ACTRA Toronto Listing Suggests Mega Man Legends New Media Project

A mysterious production titled MEGA MAN LEGENDS – NEW MEDIA has appeared on the ACTRA Toronto What’s Shooting database, pointing to active work running from September 14 to December 1, 2026.

Union Database Surfaces New Media Listing

The Ontario film and performance site registers active projects handled by the Canadian union representing performers across film, radio, television, and digital media industries, according to Gematsu. The entry lists casting as in-house with background casting and stunt details marked as not applicable, while the insurer field remains designated as TBC, as reported by Techtroduce.

The classification under new media covers video games alongside web productions, apps, and digital work, as detailed by Power Up Gaming.

ACTRA Toronto represents professional performers working in film, radio, television, and digital media industries in Ontario, Canada. Its project registry serves to track productions involving performers operating under the union’s jurisdiction, according to Techtroduce.

Toronto Performers Voiced the Original English Franchise

Toronto holds a deep connection to the franchise’s English-language history. The original title’s English credits feature local performers including Corey Sevier as Mega Man Volnutt, Tracy Ryan as Roll Caskett, and George Masswohl as Barrell Caskett, with Susan Roman taking over the voice role in the sequel, according to Power Up Gaming.

Capcom voice director Susan Hart has previously recruited Toronto-area talent for English-language games published by the company, as reported by the same outlet.

The original action-adventure title launched for PlayStation in Japan in December 1997, introducing a 3D direction for the franchise before spawning Mega Man Legends 2 in 2000 and the spin-off The Misadventures of Tron Bonne in 1999, as outlined by Big N and Gematsu. A third installment was announced for the 3DS in September 2010 before being canceled in July 2011 after failing internal criteria, as documented by Power Up Gaming and Gematsu.

Capcom Considers Mega Man Legends for Future Collections

Earlier this year, Capcom’s Shingo Izumi addressed the possibility of a return for the dormant subseries, stating, when we consider new collection projects in the future, a Mega Man Legends collection would also be one of the possible candidates, as noted by Nintendo Everything.

While Capcom has released multiple legacy packages covering mainline games, the X series, Zero and ZX, and Battle Network, this specific offshoot has remained unvisited, according to Nintendo Everything.

The company has continued revisiting different branches of the franchise through physical console packages, such as the physical Switch release of Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2, according to Techtroduce.

Nintendo Life points out that the filing arrives as Capcom prepares for the franchise’s 40th anniversary next year, following a Korean rating board classification that featured various classic console titles at the end of October.

Nintendo Life also notes that the Japanese publisher could explore Canadian voice talent as an alternative to SAG-AFTRA actors following a work stoppage order issued earlier in the year regarding another project in the wider franchise.