Star Wars: Zero Company reveals full character cast lineup

If you’ve been waiting to see which actors are bringing Star Wars: Zero Company’s characters to life, the game has now published its full character-and-cast lineup. With launch set for August 27, this reveal clarifies the voices behind the lead Hawks, brings back familiar Star Wars talent, and confirms additional cast members for major supporting roles—plus details on what fans can expect at San Diego Comic-Con.

What changed: the full character and cast list is now public

Developer Bit Reactor has officially released the complete character list and who will voice each role in Star Wars: Zero Company. The turn-based tactics title, set to launch on August 27, tasks players with assembling a team of ragtag heroes and stopping a sinister plot connected to the Clone Wars. Beyond tactical combat, the game also includes third-person exploration elements, including wandering around a hub area between missions.

Who is affected: leads, returning alums, and major antagonists

The cast is anchored by Jonathan Freeman and Erica Luttrell, announced as the voices leading the project. Freeman provides the male voice for Hawks, the playable protagonist. Luttrell supplies the female voice for Hawks.

The lineup also includes a notable return for Star Wars voice work: Matt Lanter is set to play Anakin Skywalker again in Zero Company, and Dee Bradley Baker will reprise the Clone Trooper role as Trick.

On the antagonist side, Bit Reactor confirmed that Rekha Sharma will portray Kundri Fathom, described as the primary antagonist and the leader of a Separatist-aligned cult called the “Infinite Coil.” Additional supporting roles include Vic Michaelis as Runa Blask, JB Blanc as Kabb Uppercut, and Judy Alice Lee as Jae Mordant. Rounding out the announced cast are performers including D.C. Douglas (M-3VO / Meevo), Dylan Kenin (Visser), Nicole Rainteau (Tel-Rea), Jim Pirri (Neesh Renark), Hunter Smith (Typhon), and Alex McKenna (Cly Kullervo).

What comes next: SDCC panel confirmation this week

Alongside the cast reveal, Bit Reactor confirmed the game will have a dedicated panel at San Diego Comic-Con later this week. The event is scheduled for Saturday, July 25 at 7pm ET and will feature Bit Reactor narrative director Aaron Conteras, Lucasfilm’s Kelsey Sharpe, and four cast members: Dee Bradley Baker, Jonathan Freeman, Rekha Sharma, and Vic Michaelis. For fans planning to attend, this is the first opportunity to hear directly from both the narrative team and several of the announced performers.

What players should know

• Hawks is voiced by Jonathan Freeman (male) and Erica Luttrell (female), anchoring the game’s playable protagonist.
• Matt Lanter returns as Anakin Skywalker, while Dee Bradley Baker plays the Clone Trooper Trick.
• Rekha Sharma voices Kundri Fathom, the primary antagonist linked to the Separatist-aligned “Infinite Coil.”
• Bit Reactor also confirmed a San Diego Comic-Con panel for July 25 at 7pm ET featuring key narrative and cast members.

Expert View

This cast reveal does more than list names—it clarifies the game’s narrative priorities. With Hawks fully voiced by Freeman and Luttrell, plus Anakin and a Clone Trooper returning through Lanter and Baker, the project is clearly leaning into recognizable Star Wars touchpoints while expanding its roster with new antagonists and supporting characters. For players deciding whether to follow, the next real test is whether the voice performances match the game’s tactical-and-exploration structure, but the SDCC panel should provide useful context right before launch.