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Level Robochika

The Level Robochika TV anime is set to air in 2027, with a teaser visual and teaser PV released, and a creative team including chief director Shin Oonuma, series composer Ryo Yoshigami, and composer Yuki Kajiura attached.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Jul 5

Level Robochika began as a self-published doujinshi by illustrator Mika Pikazo in 2017. The near-future science fiction story is set in 2050 Shibuya, where human-like machines called Robotica serve humanity. Pikazo said she created the story about people living in a world where happiness is taken for granted, expressing hope and strangeness through cute characters.

The project expanded in 2019 when screenwriter Ryo Yoshigami joined to write Level Robochica Episode #β, and in 2022 Shinchosha published two novels: RE:BEL ROBOTICA 0 by Yoshigami and RE:BEL ROBOTICA by Gakuto Mikumo. On June 24, 2026, Amuse Creative Studio announced a television anime adaptation of the doujin project. The anime will tell a new original story that inherits the world of Pikazo's 2017 work. A teaser visual drawn by Pikazo shows the mysterious girl Lily reaching out with a smile.

A subsequent announcement on July 5, 2026 confirmed the anime will air in 2027 and revealed production staff: chief director Shin Oonuma, series composer Ryo Yoshigami, and composer Yuki Kajiura. A teaser PV and teaser visual were also released. The anime debuted its first footage at Anime Expo 2026 in Los Angeles from July 2 to 5, where Pikazo appeared in a panel on July 4 and a booth distributed a special booklet and screened the teaser PV using in-production footage.

Key facts

Original work
Self-published doujinshi by illustrator Mika Pikazo, first released in 2017
Setting
Near-future science fiction set in 2050 Shibuya, where human-like machines called Robotica serve humanity
Anime announcement date
June 24, 2026, by Amuse Creative Studio
Air year
2027
Chief director
Shin Oonuma
Series composer
Ryo Yoshigami
Composer
Yuki Kajiura
First footage debut
Anime Expo 2026 in Los Angeles, July 2 to 5, 2026

Timeline

Synthesized by Yomimono from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced, then editorially reviewed. Every fact links the story it came from.

Facts

Release
tv · 2027 · 2026-07-05
Announced
TV anime adaptation with teaser visual, teaser PV, and production staff · 2026-07-05

Connections

Music by
yuki kajiura
Directs of
shin oonuma
Writes of
ryo yoshigami

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Jul 5

Mika Pikazo Doujinshi 'Level Robochika' Gets TV Anime in 2027

The TV anime 'Level Robochika', based on a doujinshi by illustrator Mika Pikazo, will air in 2027. The announcement includes a teaser visual, teaser PV, and production staff: chief director Shin Oonuma, series composer Ryo Yoshigami, and composer Yuki Kajiura. The near-future sci-fi story is set in Shibuya in 2050.

Jun 24

Mika Pikazo's Level Robochica Original TV Anime Production Announced

Mika Pikazo's original doujin project Level Robochica is being adapted into a television anime, Amuse Creative Studio announced on June 24. The near-future science fiction story is set in 2050 Shibuya, where human-like machines called Robotica serve humanity. The anime will tell a new original story that inherits the world of Pikazo's 2017 self-published work. A teaser visual drawn by Pikazo shows the mysterious girl Lily reaching out with a smile. Pikazo commented that she created the story about people living in a world where happiness is taken for granted, expressing hope and strangeness through cute characters. The project expanded in 2019 when screenwriter Ryo Yoshigami joined to write Level Robochica Episode #β, and in 2022 Shinchosha published two novels: RE:BEL ROBOTICA 0 by Yoshigami and RE:BEL ROBOTICA by Gakuto Mikumo. The anime will debut its first footage at Anime Expo 2026 in Los Angeles from July 2 to 5. Pikazo is the event's key visual illustrator and will appear in a panel on July 4. A booth will distribute a special booklet and screen a teaser PV using in-production footage.