Borderlands 4 features a diverse cast of fully voiced characters, including the new vault hunters, many from the enemy and friendly factions, and others whom you meet throughout your journey.
The game officially supports 14 different languages, with eight of them with full audio, in other words, character voice-overs.
So far, we have already seen the work of the English and recently Japanese VA for the different vault hunters, bosses, and NPCs, thanks to the different character trailers, gameplay, and previews from the various events and such.
And, they have done a phenomenal job.
Especially the lead VAs for the new vault hunters: Amon, Rafa, Vex, and Harlowe.
That said, while many in the Borderlands community appreciate the VAs behind the new vault hunters and other characters, most don’t know their names or past works.
Seeing that, I prepared this complete list of English and Japanese VA for the different characters in Borderlands 4.
All characters’ English and Japanese voice actors in Borderlands 4
At launch, Borderlands 4 will feature four vault hunters, with two more who will get added with the Vault Hunter Pack after launch.
You can find their voice actors and their past work details below:
Vex
- Japanese VA: Kuroki Honoka
- Past work
- Kotani Nagano – Orange (Anime)
- Amana Osaki – The Idolm@ster: Starlit Season (Video Game)
- Misako – River City Girls 2 (Video Game)
- IJN Hanazuki – Azur Lane (Video Game)
- Past work
- English VA: Judy Alice Lee
- Past work
- Luna Snow – Marvel Snow
- Melinoe – Hades II
- Hanna Tanaka – Old Skies
- Clementine – Remnant II
- Past work
Rafa
- Japanese VA: Takeuchi Eiji
- Past work
- Kim Dong Hwan – Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves (Video Game)
- Ken Sudo – Classroom of the Elite (Anime)
- Nobutaka Osanai – Tokyo Revengers (Anime)
- Emerald – Octopath Traveler II (Video Game)
- Gallus Cleaner – Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (Anime)
- Past work
- English VA: Alejandro Saab
- Past work
- Gabimaru – Hell’s Paradise
- Ikari Yaoroshi – Tougen Anki: Dark Demon of Paradise
- Naomasa Tsukauchi – My Hero Academia: Vigilantes
- Shingo Natori – Wind Breaker
- Matsukaze – Dr. Stone
- Past work
Amon
- Japanese VA: Takahiro Fujimoto
- Past work
- Bubbles – Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods
- Kamen Rider 2 – Kamen Rider Movie War Mega Max
- Umigame – Dragon Ball Daima (TV Series)
- Cell Jr. – Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero (Video Game)
- Tarnigen – Tales of Arise (Video Game)
- Palmo – Rune Factory 5 (Video Game)
- Tateoka – Baki (TV Series)
- Past work
- English VA: Ray Chase
- Past work
- Ryomen Sukuna – Jujutsu Kaisen
- Tengen Uzui – Demon Slayers
- Rudra – Devil May Cry
- Rakan – Solo Leveling
- Ridge Frost – Death Stranding 2: On the Beach
- Roswaal L Mathers – Re: Zero
- Past work
Harlowe
- Japanese VA: Kondo Yui
- Past work
- Biwa Hayahide – Umayuru: Pretty Gray (TV Mini Series)
- Tao Mongarten – Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout (TV Series)
- Lottie Turner – Harry Potter: Magic Awakened
- Main character – Wild Hearts (Video Game)
- Data Khun Mascheny Zahad – Tower of God: New World (Video Game)
- Past work
- English VA: Kimberly Brooks
- Past work
- Margot – Arcane (TV Series)
- Rosalind Starling – LoliPop Chainsaw: RePoP
- Past work
All NPCs English and Japanese VA in Borderlands 4
- The Timekeeper – Dave Fennoy
- Rush – Delbert Hunt
- Levaine – Erica Luttrell
- Defiant Calder – Trevor Devall
- Moxxi – Brina Palencia
- Claptrap – Jim Foronda
- Zane – Cian Barry
- Amara – Zehra Fazal
That concludes my Borderlands 4 characters’ English and Japanese VA list. If the article helped, please consider buying me a Coffee to help me create more content. You can also share the guide with your friends or leave a comment.
