Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave voice actors include Zeno Robinson as Cai, Xander Mobus as Dietrich, Shara Kirby as Theodora, and Katiana Sarkissian as Leda in English. Joshua Waters and Virginia Lee voice the male and female Eshmel, while Cassandra Lee Morris voices both Fortuna and Sothis. The tables below distinguish those English credits from the Japanese cast and provide a selected supporting-cast lookup. For the score rather than spoken performances, the music guide links Nintendo's official track selection.
Main English and Japanese cast
Nintendo Life's cast report identifies the principal English performances and says Nintendo shared cast updates through Nintendo Today. The English assignments below are also present in Game Rant's cast guide, while the bilingual Fire Emblem Wiki table supplies the corresponding Japanese names. This is a role lookup rather than a ranking of performances. If you are identifying a character from an early scene, our character overview provides a separate introduction to the game's cast.
| Character | English voice actor | Japanese voice actor |
|---|---|---|
| Eshmel, male | Joshua Waters | Yoshitsugu Matsuoka |
| Eshmel, female | Virginia Lee | Marina Inoue |
| Cai | Zeno Robinson | Daiki Yamashita |
| Dietrich | Xander Mobus | Satoshi Hino |
| Theodora | Shara Kirby | Minami Takayama |
| Leda | Katiana Sarkissian | Mariya Ise |
Fortuna and Sothis
Nintendo Life and Game Rant both assign Fortuna and Sothis to Cassandra Lee Morris in English. Sharing an actor is a cast fact, not by itself a statement about the characters' identities or their relationship in the story. Nintendo introduces Fortuna as the goddess assisting your journey through time and Sothis as the god who sets that journey in motion. Keeping the credit and the plot separate makes this lookup useful without turning a familiar voice into a spoiler theory.
Selected supporting English cast
These supporting-role assignments agree across the cast listings used here. The list is selected rather than advertised as the complete end-credit roll, and it avoids assigning actors where the published name spellings differ. Character names alone can reveal people you have not met yet, so stop at the main cast if you prefer to discover the roster during play. For practical party planning after meeting someone, use the recruitment overview separately from the actor lookup.
| Character | English voice actor |
|---|---|
| Tialla | Madeleine Morris |
| Peter | Michael Johnston |
| Ultand | Rachel Rial |
| Fabio | Jimmie Yamaguchi |
| Esmeralda | Kendell Byrd |
| Mikaela | Marie Westbrook |
| Bonaventure | Dave Fennoy |
| Tobias | Kamran Nikhad |
| Lilian | Stephanie Wong |
| Lysander | Howard Wang |
| Sirocco | Daman Mills |
| Olympia | Madeline Dorroh |
| Mu | Asante Mango |
| Jester | Kieran Regan |
| Goliath | Damon Alums |
| Gaitz | J. Michael Tatum |
| Dante | Alaina Wis |
| Ludia | Kana Shimanuki |
| Fianna | Nerida Bronwen |
| Diego | Nazeeh Tarsha |
| Loretta | Amber Lee Connors |
| Seteth | Mark Whitten |
Reading shared and variant credits
Some cast guides combine several roles under one performer, while another list may display each character separately. For example, Game Rant groups Buccar and Dyan under Chris Okawa, and Ursula and Kalla under Amelia Tyler; the bilingual wiki presents the same pairings. That formatting should not be mistaken for a different actor simply because one role appears on a separate row elsewhere. Conversely, similar spellings should not be silently standardized when a specific credit has not been checked.