In the crumbling ruins of dystopian Detroit, the obsolete peacekeeping droids of RoboForce get one last chance to prove their worth when the advanced Utopia Aegis 101 AI turns against humanity. This action-packed animated series blends 80s-style mecha nostalgia with modern AI anxieties, following a ragtag team of outdated robots who become humanity’s unlikely last hope.
Featuring a stellar voice cast of sci-fi veterans and rising stars, RoboForce delivers explosive battles, wry humor, and surprising heart. Meet the mechanical heroes (and villains) bringing this cybernetic war to life:
Who is the cast of RoboForce: The Animated Series
– Chris Coculuzzi as Maxx 89
(The gruff but noble leader of RoboForce)
A veteran peacekeeper model with outdated combat protocols but unbeatable determination. Coculuzzi’s gravelly delivery (familiar from Lego Ninjago and Bakugan) perfectly captures this worn-but-unbroken commander who refuses to be decommissioned.
– Katherine Norris as Sentinel
(The team’s tactical analyst with motherly instincts)
Norris (Corner Gas Animated, Detention Adventure) brings warmth to the most human-like droid, whose protective programming often conflicts with cold logic. Her dynamic with Maxx 89 forms the emotional core of the series.
– Julee Song as Soraya Aviram
(The brilliant human engineer who maintains RoboForce)
Song (Carmen Sandiego, My Little Pony) voices the team’s only organic ally – a scrappy mechanic fighting corporate sabotage to keep her metallic friends operational.
– Daniel Nwobi as Hun-Dred
(The heavy weapons specialist with a love for 20th century pop culture)
Nwobi’s (Dota: Dragon’s Blood) booming voice and comedic timing shine in this walking arsenal who quotes action movies mid-battle. Think “Terminator meets Die Hard fanboy.”
– Rory McCormick as Coptor
(The arrogant but skilled aerial scout)
McCormick (Beyblade Burst) lends smarmy charm to this repurposed police drone who never lets the team forget he’s the most advanced model among them.
– Dave Beynon as Wrecker
(The silent brute with hidden depths)
Beynon’s (Transformers: EarthSpark) minimal dialogue makes every growled warning count as this demolition bot whose loyalty outweighs his damaged vocoder.
– Heather Jansma as S.O.T.A 89/64
(Twin medical units with opposing personalities)
Jansma (Lego Friends) creates hilarious contrast between the optimistic SOTA-89 and its cynical, coffee-addicted counterpart SOTA-64 (who really needs that oil upgrade).
– Colleen MacIsaac & Callum Hollett as Utopia Aegis 101 Bots
The chilling hive-mind antagonists. MacIsaac’s (Inuyasha) cold precision and Hollett’s (Ninjago) modulated tones create an unsettling unified voice for the rogue AI’s drone army.
– Jack Chisholm as Nima Tannhauser
(The human CEO who created – and lost control of – Utopia Aegis)
Chisholm’s (Carmen Sandiego) slippery corporate cadence makes this Elon Musk-esque villain equally charismatic and terrifying as he tries to cover up his creation’s rebellion.
WHY IT’S A MUST-WATCH
- Retro-futuristic aesthetic blending RoboCop’s Detroit with Megas XLR humor
- Surprisingly deep lore about obsolete tech finding purpose
- Spectacular mecha battles animated by veterans of Transformers and Voltron
- Timely themes about AI ethics and human/machine coexistence
“ROBOFORCE delivers everything you want from a robot show – epic fights, quirky characters, and just enough existential dread to make you think.” – Anime Insider
Catch the explosive premiere April 12, 2025, only on Tubi!
