All Voice Actors in Final Fantasy Resonance: English and Japanese Cast

Final Fantasy Resonance brings back characters from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, along with the legendary heroes from across the franchise through its Vision system. Square Enix has assembled an impressive voice cast for the occasion and the main story features both English and Japanese voice acting

If you’re curious about who’s behind your favorite character, here’s the complete voice cast of Final Fantasy Resonance, including the actors behind all 26 Visions.

All English and Japanese Voice Actors in Final Fantasy Resonance

There are 14 principal story characters with credited English and Japanese voice actors in Final Fantasy Resonance. These include your playable party members, important allies, and the six members of the Sworn Six of Paladia.

Character	English Voice Actor	Japanese Voice Actor
Rain	Clifford Chapin	Nobuhiko Okamoto
Lasswell	Alejandro Saab	Yusuke Kobayashi
Fina	Lizzie Freeman	Akane Fujita
Nichol	Khoi Dao	Tsubasa Yonaga
Lid	Elsie Lovelock	Ayaka Ohashi
Jake	Jonah Scott	Yoshimasa Hosoya
Sakura	AmaLee	Aoi Yuki
Archwitch Fina (Dark Fina)	Corey Pettit	Inori Minase
Veritas of the Dark	Ian Sinclair	Akio Otsuka
Veritas of the Heavens	Ricco Fajardo	Show Hayami
Veritas of the Waters	Colleen Clinkenbeard	Kana Hanazawa
Veritas of the Flame	Paul St. Peter	Kenta Miyake
Veritas of the Earth	Kieran Flitton	Yuichi Nakamura
Veritas of the Light	Morgan Berry	Yoshino Nanjo

All Vision Voice Actors in Final Fantasy Resonance

In addition to the main cast, Final Fantasy Resonance features 26 Visions, including characters from every numbered Final Fantasy game and several familiar faces from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.

Visions retain their Japanese voice acting even if you’ve selected English as your voice language. This means you’ll hear Cloud, Lightning, Noctis, and the rest of the Visions speaking Japanese during their voiced sequences and attacks.

Here are the Japanese voice actors for all 26 Visions.

Character	Original Game	Japanese Voice Actor
Warrior of Light	Final Fantasy I	Toshihiko Seki
Firion	Final Fantasy II	Hikaru Midorikawa
Onion Knight	Final Fantasy III	Jun Fukuyama
Cecil Harvey	Final Fantasy IV	Shizuma Hodoshima
Bartz Klauser	Final Fantasy V	Soichiro Hoshi
Terra Branford	Final Fantasy VI	Yukari Fukui
Cloud Strife	Final Fantasy VII	Takahiro Sakurai
Sephiroth	Final Fantasy VII	Toshiyuki Morikawa
Squall Leonhart	Final Fantasy VIII	Hideo Ishikawa
Zidane Tribal	Final Fantasy IX	Romi Park
Tidus	Final Fantasy X	Masakazu Morita
Shantotto	Final Fantasy XI	Megumi Hayashibara
Vaan	Final Fantasy XII	Kohei Takeda
Lightning	Final Fantasy XIII	Maaya Sakamoto
Y’shtola	Final Fantasy XIV	Ai Kayano
Noctis Lucis Caelum	Final Fantasy XV	Tatsuhisa Suzuki
Clive Rosfield	Final Fantasy XVI	Yuya Uchida
Leah	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Azusa Aoi
Tronn	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Taihi Kimura
Amelia	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Miko Tateishi
Camille	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Natsuko Abe
Wilhelm	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Kodai Sumi
Aileen	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Anju Oda
Charlotte	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Yoko Hikasa
Victoria	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Madoka Kido
Ayaka	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius	Kaede Hondo

Many of the returning Final Fantasy characters are portrayed by their established Japanese actors. For example, Takahiro Sakurai reprises his role as Cloud, Toshiyuki Morikawa voices Sephiroth, and Maaya Sakamoto returns as Lightning.

How to Change Voice Language in Final Fantasy Resonance

Final Fantasy Resonance lets you switch between English and Japanese voice acting, with separate options for text language and subtitles. If you prefer the original Japanese performances or think the partial dubbing breaks immersion, you can change the voice language. Here’s how:

1. Go to the Final Fantasy Resonance title screen.
2. Open Options.
3. Find the Voice Language setting.
4. Select either English or Japanese.
5. Confirm your selection and return to the game.

You can also change the text language, so it’s possible to play with Japanese voices and English subtitles. Here are all the languages you can pick for the text:

• English
• Japanese
• German
• French
• Spanish
• Korean
• Simplified Chinese
• Traditional Chinese

Keep in mind that this setting primarily affects the main story cast. The Visions use Japanese voice acting regardless of which language you select, so switching to English won’t change Cloud, Sephiroth, or the other returning characters’ voices.

While you’re here be sure to check out our full Final Fantasy Resonance chapter 1 checklist.