Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has way more voice actors than Breath of the Wild. With several new characters joining in, Tears of the Kingdom has one of the biggest casts of all Zelda games even. Here is an overview of who is behind these beautiful voices like Zelda, Sidon, and even Ganondorf.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has of the biggest Zelda casts of all time. Several new characters make their debut in the game, and we could already hear some of them. It's safe to say that Tears of the Kingdom will offer us many more stories to discover and new characters than its predecessor, Breath of the Wild. This is great news for any Zelda fan, as the lack of story missions was one of Breath of the Wild's few weaknesses.
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We're glad that Nintendo is improving in this aspect, and we've already met a lot more characters and new voices in the game. Here's an overview of all the voice actors. And yes... Even Link has its own voice actor.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Voice Actor Cast
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Zelda
As we have seen in the most recent trailer, Princess Zelda is going to be a lot more present in Tears of the Kingdom than she was in Breath of the Wild. Not only did we see several cutscenes of her and Link together, but it seems like she is also in the possession of one of the Tears of the Kingdom, just adding to her importance.
Princess Zelda is voiced by Patricia Summersett, a Canadian actress that already played Zelda in Breath of the Wild and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. Not only is she known for her role as Zelda, but also for her roles in video games like Arknights, Star Wars: Squadrons, or Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.
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Link
Yep, you've read it right. Link, the main character of the series (who doesn't speak) has a voice actor. It's true, Link is voiced by Kengo Takanashi is a Japanese voice actor that is also known for his roles in Kamen Rider Amazons, and many other anime series and games. Obviously, we won't hear him speaking full sentences as Link, but whenever you'll hear Link gasp, moan or scream it will come from Kengo Takanashi.
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Ganondorf
Many people have been really excited about his reveal. The games' well-known villain Ganondorf is voiced by the well-known actor Matthew Mercer. The American voice actor is known for several roles in anime, cartoons, and video games.
He became most popular through his roles as Levi Ackerman from Attack On Titan, Chrom in Fire Emblem: Awakening, and Cassidy from Overwatch. He really has an amazingly expressive voice, just the right fit for a villain like Ganondorf.
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Sidon
Sidon is many fan's favorite character since Breath of the Wild. He has been a much-loved, enjoyable and enthusiastic character in Breath of the Wild, and fans are more than excited to see him In Tears of the Kingdom.
In the English version of the game, Sidon is played by Jamie Mortellaro. The American voice actor and director is mostly known for his work in dubbing and directing video games and TV shows like Genshin Impact, Zelda, Pokémon Evolutions, and Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV.
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Riju
In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Riju is going to make a return and help Link on his mission to free Zelda from wherever she is hidden. Riju is the Chief of the Gerudo and while she was still a child in Breath of the Wild, she has grown a lot in Tears of the Kingdom. In Breath of the Wild, she was dubbed by voice actress Elizabeth Maxwell, and in this sequel of the game she has taken over the role again.
Elisabeth Maxwell is an American voice actress best known for her roles in many anime and video games, such as Ymir in Attack on Titan and Urbosa from Breath of the Wild. Yes, she also played the role of Riju's great-grandmother.
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Tulin
Tulin is a recurring character in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. We first got to meet this little birdy in Breath of the Wild when he was still a child. Although he is still not grown up in Tears of the Kingdom, he has developed greatly and is a lot more mature now.
In BotW, Tulin was dubbed by the American voice actress Cristina Vee Valenzuela. She's also worked on other great shows like Miraculous and Hunter x Hunter. And our hopes for her vocal comeback came true. Cristina once again lends her voice to our favorite little bird in Tears of the Kingdom.
Impa
Although in Breath of the Wild Impa was already quite old, she made it into Tears of the Kingdom. The voice of Impa is dubbed by Andi Gibson. That's the same person responsible for the voice of Impa in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
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Yunobo
Yunobo, a descendant of Daruk and the presumed master of Goron. He is voiced by the affable-looking Mr. Joe Hernandez. Also known among others for Trinity Trigger, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind.
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Teba
Despite speculation before the release of Tears of the Kingdom about Teba not appearing in the new sequel - Teba is back, and with a great voice. Its author is Sean Chiplock, who also lent his voice to the Great Deku Tree.
They may not be new characters, but their visual and verbal presence is something that pleases us immensely.
Rauru
Rauru was the founder of the Hyrulian Kingdom, along with Sonia. As a member of the Zonai family, he ruled Hyrule as its first king. He is voiced by Chris Hackney, whose voice is well-known in many popular anime series like Rent-A-Girlfriend.
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Yona
Yona is a light green Zora coming from another domain. Currently, as Sidon's fiancée, she takes on the role of princess and cares for the entire Zora Domain by his side. The voice behind this adorable and humble character is Lauren Mayfield.
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