Final Fantasy Resonance Rain: Voice Actor and Role

Protagonist. Official profile, checked 25 October 2026

Voiced by Clifford Chapin and Nobuhiko Okamoto

Rain is the main character of Final Fantasy Resonance: a young knight of the Kingdom of Grandshelt who commands its airship squadron. Clifford Chapin voices him in English and Nobuhiko Okamoto in Japanese, as credited on Square Enix's official site.

Who voices Rain

Clifford Chapin on a convention panel in 2017
English voice Clifford Chapin Photo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped
Japanese voice Nobuhiko Okamoto No freely licensed photo yet

Square Enix's official site credits Clifford Chapin for the English voice and Nobuhiko Okamoto for the Japanese voice. Its Japanese site lists Nobuhiko Okamoto as Rain's voice (CV) on the レイン profile.

"Voicing Rain in this game has been a career highlight for me"

Clifford Chapin, on X, 23 October 2026

Photos come from Wikimedia Commons under the licence shown under each one and show the actors, not the character; a monogram stands in where no freely licensed photo exists. We never use Square Enix artwork (why).

Physical copy

Want to play Rain's story on disc or cartridge? 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:

Rain's profile

Status: Rain
Japanese name
レイン
Role
Protagonist
From
Kingdom of Grandshelt
Commands
An airship squadron
Father
Raegen (left the family)
English voice
Clifford Chapin
Japanese voice
Nobuhiko Okamoto

The figure is a generic job-class silhouette from our own pixel set, not the game's art.

Square Enix's profile calls Rain exceptionally skilled and says he was given command of an airship squadron at a young age. He is earnest and principled. In a crisis he will not take one side against another, and he tries to protect everyone instead.

His father, Raegen, left the family and disappeared without a trace, and Rain has complicated feelings about him. The profile says nothing more about Raegen.

What the Japanese profile adds

The Japanese profile describes Rain as cheerful, with a strong sense of duty and a straightforward nature, and says he has earned the trust of many people. It mentions the father who left the family and went missing, but does not give his name.

Our translation of Square Enix's Japanese profile, checked 25 October 2026.

Where Rain enters the story

In Square Enix's story summary, a royal decree sends Rain and Lasswell, his childhood friend and deputy, to investigate the Earth Shrine, whose protective barrier has weakened. In the innermost chamber a man in black armour defeats them and shatters the Earth Crystal; their airship is wrecked and their comrades fall. Back home they find Grandshelt under attack by the same man, Veritas of the Dark. They rescue the king but are beaten again, and set out after Veritas to protect the remaining Crystals, joined by Fina.

That is as far as Square Enix's summary goes, and we have not played the full game, so nothing past it is covered here.

Common questions

Who voices Rain in Final Fantasy Resonance?

Clifford Chapin in English and Nobuhiko Okamoto in Japanese. Square Enix credits both on the official site, and Chapin wrote on X on 23 October 2026 that voicing Rain had been a career highlight for him.

Who is Rain's father?

Square Enix's English profile names him Raegen. He left Rain's family and vanished without a trace, and Rain has complicated feelings about him. Neither profile says more.

Can you switch Rain's voice to Japanese?

Yes. The game has full English and Japanese voice acting (Steam lists full audio in both), so you can hear either Clifford Chapin or Nobuhiko Okamoto.

Where to go next

Sources

Each source was opened and checked on 25 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): Rain's character profile, the English and Japanese voice credits and the story summary
  2. Square Enix, Final Fantasy Resonance official website (Japan), レイン profile: Japanese name, Japanese voice credit and profile
  3. Clifford Chapin on X (23 October 2026): the actor's own post about voicing Rain
  4. Steam store page, Final Fantasy Resonance (app 3259780): full English and Japanese audio