A Mega Man Legends production listing has disappeared from ACTRA Toronto’s public database.
Rockman Corner first reported the entry on November 10. The site’s Protodude reported its removal a day later, without giving a reason for its disappearance. The original article now carries the same update.
The entry had appeared in the Canadian performers’ union’s “What’s Shooting” directory. It listed Mega Man Legends under “New Media,” with a production period running from September 14 through December 1, 2026, and casting handled in-house.
Listed as ‘New Media’
“New Media” covers a wide range of work. ACTRA’s own guide includes video games, webisodes, computer multimedia, and apps in that category. The entry named no developer or publisher and gave no platform or release date.
Capcom has made no announcement about a Mega Man Legends production.
Legends 3 Was Canceled in 2011
The name belongs to Mega Man’s 3D adventure branch, which traded the main series’ side-scrolling stages for explorable towns, ruins, and battles with large machines.
In July 2011, Capcom canceled Mega Man Legends 3, saying the project hadn’t met the criteria needed to proceed. The decision also scrapped its planned Prototype Version, closing off the public’s chance to try the game before the full release.
Capcom later reissued the original Mega Man Legends on the North American PlayStation Store in September 2015, bringing the original adventure to PS3 and PS Vita.
Official artwork: Capcom.
