Revamped Persona 3 Reload set to astonish fans with fresh vocals
Persona 3 Reload, the remake of the beloved JRPG, will introduce a brand new English voice cast for its characters Fans will hear fresh takes on the iconic dialogue, with the new actors bringing their own flair to the beloved characters
The highly anticipated Persona 3 Reload has announced a fresh voice cast, with new actors stepping in to portray the game's beloved characters. Fans have been eagerly awaiting news of a remake for quite some time, and rumors and leaks about the possibility only fueled their excitement. One of the biggest concerns for fans was whether or not the original dub actors would return, as their performances were highly regarded and beloved by many. However, it has been confirmed that a new voice cast will take on the roles of the entire party.
The actors behind the voices of the eight party members have recently been confirming their roles on Twitter. Fans may recognize some of these names from other popular franchises such as Genshin Impact, Fire Emblem, or Final Fantasy. Among the confirmed voice actors are Aleks Le, Zeno Robinson, Dawn M. Bennet, Alejandro Saab, and Allegra Clark. They will be lending their voices to the Persona 3 Protagonist, Junpei Iori, Aigis, Akihiko Sanada, and Mitsuru Kirijo respectively. While the full list of credits has not yet been revealed, it is highly likely that all previous social links and character performances will be replaced in the game's English dub as well.
Persona 3 Reload English Dub Cast
The new cast for the Persona 3 remake has received mixed reactions from fans, with the majority being positive. Some fans are pleased to see the new actors fitting perfectly into their roles, while others are disappointed to miss out on the nostalgia of the old performances. However, the replacement of Junpei Iori's former actor Vic Mignonga, who has faced controversy and lawsuits, has been a relief for many.
The upcoming release of Persona 3 Reload promises a fresh take on the 2006 original, boasting an entirely new set of character models, environments, and maps to explore. The game's cutscenes have also received a revamp, featuring models that closely resemble those seen in Persona 5's visually stunning cutscenes, alongside newly animated 2D scenes. It's evident that Atlus is aiming for a higher standard, as evidenced by the recasting of certain characters. Fans can look forward to experiencing this complete remake when it launches in early 2024 for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
