Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — Full Voice Cast for Nintendo Switch 2
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on September 17, 2026.
Developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo, Fortune’s Weave is the next major entry in the long-running tactical RPG series.
As Nintendo prepares marketing and eShop pages ahead of launch, the publisher and affiliated channels have begun confirming the game’s principal voice cast.
Nintendo Today has been publishing the cast details incrementally through its app; in response, editorial teams have compiled those updates into a single, verified roster for players and industry followers.
Below is the confirmed main cast and the full list of additional credited voice actors as shared through Nintendo’s official channels.
Main cast (confirmed)
- Cai — Zeno Robinson
- Dietrich — Xander Mobus
- Eshmel — Joshua Waters / Virginia Lee
- Fortuna — Cassandra Lee Morris
- Leda — Katiana Sarkissian
- Sothis — Cassandra Lee Morris
- Theodora — Shara Kirby
Additional credited voice actors (confirmed)
- Alexandra — Natalie Rose
- Anatolia — Dawn M.
Bennett
- Aurora — Jamie Sara Lewis
- Benditz — Max Lindsey
- Bertrand — Christian Young
- Bonaventure — Dave Fennoy
- Buccar — Chris Okawa
- Catania — Brittany Lauda
- Centurio — Justice Washington
- Creek — Willow Engel
- Dadao — Y.
Chang
- Dante — Alaina Wis
- Diego — Nazeeh Tarsha
- Esmeralda — Kendell Byrd
- Fabio — Jimmie Yamaguchi
- Fianna — Nerida Bronwen
- Gaitz — J.
Michael Tatum
- Goliath — Damon Alums
- Guzran — Matthew David Rudd
- Halvin — Judy Alice Lee
- Hong Hua — Jennifer Sun Bell
- Io — Clifford Chapin
- Jasmine — Heather Gonzalez
- Jester — Kieran Regan
- Kalla — Amelia Tyler
- Lilian — Stephanie Wong
- Loretta — Amber Lee Connors
- Ludia — Kana Shimanuki
- Lysander — Howard Wang
- Majide — Aleks Le
- Mars — Joshua David King
- Mikaela — Marie Westbrook
- Mu — Asante Mango
- Nathan — Matt Silver
- Nezha — Paul Castro Jr.
- Ninae — Kayli Mills
- Noctula — Cassie Ewulu
- Nuzzuo — George Peter
- Nydine — Anjali Kunapaneni
- Olympia — Madeline Dorroh
- Orchel — Erin Yvette
- Peter — Michael Johnston
- Seteth — Mark Whitten
- Sha Lan — Courtney Lin
- Simon — David Cherry
- Sirocco — Daman Mills
- Sofia — Frankie Kevich
- Solel — Jonah Scott
- Talimun — Mauricio Ortiz-Segura
- The Lady of Lilies — Brittany Lauda
- Tialla — Madeleine Morris
- Tobias — Kamran Nikhad
- Troy — Monique Burias Shi
- Ultand — Rachel Rial
- Ursula — Amelia Tyler
- Yang Jie — Brent Mukai
- Zarcone — Jonathan Fernandez
Why the cast matters
Fortune’s Weave places a renewed emphasis on voiced narrative beats compared with some earlier series entries.
Intelligent Systems’ continued collaboration with professional voice talent underlines Nintendo’s push to present Fire Emblem stories with broader production values as the franchise evolves on the Nintendo Switch family of hardware.
Release and where to follow updates
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on September 17, 2026.
For ongoing updates, Nintendo’s official channels — including the Nintendo Today app, Nintendo Direct presentations, and the eShop listing — remain the primary sources for verified information and additional credits.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on September 17, 2026.
Developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo, Fortune’s Weave is the next major entry in the long-running tactical RPG series.
As Nintendo prepares marketing and eShop pages ahead of launch, the publisher and affiliated channels have begun confirming the game’s principal voice cast.
Nintendo Today has been publishing the cast details incrementally through its app; in response, editorial teams have compiled those updates into a single, verified roster for players and industry followers.
Below is the confirmed main cast and the full list of additional credited voice actors as shared through Nintendo’s official channels.
Main cast (confirmed)
- Cai — Zeno Robinson
- Dietrich — Xander Mobus
- Eshmel — Joshua Waters / Virginia Lee
- Fortuna — Cassandra Lee Morris
- Leda — Katiana Sarkissian
- Sothis — Cassandra Lee Morris
- Theodora — Shara Kirby
Additional credited voice actors (confirmed)
- Alexandra — Natalie Rose
- Anatolia — Dawn M.
Bennett
- Aurora — Jamie Sara Lewis
- Benditz — Max Lindsey
- Bertrand — Christian Young
- Bonaventure — Dave Fennoy
- Buccar — Chris Okawa
- Catania — Brittany Lauda
- Centurio — Justice Washington
- Creek — Willow Engel
- Dadao — Y.
Chang
- Dante — Alaina Wis
- Diego — Nazeeh Tarsha
- Esmeralda — Kendell Byrd
- Fabio — Jimmie Yamaguchi
- Fianna — Nerida Bronwen
- Gaitz — J.
Michael Tatum
- Goliath — Damon Alums
- Guzran — Matthew David Rudd
- Halvin — Judy Alice Lee
- Hong Hua — Jennifer Sun Bell
- Io — Clifford Chapin
- Jasmine — Heather Gonzalez
- Jester — Kieran Regan
- Kalla — Amelia Tyler
- Lilian — Stephanie Wong
- Loretta — Amber Lee Connors
- Ludia — Kana Shimanuki
- Lysander — Howard Wang
- Majide — Aleks Le
- Mars — Joshua David King
- Mikaela — Marie Westbrook
- Mu — Asante Mango
- Nathan — Matt Silver
- Nezha — Paul Castro Jr.
- Ninae — Kayli Mills
- Noctula — Cassie Ewulu
- Nuzzuo — George Peter
- Nydine — Anjali Kunapaneni
- Olympia — Madeline Dorroh
- Orchel — Erin Yvette
- Peter — Michael Johnston
- Seteth — Mark Whitten
- Sha Lan — Courtney Lin
- Simon — David Cherry
- Sirocco — Daman Mills
- Sofia — Frankie Kevich
- Solel — Jonah Scott
- Talimun — Mauricio Ortiz-Segura
- The Lady of Lilies — Brittany Lauda
- Tialla — Madeleine Morris
- Tobias — Kamran Nikhad
- Troy — Monique Burias Shi
- Ultand — Rachel Rial
- Ursula — Amelia Tyler
- Yang Jie — Brent Mukai
- Zarcone — Jonathan Fernandez
Why the cast matters
Fortune’s Weave places a renewed emphasis on voiced narrative beats compared with some earlier series entries.
Intelligent Systems’ continued collaboration with professional voice talent underlines Nintendo’s push to present Fire Emblem stories with broader production values as the franchise evolves on the Nintendo Switch family of hardware.
Release and where to follow updates
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on September 17, 2026.
For ongoing updates, Nintendo’s official channels — including the Nintendo Today app, Nintendo Direct presentations, and the eShop listing — remain the primary sources for verified information and additional credits.
