Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Voice Actors Officially Revealed
The voices behind the characters
by Liam Doolan · Nintendo LifeFire Emblem: Fortune's Weave arrives exclusively for the Switch 2 this week, and ahead of this anticipated first-party release, Nintendo has revealed the English-language voice actors in the game.
It's been sharing these updates on the Nintendo Today! app, with many of the cast also making their own announcements on social media. Here's the current list of voice actors confirmed for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (via Nintendo Everything):
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Cast:
- Cai – Zeno Robinson
- Dietrich – Xander Mobus
- Eshmel – Joshua Waters / Virginia Lee
- Fortuna – Cassandra Lee Morris
- Leda – Katiana Sarkissian
- Sothis – Cassandra Lee Morris
- Theodora – Shara Kirby
Additional Characters
- Alexandra – Natalie Rose
- Anatolia – Dawn M. Bennett
- Aurora – Jamie Sara Lewis
- Benditz – Max Lindsey
- Bertrand – Christian Young
- Bonaventure – Dave Fennoy
- Buccar – Chris Okawa
- Catania – Brittany Lauda
- Centurio – Justice Washington
- Creek – Willow Engel
- Dadao – Y. Chang
- Dante – Alaina Wis
- Diego – Nazeeh Tarsha
- Esmeralda – Kendell Byrd
- Fabio – Jimmie Yamaguchi
- Fianna – Nerida Bronwen
- Gaitz – J. Michael Tatum
- Goliath – Damon Alums
- Guzran – Matthew David Rudd
- Halvin – Judy Alice Lee
- Hong Hua – Jennifer Sun Bell
- Io – Clifford Chapin
- Jasmine – Heather Gonzalez
- Jester – Kieran Regan
- Kalla – Amelia Tyler
- Lilian – Stephanie Wong
- Loretta – Amber Lee Connors
- Ludia – Kana Shimanuki
- Lysander – Howard Wang
- Majide – Aleks Le
- Mars – Joshua David King
- Mikaela – Marie Westbrook
- Mu – Asante Mango
- Nathan – Matt Silver
- Nezha – Paul Castro Jr.
- Ninae – Kayli Mills
- Noctula – Cassie Ewulu
- Nuzzuo – George Peter
- Nydine – Anjali Kunapaneni
- Olympia – Madeline Dorroh
- Orchel – Erin Yvette
- Peter – Michael Johnston
- Seteth – Mark Whitten
- Sha Lan – Courtney Lin
- Simon – David Cherry
- Sirocco – Daman Mills
- Sofia – Frankie Kevich
- Solel – Jonah Scott
- Talimun – Mauricio Ortiz-Segura
- The Lady of Lilies – Brittany Lauda
- Tialla – Madeleine Morris
- Tobias – Kamran Nikhad
- Troy – Monique Burias Shi
- Ultand – Rachel Rial
- Ursula – Amelia Tyler
- Yang Jie – Brent Mukai
- Zarcone – Jonathan Fernandez
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Ready for this week's launch
Will you be getting this game when it launches for the Switch 2 on 17th September 2026? Let us know in the comments.
[source nintendoeverything.com]
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About Liam Doolan
Liam is a news writer and reviewer on Nintendo Life. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of many iconic video game characters.
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That's a good cast ngl.
Big fan of a lot here like Amber, Cassandra, Xander, Amelia, Daman, Aleks, Dawn and some.
I would've preferred a more diverse cast in terms of nationality for something like Fire Emblem but hey.
Interesting there's no listing for Anna, been curious who's playing her this time around.
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- BeyondKnight
- 3 hours ago
The casting reminds me of Persona 3 remake and 5, which is a great thing
Is there a list of the Japanese VAs?
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- jedgamesguy
- 2 hours ago
Hahaha, Michael Johnston doing Obsession then this is quite the career move!
I love that Zeno Robinson is still here and is a main character this time around. I loved Fogado in Fire Emblem Engage so I'm excited to experience another new story with the same VA as Cai.
Knights with American accents.
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- Pillowpants
- 1 hour ago
No Joe Zieja? That's a bit of a bummer. I'm not certain if I will be playing with English or Japanese voice-overs. But I've been playing with Japanese since Persona 5 Royal and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 just hits different with Japanese voice-overs, too. I feel that they just convey raw emotions better. Especially since the source of the game is Japan, too.
That's just the English cast, would've been nice if you'd also listed the Japanese voice actors, since it is Japanese game.
@Pillowpants Agreed with choosing Japanese voices in games like these. No shade on English-language voice actors, but the Anglo cast in large ensemble games like this tends to be very hit-and-miss, whereas in Japan the standards for voice acting and the skill level of the actors is clearly higher, so you're much more likely to get a great performance from most or all of them.
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