A listing for "Mega Man Legends – New Media" appeared on ACTRA Toronto's What's Shooting page, a union directory for Ontario performers. The listing gives a production window of September 14 to December 1, 2026. The English dub of the original game was also recorded in Canada.
Mega Man Legends – New Media Listing Surfaces on ACTRA Toronto Production Page
A single union listing, and a series waiting since 2011
Mark
So what actually appeared, and where?
Mimi
A listing titled "Mega Man Legends – New Media" on ACTRA Toronto's What's Shooting page. ACTRA is the union for performers in Ontario, and the page lists productions currently underway.
Mark
And it has dates?
Mimi
September 14, 2026 to December 1, 2026. That's the production window the entry shows.
Luke
Worth being plain here: that's all the listing gives us. It doesn't name a publisher, a format, or a release plan.
Mark
Then why does the Canada detail matter?
Mimi
The English dub of the original Mega Man Legends was also recorded in Canada, so a Toronto listing fits a pattern, though it doesn't prove anything.
Luke
Right, it's a coincidence of geography that supports a guess. It isn't evidence of what the project is.
Mark
What could "New Media" mean?
Mimi
It could be a new game, a remake, or a collection of existing titles. Those are possibilities raised by the discovery, not confirmed facts.
Luke
And Capcom hasn't said a word. Until it does, even the assumption that it's a game rests on the title alone.
Mark
Why would fans care so much?
Mimi
Mega Man Legends 3 was announced for 3DS in September 2010 and canceled in 2011, so the series has an unfinished chapter.
Il Polso
- Listing: "Mega Man Legends – New Media" on ACTRA Toronto's What's Shooting page
- Production window: September 14 to December 1, 2026
- Original game launched December 1997; Legends 3 canceled in 2011
- Original English dub was also recorded in Canada
A listing for "Mega Man Legends – New Media" appeared on ACTRA Toronto's What's Shooting page, a union directory for Ontario performers. The listing gives a production window of September 14 to December 1, 2026. The English dub of the original game was also recorded in Canada.
A production listing for "Mega Man Legends – New Media" appeared on ACTRA Toronto's What's Shooting page, with a window from September 14 to December 1, 2026, suggesting a new game or collection may be in development.
A short entry has turned up on the "What's Shooting" page of ACTRA Toronto, and it carries a title that longtime fans of a certain PlayStation-era series have waited years to see: "Mega Man Legends – New Media." The page is a directory of current productions maintained by the union, which represents performers working in film, radio, television and digital media in Ontario, Canada.
The listing gives a production window. Work is shown as running from September 14, 2026, to December 1, 2026. That is the extent of what the entry itself establishes. It does not say who is making the project, what form it takes, or whether it will be released at all.
The label "New Media" is the only hint about format, and it is a broad one. The discovery could point to a new Mega Man Legends game, a remake, or a collection of existing titles, but none of those readings is confirmed. Capcom, the series' publisher, has not announced anything connected to the listing.
There is one detail that gives the find some weight beyond the name. The English dub of the original Mega Man Legends was also recorded in Canada. A new voice session in Toronto would therefore echo how the series' English-language performance was first made.
The history explains why even a thin listing draws attention. Mega Man Legends first launched for PlayStation in Japan in December 1997. It was followed by a sequel, Mega Man Legends 2, and by a spin-off, The Misadventures of Tron Bonne.
A third mainline entry was announced for the 3DS in September 2010. Mega Man Legends 3 was then canceled in 2011, leaving the series without a conclusion to its main story. That gap is the backdrop against which any new sign of activity is read.
For now, the listing is a single data point from a union page, and its meaning is open. What to watch for is an official word from Capcom, which would say whether the Toronto production window belongs to a new game, a remake or a collection.
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