Professor Akira Moshimo is the creator of Robotboy, Robotgirl and Robotbird (also Protoboy and Robotman). He received a letter from Tommy Turnbull about him looking forward to his latest invention. As a result, Professor Moshimo sent him Robotboy to take care of. The Professor has a Japanese fiancee named Miumiu who also acts as his assistant. Despite the vast age difference between the two Miumiu appears to care deeply for the professor and has attempted to interrupt the professor's work with acts of affection. He also created Protoboy, Robotman and Robotgirl. His former rivals are Dr. Kamikazi and Bjorn Bjornson. He is voiced by Togo Igawa
He's a middle-aged man with bald and white spiky hair, he wears glasses, a white lab coat with yellow gloves and brown pants and boots.
In a flashback in The Legend of Brainy Yak, he wore a wooden ushanka, he had buck teeth, he also wore a red scarf, blue pants and watermelons on his feet to make them look like shoes, underneath his ushanka, his hair is black and is spiky upwards.
Professor Moshimo has called Gus, "Goose" on numerous occasions. This is either due to not knowing how to pronounce Gus' name properly or knowing of Gus' foolish behavior, as "Goose" can also mean "fool". It could also be a nod to the minor Disney character, Gus Goose.
Professor Moshimo has appeared approximately 28 episodes of the series.
His first name, Akira, was confirmed by Jan Van Rijsselberge.
At one point in the early drafts of the show he was supposed to be an uncle of the main trio.[1]
Professor Moshimo's character profile in the Robotboy - Special Edition CD-ROM
In the Robotboy - Special Edition CD-ROM, in the series' story, it's confirmed that Professor Moshimo himself is Japanese. An advertisement from Cartoon Network published in October 2005 also confirmed his Japanese decent.
International Dubs[]
Language
Voice Actor/Actress
Hebrew
Eli Lulai
Swedish
Steve Kratz
Latin Spanish
Martín Soto
Danish
Torben Sekov
Martín Soto, is known the be the voice actress for Professor Utonium in the Latin American dub of The Powerpuff Girls and the voice actress for Champa in the Latin American dub of Dragon Ball Super.
