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- Marvel features 37 characters and each of them has a unique voice.
- Voice actors include Yuri Lowenthal, Nolan North, Troy Baker, and more.
- New heroes The Thing and Human Torch are voiced by Andrew Morgado and Scott Whyte respectively.
With the newly released Season 1.5 for Marvel Rivals in full swing, there’s been a lot of mystery among players around who voices the 6v6 title’s massive cast of superheroes and villains. Now that some of the voice actors are known to the player base, there’s a fine selection of big names here paired with fresh talent. Here’s what you need to know about the game’s voice actors you can expect to hear during hero call-outs.
All Marvel Rivals voice actors behind the heroes – full list
Marvel Rivals features a dynamic roster of 37 characters, most of which has a different voice actor. As of Season 1.5, the list has expanded with new voice actors who have been recently added to the game. You can hear their performances during the gameplay or the intro screen if you’re playing Marvel Rivals. Here are all the Marvel Rivals behind the voice actors:
- Adam Warlock: Jordan Reynolds
- Black Panther: James Mathis III
- Black Widow: Laura Bailey
- Bruce Banner: Joe Zieja
- Captain America: Brian Bloom
- Cloak & Dagger: Cloak – Hakeem Ysaguirre , Dagger – Xanthe Huynh
- Doctor Doom and Thor: Travis Willingham
- Doctor Strange: Liam O’Brien
- Galacta: Cassandra Morris
- Groot: Adam Harrington
- Hawkeye and Master Weaver : Andrew Kishino
- Hela: Nika Futterman
- Hero Hulk: Fred Tatasciore
- Human Torch: Scott Whyte
- Invisible Woman: Suzie Yeung
- Iron Fist: Stephen Fu
- Iron Man: Josh Keaton
- Jeff The Land Shark: Jon Bailey
- Loki: Troy Baker
- Luna Snow: Judy Alice Lee
- Magik: Abby Trott
- Magneto: James Arnold Tyler
- Mantis: Colleen O’Shaughnessy
- Master Weaver: Andrew Kishino
- Mister Fantastic: Ian James Corlett
- Moon Knight: Erik Braa
- Namor: Daniel Marin
- Peni Parker: Sally Amaki
- Psylocke: Alpha Takahashi
- Rocket Raccoon: Nolan North
- Scarlet Witch: Kate Higgins
- Spider-Man: Yuri Lowenthal
- Spider-Zero: Daisy Lightfoot
- Squirrel Girl: Milana Vayntrub
- Star-Lord: Scott Porter
- Storm: Mara Junot
- The Punisher: Bill Millsap
- The Thing: Andrew Morgado
- Venom and Wolverine: Steve Blum
- Winter Soldier: Eliah Mountjoy
Adam Warlock: Jordan Reynolds
From Siegfried in Granblue Fantasy: Relink to Boone Morgan in Starfield, Jordan Reynolds is a familiar name in the gaming industry. He has lent his voice to games like Street Fighter Six and shows like Undead Unluck as well. He brings his skill to voicing Adam Warlock in the new Marvel title.
Black Panther: James Mathis III
Considering that James Mathis III has voiced Black Panther in Marvel projects like the Avengers Assemble TV show and The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, it’s no surprise that he returns for the game. He has also supported games like Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and Dead Space.
Black Widow: Laura Bailey
American voice actor Laura Bailey is well-known for her work in animated films, video games, and anime. Voice roles include Dragon Ball Z’s Kid Trunks, The Last of Us: Part II’s Abby, and Critical Role’s Vex’ahlia, a role she co-founded. She is a renowned artist, having won a BAFTA and a Game Award.
Bruce Banner: Joe Zieja
Joe’s work include Fire Emblem Three Houses (Claude Von Riegan), Just Cause 4 (Cesar), Star Fox Zero: The Battle Begins (Fox McCloud), Fate/Apocrypha (Achilles) and many other anime and game roles. He has also written the Epic Failure Trilogy, a sci-fi series.
Captain America: Brian Bloom
American playwright and actor Brian Bloom is famous for lending his voice to animated films and video games. As a voice actor, he has played Captain America in the Avengers series, Wolfenstein’s BJ Blazkowicz, and Dragon Age’s Varric Tethras. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was co-written by Bloom, demonstrating his versatility.
Cloak & Dagger: Hakeem Ysaguirre and Xanthe Huynh
Native of Queens, New York, Hakeem Ysaguirre goes by the stage name Kameechi and is a voice actor and musician in the United States. His voice acting career took off after he left his hip-hop duo Duece Tre Duece, and he became famous for his role as Cloak in Marvel Rivals. Along with Grand Theft Auto V, his involvement extends to Grand Theft Auto Online.
Famous for her work in video games and anime, Xanthe Huynh is a voice actress from the United States. She provided the voice of Dagger in Marvel Rivals, Haru Okumura in Persona 5, and Ui Hirasawa in K-On! Her varied work includes voice acting in games like Fire Emblem and Hunter x Hunter.
Doctor Doom and Thor: Travis Willingham
Travis is among the more popular names on this list. With extensive roles in storytelling brand Critical Role and games like LEGO Marvel Avengers (Thor) and World of Warcraft: Dragonflight (High Exarch Turalyon), he’s a great choice for the mantle of Doctor Doom. And with a multiverse-themed storyline, expect even more variants of this menace to arrive.
Doctor Strange: Liam O’Brien
Liam O’Brien returns to voice Doctor Strange. He voiced Strange in the Spider-Man TV show and Marvel Future Revolution. He’s also had roles in highly-rated anime like Sailor Moon, Baki, and Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin.
Galacta: Cassandra Morris
Be it Morgana in Persona 5, Operator 6O in Nier: Automata, or Elphelt Valentine in the Guilty Gear series, Cassandra has had a lot of incredible roles in video games. She brings that talent over to Galacta, a mentor of sorts who gets you through the tutorial and battle pass mechanics.
Groot: Adam Harrington
While you might think that Groot’s vocal range isn’t particularly impressive, that’s not the case with Adam. He has voiced characters in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (Groot) and Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite (Grandmaster Meio). His Non-Marvel work includes XCOM 2: War of the Chosen and Triangle Strategy.
Hawkeye and Master Weaver : Andrew Kishino
Andrew Kishino is a Canadian voice actor and rapper. Having a strong, powerful voice, he has performed for Saw Gerrera in Star Wars: The Bad Batch, and Shang Tsung in Mortal Kombat 1. He has also provided voice for Batman: Arkham game characters. He’s also rumored to play The Hood in Marvel Rivals.
Hela: Nika Futterman
From Destiny 2: Lightfall’s Eva Levante to The Boy and the Heron’s Oyuki, Nika has voiced iconic characters across shows, games, and anime films. She brings this star power over to voice Hela in the game.
Hero Hulk: Fred Tatasciore
For Marvel, Fred has voiced Hulk and other characters in animated roles in Hulk and the Agents of Smash, Avengers Assemble, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Ultimate Spider-Man. So it’s not surprising that he returns to voice the monstrous alter ego of Bruce Banner.
Human Torch: Scott Whyte
Scott Whyte is an American voice actor and actor, renowned for voicing Crash Bandicoot in Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time and Human Torch in Marvel Rivals. He has also starred in City Guys and films including D2: The Mighty Ducks.
Invisible Woman: Suzie Yeung
Suzie Yeung is known for voicing Yuffie in Final Fantasy VII Remake, Makima in Chainsaw Man, and Eula in Genshin Impact, and she’s a rising star in anime and gaming.
Iron Fist: Stephen Fu
Stephen Fu is a popular voice actor known for voicing Diamant, Itsuki Hashima, and Kaname Sudo.
Iron Man: Josh Keaton
From young Hercules in Disney’s adaptation and Peter Parker in The Spectacular Spider-Man series to Captain America in X-Men ’97, Josh Keaton has voiced a lot of well-known heroes. And as he played Iron Man in Marvel’s Midnight Suns, he reprises the role for the free 6v6 game from Marvel.
Jeff The Land Shark: Jon Bailey
Jon Bailey, often known as Epic Voice Guy, is a popular voice actor known for narrating Honest Trailers. His noteworthy works include voicing Optimus Prime in Transformers productions like Bumblebee and Transformers One, Ryan Reynolds’ soundalike in Detective Pikachu, and roles in video games like XCOM 2.
Loki: Troy Baker
Troy Baker is an incredible voice actor and has made an indelible impact in roles like Pagan Min in Far Cry 4, Joel from The Last of Us, and Booker DeWitt in BioShock: Infinite. He voiced Loki in the Guardians of the Galaxy TV show. So it makes sense that he’s back to voice the iconic character.
Luna Snow: Judy Alice Lee
Hearing Melinoë from Hades 2 might have surprised fans who are enjoying Marvel Rivals’ playtest. Judy has also voiced characters in Genshin Impact (Yun Jin), Unicorn Overlord (Yunifi), and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 (Seraph). She voices Luna Snow in the game.
Magik: Abby Trott
Abby has voiced several notable characters like Karyl in Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, Wonder Woman in MultiVersus, and Spiral in the X-Men ’97 series. She voices Magik in the new Marvel title.
Magneto: James Arnold Tyler
Green Arrow from Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Ratchet from the Ratchet & Clank games, and Gabe Logan from the Syphon Filter games are just some of James’ best performances. He has voice-dubbed for iconic Holloywood actors as well. He voices Magneto in the game.
Mantis: Colleen O’Shaughnessy
Mantis is voiced by Colleen O’Shaughnessy. She’s known for performances like Tails in multiple Sonic the Hedgehog films and shows and Jean in Fire Emblem: Engage.
Mister Fantastic: Ian James Corlett
Ian James Corlett is a well-known Canadian voice actor who has played legendary roles in animation. His notable roles include Goku in Dragon Ball Z, Cheetor in Beast Wars: Transformers, Mega Man in the Mega Man franchise, Skales in Ninjago, and Mr. Fantastic in Marvel Rivals.
Moon Knight: Erik Braa
Erik Braa is an accomplished voice actor best recognized for his dynamic performances in video games. His notable performances include Draven, Jax, and Vel’Koz in League of Legends, Danny in The Walking Dead: 400 Days, and Master Kohga in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
Namor: Daniel Marin
Namor’s performance is voiced by Daniel Marin. He has lent his voice to Gus Rodriguez in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Emanuel in Imprisoned.
Peni Parker: Sally Amaki
In an interesting turn of events, Sally Amaki will be voicing Peni Parker. She’s known for her role as Kiriko in Overwatch 2 and Carol Olston in the series Tomo-chan Is a Girl!
Psylocke: Alpha Takahashi
Alpha Takahashi is a brilliant Japanese-American voice actor who delivers compelling portrayals. Her notable performances include Hanako Arasaka in Cyberpunk 2077, Psylocke in Marvel Rivals, and characters in Bullet Train, Kubo and the Two Strings, and Warframe: 1999. Her varied voice shines in both video games and cinema.
Rocket Raccoon: Nolan North
Nolan North returns to voice Rocket Raccoon as he had voiced him in Telltale’s Guardians of the Galaxy game. He’s one of the biggest names in the industry, with appearances like Deadpool in Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Iron Man in Marvel’s Avengers, and Nathan Drake from the Uncharted games. As someone who has been a part of Marvel games before, we’re not too surprised to see him return to a familiar role.
Scarlet Witch: Kate Higgins
From Sakura Haruno in the Naruto franchise and Sailor Mercury in the Sailor Moon to Saber in the Fate/Stay Night and CC in Code Geass (2006), Kate’s work has shouldered a variety of anime characters. She voices Scarlet Witch in Marvel Rivals.
Spider-Man: Yuri Lowenthal
We’re not surprised that Yuri Lowenthal is back to voice everyone’s favourite web-slinging hero. He returns as Peter Parker from the previous Spider-Man games from Insomniac Games. He’s also voiced characters in well-known titles like Helldivers 2 (Default Helldiver Voice 2), Mortal Kombat 1 (Smoke), and Genshin Impact (Dainsleif).
Spider-Zero: Daisy Lightfoot
Daisy has voiced Electro in the Spider-Man TV series, Natalie in Marvel Rising: Initiation, and Shuri in LEGO Marvel Superheroes: Black Panther – Trouble in Wakanda. She returns to voice Spider-Zero.
Squirrel Girl: Milana Vayntrub
Milana Vayntrub is a skilled voice actor recognized for her energetic performances. She achieved notoriety as Lily Adams in AT&T commercials and as Squirrel Girl in Marvel Rising and Marvel Rivals. Her most renowned works include Other Space, This Is Us, Werewolves Within, and the popular game God of War Ragnarok.
Star-Lord: Scott Porter
Porter has already worked on a variety of projects like Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3, Batman: Arkham Knight, Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, and Injustice 2. He voices Star-Lord as he weaves between foes with dual laser pistols in the game.
Storm: Mara Junot
Mara’s previous work includes Call of Duty, Destiny 2, Genshin Impact, Mortal Kombat 11, League of Legends, and God of War: Ragnarök. She voices Storm as her wind powers decimate the battlefield.
The Punisher: Bill Millsap
From Josel in Unicorn Overlord to Anre in Granblue Fantasy: Relink, Bill has worked on several notable games and TV series. He lends his voice to the Punisher in the game.
The Thing: Andrew Morgado
Andrew Morgado is a skilled American voice actor best known for his work in animation and video games. His most well-known roles include Cliffjumper in Bumblebee, Kouichi Adachi in Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and Sanjar Nandi in The Outer Worlds. He also provided his voice for Destiny 2 and Mortal Kombat 11.
Venom and Wolverine: Steve Blum
Steve Blum is known for their performance as Wolverine from Marvel’s Wolverine and the X-Men in addition to characters like Spike from Cowboy Bebop and Amon from The Legend of Korra. He voices Venom and Wolverine in Marvel Rivals.
Winter Soldier: Eliah Mountjoy
Eliah Mountjoy is an accomplished voice actor best known for his captivating performances in major video games and media. He performed as the Winter Soldier in Marvel Rivals, Kurt Hansen in Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, and Pete Myers in Fallout 76: Nuka-World on Tour. His work also includes Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.
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Marvel Rivals
- Platform(s): macOS, PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
- Genre(s): Fighting, Shooter
