Konami has confirmed the principal voice cast for its upcoming action entry Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, revealing several high-profile returns and Netflix series crossovers ahead of the game's October 15 launch.
The announcement arrived via a promotional video from Konami and lists talent across the game's main roles, aligning the release with Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC platforms.
In journalistic terms: Konami announced that Graham McTavish will reprise his role as Dracula for Belmont's Curse.
The company also confirmed Alejandra Reynoso — who voiced Sypha Belnades in the Netflix Castlevania animated series — is part of the game's cast, marking a notable crossover between the streaming adaptation and the new game.
Casting details published by Konami name Abbey Trott as the voice of protagonist Rose Belmont.
JB Blanc has been revealed as the voice of Trevor Belmont, replacing Richard Armitage in that role.
Additional casting includes Ray Chase as The Fallen, Erica Lindbeck as Joan of Arc, Melique Berger as Medusa, Dawn M.
Bennett as Carmilla and Aaron La Plante as Death.
One of the more historically significant confirmations is Liam O'Brien returning as Isaac — a role he originally performed in Konami's 2005 PlayStation 2 and Xbox title Castlevania: Curse of Darkness.
Konami's documentation explicitly links O'Brien's participation in Belmont's Curse to his earlier work in Curse of Darkness, marking a continuity of casting across the franchise's history.
Konami lists an October 15 release date for Belmont's Curse across Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
The publisher's video served as the primary source for the casting information.
For details about digital storefront availability such as eShop listings on Nintendo Switch or full launch pricing, Konami will provide official updates; fans may also watch for related announcements in future Nintendo Direct presentations or Konami press releases.
The Castlevania franchise has a long pedigree on home consoles and PC, and this latest voice cast announcement underscores Konami's efforts to bridge voice talent from the Netflix adaptation with new and returning performers for the game.
Belmont's Curse joins the series' platform history with a multiplatform launch intended to reach both console and PC audiences.
The announcement arrived via a promotional video from Konami and lists talent across the game's main roles, aligning the release with Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC platforms.
In journalistic terms: Konami announced that Graham McTavish will reprise his role as Dracula for Belmont's Curse.
The company also confirmed Alejandra Reynoso — who voiced Sypha Belnades in the Netflix Castlevania animated series — is part of the game's cast, marking a notable crossover between the streaming adaptation and the new game.
Casting details published by Konami name Abbey Trott as the voice of protagonist Rose Belmont.
JB Blanc has been revealed as the voice of Trevor Belmont, replacing Richard Armitage in that role.
Additional casting includes Ray Chase as The Fallen, Erica Lindbeck as Joan of Arc, Melique Berger as Medusa, Dawn M.
Bennett as Carmilla and Aaron La Plante as Death.
One of the more historically significant confirmations is Liam O'Brien returning as Isaac — a role he originally performed in Konami's 2005 PlayStation 2 and Xbox title Castlevania: Curse of Darkness.
Konami's documentation explicitly links O'Brien's participation in Belmont's Curse to his earlier work in Curse of Darkness, marking a continuity of casting across the franchise's history.
Konami lists an October 15 release date for Belmont's Curse across Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
The publisher's video served as the primary source for the casting information.
For details about digital storefront availability such as eShop listings on Nintendo Switch or full launch pricing, Konami will provide official updates; fans may also watch for related announcements in future Nintendo Direct presentations or Konami press releases.
The Castlevania franchise has a long pedigree on home consoles and PC, and this latest voice cast announcement underscores Konami's efforts to bridge voice talent from the Netflix adaptation with new and returning performers for the game.
Belmont's Curse joins the series' platform history with a multiplatform launch intended to reach both console and PC audiences.
