Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora cast — All voice actors & how you know them
Assassin's Creed, The Boys, X-Men: Days of Future Past and more credits make up this cast list.
Avatar is not exactly a franchise that has lived or died by its big-name involvements, and the latest video game is unlikely to differ from that - but it's still interesting to see some of the voice acting talent behind the mic.
Available on console and PC, fans of the James Cameron creation are now jumping into Ubisoft's take on the blue humanoids with an open-world action-adventure where players get to discover the new Western Frontier for themself.
As part of the narrative, players will control an unnamed Na'vi raised in captivity and trained as a soldier by the Resources Development Administration (RDA).
While no major announcements have been made regarding the cast of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, we now have an idea of who is voicing many of the main characters you will come to play thanks to the game's release.
From a supe in The Boys to an Assassin's Creed veteran, here are all the voice actors in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and how you know them.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora voice actors list
The complete voice actors list for Avatar: Frontiers of Prey has now been confirmed (with a handy video of the credits uploaded by GamersPrey). See below for the full cast along with who they portray:
- Alice Snaden/Patrick Emmanuel Abellard/Ess Hödlmoser as Frontier's Protagonist
- Andreas Apergis as John Mercer
- Maev Beaty as Anufi
- Tamara Brown as Nefika
- Mylene Dinh-Robic as Priya Chen
- Dusan Dukic as So'lek
- Karen Glave as Dr Alma Cortez
- Sterling Jarvis as Mokasa
- Patrick Kwok-Choon as Nor
- Chase Lo as Okul
- David McNally as Entu
- Chimwemwe Miller as Ka'nat
- Cara Ricketts as Etuwa
- Martin Roach as Kin
- Sagine Sémajuste as Nusya
- Warona Setshwaelo as Angela Harding
- Natalie Sharp as Minang
- Evan Stern as Teylan
- Hanneke Talbot as Ri'nela
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Where do you know the Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora cast from?
With 21 voice actors credited in Avatars: Frontiers of Pandora, we're going to highlight a couple of faces that you might recognise, as well as some of their most notable roles.
Let's start with the three leads. Alice Snaden is a Canadian actress who has appeared in Murdoch Mysteries, Saving Hope, Alias Grace and the Frankie Drake Mysteries. This appears to be her first foray into video games.
The second optional voice actor for the lead Na'vi is Patrick Emmanuel Abellard, who has appeared in To Catch a Killer, Moment and Plan B, and also provided additional voices for Assassin's Creed Nexus VR.
Ess Hödlmoser is the third pick, and is typically a performance artist, contortionist and aerial performer (according to their IMDb). They did play the role of Cindy in The Boys season two, as well as motion capture for Pennywise the Clown in It (2017).
Andreas Apergis, who plays antagonist John Mercer, has popped up in Riddick as Krone, X-Men: Days of Future Past as Colonel Sanders (an unfortunate name), Ritter in White House Down and Lieutenant Colonel Reed in Moonfall.
In the video game space, he voiced Hades in Immortals Fenyx Rising: The Lost God, and has pretty much shown up in every Assassin's Creed in small roles.
Maev Beaty comes from the world of theatre in Canada, playing dozens of roles in Canadian premieres. She recently appeared in Beau is Afraid and Dream Scenario.
Tamara Brown has been busy in the games sector, previously portraying Khenut in Assassin's Creed: Origins and Dr Winifred Goodnight in The Outer Wilds, with other appearances in The Division 2: Warlords of New York and Outriders.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is available across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC and Amazon Luna. Head to Amazon to secure a copy in time for the weekend.
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Matt Poskitt is a freelance journalist who specialises in arts and culture – be that movies, TV, video games, tech or otherwise. Matt headed up the games and entertainment section at T3 (Future Publishing), alongside being found across The Guardian, CNET, PC Gamer Mag, GamesIndustry.biz, Insider, iNews, IGN, TechRadar, PC Gamer Mag, NME and many more.
