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Final Fantasy Resonance characters and voice cast

9 official profiles, checked 22 October 2026

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Nine characters, led by Rain

Square Enix's official site profiles Rain (the protagonist), Lasswell, Fina, Veritas of the Dark, a mysterious woman whose name has not been revealed, Nichol, Lid, Jake and Sakura. Series heroes including Cloud, Tidus and the Warrior of Light appear as Visions. You can also find and challenge Sephiroth.

Physical copy

Prefer a disc or cartridge to a download? Square Enix lists a physical Standard Edition for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, and none for PC or Xbox. Amazon lists all three:

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Voice cast

Square Enix credits an English and a Japanese voice actor for each of the nine profiled characters. Where Wikimedia Commons has a freely licensed photo of the actor, it appears with its credit; otherwise you see a monogram.

The game has English and Japanese voice acting (Steam lists full audio for both). The profiles list no other voice languages. Photos come from Wikimedia Commons under CC BY or CC BY-SA licences and are cropped to a square; the credit under each one links to the original file and its licence. They show the actors, not the characters. Square Enix artwork is never used (why).

The same cast as a table, from Square Enix's character profiles
Voice actors as credited on the official website, checked 22 October 2026
CharacterEnglish voiceJapanese voice
RainClifford ChapinNobuhiko Okamoto
LasswellAlejandro SaabYusuke Kobayashi
FinaLizzie FreemanAkane Fujita
Veritas of the DarkIan SinclairAkio Otsuka
?????? (name not yet revealed)Corey PettitInori Minase
NicholKhoi DaoTsubasa Yonaga
LidElsie LovelockAyaka Ohashi
JakeJonah ScottYoshimasa Hosoya
SakuraAma LeeAoi Yuki

Character profiles

These summaries are our own wording of the official profiles. Square Enix has not published a list of which characters join your party, so we do not label anyone as playable.

Rain

Protagonist

A knight of the Kingdom of Grandshelt who commands an airship squadron despite his youth. He tries to protect everyone rather than pick a side, and has unresolved feelings about his father, Raegen, who left the family and vanished.

Voiced by Clifford Chapin (English) and Nobuhiko Okamoto (Japanese). See the cast card or read Rain's own page

Lasswell

Deputy commander, Rain's childhood friend

A Grandshelt knight who matches Rain in skill and serves as his deputy in the airship squadron. Orphaned at a young age and raised by Rain's family, he is disciplined and dependable, yet often gets caught up in his friend's impulsive decisions.

Voiced by Alejandro Saab (English) and Yusuke Kobayashi (Japanese). See the cast card or read Lasswell's own page

Fina

Mysterious girl from the Earth Crystal

She emerges from the Earth Crystal with no memory beyond her name. She is skilled in white magic and archery and can talk to espers, but does not know how she acquired these abilities.

Voiced by Lizzie Freeman (English) and Akane Fujita (Japanese). See the cast card or read Fina's own page

Veritas of the Dark

Antagonist, one of the Sworn Six of Paladia

An armoured warrior who shatters the Earth Crystal and plans to destroy every Crystal.

Voiced by Ian Sinclair (English) and Akio Otsuka (Japanese). See the cast card or read Veritas of the Dark's own page

?????? (name not yet revealed)

Mysterious woman

She bears a deep grudge against Veritas of the Dark, travels with Bahamut and mainly uses offensive magic. She teases Rain, but beneath the banter lies a firm resolve.

Voiced by Corey Pettit (English) and Inori Minase (Japanese). See the cast card

Nichol

Strategist of the Olderion Federation

Nichol comes from a family of Wardens of the Waters, who guard the Water Shrine. Tactical and objective, he still gets dragged into the antics of Rain and his companions.

Voiced by Khoi Dao (English) and Tsubasa Yonaga (Japanese). See the cast card or read Nichol's own page

Lid

Airship engineer from Dirnado

Lid is competing to become the next "Cid", the title given to Dilmagia's top engineer. She fights alongside Mechabo, a mechanical chocobo she built.

Voiced by Elsie Lovelock (English) and Ayaka Ohashi (Japanese). See the cast card or read Lid's own page

Jake

Leader of the rebels against the Zoldaad Empire

Jake is easily distracted but devoted to freeing his people. In battle he relies on luck; his abilities include Coin Toss and Gamble Shot.

Voiced by Jonah Scott (English) and Yoshimasa Hosoya (Japanese). See the cast card or read Jake's own page

Sakura

Sage of Mysidia

Sakura looks like a young girl, but her real age is unknown and she speaks like someone far older. Her magic is exceptional, though her origins remain a mystery.

Voiced by Ama Lee (English) and Aoi Yuki (Japanese). See the cast card or read Sakura's own page

Final Fantasy heroes from other games

Characters from earlier Final Fantasy games appear as Visions, crystallised essences of past heroes. You equip a Vision to learn its abilities. Square Enix says Visions of legacy heroes are found at vision crystal sanctums around the world.

Square Enix has revealed 16 Visions in official trailers so far, including Cloud, Tidus, Noctis and the Warrior of Light. The Visions list names all of them and gives the date of each trailer.

Two more returning characters are confirmed in other roles. Square Enix has not said whether they are also Visions:

  • Sephiroth, revealed on 3 September 2026. You can find and challenge him; defeating him unlocks a special reward. His page covers where to find him and his Vision.
  • Gilgamesh, the wandering swordmaster, is listed among the side content. His page covers where you meet him.

Espers (summons) also return. Bahamut is the only esper named in the character profiles: the mysterious woman travels with him.

Is Noctis or any other hero in the game?

Yes. Noctis is a Vision: Square Enix's official channel posted his Vision trailer on 14 August 2026. See the full Visions list for every hero Square Enix has shown. We add a hero only when Square Enix names one, not from datamines or rumours.

Places named in the profiles

The story starts in Grandshelt, the Kingdom of Knights. The profiles also mention the Olderion Federation (Nichol), Dirnado and Dilmagia (Lid), the Zoldaad Empire (Jake's enemy), Mysidia (Sakura) and Paladia, whose Sworn Six include Veritas of the Dark. These characters come from the first story arc of Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, which this game adapts.

Square Enix released Final Fantasy Resonance on 22 October 2026. To meet this cast yourself, compare the Standard and Deluxe editions first, or see the boxed Standard Edition for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch on Amazon.

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Sources

Each source was opened and checked on 22 October 2026. Square Enix and the stores are the authoritative sources; if their pages change, they take precedence over this one.

  1. Square Enix, Final Fantasy Resonance official website (US English): character profiles and voice credits (Characters section), story
  2. Square Enix press release, Final Fantasy Resonance revealed (9 June 2026): Cloud, Tidus and the Warrior of Light
  3. PlayStation.Blog, "Final Fantasy Resonance PS5 demo available today, Sephiroth revealed" by Mel Gordon, Square Enix (3 September 2026): Visions, vision crystal sanctums, Sephiroth
  4. Square Enix, FINAL FANTASY YouTube channel (official Vision trailers): the Noctis Vision trailer from 14 August 2026 and the other Vision trailers
  5. Steam store page, Final Fantasy Resonance (app 3259780): Gilgamesh, voice languages