Fire Emblem Engage voice actors - English and Japanese VAs for Alear, Rosado, and more

As is the case with any character-driven RPG, knowing who the Fire Emblem Engage voice actors are is set to be a hot topic. Now that the credits have rolled on the new game, we finally know who voices each of the several dozen characters you'll interact with on your journey, with Japanese and English voiceovers available from the start.

Down below, we're going to prepare a long list of Fire Emblem Engage voice actors that'll get more and more populated as we comb through the game. We found out who would voice the male and female versions of the protagonist in Japanese almost as soon as the game was announced, but the English-language talent was kept a secret until release.

For more on the new strategy RPG, we suggest looking at the current Fire Emblem Engage characters list. We've combed through the trailer to figure out who is who. After that, our Fire Emblem Engage release date hub can help you count down the days.

Fire Emblem Engage voice actors

With the game now out in the open, we've scoured through the in-game credits to grab the names of the Fire Emblem Engage voice actors who put their talents to work in the latest game in the series.

You'll hear a few of these appear in Fire Emblem Heroes as their characters make their way into the mobile game. Likewise, you'll recognise returning names from past games and, where their games were too old to feature voice acting, the names of those who gave old protagonists their voice in Fire Emblem Heroes.

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