Mineko

Mineko (released as Mineko: Rebooted for season 1, Mineko: Revolution for season 2 and Mineko: Rebellion for season 3) is an upcoming American anime-influenced science fiction television series that will stream on Peacock for seasons 1 and 2, with Netflix taking over for season 3. It serves as a dark reboot to the 1999 film, Kit Mineko, and the TV series, Adventures of Kit Mineko, which in turn is based on characters created by Matt Froese, who is credited as executive producer. Like the original, the story follows the titular character who, after being injured in an explosion that occurred, gains a new arm, but in this series, she teams up with a teenage assassin to find who tried to kill them.

Season 1
In the future, Kit Mineko was an ordinary girl who, after being injured in an explosion that occurred out of nowhere, gets repaired by scientists and gained a new arm from them. As she tries to get used to her new arm, she finds a teenage girl who, after being killed in a similar explosion, was repaired and programmed to be an assassin by the enemy forces and rejected the people who rebuilt her prior to the events of the reboot, thus making her a renegade. Initially rivals, the two must work together to stop the leader of the forces, a tyrannical overlord who operates from within the city, from destroying their homeworld.

Season 2
After the death of the antagonist in the hands of Kit Mineko and RF-930, now taking the name, Rumiko, his son takes over the job and plans to avenge his father's death by finishing what he had started, killing the two girls. Kit and Rumiko try to take him down with the help with some allies, a hacker, a swordsman, a friend, and a teenager.

Season 3
Kit Mineko, Rumiko and new and old allies the two met throughout their times together assemble for the final showdown against the son. The season, and series, will end with the feature-length series finale, The Fall of Kit Mineko.

Main cast

 * Stephanie Sheh as Kit Mineko, the titular protagonist of the series. Sheh replaces Winona Ryder, who originally voiced her in the film and original TV series.
 * Kira Buckland as RF-930, a teenage assassin who, like Kit, was destroyed and rebuilt, but she was rebuilt by the antagonist's forces. Starting with the first season finale, she adopts the name, Rumiko. Her role is based on 2B from the game, Nier: Automata, who Buckland also voices.
 * Keith David as the main antagonist of season 1. David reprised his role in one episode of Rebellion, now as a ghost.
 * Antony Starr is the son of the antagonist. Tran cast Starr after his performance as Homelander in the 2019 TV series, The Boys. (seasons 2-3)
 * Jason Momoa as a swordsman who Kit met and becomes a mentor to Rumiko and a part of Kit's rebellion in season 3. His role is based on Duncan Idaho from the novel, Dune, who Momoa played as in the 2021 film adaptation. (Seasons 2-3)
 * Cherami Leigh as an RF model who, like Rumiko, becomes a renegade and a member of Kit's rebellion. Her role is based on A2 from Nier: Automata, who Leigh also voices. (Seasons 2-3)
 * Ken Watanabe as a bilingual (English and Japanese) resistance leader who was not initially on Kit's side but share a common enemy, the main antagonist's son. (seasons 2-3)
 * Emilia Clarke as Kit's mother who Kit hasn't seen since her arm was repaired. (seasons 2-3)
 * Cristina Vee as a swordswoman who has a gun built into her sword and the swordsman's ex-wife (season 3)

Supporting cast

 * Leonardo DiCaprio as a hacker who teams with Kit and Rumiko (one episode of season 2)
 * Zendaya as Rumiko's long-lost friend and a member of Kit's rebellion in Season 3 (seasons 2-3)
 * Winona Ryder as K1T, an evil clone of Kit built by the main antagonist's son. Ryder returned to voice in this series after voicing the titular character in the film and Adventures of Kit Mineko. (one episode of season 2)
 * Jackson A. Dunn as a teenager who was initially a partner to Kit and Rumiko but he is actually an evil creation of the antagonist. His role is based on Brandon Breyer from the 2019 film, Brightburn, who Dunn plays. (one episode of season 2)
 * Kimiko Glenn as Aerix Mineko, Kit's older sister (seasons 2-3)
 * Michael Fassbender as Socket, one of the robot companions of Kit. His role is based on David from the films Prometheus and Alien: Covenant, who Fassbender plays. (season 2 finale; season 3)
 * Cara Delevingne as a dual gun-wielding woman who used to be a dancer before she quit when the explosions take place (season 3)
 * Idris Elba as a commanding officer for Kit's rebellion (season 3)
 * Millie Bobby Brown a teenage girl who can sense what happens to her allies. Her role is based on Eleven from the Netflix TV series, Stranger Things, who Brown also played (seasons 2-3)
 * Patrick Seitz as a male RF model who, like the others but unlike Rumiko and the other RF model who was in Kit's rebellion, still obeys the son's commands (season 2)
 * Chiwetel Ejiofor as a mysterious man who wields a staff and, as the resistance leader, is not initially in Kit's rebellion but share a common enemy. the son of the antagonist. (season 3)
 * Christine Marie Cabanos as Zina Supermoon, a girl who was raised by aliens known as Vooruians in a planet called Voorus and a companion of Kit in the Rebellion. Cabanos replaces Sarah Silverman, who originally voiced the character in the original series. (season 3)
 * John David Washington is an agent from the multiverse who also has the power to reverse time. His role is based on the Protagonist in the 2020 film, TENET, in which Washington plays. (one episode of season 3)

Video game
To promote the release of Mineko: Revolution, a video game will be released. Titled RF-930: Origins, it serves as a prequel to Rebooted, focusing on that character's origins. Buckland, David, and Sheh reprised their roles from the series.

Trivia

 * Buckland and Leigh voiced RF models in this series, which their roles are based on those as YoRHa models 2B and A2 in Nier: Automata.
 * Zendaya and Momoa both starred in the 2021 film adaptation of Dune, in which they played similar roles in the series.
 * Tran stated that Mineko is darker than the original film and television series and it gradually gets darker as the series progresses.