Star Wars Zero Company Cast: Full Voice Guide

The Star Wars Zero Company cast includes Jonathan Freeman and Erica Luttrell as the two selectable voices for Hawks, plus Dee Bradley Baker as clone trooper Trick and Matt Lanter returning as Anakin Skywalker. Rekha Sharma plays primary antagonist Kundri Fathom, while Vic Michaelis voices Zero Company's sharp-tongued operations chief, Runa Blask. StarWars.com has officially named 15 character-and-performer pairings. The list below separates those confirmed credits from speculation and explains the roles the cast has publicly discussed.

Full confirmed Star Wars Zero Company cast

The official cast announcement covers Hawks, central members of the company, its principal enemy, and several supporting characters. Hawks has separate masculine and feminine performances because the player can customize the protagonist's voice, species, appearance, clothing, and combat specialization. The credits below preserve the character spellings used by StarWars.com rather than the inconsistent spellings produced by automatic video captions.

This is the complete list in the official July 2026 StarWars.com article, not a claim that no other credited performers appear in the finished game. The Comic-Con panel also displayed and discussed parts of the wider ensemble, but automatic captions repeatedly misheard names such as Hawks, Trick, and Runa. For that reason, this guide uses the published official roster as its baseline and treats any additional credit not reproduced there as 待确认.

Who voices Hawks?

Jonathan Freeman voices the masculine version of Hawks, and Erica Luttrell voices the feminine version. Hawks is a disgraced former Republic officer whose original company was destroyed, leaving the character blamed for the loss and separated from the Republic. The story then places this guarded gun-for-hire back in charge of an independent team that handles covert investigations and tactical operations.

Customization does not make Hawks a blank character with no dramatic foundation. Lucasfilm creative executive Kelsey Sharpe said the team balanced a personality defined by the story with choices defined by the player, while the panel confirmed that species, appearance, outfits, and tactical specialty can change. Freeman described noir films such as The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca as reference points for his performance. Luttrell, previously heard in Star Wars: Squadrons, provides an alternate full performance rather than a different protagonist.

Which Clone Wars actors return?

Dee Bradley Baker voices Trick, a new clone trooper with battle damage, a strategic mind, and a strong desire to return to field duty after being placed behind a desk. Baker has long voiced clone troopers across The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch, but the panel emphasized that Trick has his own age, experience, attitude, and personality. Trick also shares important history with Hawks, giving the familiar clone voice a new story relationship rather than simply repeating an older role.

Matt Lanter returns as Anakin Skywalker, continuing the performance associated with the animated The Clone Wars. The supplied material confirms Anakin's appearance and Lanter's casting, but it does not establish how large his role is or how many missions feature him. Any exact screen-time estimate, mission count, or claim that Anakin is a permanent squad member is therefore 待确认. What is confirmed is the performer-character pairing and the game's late-Clone-Wars setting.

Who plays Runa Blask and Kundri Fathom?

Vic Michaelis plays Runa Blask, the person handling operations and finances for the perpetually strained company. Runa previously worked around Separatist-leaning corporations and remains openly sympathetic to Separatist ideas, even while helping Hawks oppose the Infinite Coil. The official panel described her as the person who keeps the lights on whether or not she believes in Hawks or the company's mission on a given day. Her blunt exchanges with Hawks are designed to carry both conflict and comedy.

Rekha Sharma voices Kundri Fathom, the leader of the Separatist-aligned paramilitary cult called the Infinite Coil. Fathom seeks to spread the shadow plague, and the story presents her as a patient, strategic recruiter who exploits the disorder and inequality surrounding the Clone Wars. Sharma described the era's turmoil as the environment that could produce someone like Fathom. The material deliberately withholds the source of the power Fathom serves, so that mystery remains 待确认 rather than something to fill with fan theory.

How performance capture shaped the characters

The Comic-Con discussion makes an important distinction between conventional voice recording and performance capture. Freeman and Michaelis described working physically in the same space, reacting to one another and occasionally extending strong scripted scenes through improvisation. Sharma clarified that her own contribution was voice acting while other panel members had performed in capture sessions. The evidence does not identify the capture method used for every person in the published cast, so it would be inaccurate to label the entire roster a performance-capture ensemble.

Narrative and cinematic director Aaron Contreras said the team brought actors together for multiple takes and allowed reactions to influence the scene. That process is especially relevant to Zero Company because relationships are part of play: sending Operators on missions together builds bonds, and different combinations can alter the social texture around the squad. The cast is therefore serving both a cinematic campaign and a tactical system in which the player chooses who repeatedly works together.

What the cast reveals about the story

The roster shows that this is not solely a Republic squad or a parade of familiar heroes. Hawks leads a clone trooper, a Mandalorian, a Jedi Padawan, and other Operators drawn from different sides of the war, while Runa preserves a Separatist point of view inside the organization. That mix gives performers room to play old resentments, practical alliances, and relationships that can improve through the bond system. It also explains why the game needs both authored characters and customizable recruits.

The cast also signals a story that can connect to established Clone Wars continuity without giving up its original conflict. Baker and Lanter provide recognizable links, but Hawks, Trick, Runa, Fathom, and the Infinite Coil are positioned as the central dramatic machinery described in the official material. Supporting performers such as JB Blanc, Judy Alice Lee, Alex McKenna, and D.C. Douglas expand that ensemble, while exact endings, casualties, and character arcs are omitted because the supplied sources do not safely confirm them without spoilers.

Cast questions answered

There are two voice options for Hawks, and both belong to the same customizable protagonist. The material does not say that one voice changes missions, abilities, or the main plot, so any such difference is 待确认. It does say that replaying can reveal nuances in performances, interactions, and relationships, which is a narrative observation rather than a promise of separate campaigns.

Sources

• https://www.starwars.com/news/sdcc-star-wars-zero-company-cast-announce
• https://www.pcgamer.com/games/strategy/star-wars-zero-company-reveals-cast-including-fan-favorite-actors-from-clone-wars-animated-series/
• https://www.techradar.com/gaming/the-voice-actors-behind-anakin-skywalker-and-the-clone-troopers-in-the-clone-wars-are-returning-for-star-wars-zero-company
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0-NW_GdLCY