All VALORANT agent voice actors

Ever since its release in 2020, VALORANT has welcomed new agents to its roster every once in a while, leaving us infatuated with its diverse and growing cast. If you’re wondering who the voice actor of your favorite agent is, you’ve come to the right place for an answer.

All our beloved VALORANT agents flaunt unique origin stories and accents that shape and support their gameplay design. Riot Games chooses the voice actors behind these characters pretty meticulously, with the goal to maintain originality. Most voice actors in this game share the same background as the agent they represent or are incredibly close. Thanks to such intricate lore, map correlations, and excellent voice artists, listening to these agents speak of their past, their growth, and commitment to their present is an absolute delight.

Here’s a list of all VALORANT agent voice actors.

Full cast list of all VALORANT voice actors:

Brimstone’s voice actor – Steve Blum

One of the (two) founding members of VALORANT Protocol, Brimstone is the roster’s elder statesman. Equipped with powerful site-controlling abilities and polished experience, he’s a force to be reckoned with in the battlefield. While his overall nature and style of speaking is generally composed, some of his voice lines indicate he can be snappy toward his enemies too.

If you’re wondering who’s behind that deep voice, it’s none other than Steve Blum. One of the most accomplished voice actors of all time, Blum even grabbed a Guinness World Record for the most video game voice acting credits, spread across hundreds of games, films, and shows since late 1980s. Besides our favorite tac shooter, he has also contributed to hit video game franchises like Halo, Call of Duty, Warcraft, Dota, and The Elder Scrolls.

Viper’s voice actor – Ashly Burch

Viper is the other founding member of VALORANT Protocol. Like Brimstone, she’s a controller too. Her unique abilities are powered by poison, making her one of the most daunting agents to deal with. While she flaunts a toxic and revengeful personality, we can’t deny the emotions that drove Viper into becoming what she’s today. Her voice lines, slightly muffled by the gas mask she wears, are scary, but influential.

As Viper’s voice, notable artist Ashley Burch does an excellent job representing the toxin queen’s quirks. Besides her successful gig with Riot, Burch has voiced multiple iconic video game characters, including Borderlands‘ Tiny Tina, Horizon Zero Dawn’s Alloy, and Life is Strange’s Chloe Price. She also appeared in Saints Row, Fortnite, and other superhero/comic book-inspired games.

Omen’s voice actor – Jason Marnocha

While he’s now a ghost with no stable memory of his past, Omen was once a human—and this is just a small part of the gripping lore Riot has to narrate about his origins. It’s not everyday we get to hear such emotional voice lines, based on love and loss, in a video game.

Omen is a complex character, which is evident in his ghostly, pain-ridden tone. And veteran voice actor Jason Marnocha’s gravely voice is the only touch of life he needed to make a mark in our hearts. Besides VALORANT, Marnocha also voiced the dark prince Prince Renathal from World of Warcraft and several different characters from Smite. Not just video games: he has also lent his unique voice to multiple anime titles, including One Punch Man, Hunter x Hunter, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and others.

Astra’s voice actor – Effie Nkrumah

Hailing from Ghana, Astra possesses a chirpy personality. Unlike most VALORANT agents, despite the losses endured, she is filled with positivity and likes to keep her friends entertained with a musical tone of speaking. Her voice lines seldom fails to put a smile on a player’s face.

Ghanaian-Australian artist Effie Nkrumah is the voice behind Astra. With roots in poetry, comedy, dance, and several other forms of art that address Blackness, constructs of race, and diaspora, Nkrumah seems to have been the perfect pick to bring the cheerful black agent to life. Interestingly, during Astra’s release back in 2021, VALORANT creative director David Notthingham revealed Riot’s intended collaboration with Nkrumah and that, due to the pandemic, she would lend her voice remotely from Accra, Ghana.

Phoenix’s voice actor – Afolabi Alli

As one of the game’s first duelists to be recruited to VALORANT Protocol, Phoenix displays an overconfident and ambitious nature, which is clearly evident in his voicelines. While he can be very unpredictable and stubborn in his ways, he also cares about those on his side and would do everything to protect them.

Phoenix’s strong English accent is fueled by Afolabi Alli’s warm and friendly tone. Alli isn’t traditionally a voice actor. Based in London, he attended drama school and has been a notable presence in theatre. He has performed in popular plays, including Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and The Merry Wives of Windsor, as part of the Royal Shakespeare Company in London. 

Jett’s voice actor – Shannon Arrum Williams

Arguably the best duelist agent in VALORANT, Jett is arrogant and hyper-driven against her enemies. She’s designed to cater to players who are risk-takers and don’t comply with rules. While her voicelines are far from humble and warm, her need to emerge victorious in every fight aligns with the Protocol’s cause—thankfully.

Jett hails from South Korea, so who better to make her shine than ex K-pop singer Shannon Arrum Williams? Popularly known as just Shannon, she’s a British-Korean artist who first appeared on the South Korean television show Star King. She has also released two EPs and several singles over her presence in the industry. She also streams VALORANT and Marvel Rivals on Twitch, with over 300,000 followers.

Reyna’s voice actor – Karina Altamirano

Like Viper, Reyna has a complex history, which shapes the revengeful and unpredictable nature she flaunts. While her emotions are driven by many factors, none is as influential as her sister, Lucia, who she seemingly has to keep alive using her powers to absorb life energy from dead enemies. Some of her voicelines display the battlefield confidence she nurtures inside her, while the rest reflect concerns over Lucia’s well-being and revenge against those who crippled Lucia.

Like Reyna, her voice actor, Karina Altamirano, also hails from Mexico. Altamirano has worked for numerous prominent shows, including One Piece, Dragon Ball, and several others, as a Spanish voice actor. She also voices Reyna in the Latin American version of VALORANT.

Raze’s voice actor – Carolina Ravassa

As an engineer, Raze loves tinkering around with scraps and paint to create explosive equipment that’s both colorful and catastrophic. Unlike most duelists in VALORANT, she doesn’t show signs of vivid arrogance, although she’s pretty confident about her grenades and bots. Her cheerful voicelines never fails to bring up the team’s spirits, even if a loss is impending.

Raze speaks through Carolina Ravassa, a notable Colombian voice actor in the video game industry. While she’s best known for being Sombra’s voice in Overwatch, Ravassa has also appeared in popular titles like Grand Theft Auto V, Marvel’s Avengers, and Cyberpunk 2077.

Yoru’s voice actor – Daisuke Takahashi

An expert in manipulation, master trickster Yoru is evidently arrogant and always driven to independently tackle a problem—just like his peers. Even when he’s strongly talking about revenge and competition, however, his voice is strangely soothing to hear. Interestingly, Yoru seems to be very passionate about uncovering his past, hoping his allegiance to Protocol will one day lead him to the answers he seeks.

Daisuke Takahashi (not to be confused with the Olympic figure skater) is the man behind Yoru’s intricate accent. Having voiced characters in Devilman: Crybaby and Kuruko’s Basketball and appeared in the Netflix miniseries The Forest of Love: Deep Cut, he’s certainly a big name in the Japanese industry. As a video game voice actor, he has also contributed to characters in Final Fantasy XV: Comrades and Resident Evil 2.

Sova’s voice actor – Aaron Vodovoz

Armed with precision based on information, Sova emerges from the tough winters of Russia to help the VALORANT Protocol achieve its goal. Like most of his friends at Protocol, the intel expert has had a rough past. One of his eyes had to be replaced with a mechanical one after he lost it to an accident. Despite his past, he has proven to be one of the most measured agents on the roster and Brimstone’s most trusted ally.

Sova’s charming Russian accent and reassuring dialogues has been brought to life by Aaron Vodovox, a notable actor. Besides making appearances in movies like The King’s Man and Tetris, he’s also known for his voice acting gig in Warhammer III.

Breach’s voice actor – David Menkin

Swedish ground blaster Breach’s complex personality is driven by multiple factors. From being a criminal to joining VALORANT Protocol, Breach is now a changed man. But he seems to carry remnants of his past as indicated by his impatient and aggressive nature depicted in voicelines. 

Breach is played by Norwegian-American actor David Menkin, also known for lending his voice to several characters across major franchises. In TV, he has been part of series like Bob the Builder, Floogals, Space Chicken in Space, and more. In video games, he’s the voice of Preston Marlowe from the Battlefield: Bad Company series, as well as Captain Joseph Brady from Battlefield 3. He has also appeared in Horizon Zero Dawn, World of Warcraft, and other titles.

Skye’s voice actor – Miranda O’Hare

Serving as a reliable guide to her team, Skye brings a mix of ambition, fun, and therapeutics to the battlefield. With the ability to both heal and damage, she sports a humble personality, but is always ready to uplift the team’s spirits when needed. Her interactions with other agents are quite entertaining to hear, especially when she talks about her fur buddies and potential to tap into any creature’s reality.

Australian actor and writer Miranda O’Hare is the voice behind Skye. O’Hare has appeared in several short films and television series since the start of her career. Playing Skye is only her second voice acting gig in a video game, with her debut being voicing Zephyr in XCOM Chimera Squad.

KAY/O’s voice actor – Gabe Kunda

KAY/O is the only AI-powered agent in VALORANT. Living up to the reason he was created, he’s committed to maintaining peace between the Radiant and human races while fighting evil. His dialogues are simple yet entertaining, with some of them referring to his origin and crucial events in an alternate timeline.

KAY/O is vocally powered up by USA born voice actor Gabe Kunda. While Kunda’s voice has been modified to fit the robot tone, he does an excellent job portraying what we’d expect from a robot: Little to no emotion. Kunda is also associated with popular anime franchises like My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, One Piece, Fairy Tail, and others. Prior to VALORANT, he has voiced characters for video game IPs like CoD, Far Cry, and more. 

Killjoy’s voice actor – Eva Feiler

Equipped with inventive prowess, German engineer Killjoy maintains a composed and practical attitude with a touch of cheer, even in tough situations. She’s dedicated to helping VALORANT Protocol in her own creative ways, with bots, turrets, and more. You can find a lot of crucial advice in her voicelines, not just for the game, but also for real life.

Killjoy is voiced by Eva Feiler, a notable English-speaking voice actor who can do a high-standard German accent. Feiler has appeared in notable British television series, like The Archers, Father Brown, and the Netflix hit series The Crown as a young Margaret Thatcher. She also has theater credits in performances of Shakespearean plays Othello and The Merchant of Venice.

Cypher’s voice actor – Nabil Elouahabi

Mysterious Moroccan spy Cypher is an expert at collecting information, whether it’s on his enemies or allies. While he has proven to be a valuable asset to the Protocol, some of his voicelines sound pretty shady. According to some of the dialogues, Cypher seems to have endured hefty emotional loss, which is just one potential reason behind his secretive nature. 

Nabil Elouahabi, a notable, British-Moroccan actor who’s been acting for well over two decades, voices Cypher. He’s best known for playing Tariq Larousi in the iconic and long-running British soap opera EastEnders, appearing in 165 episodes. Outside of several other film and television roles, Elouahabi voiced characters in Dragon Age: Inquisition, Diablo IV, and Elden Ring.

Sage’s voice actor – Naomi Yang

Gentle and protective of her loved ones, Sage is undoubtedly the most compassionate VALORANT agent. Almost all her dialogues are designed to empower her allies, and her soothing voice makes them even better. She holds the mantle of a healer, even though her abilities offer other benefits of a sentinel too.

Naomi Yang is the pleasant voice behind our beloved Sage. She’s 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 has appeared in numerous other television series and miniseries since then, including Mars and Brave New World.

Chamber’s voice actor – Hugo Pierre Martin

Chamber has a separate fan base in the VALORANT community, and not just because of his powerful gilded weapons. The French weapon designer has an incredibly attractive personality coupled with a charming voice. That said, the lore isn’t really clear about his reliability in the battle against Omega Earth, with theories suggesting he has conspired with his Omega counterpart to destroy the Everett-Linde Research Facility before.

Huge Pierre Martin, a native French speaker, is the man behind Chamber’s alluring voice. An accomplished actor who’s appeared in shows such as Westworld and I Am The Night, as well as films such as Glass, he has also lent his voice to popular video games such as Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us: Part II, and Days Gone.

Neon’s voice actor – Vanille Velasquez

Neon is full of speed and power, letting her tackle her enemies before they can retaliate. As a confident agent supercharged with electricity, she loves handing out open challenges and, like her ally duelists, can be arrogant at times. Her dialogues are short and snappy, with most of them asking teammates to move out of her way or warning enemies about her rage.

Neon is voiced by native Filipino voice actress Vanille Velasquez. Interestingly, Velasquez voices another game character created by Riot: Zeri in League of Legends who’s also an electricity-based champion. Velasquez also voices characters in shows such as Vanity High, Final Melody, and Jelly Ben and Pogo.

Fade’s voice actor – Selin Çuhadaroğlu

Fade is one of VALORANT’s most mysterious agents, relying on fear-inducing mechanisms to cripple her enemies. As a Turkish bounty hunter, she gave Protocol a very hard time before agreeing to work with the organization and fight against Omega Earth. Most of her voicelines are about the darkest fears and thoughts someone could have and how she uses such things to her advantage.

Fade is voiced by Turkish-born actress Selin Çuhadaroğlu. Çuhadaroğlu is popular for her roles in Akinci, Further Instructions, and Let’s Kick It. VALORANT is her first video game credit, but looking at her work with representing Fade’s complexities, she definitely has the potential to land more gigs in this industry.

Harbor’s voice actor – Sunil Malhotra

As a controller, Harbor belongs to the most experienced group of agents. As depicted in his origin story and dialogues, he’s a confident and composed man who’s full of life and ready to motivate his allies whenever needed. 

Staying true to his roots, Harbor is voiced by popular Indian voice actor Sunil Malhotra. Malhotra has lent his voice to other gaming characters—most notably Akshan from League of Legends—besides appearing in franchises like Fallout, Diablo, World of Warcraft, and others. Outside of gaming, he has bagged credits on The Legend of Vox Machina, Blade Runner: Black Lotus, The Casagrandes, and more. Malhotra has also voiced Prince Wu in the Legend of Korra series.

Gekko’s voice actor – Alejandro Antonio Ruiz

Gekko has one of the most fun voices and humble personalities in the game, which perfectly complement the energies of his adorable pets. Hailing from Los Angeles, his story has been all about uncovering Kingdom Laboratories’ shady intentions with Radianite. He also shares a deep mentor-like bond with Reyna who often compares him to her sister Lucia. 

Gekko is voiced by Alejandro Antonio Ruiz who’s also responsible for the agent’s lines in the Spanish version of the game. Like Gekko, Ruiz is the son of immigrants and was born in L.A., making him a perfect choice to play the creature-wielding initiator. Besides Gekko, he has voiced game characters in The Callisto Protocol, Need for Speed: Unbound, and Mobile Legends Bang Bang, and has also lent his voice to different animation and audiobook projects too.

Deadlock’s voice actor – Nora Gjestvang

Hailing from the cold and beautiful Norway, Deadlock is one of VALORANT’s strongest sentinel agents. True to her name, she packs in a deadly kit of abilities fueled by cutting-edge nanowire.

Deadlock’s attractive yet intimidating tone is voiced by talented artist Nora Gjestvang. Being a Norwegian herself, Gjestvang does an excellent job portraying the sentinel’s tough and driven nature shaped by the country’s harsh winters, as depicted in VALORANT’s lore. Besides her gig for Riot’s tac shooter, she has also lent her voice acting skills to popular animated movie characters like Moana, Yi, and Miriam.

Clove’s voice actor – Isla Campbell

While being able to drop smokes after death is their greatest power, Clove’s abilities provide well-rounded support to the team without affecting their independent nature. Not only is their playstyle different from other controller agents, they also possess a quirky accent which is incredibly fun to hear.

Clove is voiced by Scottish actor and musician Isla Campbell, also known for bringing the trans and non-binary character, Theo, to life in the TV series Float. Despite being a new name in the industry, Campbell’s work speaks for itself. We all love how chatty and innocent our wee death-defying troublemaker is, don’t we?

Vyse’s voice actor – Marta Svetek

Besides lending her expertise with liquid metal to VALORANT’s cause, Vyse displays a laser-focused and merciless attitude against her enemies. There’s something oddly satisfying about her dialogues, powered by her intimidating metallic voice and manipulative tendencies. 

While Vyse’s nationality is unknown, the gap doesn’t stop Slovenian voice actor Marta Svetek from giving the mysterious agent the powerful voice she deserves. Besides VALORANT, Svetek has also worked with popular video game franchises like Five Nights at Freddy’s and Battlefield 2024 to create unique characters.

Tejo’s voice actor – Unknown

The latest VALORANT agent, Tejo, flaunts a high-tech “ballistic guidance system” that lets him chase enemies out of their hideouts—or give up on their lives. Unlike what you’d expect from someone who carries explosives and sticky grenades among other things, the Colombian intel expert possesses a composed way of talking.

Unfortunately, Riot hasn’t revealed the name of Tejo’s voice actor just yet. Interestingly, however, the voice we hear in his official gameplay trailer has been confirmed to be Alejandro Cantor, a popular caster for VALORANT esports LATAM and streamer. We’ll update this section once Riot confirms the name of Tejo’s actual voice actor.

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