Star Wars Zero Company Voice Cast

The Star Wars Zero Company voice cast is led by Jonathan Freeman as masculine Hawks and Erica Luttrell as feminine Hawks. Dee Bradley Baker voices Trick, Matt Lanter returns as Anakin Skywalker, and Rekha Sharma plays the antagonist Kundri Fathom. The principal cast also includes Vic Michaelis, Judy Alice Lee, JB Blanc, Nicole Rainteau, Alex McKenna, Jason Spisak, Jim Pirri, Dylan Kenin, Leo Howard, DC Douglas, and Hunter Smith.

Full principal cast list

Actor	Character
Jonathan Freeman	Hawks, masculine voice
Erica Luttrell	Hawks, feminine voice
Dee Bradley Baker	Trick, CT-3301
Vic Michaelis	Runa Blask
Judy Alice Lee	Jae Mordant
Matt Lanter	Anakin Skywalker
Rekha Sharma	Kundri Fathom
JB Blanc	Kabb Uppercut
Nicole Rainteau	Tel-Rea Vokoss
Alex McKenna	Cly Kullervo
Jason Spisak	Luco Bronc
Jim Pirri	Neesh Renark
Dylan Kenin	Visser
Leo Howard	Bennic Halloren
DC Douglas	M-3VO, “Meevo”
Hunter Smith	Typhon

This table focuses on the named principal roles confirmed in the supplied cast material. Minor voices and additional credits may be added to official end credits or databases after launch. Character names are presented without story outcomes to keep the page useful for players avoiding spoilers.

Who voices Hawks?

Jonathan Freeman performs the masculine presentation of Hawks, while Erica Luttrell performs the feminine presentation. Hawks remains the same customizable former Republic officer and Zero Company commander, so the choice changes voice and presentation rather than creating two separate characters. Both performances carry the large amount of mission, Den, and decision dialogue expected from the protagonist.

Freeman is known for television work including Goliath and City on a Hill, according to the supplied Radio Times profile. Luttrell has extensive game and animation experience, including Apex Legends, Fallout 4, Dishonored 2, and Steven Universe. She also previously appeared in the Star Wars game Squadrons as Grace Sienar.

Who voices Trick?

Dee Bradley Baker voices Trick, the clone trooper designated CT-3301. The casting is immediately recognizable to Clone Wars viewers because Baker has performed clone troopers across Star Wars: The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch. Trick's individual history and relationship with Hawks still give the performance room to establish a specific person within that familiar vocal lineage.

Baker's broader credits include creature and character work across animation and games, including Avatar: The Last Airbender, Halo, Overwatch, and many other productions. His presence connects Zero Company to an established Clone Wars sound without requiring the squad to be a conventional Republic unit. That continuity is especially effective during Trick's quieter conversations at The Den.

Who voices Anakin Skywalker?

Matt Lanter reprises Anakin Skywalker, continuing the role he performed in Star Wars: The Clone Wars. He has also voiced Anakin in games such as LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga and appeared in live-action Star Wars. Zero Company uses that established performance for a familiar character while keeping Hawks and the mercenary squad at the center of the campaign.

Anakin's inclusion should not be read as evidence that the entire story follows the Jedi. Official descriptions frame Zero Company around covert tactical work during the twilight of the Clone Wars and an emerging threat led by the Infinite Coil. Lanter's return provides continuity around that original story rather than replacing it.

Who voices Kundri Fathom?

Rekha Sharma voices Kundri Fathom, leader of the Infinite Coil and the main antagonist identified in launch coverage. Sharma is familiar to science-fiction audiences through roles such as Commander Ellen Landry in Star Trek: Discovery and Tory Foster in Battlestar Galactica. Her performance gives the non-traditional villain the authority needed to oppose an ensemble of experienced operatives.

Fathom is connected to the Shadow Plague threat and the wider campaign mystery. This page avoids describing later revelations, identities, or mission outcomes because a cast lookup should not spoil the story. Players looking for tactical information can use the character overview without reading an ending summary.

The Zero Company Operators

Judy Alice Lee voices Jae Mordant, the Ore-Baroness whose Final Shot talent makes her a standout tactical Operator. JB Blanc voices Kabb Uppercut, Nicole Rainteau voices Jedi Padawan Tel-Rea Vokoss, Alex McKenna voices Mandalorian Cly Kullervo, and Jason Spisak voices Umbaran sharpshooter Luco Bronc. DC Douglas performs M-3VO, the utility droid and pilot known as Meevo.

These roles carry both combat barks and relationship scenes, so their performances must support repeated tactical actions as well as authored drama. The Bond system gives conversations mechanical consequences through Cross Training, which makes tone and character chemistry part of the player's campaign feedback. Their specific builds and unique talents are listed on the characters page.

The Den and Infinite Coil cast

Vic Michaelis voices Runa Blask, the Togruta responsible for Operations and Finance at The Den. Leo Howard voices Republic Intelligence figure Bennic Halloren, while Jim Pirri voices Neesh Renark, who is associated with the Armory and Black Market. These support roles help make base management feel attached to people rather than a list of abstract upgrade menus.

Dylan Kenin voices Visser, Fathom's lieutenant, and Hunter Smith voices the super tactical droid Typhon. Their performances define the Infinite Coil on the battlefield and in the campaign narrative. Additional antagonist or cameo credits should be checked against the current official credits before being added as fact.

How to identify additional performers

The in-game credits are the best source for roles that do not appear in the principal marketing list. Compare the exact character spelling and performer category rather than identifying a voice only by ear. Similar vocal direction, processed droid audio, or an actor performing multiple minor roles can make an informal guess sound convincing but remain wrong.

Post-launch trailers and database pages may add names without explaining whether they belong to the main campaign, incidental voices, or localization casts. We will list a performer only when the game credits, publisher material, the actor, or a reputable credits database provides a direct connection. This keeps the page useful without presenting fan casting as confirmation.

Cast verification

The cast list was compiled from the supplied Radio Times feature and cross-checked against the characters and Operators identified by EA and StarWars.com. IMDb is useful as a discovery index, but this page does not treat user-edited database entries as stronger than named editorial or official sources. The list was last reviewed on August 29, 2026.