Nintendo has published the English-language cast list for the latest Star Fox entry on Nintendo Switch 2, confirming the principal roles and a full supporting ensemble.
The announcement follows the series' long history on Nintendo platforms since its 1993 debut on the Super Nintendo, and represents a high-profile return for Fox McCloud and co.
According to the official cast disclosure, Hunter McCoy is credited as the voice of Fox McCloud.
The announcement attributes prior video game credits to McCoy, listing roles on Dead As Disco and Neverness to Everness.
Andrew Russel is named as Falco; the release notes his past roles in titles including Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar and Pokemon Masters EX.
Erik Braa is credited as Peppy (and several additional parts), with the announcement citing narration work on Ori and the Will of the Wisps and roles in Fire Emblem Heroes and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
Jeremy Adams is listed as Slippy; the publisher provided fewer additional credits for Adams in its materials.
The developer-provided cast list for the English version reads as follows:
- Hunter McCoy – Fox
- Andrew Russel – Falco, Area 6 Commander
- Erik Braa – Peppy, General Pepper, Sarumarine Captain, Forever Train Engineer
- Jeremy Adams – Slippy
- Brandon Hunt – Rob64, Andrew, Attack Carrier Captain
- Samuel Drake – Wolf, Bill, Granga Pilot, Meteo Crusher Pilot
- Mick Lauer – Pigma, Yaru de Pon, Shogun Squadron Commander
- Griffin Puatu – Leon, Caima
- Hunter Peterson – James, Dr. Andross
- Brittany Cox – Katt, Spyborg, Announcer
The announcement also notes that Eiji Takeuchi provides the voice of Fox in the Japanese-language version; Takeuchi is credited with voicing the same character for the Japanese release of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Nintendo's release materials present these credits as the official localization lineups.
This cast reveal is a component of the broader marketing push for the new Star Fox title on Nintendo Switch 2.
The franchise, created by Shigeru Miyamoto, has appeared across multiple Nintendo consoles over three decades and remains one of Nintendo's marquee IPs.
For readers tracking the release, the publisher's official channels and the Nintendo eShop are the primary sources for launch details, pre-order information, and platform-specific announcements.
The announcement follows the series' long history on Nintendo platforms since its 1993 debut on the Super Nintendo, and represents a high-profile return for Fox McCloud and co.
According to the official cast disclosure, Hunter McCoy is credited as the voice of Fox McCloud.
The announcement attributes prior video game credits to McCoy, listing roles on Dead As Disco and Neverness to Everness.
Andrew Russel is named as Falco; the release notes his past roles in titles including Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar and Pokemon Masters EX.
Erik Braa is credited as Peppy (and several additional parts), with the announcement citing narration work on Ori and the Will of the Wisps and roles in Fire Emblem Heroes and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
Jeremy Adams is listed as Slippy; the publisher provided fewer additional credits for Adams in its materials.
The developer-provided cast list for the English version reads as follows:
- Hunter McCoy – Fox
- Andrew Russel – Falco, Area 6 Commander
- Erik Braa – Peppy, General Pepper, Sarumarine Captain, Forever Train Engineer
- Jeremy Adams – Slippy
- Brandon Hunt – Rob64, Andrew, Attack Carrier Captain
- Samuel Drake – Wolf, Bill, Granga Pilot, Meteo Crusher Pilot
- Mick Lauer – Pigma, Yaru de Pon, Shogun Squadron Commander
- Griffin Puatu – Leon, Caima
- Hunter Peterson – James, Dr. Andross
- Brittany Cox – Katt, Spyborg, Announcer
The announcement also notes that Eiji Takeuchi provides the voice of Fox in the Japanese-language version; Takeuchi is credited with voicing the same character for the Japanese release of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Nintendo's release materials present these credits as the official localization lineups.
This cast reveal is a component of the broader marketing push for the new Star Fox title on Nintendo Switch 2.
The franchise, created by Shigeru Miyamoto, has appeared across multiple Nintendo consoles over three decades and remains one of Nintendo's marquee IPs.
For readers tracking the release, the publisher's official channels and the Nintendo eShop are the primary sources for launch details, pre-order information, and platform-specific announcements.
