Robo Man and Kiro (TV Series) (2016-18)

Robo Man and Kiro is a 2016 animated-series written by Jeff Elinoff and produced by Scott Thomas. The series follows a 13-year old kid Jace (Nate Polvin) and a secret superbot Robo Man (Todd Evans) and his helper Kiro (Maranda Casagrove) and the world Jace lives in would be turned upside down.

Premise
13-year old kid Jace (Nate Polvin) and a secret superbot Robo Man (Todd Evans) and his helper Kiro (Maranda Casagrove) and the world Jace lives in would be turned upside down.

Season 1
13-year old kid Jace (Nate Polvin) and a secret superbot Robo Man (Todd Evans) and his helper Kiro (Maranda Casagrove) and the world Jace lives in would be turned upside down.

Season 2
Starting High School, Jace, Kiro, Robo, must guide through this strange new world, and know Kiro's BFF Jasmine knows there secret and is apart of the group.

Season 3
in the third season, the gang gets some unexpected friends to study there natural behaviors of how Robo-Man had gotten powers with subsequent flashbacks!

Production
March 21, 2014, a potential pilot was confirmed. December 11, 2014, Jeff confirmed a pilot was in works. production began on the pilot March 2015 and wrapped June 2015. on July 12, 2015 a full series of 13 episodes. Production began September 2, 2015 and wrapped January 24, 2016. on February 2, 2016, 8 more episodes were order, then it began Production began again April 12, 2016 and wrapped July 25, 2016. the pilot aired May 15, 2016. the series began airing September 12, 2016. the season wrapped April 28, 2017. a second season was ordered by TVLine on May 15, 2016. the second season began production October 2, 2016. and wrapped January 20, 2017. a second season has 13-episode order. a second season sneak peak was released at the Radio Disney Music awards, April 30, 2017. the second season airs June 2, 2017. On October 5, 2017, The show was renewed for a third season, of 18 episodes. On April 26, 2018, Disney Channel renewed the series for a Season 4 due to high ratings for Season 3. Season 4 is set to begin production in Summer 2018.

Trivia

 * The original title was The Adventures of Robo-Man, but Scott Thomas changed it.
 * The first season has a clip opening, and so does Season 2.