All MultiVersus voice actors: Full character cast
Wikipedia / DexertoIf you’re playing MultiVersus and are wondering who the likes of Arya Stark and Shaggy are voiced by, here’s a full breakdown of the cast and their associated voice actors.
The characters featured in MultiVersus are from various franchises associated with Warner Bros, and there are lots of familiar faces, from Tom & Jerry to Batman, and more.
Despite having some similarities to Smash Bros, the competitive nature of this platform brawler has proven incredibly popular. In case you’re wondering how the game plays, our MultiVersus review has everything you need to know.
Currently, the game already boasts over 20 characters, so let’s take a look at all the actors who voice these legendary characters within MultiVersus.
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All MultiVersus voice actors: Full cast
Currently, MultiVersus has a total of 19 characters available to hop into a match, but with more characters like Rick and Morty on the way, we will add to the list with each character’s voice actors as they arrive in-game.
Batman: Kevin Conroy
The man behind Batman’s vocalization is none other than Kevin Conroy himself. Despite Conroy’s passing in November 2022, the voice lines he had recorded for the role prior to his death are still included in MultiVersus.
This American actor has voiced Batman on numerous occasions, including in the 1990s Warner Bros. television series Batman: The Animated Series. Apart from that, he even voiced Batman in the Arkham video game series before returning to voice him in MultiVersus.
Superman: George Newbern
In MultiVersus, George Newbern has reprised the role of voicing Superman.
In the past, he has voiced Clark Kent on multiple occasions, including in Injustice: Gods Among Us, DC Universe Online, and Injustice 2.
Wonder Woman: Abby Trott
This American singer has lent her voice to make Wonder Woman a force to be reckoned with in MultiVersus.
Along with voicing this character in MultiVersus, she has stepped into varying roles throughout the video game industry, voicing the likes of X in Nier: Automata, and characters in Tales of Berseria, League of Legends, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, and more.
Harley Quinn: Tara Strong
Tara Strong, the Canadian-American actress, voices Harley Quinn in MultiVersus. This well-known voice actor has lent her voice to a whole host of popular animated characters, including Bubbles from The Powerpuff Girls and Raven in Teen Titans, among others.
Shaggy: Matthew Lillard
Matthew Lillard needs no introduction. This legendary American actor has been the face and voice of Shaggy in Scooby-Doo since 2002.
Apart from lending his voice to the cartoon series in the past, he has even starred in the live-action iteration of the classic Great Dane’s show as Shaggy Rogers himself.
Bugs Bunny, Marvin the Martian + Tom & Jerry: Eric Bauza
Eric Bauza is the only actor to voice multiple characters in MultiVersus thus far, voicing Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry, characters that likely brightened up the childhoods of kids everywhere who were born in the 90s.
Before becoming a part of MultiVersus, Eric voiced for multiple popular projects like Ben 10, Lego Star Wars, Transformers, Kung Fu Panda, and more.
Arya Stark: Maisie Williams
After portraying the famous character from Game of Thrones on-screen, English actor Maisie Williams has lent her voice to Arya’s animated avatar in MultiVersus as well.
At the time of writing, this marks Maisie’s first entry into the world of video game voice acting.
Finn the Human: Jeremy Shada
Much like Kevin Conroy and Batman, Jeremy Shada and Finn the Human are also one and the same. This American actor has voiced the character from Adventure Time since it first hit our screens.
Since then, he has lent his voice to the character on multiple occasions, including for both TV and video games.
Jake the Dog: John DiMaggio
In MultiVersus, Jake the Dog is voiced by none other than John DiMaggio. The portfolio of this American voice actor is huge — having been a part of some massive video game franchises like Gears of War, Destiny, Halo Wars, Hearthstone, and Crash Bandicoot.
Steven Universe: Daniel DiVenere
In MultiVersus, Steven Universe is voiced by Daniel DiVenere. This American actor initially started his acting career at the age of eight. Before lending his voice to the game, he landed several roles on popular shows like Aussie Girl, The Loud House, and more.
Garnet: Estelle
Estelle Fanta Swaray, more commonly known as simply Estelle, voices Garnet in the game. Stepping back into the shoes of Garnet for MultiVersus, she also voiced the character in the Steven Universe TV and video game series.
Reindog: Andrew Frankel
Andrew Frankel is the man behind the voice of Reindog, an original character in MultiVersus. He hails from California and this title marks his first entry into the video game industry.
Tazmanian Devil: Jim Cummings
In MultiVersus, The Tazmanian Devil is voiced by Jim Cummings. The American voice actor has also voiced classic characters like Winnie the Pooh, Pete from Mickey Mouse, and more.
Iron Giant: Jonathan Lipow
The voice actor of Iron Giant in MultiVersus is none other than Jonathan Lipow. This American voice actor has also done some famous roles like Woody in Robot Chicken, Wrecking Ball in Overwatch, Monsieur Mallah in Doom Patrol, and more.
Velma Dinkley: Kate Micucci
Hailing from New Jersey, Velma is voiced by Kare Micucci in MultiVersuse. She also specializes in comedy and music.
If you think you’ve seen her somewhere, you’re absolutely right! She’s the one who portrayed the character of Lucy in The Big Bang Theory.
Gizmo, Stripe and Uncle Shagworthy: Daniel Ross
Daniel Ross is the voice actor of both Gizmo and Uncle Shagworthy (an additional skin for Shaggy) in MultiVersus. Some games from his previous portfolio of work include the likes of StarCraft, Transformers, Star Trek Online, and more.
Cake: Roz Ryan
Roz Ryan is Cake’s voice actor in MultiVersus. Before being a part of this game, she voiced several characters from popular TV shows like Teen Titans Go!, Hercules, Mickey Mouse, and more.
LeBron James: John Eric Bentley
John Eric Bentley is the voice actor of legendary basketball player LeBron James in MultiVersus. He is also known for voicing some famous characters like Nick Fury in Marvel Future Revolution, John Bentley in The Last of Us Part 2, and Tyrone Henry in Resident Evil: Resistance.
Rick: Ian Cardoni
While Rick & Morty creator initially voiced both characters in MultiVersus, it was recently confirmed that he had been recast. In light of this, Ian Cardoni has stepped up to take on the role of Rick in MultiVersus.
Cardoni is the new voice of Rick in Season 10 of Rick & Morty, therefore his casting for MultiVersus should come as no surprise to fans.
Morty: Harry Belden
Harry Belden returns to reprise his role as Morty after taking over the role from Justin Roiland in Season 10 of the Adult Swim series.
Other than his role as Morty, Belden hasn’t done much work in the voice acting space, however, fans are pleased to see him back as Morty in MultiVersus.
Banana Guard: Austen Moret
Austen Moret is an American voice who takes on the role of Banana Guard in MultiVersus. The character, known from Adventure Time, is a giant Banana, one that is a new addition to the game’s roster.
Aside from MultiVersus, Moret is known for his roles in various other video games such as WWE 2K24, Brawls Stars, and Mobile Legends.
Black Adam: Bob Carter
Voice acting legend Bob Carter lends his voice to the role of Black Adam in MultiVersus, the anti-hero character best a mainstay of the DC world and most recently, portrayed by Dwayne Johnson in the live-action cinematic universe.
Carter boasts some impressive credits to his name, including the english dub of Bojack in the Dragon Ball Z franchise as well as Shao Khan in the original Mortal Kombat title.
So, there you have it – that’s the full list of every voice actor portraying different characters in MultiVersus.
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