Choujun Choujou-senpai Anime Unveils Main Cast, PV, and 2026 Premiere
Excitement is building for the upcoming anime adaptation of Shun Numa's popular manga, Choujun Choujou-senpai, also known as Super Psychic Policeman Chojo. The official website has just dropped a treasure trove of information, including the main cast, a vibrant main visual, and the much-anticipated first promotional video. Anime fans can mark their calendars for October 2026, when this highly anticipated series is set to premiere on Tuesdays at 11:00 p.m. on Fuji TV and Kantai TV stations. This reveal sets the stage for what promises to be a thrilling and comedic supernatural adventure that blends everyday police work with extraordinary psychic powers.
Star-Studded Cast Revealed
The production committee has assembled an impressive lineup of voice actors to bring the quirky characters of Super Psychic Policeman Chojo to life. Each casting decision seems perfectly tailored to capture the essence of Shun Numa's unique creations:
- Meguru Choujou: Yuusuke Kobayashi, renowned for his dynamic role in Dr. Stone, steps into the lead as the titular psychic policeman. Fans can anticipate a performance that balances the character's extraordinary abilities with a grounded, relatable personality.
- Nao Ippongi: Riko Aono, known for her compelling work in Fumetsu no Anata e Season 3, will voice Nao Ippongi. Her previous roles suggest she will bring depth and perhaps a touch of mystery to this pivotal character.
- Robo-kun: Maria Naganawa, recognized for her endearing portrayal in Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon, takes on the role of Robo-kun. Her ability to infuse artificial characters with personality will undoubtedly make Robo-kun a fan favorite.
- Yuki Inukai: Daisuke Ono, a veteran voice actor celebrated for his iconic performances, including a memorable role in JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, is cast as Yuki Inukai. His presence guarantees a powerful and engaging performance.
- Hajime Keinain: Toshiya Miyata, who has shown his versatility in series like Ore wa Seikan Kokka no Akutoku Ryoushu!, joins the cast as Hajime Keinain. His addition promises a fresh and intriguing take on the character.
- Mr. Guy: Nobuaki Kanemitsu, with a strong background that includes roles in popular franchises like Dragon Ball Daima, will voice Mr. Guy. Fans can expect a performance that aligns with his established reputation for robust and impactful characterizations.
- Lily Togari: Kanna Nakamura, a rising star recognized for her work in Watashi ga Koibito ni Nareru Wake Nai jan, Muri Muri! (Muri ja Nakatta!?), is cast as Lily Togari. Her youthful energy will undoubtedly add a vibrant layer to the ensemble.
- Heisuke Ban: Kazuki Ura, who gained attention for his role in Blue Lock, rounds out the main cast as Heisuke Ban. His casting suggests a character with intensity and perhaps a competitive spirit, reflecting his previous successful performances.
The Creative Minds Behind the Adaptation
Bringing the vision of Choujun Choujou-senpai to the screen is a dedicated team of creators. Junichi Yamamoto, known for his work on Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman., is at the helm as director at Arvo Animation. This studio is set to translate the manga's unique blend of comedy and action into a dynamic animated series. Hayashi Mori, who penned the scripts for Hataraku Saibou Black, is handling the series composition and script, ensuring a compelling narrative flow. Character designs are in the capable hands of Masakatsu Sasaki, known for his work on Tonikaku Kawaii, promising a visually engaging adaptation that honors Shun Numa's original art style while giving it an anime twist.
From Manga Pages to Anime Screens
Shun Numa's journey with Choujun Choujou-senpai began as a successful one-shot published in Weekly Shounen Jump in April 2023. Its popularity quickly led to a full serialization in the same magazine, running from February 2024 to June 2025. The manga concluded its run with the eighth and final volume, which was published by Shueisha in September 2025. This rapid transition from one-shot to serialized hit and now to an anime adaptation underscores the widespread appeal and strong fan base of Super Psychic Policeman Chojo.
Catch Up on the Manga
For international fans eager to dive into the world of Choujun Choujou-senpai before the anime premieres, VIZ Media has licensed the manga for English release. The fourth volume was shipped on July 7, with the fifth volume scheduled for release on September 1. Additionally, the manga is simulpublished on the MANGA Plus website, offering immediate access to the latest chapters as they are released in Japan. This provides an excellent opportunity for new fans to catch up and for existing fans to revisit the original story.
Anticipation Builds for October 2026
With a strong cast, an experienced production team, and a beloved source manga, the Choujun Choujou-senpai anime adaptation is shaping up to be a highly anticipated series. The release of the main visual and first promotional video has only amplified the excitement. Fans worldwide eagerly await October 2026 to finally witness Super Psychic Policeman Chojo and his team's psychic escapades animated on Fuji TV and Kantai TV stations. Stay tuned for more updates as the premiere approaches!
