyball & Roboco"
  • 18. "The Outdoors & Roboco"
  • 19. "Akane & Gorilla"
* Cover parody: One Piece volume 61[14]
3 April 2, 2021[17]978-4-08-882595-3April 26, 2022 (digital)[18]978-1-9747-3198-5
  • 20. "Dieting & Roboco"
  • 21. "Mom & Roboco"
  • 22. "Twitter & Roboco"
  • 23. "The Promised Neverland & Roboco"
  • 24. "Ruri & the Tezuka Award"
  • 25. "Pants & Bondo"
  • 26. "Mods & Roboco"
  • 27. "Motesugi & Bondo"
  • 28. "Competitive Eating & Bondo"
  • 29. "Valentine's Day & Bondo"
* Cover parody: cover illustration of The Promised Neverland from Weekly Shōnen Jump's eighth issue of 2017[14]
4 July 2, 2021[19]978-4-08-882708-7July 26, 2022 (digital)[20]978-1-9747-3320-0
  • 30. "Nyonta & Roboco"
  • 31. "Bondo & the Button"
  • 32. "Motsuo & Gorilla"
  • 33. "Meico & Roboco 2"
  • 34. "Shun & Bondo"
  • 35. "Manga & Roboco"
  • 36. "Akane & the Idiots"
  • 37. "Idols & Roboco"
  • 38. "Madoka & Bondo"
  • 39. "The Rough Patch & Roboco"
* Cover parody: Jujutsu Kaisen volume 4[14]
5 October 4, 2021[21]978-4-08-882760-5October 25, 2022 (digital)[22]978-1-9747-3545-7
  • 40. "Blue & Roboco"
  • 41. "The Unknown & Roboco"
  • 42. "Goodbyes & Gorilla Gachi"
  • 43. "Motsuo & Meico 2"
  • 44. "Mom & Her Birthday"
  • 45. "Baseball & Gorilla"
  • 46. "Fortune-Telling & Roboco"
  • 47. "Ruri & the Slump"
  • 48. "Made-Up Words & Roboco"
  • 49. "Bondo & the Guys"
* Cover parody: My Hero Academia volume 1[14]
6 January 4, 2022[23]978-4-08-882845-9January 24, 2023 (digital)[24]978-1-9747-3596-9
  • 50. "Ghost Stories & Roboco"
  • 51. "Psionics & Roboco"
  • 52. "Combined Issues & Roboco"
  • 53. "Knees & Roboco"
  • 54. "The Reader Survey & Roboco"
  • 55. "Chizuru & Roboco"
  • 56. "Dreams & Madoka"
  • 57. "Milly & Roboco"
  • 58. "The Choice & The Pair"
  • 59. "Coffee Shop & Meico"
* Cover parody: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba volume 15[25]
7 March 4, 2022[26]978-4-08-883037-7April 25, 2023 (digital)[27]978-1-9747-3848-9
  • 60. "Popularity & Gorilla"
  • 61. "Love & Roboco"
  • 62. "Those Two & Good Behavior"
  • 63. "Canceling & Roboco"
  • 64. "Shun & Chizuru"
  • 65. "Ideals & Roboco"
  • 66. "Cuteness & Milly"
  • 67. "Photos & Bondo"
  • 68. "Ruri & The Editorial Department"
  • 69. "Bento & Roboco"
* Cover parody: Haikyu!! volume 1[25]
8 June 3, 2022[28]978-4-08-883098-8July 25, 2023 (digital)[29]978-1-9747-3970-7
  • 70. "Holy Nights & Gorilla"
  • 71. "The New Year & Roboco"
  • 72. "Memories & Bondo"
  • 73. "DIY & Roboco"
  • 74. "First Snow & Roboco"
  • 75. "Movies & Roboco"
  • 76. "Akane & Chocolate"
  • 77. "Replacement & Roboco"
  • 78. "Ruri & Assistants"
  • 79. "Tally & Meico"
* Cover parody: Oshi no Ko volume 1[25]
9 August 4, 2022[30]978-4-08-883196-1October 24, 2023 (digital)[31]978-1-9747-4210-3
  • 80. "Reciprocity & Motsuo"
  • 81. "Saturday Street Date & Bondo"
  • 82. "Followers & Roboco"
  • 83. "Akane & Roboco"
  • 84. "Hanami & Roboco"
  • 85. "Miyu-Miyu & Her Day Off"
  • 86. "One-Shots & Roboco"
  • 87. "Test Results & Bondo"
  • 88. "New Features & Roboco"
  • 89. "Adventure & the Boys"
* Cover parody: Death Note volume 1[25]
10 October 4, 2022[32]978-4-08-883290-6January 23, 2024 (digital)[33]978-1-9747-4448-0
  • 90. "An Anime Series & Roboco"
  • 91. "Cosplay & Roboco"
  • 92. "Pudding & The Free-For-All"
  • 93. "Part-Time Job & Milly"
  • 94. "Fashion & Roboco"
  • 95. "The Amusement Park & Roboco"
  • 96. "The Amusement Park & Roboco 2"
  • 97. "Roboco & Roboco"
  • 98. "Horns & Roboco"
  • 99. "Chizuru & Shun"
* Cover parody: Chainsaw Man volume 1[25]
11 December 2, 2022[34]978-4-08-883337-8April 23, 2024 (digital)[35]978-1-9747-4542-5
  • 100. "Dad & Roboco"
  • 101. "Mountain Spirits & Roboco"
  • 102. "Photo Albums & Roboco"
  • 103. "Snacks & the Field Trip"
  • 104. "Ruri & Takoyaki"
  • 105. "Training & Roboco"
  • 106. "Stargazing & Roboco"
  • 107. "The Destruction of Earth & Roboco"
  • 108. "Akane & The Confession"
  • 109. "Jump+ & Roboco"
* Cover parody: Hunter × Hunter volume 12
12 March 3, 2023[36]978-4-08-883432-0
  • 110. "Stylists & Roboco"
  • 111. "Puzzle Solving & Roboco"
  • 112. "Cinderella & Roboco"
  • 113. "TikTok & Roboco"
  • 114. "The World Cup & Roboco"
  • 115. "Infinity & Roboco"
  • 116. "First Encounters & Roboco"
  • 117. "Body Swaps & Roboco"
  • 118. "Holy Nights & Second Year"
  • 119. "First Date & Bondo"
* Cover parody: Naruto volume 5
13 June 2, 2023[37]978-4-08-883554-9
  • 120. "The Hyakunin Isshu & Roboco"
  • 121. "Oha Suta & Roboco"
  • 122. "FamilyMart & Roboco"
  • 123. "Texting & Roboco"
  • 124. "Girls Hangout & Roboco"
  • 125. "EDEN & Roboco"
  • 126. "EDEN & Roboco 2"
  • 127. "Ping-Pong & Roboco"
  • 128. "Virality & Roboco"
  • 129. "The Mountains & Serizawa"
* Cover parody: World Trigger volume 1
14 August 4, 2023[38]978-4-08-883590-7
  • 130. "OrderMaids & Roboco"
  • 131. "Laila & Roboco"
  • 132. "The Diary & Akane"
  • 133. "Kendama & Roboco"
  • 134. "Grand Prix & Roboco"
  • 135. "Gorio & Gorilla"
  • 136. "Ultimate Technique & Roboco"
  • 137. "Old Maid & Roboco"
  • 138. "Comebacks & Roboco"
  • 139. "Dance & Roboco"
* Cover parody: Sakamoto Days volume 9
15 November 2, 2023[39]978-4-08-883689-8
  • 140. "Birthplace & Nyonta"
  • 141. "Actress & Roboco"
  • 142. "A New Menu & Roboco"
  • 143. "Motsuo & Goodbyes"
  • 144. "Motsuo & His Friends"
  • 145. "Study Jump & Gorilla"
  • 146. "Roboco & GPT"
  • 147. "Rampancy & Roboco"
  • 148. "Infiltration & Roboco"
  • 149. "Maboroshi & Roboco"
* Cover parody: Dr. Stone volume 1
16 January 4, 2024[40]978-4-08-883796-3
  • 150. "Maboroshi & Roboco"
  • 151. "Rio & Roboco"
  • 152. "Roboco-1 Grand Prix"
  • 153. "Burnout & Roboco"
  • 154. "The Athletics Festival & The Boys"
  • 155. "Motsuo & The Aftermath"
  • 156. "Homage & Roboco"
  • 157. "The Multiverse & Roboco"
  • 158. "The Multiverse & Roboco 2"
  • 159. "The Multiverse & Roboco 3"
* Cover parody: Blue Box volume 9
17 April 4, 2024[10]978-4-08-883879-3
  • 160. "The Multiverse & Roboco 4"
  • 161. "From Me Not to You & Roboco"
  • 162. "Dieting & Roboco"
  • 163. "Shogi & a Date"
  • 164. "Word of the Year & Roboco"
  • 165. "The Class Reunion & The Miracle Generation"
  • 166. "The Gang & Oden"
  • 167. "2023 & Roboco"
  • 168. "New Year's Fortunetelling & Roboco"
  • 169. "Kanio & Roboco"
* Cover parody: YuYu Hakusho volume 1

Chapters not yet in tankōbon format[edit]

  • 170. "Lyrics & Roboco"
  • 171. "The Title Match & Madoka"
  • 172. "Digital Art & Roboco"
  • 173. "Sleuthing & Motsuo"
  • 174. "Akane & Akane"
  • 175. "Chief of Police for the Day & Roboco"
  • 176. "Reconciliation & Those Two"
  • 177. "Gramps & Roboco"
  • 178. "The Wind & Tatsunori"
  • 179. "Plot Threads & Roboco"
  • 180. "MC & Roboco"
  • 181. "Brother & Akane"
  • 182. "Rice & Friends"
  • 183. “Sneaking & Roboco”

Anime[edit]

In May 2022, it was announced that the series would be adapted into an anime television series.[41] The series is produced by Gallop, and directed by Akitaro Daichi, with Michihiro Sato serving as assistant director, Sayuri Ooba overseeing the series' scripts, and Yūko Ebara designing the characters. It was broadcast for 28 episodes from December 5, 2022, to June 19, 2023, on TV Tokyo and its affiliates, and consists of five-minute episodes.[42][43] The theme song is "lol" by Gang Parade.[3] Crunchyroll licensed the series outside of Asia.[44]

Film[edit]

A film adaptation was announced on June 12, 2023, and is set to premiere in Q1 2024 in Japan.[45][46]

Other[edit]

In July 2022, a live-action project was announced.[47] It was later revealed to be a collaboration with cosplayer Enako, and a Roboco figure produced by Sentinel Co., Ltd. as part of its Riobot series of figurines.[48][49]

Reception[edit]

Me & Roboco was nominated for the Best Printed Manga category in the 2021 Next Manga Awards and placed thirteenth out of 50 nominees.[50] The series ranked eleventh on the Nationwide Bookstore Employees' Recommended Comics of 2022.[51]

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