Since its release, Dispatch has been one of the biggest surprises in gaming this year, and a big part of that has been its stellar cast.
Bringing together actors from across film, TV and gaming, Dispatch has a cast full of more famous faces than most new games.
So, if you’re curious who all the voices are and where you know them from, here’s all the info you need.
Dispatch cast: All voice actors and where you know them from
Here is a list of all the voice actors in Dispatch and their characters:
- Aaron Paul – Mecha Man / Robert Robertson
- Laura Bailey – Invisigal
- Erin Yvette – Blonde Blazer / Mandy
- Jeffrey Wright – Chase
- Alanah Pearce – Malevola
- Seán McLoughlin (Jacksepticeye) – Punch Up
- Charles White Jr. (MoistCr1TiKaL) – Sonar
- Matthew Mercer – Shroud
- Yung Gravy – Golem
- Travis Willingham – Phenomaman / Bouncer
- Joel Haver – Waterboy
- Lance Cantstopolis – Flambae
- Thot Squad – Prism
- Mayana Berrin – Coupe / Pom Pom
- Tanoai Reed – Royd
- Frankie Quiñones – Armstrong
- Jared Goldstein – Toxic
- Nimesh Patel – Galen
- Sam Riegel – Sweetalker
- Marisha Ray – Brickhouse
- Ashley Johnson – Brainbook / Ashley Rhiness
- Jenn An – Equilibrium
- Vincent Tong – Dopply
- Isaac Jay – Brainteaser
- Liam O’Brien – Lightningstruck
- Kelly Sheridan – Gena
- Brian Dobson – Blob Goon / Orange Ski / Granny
- Sam Vincent – Charles Kingsley
Where do you know the Dispatch cast from?
With so many heavy hitters in the Dispatch cast, you’re sure to recognise a few of them from other works they’ve been in.
Aaron Paul – Mecha Man / Robert Robertson
Aaron Paul voices Mecha Man. Photo by Mat Hayward/WireImage
Aaron Paul is certainly best known for playing Walter White’s meth-cooking protégé Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad, as well as the film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie. That’s far from his only role, however, as he’s also been Caleb Nichols in Westworld, Eddie Lane in The Path and more.
Dispatch is not his first gig in animation, either, as he memorably played loveable sofa-dweller Todd Chavez in all six seasons of BoJack Horseman.
Laura Bailey – Invisigal
Laura Bailey voices Invisigal. Photo by Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images
Laura Bailey is a prolific actor when it comes to gaming, with some iconic roles under her belt including Abby in The Last of Us Part 2, Rayne in BloodRayne, Kira Carsen in Star Wars: The Old Republic, Jaina Proudmoore in World of Warcraft, Lucina in Fire Emblem Awakening and Chun-Li in Street Fighter.
Beyond gaming, she’s had prominent roles in plenty of animations such as Dragon Ball Z, Fruits Basket, Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Soul Eater and more, while she’s also a regular cast member in the Critical Role web series.
Erin Yvette – Blonde Blazer / Mandy
Erin Yvette voices Blonde Blazer. Photo by Ashley Baker.
Erin Yvette has a penchant for lending her voice to narrative-heavy games, playing Snow White in The Wolf Among Us, Alex in Oxenfree, Chelsea Stevens in Firewatch, and Molly and Bonny in The Walking Dead.
Beyond that, however, she has also voiced skins and champions for games like Fortnite, Paladins and Smite, as well as performed in a number of anime dubs including Digimon: Adventure and Satoshi Kon’s Millennium Actress.
Jeffrey Wright – Chase
Jeffrey Wright voices Chase. Photo by Stephane Cardinale – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images
Perhaps the most accomplished actor on the list, Oscar-nominated Jeffrey Wright has appeared in a number of critically acclaimed films including American Fiction and Basquiat, in the James Bond series as Felix Leiter, Beetee in The Hunger Games, and as Jim Gordon in 2022’s The Batman.
On TV, he received three Emmy Award nominations for his role as Bernard Lowe in Westworld, and earned praise as Valentin Narcisse in Boardwalk Empire.
Chase is his second role in gaming, following on from playing Isaac Dixon in The Last of Us Part 2.
Alanah Pearce – Malevola
Alanah Pearce voices Malevola. Photo by Paul Archuleta/Getty Images
The multitalented Alanah Pearce is, beyond her acting capabilities, a content creator, former journalist, and writer perhaps best known for working at Sony Santa Monica on the God of War series.
In acting, she has featured in Gears 5, Afterparty, Dead Take, and will be in 2026’s Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2, and even voiced a likeness of herself in Cyberpunk 2077.
Seán McLoughlin (Jacksepticeye) – Punch Up
Jacksepticeye voices Punch Up. Photo by Jerod Harris/Getty Images
Jacksepticeye has long been one of the biggest content creators on YouTube, and is currently sitting at just over 31 million subscribers on the platform. Largely making videos about gaming since 2012, as well as streaming on Twitch, he has appeared in cameo roles in the likes of Free Guy with Ryan Reynolds.
In gaming, he has lent his voice to titles like The Escapists 2, Monster Prom, Poppy Playtime and more.
Charles White Jr. (MoistCr1TiKaL) – Sonar
MoistCr1TiKaL voices Sonar. penguinz0
Charles White Jr., better known by his many aliases MoistCr1TiKaL, penguinz0 or just Charlie, is another massively popular content creator. With over 17 million subscribers on YouTube, he is best known for commentary videos on the state of gaming and internet culture, as well as streaming them on Twitch.
Co-owner of esports organisation Moist Esports, he has featured in a variety of web series such as MeatCanyon, Killer Bean and more, and has voiced characters in video games such as World of Warships, Move or Die, and the Lucius and Anima series.
Matthew Mercer – Shroud
Matthew Mercer voices Shroud. Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for ReedPop
Matthew Mercer is a prolific actor in gaming, film and TV, having appeared as Leon Kennedy in Resident Evil 6, Kurtis Stryker in Mortal Kombat, Chrom in Fire Emblem, Jack Cooper in Titanfall 2, Cole Cassidy in Overwatch, Ganondorf in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and many more.
For many, he is perhaps best known for serving as dungeon master for the wildly popular Critical Role web series, although he has also branched out into other series such as Dimension 20, L.A. by Night and Um, Actually.
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