Reina Ueda is cast in three upcoming projects announced across 2026: the television anime The Remarried Empress, the game Magical Girl Occult Village, and the anime Fate Rewinder. She also appears on the MAPPA 15th anniversary exhibition audio guide.
Reina Ueda's 2026 slate spans anime, games, and an exhibition audio guide. In July, the television adaptation of Futa Kimura's manga Fate Rewinder confirmed her as Lemon, alongside Sho Komura as protagonist Chrono, Koki Uchiyama as Shirai, and Kohei Amasaki as Akaba. The series is directed by Rie Matsumoto at Bones Film and premieres in April 2027 on TV Asahi's "ImAnimation" block, with Crunchyroll streaming.
In September, Acacia announced that Ueda will voice Chihane Shiba in its game Magical Girl Occult Village, scheduled for release on Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam within 2026. Chihane is the daughter of the Shiba family and believes herself to be a god.
Later that month, MAPPA's 15th anniversary exhibition, running September 16 to December 7, 2026 at YURAKUCHO MUSEUM in Yurakucho, Tokyo, added a free audio guide. The newly recorded guide features Kenjiro Tsuda, Rie Ueda, Yui Ishikawa, and Asami Seto, played by scanning a QR code on a smartphone. (The stories name Rie Ueda, not Reina Ueda.)
In October, Crunchyroll announced at New York Comic Con that The Remarried Empress webtoon is getting a television anime from TROYCA, for broadcast next year. Ueda voices Rashta. The cast also includes Yoko Hikasa as Navier, Ryohei Kimura as Heinrey, and Tomoaki Maeno as Sovieshu, with Tetsuya Yanagisawa directing.
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Crunchyroll announced at New York Comic Con that The Remarried Empress webtoon is getting a television anime from TROYCA, for broadcast next year. Yoko Hikasa plays Navier, Ryōhei Kimura is Heinrey, Tomoaki Maeno is Sovieshu, and Reina Ueda is Rashta. Tetsuya Yanagisawa directs, with Akiko Inoue on series scripts, Jun Nakai on character design, and Yūki Fukazawa composing.
Acacia announced on September 16 that Reina Ueda will voice Chihane Shiba in its upcoming game Magical Girl Occult Village. The sacrifice suspense title is scheduled for release on Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam within 2026. Chihane is the daughter of the Shiba family, who have presided over sacred rites for generations, and the character believes herself to be a god.
MAPPA's 15th anniversary exhibition runs September 16 to December 7, 2026 at YURAKUCHO MUSEUM in Yurakucho, Tokyo. A newly recorded audio guide features Kenjiro Tsuda, Rie Ueda, Yui Ishikawa, and Asami Seto, free with an admission ticket and played by scanning a QR code on a smartphone. The English version has no voice actor narration. A 30-second commercial narrated by Tsuda uses footage from Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc, Attack on Titan The Final Season, and Jujutsu Kaisen.
The television anime adaptation of Futa Kimura's manga "Unmei no Makimodo Shi - Fate Rewinder" received its first teaser trailer and key visual on July 3, 2026. The trailer confirmed the anime's cast, staff, and an April 2027 debut on TV Asahi's "ImAnimation" programming block. Crunchyroll announced at Anime Expo on July 2 that it will stream the series. Director Rie Matsumoto, known for "Blood Blockade Battlefront" and "Kyousougiga," is helming the project at Bones Film. Kimiko Ueno handles series composition, and Satoshi Murai composes the music. The cast includes Shō Komura as protagonist Chrono, Kōki Uchiyama as Shirai, Kōhei Amasaki as Akaba, and Reina Ueda as Lemon. The story follows Chrono, a boy whose right eye contains the "Rewinder," a power to rewind time, as he works with a special time police unit to prevent dark futures. The manga launched in Shogakukan's Coro Coro Comics in January 2022 and has twelve compiled volumes as of April 2026. Yen Press will release the first English volume in October 2026.