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VALORANT characters standing in front of the VALORANT logo
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All VALORANT agent voice actors

People from all over the world have lent their voices to VALORANT.

Since the game’s release, many VALORANT players have become infatuated with the diverse and growing collection of agents. With all the agents coming from different backgrounds, the people who have lent their voices to the characters represent that same diverse background. Naturally, some fans are especially interested in the voice actors behind all of the agents.

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Here’s some information about every agent’s voice actor in VALORANT.

Full cast list of all VALORANT voice actors:

Brimstone’s voice actor – Steve Blum

Brimstone, one of VALORANT's controllers, holding a big weapon.
Ex-soldier is voiced by Steve Blum. Image via Riot Games

The elder statesmen of the roster of VALORANT agents, American ex-soldier Brimstone is voiced by Steve Blum. Blum is one of the most accomplished voice actors of all time, even receiving a Guinness World Record for most video game voice acting credits.

He has hundreds of voice acting credits across games, films, and shows, going as far back as the late 1980s. He’s appeared in several popular video game franchises, including Halo, Call of Duty, Warcraft, Dota, and The Elder Scrolls.

Viper’s voice actor – Ashly Burch

Viper, one of VALORANT's controllers, holding a pistol.
Ashly Burch gave life to Viper. Image via Riot Games

The second American agent, the toxic controller Viper is voiced by Ashly Burch. Burch has become one of the most recognizable and popular voice actresses in video games over the past decade.

Since 2012, Burch has voiced some of the most iconic characters in video games, including Tiny Tina from the Borderlands franchise, Aloy from Horizon Zero Dawn, and Chloe Price from Life is Strange. She’s also appeared in Saints Row, Fortnite, and several various superhero/comic book-inspired games. She’s set to reprise her roles as Tiny Tina and Aloy in the upcoming Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and Horizon Forbidden West, respectively.

Omen’s voice actor – Jason Marnocha

One of VALORANT's controllers, Omen, carrying a gun and a melee.
Omen’s game play revolves around catching enemies off guard. Image via RIot Games

The mysterious and shadowy Omen is voiced by Jason Marnocha. Marnocha is a veteran voice actor whose gravely and growly voice has appeared all over numerous popular anime titles, including One Punch Man, Hunter x Hunter, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and several others.

He’s a familiar voice to fans of video games, too. He’s the voice of the dark prince Prince Renathal from World of Warcraft and several different characters from Smite.

Astra’s voice actor – Effie Nkrumah

Astra, one of VALORANT's controllers, casting her big purple ability.
Versatile artist Effie Nkrumah voiced Astra. Image via Riot Games

The Ghana-born galactic controller Astra is voiced by Effie Nkrumah. Nkrumah is a Ghanaian-Australian artist who works in poetry, comedy, dance, and several other forms of art that address Blackness, constructs of race, and diaspora.

VALORANT creative director David Notthingham announced in March that Nkrumah would provide the voice for Astra and she did so remotely from Accra, Ghana.

Phoenix’s voice actor – Afolabi Alli

Phoenix, one of VALORANT's duelists, casting his orb.
Phoenix’s voice actor accidentally auditioned. Image via Riot Games

The U.K.’s favorite hothead, the fiery London-based duelist Phoenix is voiced by Afolabi Alli. Not traditionally a voice actor, Alli comes from the world of theater, having performed in numerous plays put on by the Royal Shakespeare Company in London, including Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and The Merry Wives of Windsor.

Alli acquired a voice agent and began doing voice work on the side while performing theater and wasn’t even truly aware of what he was auditioning for until he got the callback from Riot Games, according to an interview with Dexerto.

Jett’s voice actor – Shannon Arrum Williams

Jett appears in VALORANT
The voice of Jett is a British-Korean singer. Image via Riot Games

The high-flying Jett is voiced by Shannon Arrum Williams. Known as just Shannon, she’s a British-Korean singer who first appeared on the South Korean television show Star King. She’s since released two EPs and several singles over the past few years.

Since appearing in VALORANT as Jett, Shannon has begun streaming on Twitch, with now over 250,000 followers.

Reyna’s voice actor – Karina Altamirano

Reyna, one of VALORANT's duelists, dressed in black and purple.
Reyna’s voice actress voiced this sneaky duelist in both English and Latin American version of VALORANT. Image via Riot Games

The soul-devouring Reyna is voiced by Karina Altamirano. Altamirano has done Spanish voice actor work for numerous prominent shows, including One Piece, Dragon Ball, and several others. She also voices Reyna in the Latin American version of VALORANT.

Raze’s voice actor – Carolina Ravassa

Raze, one of VALORANT's duelists, carrying a shotgun.
Carolina Ravassa, the voice of Raze, appears in Overwatch. Image via Riot Games

The explosive Brazilian duelist Raze is voiced by Carolina Ravassa. Hailing from Colombia, Ravassa is an accomplished actress and voice actress, appearing in various shows and short films over the years, including Mr. Robot.

Her most notable presence in video games is her performance as the hero Sombra from Overwatch. She’s also appeared in games like Grand Theft Auto V, Marvel’s Avengers, and Cyberpunk 2077.

Yoru’s voice actor – Daisuke Takahashi

Yoru, one of VALORANT's duelists, holds a weapon with his back turned.
Daisuke Takahashi is the voice of Yoru. Image via Riot Games

The dimension-tearing Japanese native Yoru is voiced by Daisuke Takahashi. Not to be confused with Daisuke Takahashi the Olympic figure skater, Daisuke Takahashi the voice actor has voiced characters in Devilman: Crybaby and Kuruko’s Basketball. He’s also in the Netflix miniseries The Forest of Love: Deep Cut.

Within video games, he’s voiced characters in Final Fantasy XV: Comrades and Resident Evil 2.

Sova’s voice actor – Aaron Vodovoz

Sova, one of VALORANT's initiators , holding a big weapon.
Sova is an Initiator from Russia. Image via Riot Games

The Russian recon specialist is voiced by Aaron Vodovoz. Born in the U.K. to Russian parents, Vodovoz is an accomplished actor who has appeared in several different shows and films over the past decade.

While he has no other credits in video games, he’s set to appear in an upcoming biographical film about the development and release of the game Tetris. The film, named Tetris, stars Taron Egerton, who says it will “mirror a tone similar to The Social Network.” Speaking of Egerton, Vodovoz is also set to appear in the prequel film to the Kingsman film series that stars Egerton.

Breach’s voice actor – David Menkin

Breach, one of VALORANT's initiators , getting ready for a fight.
Breach’s voice actor appeared in Horizon Zero Dawn and World of Warcraft. Image via Riot Games

The Swedish flash master Breach is voiced by David Menkin. Menkin is a Norwegian film, television, and voice actor who’s spent years doing voice work for some iconic children’s shows and movies like Bob the Builder and Thomas & Friends (Thomas the Tank Engine). He’s also appeared in several acclaimed action films, like Zero Dark Thirty and The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Menkin is a familiar face in video game voice acting as well. He’s the voice of Preston Marlowe from the Battlefield: Bad Company series, as well as Captain Joseph Brady from Battlefield 3. Menkin has also appeared in Horizon Zero Dawn, World of Warcraft, and other games.

Skye’s voice actor – Miranda O’Hare

Skye, one of VALORANT's initiators, standing next to a Tasmanian tiger.
Miranda O’Hare borrows her voice to Skye. Image via Riot Games

The Australian sensation is voiced by Miranda O’Hare. O’Hare is an Australian actress and writer who’s appeared in numerous short films and television series over the past decade. She started training as an actress at 12 years old and graduated from the University in Sydney with an undergrad writing degree.

Her appearance in VALORANT as Skye is just her second video game voice acting role, having previously played a different kind of agent as the melee-only Hybrid Zephyr from XCOM: Chimera Squad.

KAY/O’s voice actor – Gabe Kunda

KAY/O, one of VALORANT's initiators, holds a big weapon while being electrified.
Gabe Kunda is an experienced voice actor. Image via Riot Games

The suppressive robot agent known as KAY/O is voiced by Gabe Kunda. Kunda is a Texas-born actor and voice actor with credits in several popular anime titles, like My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, One Piece, Fairy Tail, and others. He’s also done an extensive amount of voiceover promo work.

He’s appeared in a few video games prior to VALORANT, including Far Cry 5, The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV, and Orcs Must Die! 3.

Killjoy’s voice actor – Eva Feiler

Killjoy, one of VALORANT's sentinels, holding an automatic pistol.
The German master of engineering easily controls the map in VALORANT. Image via Riot Games

The master of German engineering, Killjoy is voiced by Eva Feiler. Feiler has appeared in several notable British television series, like The Archers, Father Brown, and the Netflix hit series The Crown as a young Margaret Thatcher. She also has some theater credits in performances of Shakespearean plays Othello and The Merchant of Venice.

Cypher’s voice actor – Nabil Elouahabi

Cypher, one of VALORANT's sentinels , holding a pistol.
Cypher’s voice actor has been acting for more than 20 years. Image via Riot Games

The ultimate intel operative hailing from Morocco, Cypher is voiced by Nabil Elouahabi. Elouahabi is a British-Moroccan actor who’s been acting for well over two decades. His breakthrough came in 2003, landing a role in the iconic and long-running British soap opera EastEnders, where he played Tariq Larousi for two years, appearing in 165 episodes.

Outside of several other film and television roles, Elouahabi voiced multiple characters in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Sage’s voice actor – Naomi Yang

Sage, one of VALORANT's sentinels , holding a blue orb.
Sage is always looking ways to help her teammates. Image via Riot Games

The Chinese-born protector Sage is voiced by Naomi Yang. Yang is a Beijing-born actress who grew up in Manchester, England, and had her acting debut in the 2014 film Lilting under the name Naomi Christie. She’s appeared in numerous other television series and miniseries since then, including Mars and Brave New World.

Chamber’s voice actor – Hugo Pierre Martin

Chamber, one of VALORANT's sentinels, holding a huge shining gun.
Chamber kills in style. Image via Riot Games

The elite designer and sniper-sentinel out of France is voiced by Huge Pierre Martin, a native French speaker. He’s an accomplished actor who’s appeared in shows such as Westworld and I Am The Night, as well as films such as Glass. He’s also lent his voice to a handful of popular video games such as Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us: Part II, and Days Gone.

Neon’s voice actor – Vanille Velasquez

Neon, one of VALORANT's duelists, sending a message to her enemies.
Neon is a zappy and lighting-fast duelist. Image via Riot Games

The lightning-fast and lightning-firing duelist from the Phillipines, Neon is voiced by native Filipino voice actress Vanille Velasquez. Aside from Neon, Velasquez voices another electric agent created by Riot Games: Zeri in League of Legends. Velasquez also voices characters in shows such as Vanity High, Final Melody, and Jelly Ben and Pogo.

Fade’s voice actor – Selin Çuhadaroğlu

Fade, One of VALORANT's initiators , about to cover her head.
Fade is voiced by a Turkish-born actress. Image via Riot Games

The Turkish fear-inducing bounty hunter Fade is voiced by Turkish-born actress Selin Çuhadaroğlu. Çuhadaroğlu is most well known for her roles in Akinci, Further Instructions, and Let’s Kick It. Her voice work in VALORANT is her first video game voice credit.

Harbor’s voice actor – Sunil Malhotra

One of VALORANT's controllers, Harbor, holding a big gun
Harbor is voiced by the same actor who gave his voice to Akshan from League of Legends. Image via Riot Games

The India-born water-bending controller agent is voiced by famed voice actor Sunil Malhotra. Malhotra has lent his voice to other popular gaming characters, most notably Akshan from League of Legends, and has appeared in series like Fallout, Diablo, World of Warcraft, and others. His voice work outside of gaming includes credits on The Legend of Vox Machina, Blade Runner: Black Lotus, The Casagrandes, and more. Fittingly given his VALORANT character’s water-bending abilities, Malhotra also voiced Prince Wu in the Legend of Korra series.

Gekko’s voice actor – Alejandro Antonio Ruiz

Gekko VALORANT
Gekko and his voice actor have a lot in common. Image via Riot Games

The creature-wielding Los Angeles-based initiator Gekko is voiced by Alejandro Antonio Ruiz, who provides both the Spanish and English lines for the character. Ruiz, who like Gekko is the son of immigrants and was born in L.A., also voices characters in games such as The Callisto Protocol, Need for Speed: Unboound, Mobile Legends Bang Bang, and has provided his voice to different animation and audiobook projects.

Deadlock’s voice actor – unknown

Promotional artwork for VALORANT agent Deadlock.
Deadlock’s voice actor is still unknown. Image via Riot Games

For the time being, the voice actor or actress borrowing voice to Deadlock, the upcoming Sentinel, is still unknown. Since Deadlock hails from the cold of Norway and Riot aims to have voice actors who closely depict VALORANT agents, I can only assume this voice actor will be Norwegian-born.


If you’re interested in learning even more about VALORANT, you may also enjoy our guide on the real names of all VALORANT agents.


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VALORANT lead staff writer, also covering CS:GO, FPS games, other titles, and the wider esports industry. Watching and writing esports since 2014. Previously wrote for Dexerto, Upcomer, Splyce, and somehow MySpace. Jack of all games, master of none.
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