Voice Cast Unveiled for Upcoming Sci-Fi Co-op Adventure 'Orbitals'
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Voice Cast Unveiled for Upcoming Sci-Fi Co-op Adventure 'Orbitals'

authorBy Roberta Williams
DateJul 07, 2026
Read Time2 min

The upcoming anime-inspired sci-fi cooperative adventure, 'Orbitals' from Shapefarm, is nearing its exclusive debut on Switch 2 this September. Enthusiasm is high following positive early impressions of the game's initial sections. Adding to this anticipation, publisher Kepler Interactive has officially revealed the impressive roster of voice talent behind the game's characters.

For the English-speaking audience, the leading roles of Maki and Omura will be brought to life by the renowned Rebecca Wang and Stephen Fu, respectively. Wang's extensive portfolio includes titles such as 'The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales' and 'Street Fighter 6', while Fu's voice credits span 'Marvel Rivals', 'Unicorn Overlord', and 'Fire Emblem Engage'. The supporting English cast is equally distinguished, featuring Jonathan Ha as Togen, Cassie Ewulu as Kinakoko, and Brent Mukai as Jaga, all of whom have lent their voices to various popular games. In the Japanese rendition, Risa Kageyama and Ryota Ousaka will take on the main characters, supported by experienced voice actors like Masaaki Mizunaka and Tatsuya Kobayashi, promising a rich auditory experience for all players.

The comprehensive reveal of both English and Japanese voice casts underscores the significant effort invested in 'Orbitals' to deliver a compelling narrative and immersive experience. With a strong ensemble of seasoned voice actors, the game is poised to captivate players through its engaging story and dynamic co-op gameplay. This commitment to high-quality voice acting not only enhances the overall production value but also deepens player connection with the game's unique sci-fi universe, fostering a vibrant and memorable adventure.

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