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Alter, Fuse, and Revenant pose with knives in Apex Legends
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Here are all of Apex Legends’ voice actors

What a talented crew!

One of the many features that help Apex Legends characters come to life is voice acting. The game’s voice actors breathe life into what would otherwise simply be text on a screen. Imagine how different the game would be if we couldn’t hear Caustic’s cough or Wattson’s giggles.

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It’s worth recognizing the immensely talented people who bring depth, humor, and sincerity to the game’s cast. Here’s a list of all of Apex’s voice actors, organized alphabetically by character name.

All Apex Legends voice actors

Playable characters

Alter – Crystal Yu

Alter in Apex Legends
Changing the game, and the timeline? Image via Respawn Entertainment

Season 21’s legend was a doozy. Alter entered the game to fundamentally change the way players looked at map terrain, and also offer Horizon a way to permanently alter the game’s timeline and get back to her son, Newton. Alter is voiced by Crystal Yu, who also has credits for character voices in Diablo 4 and has appeared in television series like Doctor Who and Good Omens.

Ash – Anna Campbell

Artwork of Apex Legend Ash pointing her sword at the screen.
A sharp blade. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Introduced as a playable character in season 11, Ash is one of Apex’s newest legends, though she’s been around for a few seasons as the ominous NPC overseer of Arenas. Ash is voiced by Anna Campbell, who also played the same character in Titanfall. Campbell’s work can also be heard in Lost Planet 3 as the voice of Grace Peyton and in God of War as a variety of voices.

Ballistic – Robin Atkin Downes

Artwork for Apex Legend character Ballistic.
Don’t let the gray fool you. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Season 17’s hero is voiced by a legend in the voice-acting community. Robin Atkin Downes has made his mark in everything from classic video game series like Metal Gear Solid, Uncharted, StarCraft, Batman: Arkham, The Witcher, and Call of Duty to a plethora of animated series and even films.

Bangalore – Erica Luttrell

A screenshot of Bangalore in Apex Legends.
She’s a military vet. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Besides voicing Apex’s resident professional soldier, Erica Luttrell has also acted in the TV shows Seal Team, Westworld, and Salvation. Her voice acting can be found in games like Diablo III, Dishonored II, and Injustice 2.

Bloodhound – Allegra Clark

A screenshot of Apex character Bloodhound.
For the Allfather. Screenshot by Dot Esports

As a child, Allegra Clark acted in commercials and school plays. She also voices Beidou in Genshin Impact and both Dorothea and Shamir in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. She can speak English, French, and Italian, making her trilingual.

Catalyst – Meli Grant

A screenshot of artwork of Apex Legends character Catalyst.
Hide from the black goo. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Meli Grant is a veteran voice actor with experience in everything from video games to TV shows. She’s known for her roles in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Megaton Girl, One Piece, Dragon Ball Super, and V Rising.

Caustic – J.B. Blanc

Caustic stands unfazed in a cloud of his own gas from his Nox Gas Grenade ultimate.
He stinks. Screenshot by Dot Esports

J.B. Blanc’s voice can also be found behind Mortal Kombat 11’s Kano and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order’s Prauf. Within the Titanfall-Apex universe, he also voices Kuben Blisk, who has a notable run-in with Valkyrie in one of season nine’s lore trailers.

Conduit – Frankie Kevich

A screenshot of Apex character Conduit sticking her tongue out at friends on a video call.
She’s a bubbly one. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Introduced for season 19, Frankie Kevich is the voice of the bubbly, positive legend Conduit. Her acting résumé includes several video games, cartoons, anime, and dubbing. She’s also appeared in films, TV shows, web series, and theater in her career.

Crypto – Johnny Young

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Crypto shooting a gun at an unseen enemy.
Hack the planet. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Johnny Young has acted in movies like Ghost in the Shell and The Warrior’s Way. His voice work can also be heard in the Overwatch animated short “Shooting Star,” where he voices Dae-Hyun. Beyond acting, he also streams on Twitch.

Fuse – Ben Prendergast

Fuse Freedom Fighter skin
The mustache is explosive too. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Beyond the fiery Fuse, Ben Prendergast’s numerous game credits include Tyr in the recently announced God of War Ragnarok and Patroclus in the widely-acclaimed Hades. He’s also been featured in the animated show Star Wars: Resistance.

Gibraltar – Branscombe Richmond

An image of Gibraltar in Apex Legends taunting an enemy.
Brudda! Image via Respawn Entertainment

While Branscombe Richmond keeps a fairly low profile on social media, he’s been featured in a huge number of films and TV shows. His appearances on TV date all the way back to the early 1970s. He’s even had a grindcore song named after him.

Horizon – Elle Newlands

An image of Apex Legends character Horizon using an electrical weapon against Mirage.
Sucked in. Image via Respawn Entertainment

In contrast with Branscombe Richmond, Horizon’s voice actor Elle Newlands keeps up a lively and active social media presence. In addition to Apex’s resident mom, she voiced Moira Thaurissan in World of Warcraft and Ingrid in Asgard’s Wrath.

Lifeline – Mela Lee

Lifeline slides down an include while holding a G7 Scout.
She’s got your heals. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Similar to J.B. Blanc, Mela Lee, the voice of Lifeline, also has a role in Mortal Kombat 11: the character Jade. She’s also appeared in the TV show Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir as Tikki. She occasionally hosts livestreams where she signs autographs.

Loba – Fryda Wolff

Apex Legends character Loba strikes a pose.
The wolves howl. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Like her character in Apex, Fryda Wolff has strong convictions. Beyond Apex, she’s voiced several commercials and was the voice behind Ana and Penny in WarioWare: Get It Together!

Mad Maggie – Nicole Kawana

An image of Apex Legends character Mad Maggie charging into a fight.
She’s angry. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Season 12’s new hero, Mad Maggie, is brought to life by New Zealand’s Nicole Kawana. Kawana has appeared in several TV shows and movies in New Zealand, but she’s a familiar voice to Apex players from Maggie’s inception in the game in 2021’s Ring Fury limited-time mode.

Mirage – Roger Craig Smith

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Mirage leaning against a wall.
Hey there. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Roger Craig Smith has appeared in a variety of high-profile roles. He lent his voice to over 170 characters in the Cartoon Network series Regular Show alone. You may also recognize him as the voice of Ezio from Assassin’s Creed and Batman in Batman: Arkham Origins, among many other credits. Smith also does stand-up comedy.

Newcastle – Gabe Kunda

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Newcastle getting ready to finish off an enemy.
He’s got your back. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Gabe Kunda has made his way into the Apex Games as the voice for Newcastle, the brother of Bangalore and defender extraordinaire. Kunda is a veteran voice actor with tons of experience in several video games such as Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, and animes like Code Geass: Lelouch of the Re;Surrection and Black Clover.

Octane – Nicolas Roye

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Octane about to lift-off from one of his jump pads.
Liftoff. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Beyond Octane, Nicolas Roye has voiced several anime characters and a variety of movie heroes. He can also be heard in Cyberpunk 2077 as the voice of both Hal Cantos and Cesar Diego Ruiz, and he will voice the pilot in the upcoming Halo Infinite.

Pathfinder – Chris Edgerly

A screenshot of Apex Legends character  Pathfinder in a boxing stance.
Robot power. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Chris Edgerly is another incredibly prolific voice actor. His voice can be found behind Cole, a farmer on Eden Prime, in Mass Effect, Pop Thorn in Skylanders, and Senator Geary in The Godfather II game. He also voices a variety of characters on The Simpsons, one of television’s longest-running shows.

Rampart – Anjali Bhimani

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Rampart smiling while holding a gun.
Her voice should be familiar to many. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Besides Apex, Anjali Bhimani is perhaps best known for her role as Symmetra in Overwatch, a character who is the complete antithesis of Rampart. She’s also involved in singing and stage acting, and she’s appeared at a variety of conventions and fan gatherings.

Revenant – Darin De Paul

An image of Apex Legends character Revenant staring at the screen.
He’s just straight up scary. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Speaking of range, Darin De Paul is also the voice of Reinhardt in Overwatch, who is again the complete opposite of Revenant. De Paul has also acted as Hulk in the Marvel’s Avengers game and J. Jonah Jameson in the Spider-Man PS4 title.

Seer – Iké Amadi

An image of Apex Legends character Seer holding his outstretched hand towards the camera.
He seels all. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Like many of the actors on this list, Iké Amadi has a prolific history in video games. Beyond Seer, he’s also voiced Jeane and Notorious in No More Heroes III, Aaron Davis in Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and William Lake in Death Stranding.

Valkyrie – Erika Ishii

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Valkyrie using her jump jets.
Blast off. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Erika Ishii will be joining Nicolas Roye in Halo Infinite as the voice of Lumu. Her voice can also be found behind Fortnite’s Mari, Deathloop’s Wenjie, and Destiny 2’s Ana Bray and Kridis. Beyond acting in games, she also appears in several TTRPG series.

Vantage – Natalie Cañizares

Vantage inspects a kill above the snow.
Track your prey. Screenshot by Dot Esports

A young actress with few credits to speak of thus far, Natalie Cañizares has appeared in the TV show Mayans M.C. and a couple of short films. Her role as Vantage in Apex appears to be her first big break.

Wattson – Justine Huxley

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Wattson running through her ultimate ability.
She’s adorable but her fences hurt. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Justine Huxley voices a variety of characters beyond Wattson, including Harry Potter: Wizards Unite’s Constance Pickering and various crowd voices in Red Dead Redemption II and Grand Theft Auto V. She also voices characters for anime dubs.

Wraith – Shantel VanSanten

A screenshot of Apex Legends character Wraith creeping in the shadows.
The eyes are creepy, but she’s fun. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Shantel VanSanten can be found in a huge number of TV shows, including For All Mankind, The Boys, Scorpion, and One Tree Hill. Apex appears to be her only video game credit, but there’s no doubt that her popularity could mean more gaming work in the future.

Non-playable characters

AI announcer – Zehra Fazal

She may not have an in-game character model, but the AI announcer is one of the most ubiquitous voices in Apex. Zehra Fazal, the voice behind the announcer, can also be heard in Borderlands 3 as Amara. Fazal has also acted in a large number of TV shows and other games.


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