There has been plenty of exciting news when it comes to Star Wars video games, and one of the most interesting projects on the way is Star Wars Zero Company. Developed by Bit Reactor (a new studio formed from past XCOM and Civilization devs) and Respawn Entertainment (who already has a proven track record in the Galaxy Far, Far, Away thanks to the Star Wars: Jedi games), Star Wars Zero Company is a turn-based tactical game set during the Clone Wars – the galaxy-spanning conflict told in the Prequel trilogy and the excellent CGI animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
As the customizable mercenary Hawks, players will need to take command of the titular Zero Company, a rag-tag team of hired guns (and at least one lightsaber) as they battle against Separatists and an evil cult named the Infinite Coil in top-down tactical battles. Whether these squadmates are standard mercs the player can customize or major story characters, each one is guided by the player’s leadership – and they can get hurt or even die permanently if you aren’t too careful.
Table of Contents
- Star Wars Zero Company Voice Cast Revealed Ahead Of Comic-Con 2026
- Jonathan Freeman As Masculine Hawks
- Erica Luttrell As Feminine Hawks
- Dee Bradley Baker As Trick
- JB Blanc As Kabb Uppercut
- Judy Alice Lee As Jae Mordant
- Nicole Rainteau As Tel-Rea ‘Tel’ Vokoss
- Alex McKenna As Cly Kullervo
- Jason Spisak As Luco Bronc
- Leo Howard As Bennic Halloren
- Vic Michaelis As Runa Blask
- Jim Pirri As Neesh Renark
- DC Douglas As M-3VO, AKA “Meevo”
- Matt Lanter As Anakin Skywalker
- Rekha Sharma As Kundri Fathom
- Hunter Smith As Typhon
- Dylan Kenin As Visser
Star Wars Zero Company Voice Cast Revealed Ahead Of Comic-Con 2026
Star Wars Zero Company was featured at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, and the game’s main voice cast was recently revealed on Star Wars.com ahead of the big showcase. This cast contains a mix of newcomers and Star Wars veterans alike, as well as a couple of role reprisals that should excite any fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The cast is as follows:
Jonathan Freeman As Masculine Hawks
First up is Hawks, the main playable protagonist who can be masculine or feminine depending on the player’s preference. Voicing the masculine version is Jonathan Freeman – not to be confused with the voice of Jafar in Aladdin and the Kingdom Hearts games. No, this Jonathan Freeman has appeared in live-action shows like Goliath and Children’s Hospital, and has even turned up as random NPCs in Spider-Man 2 and Starfield. His impending role of Hawks seems to be his Star Wars debut.
Erica Luttrell As Feminine Hawks
Next is the feminine version of Hawks, who is being voiced by Erica Luttrell. Unlike Freeman, Luttrell has already made her mark in the Star Wars gaming universe as New Republic pilot Grace Sienar in 2020’s Star Wars: Squadrons. She also has a long list of other video game appearances, including a female Warden in Dragon Age: Origins, Cheetah in Injustice 2, and Shuri/Black Panther in Marvel’s Avengers and the upcoming Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.
Dee Bradley Baker As Trick
What would the Clone Wars be without at least one Clone Trooper reporting for duty? CT-3301 (nicknamed “Trick”) is a former soldier who has joined Zero Company after suffering an injury that forced him to retire from the Republic Army. He’s said to be a very committed soldier with a love of gambling. He doesn’t get along with his squadmate Luco Bronc due to the latter having fought for the Separatists at the Battle of Umbara – a particularly dark and tragic event that viewers saw in Season 4 of The Clone Wars.
Speaking of The Clone Wars, Trick’s voice actor should come as no surprise to fans of the show. Dee Bradley Baker has served as the voice of the entire Clone Army in countless Star Wars animated shows and games since 2008, and has always been great at making each Trooper sound and feel like a distinct person. He’s also voiced fellow Clone-turned-bounty hunter Boba Fett in various projects (such as Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2), as well as the Geonosian Queen in The Clone Wars, Nix in Star Wars Outlaws, and assorted roles in the recent Star Wars: Maul – Dark Lord.
JB Blanc As Kabb Uppercut
Next up is Kabb Uppercut, a Felshi prizefighter and ex-convict who lends his boxing skills and cybernetic left arm to the fight. According to Wookiepedia, he has a “distinctive rhyming dialect,” and his species is a new one being introduced in Star Wars Zero Company.
His voice actor is JB Blanc, who is quite prolific in the fields of anime and video games – not to mention his live-action performances in shows like Breaking Bad. When it comes to Star Wars, Blanc has played supporting roles in both of Respawn’s Star Wars: Jedi games; Cal’s scrapyard coworker Prauf in Fallen Order and the snail-like fisherman Skoova Stev in Survivor. Making Kabb Uppercut the second Star Wars character he’s played whose name is a pun on his occupation.
Judy Alice Lee As Jae Mordant
In sharp contrast to most of Zero Company, Jae Mordant is a wealthy ore-baroness from the mining world of Shu-Torun who broke off from her noble family to pursue her own mining citadel on Luunata. However, she was ousted from her position when the planet was attacked by the Infinite Coil, leading to Mordant joining Zero Company as a fighter. She’s said to be “sophisticated and witty,” which means she’ll fit right in with the other heroes of this franchise like Princess Leia and Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Providing that wit is Judy Alice Lee, who’s built up quite the impressive gaming rap sheet over the past few years with roles like Fune in the Ghost of Tsushima Iki Island DLC, Yun Jin in Genshin Impact, Melinoë in Hades 2, and Luna Snow in Marvel Rivals. She’s also the voice of Master Moru in the Star Wars Visions series, which is an anime take on the Galaxy Far, Far, Away that I strongly recommend.
Nicole Rainteau As Tel-Rea ‘Tel’ Vokoss
Since this game takes place at the peak of the Jedi Order’s time as guardians of peace and justice in the Old Republic, it only makes sense to have at least one on hand in Zero Company. Enter Tel-Rea Vokoss, a Tognath Padawan (trainee) who joins the team to complete her fallen Jedi Master’s final mission. As shown in previous Star Wars Zero Company trailers, Tel wields a green lightsaber (yes!), and she’ll certainly have some useful Force abilities to help stem the tide in battle.
As for her voice, Nicole Rainteau is a relative newcomer who’s appeared in shows like Criminal Minds and S.W.A.T., as well as various short films. It’ll be interesting to see what she brings in her first (as far as I can tell) voiceover performance.
Alex McKenna As Cly Kullervo
Mandalorians are as popular as ever, and since they are strongly tied to the Clone Wars anyway, Star Wars Zero Company has a proud armored warrior in the form of Cly Kullervo. This infamous bounty hunter is the last of the ancient Clan Verminoth, and joins Zero Company to get both revenge and some help nabbing a few difficult bounties. We’re just glad for the jetpack and Whistling Birds.
Behind that iconic Mandalorian helmet is Alex McKenna, an actress most known among gamers as the tough-as-nails gunslinger Sadie Adler in Red Dead Redemption 2. She’s also had roles in shows like 90210, The Legend of Korra, and Dallas, even though Zero Company is her Star Wars debut.
Jason Spisak As Luco Bronc
I previously mentioned Luco Bronc in my discussion of Trick, and the tension between them is very mutual. Bronc is an Umbaran, a pale humanoid who wears a suit that makes him look like Mr. Freeze of Batman fame, and fought for the Separatists as a sniper during the Republic’s attack on his homeworld. While he still hasn’t forgiven the Republic for that battle, he still shares a common enemy with Zero Company and seems at least willing to aim his sights at something other than Trick’s helmet for the time being.
Bronc’s being voiced by Jason Spisak, another voice acting veteran known for his roles as Kid Flash and Forager in Young Justice, Razer in Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Scorpion in Marvel’s Spider-Man, and Loki in both Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order and the upcoming Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls. When it comes to Star Wars, Spisak is most well-known as Lux Bonteri, a young Separatist who befriends Ahsoka in The Clone Wars.
Leo Howard As Bennic Halloren
Working with Jae Mordant to uncover the truth behind the Infinite Coil is Bennic Halloren, a Republic Intelligence officer who advises Hawks and the rest of Zero Company from their home base on the Ring of Kafrene. He will be voiced by Leo Howard, who is known for featuring in a host of 2010s Disney sitcoms like Kickin’ It (where he played main character Jack Brewer) and Shake It Up, as well as playing Ethan Machado in Legacies and Tate Black in Days of Our Lives.
Vic Michaelis As Runa Blask
We next have Runa Blask, a former Separatist partisan who acts as an advisor to the team at the Den, the aforementioned home base. Her Separatist background apparently causes friction with Hawks, as she’s pretty vocal about her distrust of the Republic. Though, given what ended up happening at the end of the war…
Runa Blask is voiced by Vic Michaelis, a comedian known for their work at Dropout (formerly College Humor), as well as appearances in TV shows like Speechless, Bless This Mess, Motive, and the 2022 Charmed reboot.
Jim Pirri As Neesh Renark
Not much is known about Neesh Renark yet, save that he is a Lasat (like Zeb from Star Wars Rebels and Cal Kestis’s Jedi mentor Jaro Tapal from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order) and that he is apparently part of Zero Company. His voice actor is Jim Pirri, who gamers might recognize as Angelo Bronte in Red Dead Redemption 2 and Kraven the Hunter in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. The latter was one of the best portrayals of Kraven in quite some time, so I for one have my hopes up for Neesh.
DC Douglas As M-3VO, AKA “Meevo”
It’s an unspoken rule (or maybe just common sense) that any team of Star Wars protagonists has at least one maintenance or medical droid with a surprisingly human personality on hand, and Star Wars Zero Company is keeping the tradition alive with M-3VO – better known as “Meevo” to their friends. Meevo’s job is to pilot the Caisson (Zero Company’s trusty starship) and serve as medic at the Den.
Coming out of Meevo’s vocal speakers will be the voice of DC Douglas, an actor with much pedigree in the world of video games. His work includes Albert Wesker in the Resident Evil series, the mysterious Geth ally Legion in the latter two Mass Effect games, and the slimy volleyball coach Suguru Kamoshida in Persona 5. Douglas also voiced the Gen’Dai warrior Rayvis in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, various NPCs in Star Wars: The Old Republic, and the medical droid 2med2 in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Matt Lanter As Anakin Skywalker
The Clones aren’t the only thing from The Clone Wars coming back in Star Wars Zero Company, and Anakin Skywalker needs no introduction for Star Wars fans. As I’ve noted before, Zero Company takes place before Anakin’s fabled fall to the Dark Side, and the once-noble Jedi Knight will be on hand at some point in the game to assist Zero Company in their mission.
Returning as the Chosen One is Matt Lanter, who fans will quickly recognize as Anakin’s voice actor in all seven seasons of The Clone Wars and other animated projects like Star Wars Rebels and Tales of the Jedi. Lanter’s more heroic, playful version of Anakin managed to win over even some of the harshest Prequel critics, and seeing him wield the iconic Skywalker lightsaber once again will be a treat for sure. Aside from Anakin, Matt Lanter has cropped up in bit roles in Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens and The Mandalorian, and has even voiced another Sith Lord in the form of Darth Sadic in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Rekha Sharma As Kundri Fathom
Opposing Zero Company is Kundri Fathom, the charismatic leader of a Dark Side cult named the Infinite Coil. The goal of this sinister group is to infect the galaxy with a plague that boosts the physical strengths of infectees – such as the Separatist-allied forces under her command.
Star Wars Zero Company marks Rekha Sharma’s first appearance in the Galaxy Far, Far, Away, but she’s already got an impressive sci-fi resume. Some of her most notable roles are Commander Ellen Landry in Star Trek: Discovery (she would also appear in Star Trek Online), Tory Foster in Battlestar Galactica, and Amita in the live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender – all franchises that have their own behind-the-scenes connections to Star Wars in one way or another.
Hunter Smith As Typhon
ST-series military strategic analysis and tactics droids were quite common during the Clone Wars, leading the less-intelligent battle droids with their keen tactical insights. One by the handle of Typhon is aiding Infinite Coil in Star Wars Zero Company, voiced by Hunter Smith. He’s known for playing Rove in Monster Hunter Wilds, and various characters in The Outer Worlds 2, and his past Star Wars credentials include voicing the Bedlam Raider Zeik in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and providing the real-time voice and motion capture work 5G Sith Jet Trooper Experience at the Hollywood premiere of Star Wars Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker back in 2019.
Dylan Kenin As Visser
The last villain on this list is Visser, a top fighter and commander serving under Kundri Fathom in the Infinite Coil. Not much else is known about him at this time, but we do know he’s being voiced by Dylan Kenin of Mayor of Kingstown fame. You might also recognize him as Vlad the Impaler in the NBA 2K series and George Spelvin in Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, among numerous movie and TV roles.
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