You'd like to know who is behind the well known voices of the Valorant Agents? We'll tell you!
We've invested countless hours in the game, completely unaware of whose voices resonate with us after every round and match. Get ready to be blown away because this article reveals the secret behind the voices we've been hearing day in and day out.
The Voice Cast of Valorant
If you've been on the hunt for these talented individuals, you've come to the right place. From Brimstone, who takes the stage as Agent Number 1, to Gekko, the esteemed Agent 22, we have assembled them all in one location. Prepare to be amazed when you uncover the true voice behind your favorite agent.
Just a quick heads up, this article focuses solely on the English voice actors. In the unique realm of Valorant, each agent is assigned a dedicated voice actor, setting it apart from other games where a single voice actor assumes multiple roles.
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All Voice Actors for Each Valorant Agent
- Announcer: Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
Cynthia, widely recognized as the predominant voice in Valorant, accompanies us throughout every ace, round win or loss, and more. Born in Berlin, Germany, she is an American actress and voice-over artist.
- Astra: Effie Nkrumah
Effie, an Australian-Ghanaian actress and voice-over artist hailing from Melbourne, Australia, lends her singing voice to Astra. Her flawless Ghanaian English accent truly brings the character to life.
- Breach: David Menkin
Unfortunately, our Swedish friends will be disheartened to learn that David is actually Norwegian. With over 20 years of experience in voice-overs, he is a true master of his craft. Apart from Valorant, his voice has graced projects such as World of Warcraft, Angry Birds, and the Xenoblade Chronicles.
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- Brimstone: Steve Blum
Steve is arguably the most renowned voice actor in the industry. With a repertoire of over a hundred video game roles, his name is synonymous with gaming. Voicing Brimstone is undeniably one of his favorite roles in his illustrious career.
- Deadlock: TBA. More information about the voice actor will be revealed soon.
- Chamber: Hugo Pierre Martin
If you've indulged in binge-watching Westworld, you may already be familiar with this actor. Hugo's portrayal of Chamber is nothing short of exceptional, making him the ideal choice for the French character.
- Cypher: Nabil Elouahabi
Nabil may not be widely recognized in the voice-over sector, with only two other roles in Elden Ring and Dragon Age besides Valorant. However, his acting career has spanned various TV shows, making him a versatile talent.
- Fade: Selin Cuhadaroglu
While Fade may exude an eerie vibe, Selin brings a delightful addition to the Valorant Voice Actors team. The team working with her on the Fade voice-overs described her as the most energetic actor they've encountered. Riot Games even shared a behind-the-scenes video of their recording sessions, showcasing Selin's infectious enthusiasm.
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Gekko: Alejandro Antonio Ruiz
Hailing from the beautiful East Los Angeles, Alejandro is the embodiment of what we envisioned Gekko's voice to sound like. This Mexican-American talent brings a fresh and authentic quality to the role, delivering a performance that hits the mark.
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- Harbor: Sunil Malhotra
The community had mixed reactions when Harbor was introduced, with some expecting a more pronounced Indian accent. However, as players became accustomed to the voice, the general consensus was that the portrayal was well executed. This isn't Sunil's first collaboration with Riot, as he previously lent his voice to Akshan in League of Legends.
- Jett: Shannon Williams
Shannon, the voice actress for Jett, is highly connected with the Valorant community and deeply immersed in the game itself. She recently achieved Diamond 1 rank, and I wouldn't mind having her expertly pilot Jett on my team. She regularly streams on her Twitch Channel - So, if you're planning to subscribe to her, make use of your 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime through this link, and use your free sub on her. She truly deserves it for her outstanding portrayal of Jett.
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- KAY/O: Gabe Kunda
Born in Texas but with a heart of a terminator, Gabe voices KAY/O and has also contributed English dubs to renowned anime series such as My Hero Academia and Attack on Titan. While his voice has been altered to suit KAY/O, his naturally captivating and radio-ready tone makes him the perfect fit for the role.
- Killjoy: Eva Feiler
Whether intentional or not, Eva bears a striking resemblance to Klara! She is one of the few voice actors who genuinely matches the appearance with the voice we hear. Apart from her voice-over work, she has also delved into audiobook narration.
- Neon: Vanille Velasquez
Based in Manila, Vanille lends her voice to Neon in Valorant, as well as voicing Zeri in League of Legends. She began her acting career in Filipino children's TV shows, which eventually paved the way for her successful venture into voice acting.
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- Omen: Jason Marnocha
Jason, an American voice actor, may not physically resemble Omen, but with a few vocal manipulations, he captures the essence of the ominous agent perfectly. Aside from his role in Valorant, Jason has also provided English dubs for Jojo's Bizarre Adventure and Carole & Tuesday.
- Phoenix: Afolabi Alli
From "skrrra" to "super high-level tactic", Afolabi has truly delivered with his portrayal of Phoenix. Many players have been inspired to play Phoenix solely due to his unforgettable voice lines.
- Raze: Carolina Ravassa
Carolina boasts an impressive portfolio of voice-over work in the gaming community. Her most notable role was voicing Sombra in Overwatch before taking on the role of Raze. In addition to these two roles, she has provided voice acting in GTA 5, Just Cause 4, and her latest endeavor – Cyberpunk 2077.
- Reyna: Karina Altamirano
It's truly an achievement for Karina to have her debut voice-acting role as Reyna. She brings the Mexican Duelist to life with exceptional skill and authenticity. In fact, Karina became so engrossed in Valorant that she joined forces with Carolina, the voice of Raze, for an incredible display. Just imagine the synergy and coordination they would have on your team while communicating through voice chat.
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- Sage: Naomi Yang
Riot has a knack for working with fresh talents, and their faith in Naomi certainly paid off. Sage marked Naomi's debut in voice acting, and she delivered a remarkable performance.
- Skye: Miranda O'Hare
Miranda gained significant attention on social media following Skye's release, and she engaged in a Q&A session with fans. Her TikTok account garnered a massive following, and she even streamed Valorant for a while.
- Sova: Aaron Vodovoz
Aaron boasts over 20 years of experience in the industry, and while his role in Valorant may not be his main or most notable one, voicing the Russian sniper comes naturally to him due to his family's Russian background. His accent adds an authentic touch to the character.
- Viper: Ashly Burch
Ashly is a well-known name in the voice-over industry, having made a significant impact with her iconic voice lines in Valorant. People couldn't help but fangirl over her performances upon hearing them. In addition to her roles in Valorant, she has worked on Adventure Time and received accolades for her performances in Life is Strange and Horizon Zero Dawn.
- Yoru: Daisuke Takahashi
The anonymous voice behind Yoru, Daisuke, may not have much information available, but his exceptional voice has left a lasting impression. He has lent his majestic deep voice to several anime series.
That concludes this article. We hope you enjoyed discovering the voice actors behind your favorite Agents.
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