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The voice cast of STAR WARS Zero Company was announced in full on July 25, 2026, during a San Diego Comic-Con panel held by Bit Reactor, Lucasfilm Games, and the cast. Fifteen roles were named, covering Hawks, the story companions, the support crew who stay at the Den, and the leadership of the Infinite Coil.

Announced Cast

Hawks is fully customizable and ships with two voice options, so the protagonist is credited twice.

Two Voices for Hawks

Because Hawks is a created character rather than a fixed one, the role is split between Jonathan Freeman for the masculine voice and Erica Luttrell for the feminine voice. Players pick a voice during character creation alongside gender and appearance, and everything else about the performance is shared: the same lines, the same story, the same relationships with the crew.

Familiar Clone Wars Voices

Two of the announced names carry over from Clone Wars era screen work. Dee Bradley Baker voices Trick and the clone troopers, the same job he has held across animated Star Wars for years, and Matt Lanter voices Anakin Skywalker. Bit Reactor has confirmed the roles and the performers, but has not described how large Anakin's part in the campaign is, so his appearance should be read as confirmed and his screen time as unstated.

The Panel

The San Diego Comic-Con session that carried the reveal was titled "Bringing Star Wars Zero Company to Life: Meet the Cast Behind the Highly Anticipated Tactical Star Wars Game." Bit Reactor narrative director Aaron Contreras and Lucasfilm's Kelsey Sharpe appeared alongside Dee Bradley Baker, Jonathan Freeman, Rekha Sharma, and Vic Michaelis, with Michael Peyton moderating. The same panel opened pre-orders for the Collector's Edition and premiered the first track from the soundtrack, both covered on Release Date and Editions and Development.

What the Cast Said

Contreras framed the setup on stage: Hawks is a disgraced former Republic officer who left the Republic and formed Zero Company, an independent outfit that specializes in covert investigations and tactical operations, and the company is hired to move against the Infinite Coil.

Michaelis described Runa Blask as a Separatist who ends up working at Zero Company out of necessity and who wants the Coil beaten anyway, while Sharma placed Kundri Fathom as a product of the war itself rather than a villain who arrived fully formed. Freeman called Hawks an everyperson who took the fall for something that was not his fault and has been drifting since.