Star Fox's Switch 2 remake launches this week, and the game's credits have revealed the full English voice cast, confirming long-discussed casting choices.
Developed by Velan Studios, the Switch 2 release arrives with its voice credits published alongside a patch that activates online features and other updates.
After sustained community discussion over who would voice Fox McCloud, the game's credits officially list Hunter McCoy as the English voice of Fox.
McCoy's credits include roles in projects such as Neverness to Everness, Genshin Impact, and the anime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.
Erik Braa is credited as Peppy (as well as General Pepper and other roles) and has prior voice work in the Fire Emblem series and as Master Kohga in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
The full English voice cast as listed in the game's credits is 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, Caiman
Hunter Peterson — James, Dr. Andross
Brittany Cox — Katt, Spyborg
On the Japanese audio side, Eiji Takeuchi is credited as the voice of Fox in the Japanese version of the game.
Takeuchi also performs the role in the Japanese dub of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, a crossover detail fans have noted.
Velan Studios, the developer behind the remake, previously collaborated with Nintendo on Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, demonstrating the studio's history of hardware-adjacent and high-profile projects.
The release on Nintendo's Switch 2 includes a patch made available at launch that activates online multiplayer and other features announced by the developer.
This voice cast reveal follows early coverage and community interest in casting for major franchise characters.
The credits release provides a definitive reference for players who want to confirm voice performers when switching between English and Japanese audio on the Switch 2 version of Star Fox.
For further details about the patch and online features, consult the game's official eShop listing or the developer's release notes.
Developed by Velan Studios, the Switch 2 release arrives with its voice credits published alongside a patch that activates online features and other updates.
After sustained community discussion over who would voice Fox McCloud, the game's credits officially list Hunter McCoy as the English voice of Fox.
McCoy's credits include roles in projects such as Neverness to Everness, Genshin Impact, and the anime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.
Erik Braa is credited as Peppy (as well as General Pepper and other roles) and has prior voice work in the Fire Emblem series and as Master Kohga in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
The full English voice cast as listed in the game's credits is 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, Caiman
Hunter Peterson — James, Dr. Andross
Brittany Cox — Katt, Spyborg
On the Japanese audio side, Eiji Takeuchi is credited as the voice of Fox in the Japanese version of the game.
Takeuchi also performs the role in the Japanese dub of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, a crossover detail fans have noted.
Velan Studios, the developer behind the remake, previously collaborated with Nintendo on Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, demonstrating the studio's history of hardware-adjacent and high-profile projects.
The release on Nintendo's Switch 2 includes a patch made available at launch that activates online multiplayer and other features announced by the developer.
This voice cast reveal follows early coverage and community interest in casting for major franchise characters.
The credits release provides a definitive reference for players who want to confirm voice performers when switching between English and Japanese audio on the Switch 2 version of Star Fox.
For further details about the patch and online features, consult the game's official eShop listing or the developer's release notes.
