Quick answer: StarWars.com has officially published a substantial cast list. Hawks has two voice performances—Jonathan Freeman for the masculine voice and Erica Luttrell for the feminine voice. Matt Lanter returns as Anakin Skywalker, and Dee Bradley Baker voices clone trooper Trick.
Confirmed main cast
| Character | Voice actor |
|---|---|
| Hawks — Masculine | Jonathan Freeman |
| Hawks — Feminine | Erica Luttrell |
| Kundri Fathom | Rekha Sharma |
| Trick | Dee Bradley Baker |
| Anakin Skywalker | Matt Lanter |
| Runa Blask | Vic Michaelis |
| Kabb Uppercut | JB Blanc |
| Jae Mordant | Judy Alice Lee |
| Cly Kullervo | Alex McKenna |
| Bennic Halloren | Leo Howard |
| Visser | Dylan Kenin |
| Tel-Rea | Nicole Rainteau |
| Neesh Renark | Jim Pirri |
| M-3VO / Meevo | D.C. Douglas |
| Typhon | Hunter Smith |
This list comes from StarWars.com's July 26, 2026 SDCC coverage, not from an unofficial credits scrape. That makes it appropriate as the primary source for a voice-cast page.
Hawks has a customizable voice identity
Hawks is the player-controlled protagonist and can be customized during character creation. The official cast announcement identifies separate masculine and feminine performances by Jonathan Freeman and Erica Luttrell. EA's customization guide also includes voice as part of the Hawks dossier/creation process.
This matters because Hawks is not a single fixed cinematic protagonist. Appearance, Origin, Specialization and other options can change, while the surname Hawks remains part of the character identity. The dual voice performances preserve that customization while keeping the protagonist fully voiced.
Matt Lanter returns as Anakin Skywalker
For Clone Wars fans, the headline casting connection is Matt Lanter as Anakin Skywalker. Lanter is strongly associated with the animated Clone Wars version of Anakin, and StarWars.com explicitly lists him for Zero Company. The game is set during the Clone Wars era, so the casting reinforces continuity with that familiar portrayal.
Anakin is not the customizable protagonist; Hawks remains the campaign lead. His presence should be described as part of the story rather than suggesting that players build or control Anakin as their primary character throughout the campaign.
Dee Bradley Baker voices Trick
Dee Bradley Baker, known for extensive clone performances across Star Wars animation, voices Trick. StarWars.com's panel coverage specifically discusses the process of giving individual clones a distinct personality despite the shared clone origin. That makes Trick more than a generic clone-trooper unit in the roster.
For a tactics game with permadeath and relationship systems, that character specificity is important. An Operator has narrative value, mechanical value and accumulated Bonds, so the performance helps make potential loss feel different from replacing a faceless soldier.
Rekha Sharma as Kundri Fathom
Rekha Sharma voices Kundri Fathom, the leader tied to the Infinite Coil threat. StarWars.com's panel describes the Infinite Coil as a Separatist-aligned paramilitary cult attempting to spread a deadly shadow plague. Fathom therefore functions as a central antagonist rather than a background quest giver.
The casting page should avoid spoiling later campaign developments that are not necessary to answer the user's search. The confirmed actor and public story setup are enough for a useful profile without reproducing end-game plot details.
Runa Blask and the Zero Company operation
Vic Michaelis voices Runa Blask. The SDCC panel describes Runa as the person who handles the unglamorous managerial realities that keep Zero Company operating. She is a Separatist who ends up working with the group out of necessity and shares the goal of defeating the Infinite Coil even if her relationship with Hawks and the company is complicated.
That background explains why the game's Bonds and interpersonal friction matter. The roster is intentionally made of uneasy allies, not a squad that begins as a perfectly unified military unit.
Other confirmed performances
JB Blanc voices Kabb Uppercut, Judy Alice Lee voices Jae Mordant, Alex McKenna voices Cly Kullervo, Leo Howard voices Bennic Halloren, Dylan Kenin voices Visser, Nicole Rainteau voices Tel-Rea, Jim Pirri voices Neesh Renark, D.C. Douglas voices M-3VO/Meevo, and Hunter Smith voices Typhon.
The official game databank includes many of these names as characters associated with the Zero Company story. Keeping the actor table tied to the databank helps avoid a common SEO problem: accidentally mixing rumored characters, minor uncredited roles and official cast announcements into one list.
Is the cast complete?
Treat the table as the confirmed major cast announced by StarWars.com, not a claim that every incidental NPC voice in the game appears here. Full end credits may contain additional performers. If EA, Lucasfilm or the game's credits provide a broader official list, this page can be expanded without changing the existing canonical URL.
Who composed the soundtrack?
The same SDCC coverage announced music by Grammy-winning composer Gordy Haab, with Walt Disney Records handling the official soundtrack release. Composer credit is separate from the voice cast, but users frequently search the two together, so it is useful to clarify the distinction.
FAQ
Who voices Anakin in Zero Company?
Matt Lanter.
Who voices Trick?
Dee Bradley Baker.
Who voices Hawks?
Jonathan Freeman provides the masculine Hawks voice and Erica Luttrell provides the feminine Hawks voice.
Who voices the main villain Fathom?
Rekha Sharma voices Kundri Fathom.
Why the official cast list is the source of record
Voice databases can contain alternate-language performers, incidental NPC credits or user-submitted guesses. For this English cast page, the StarWars.com SDCC announcement is the source of record because it names the actor and character together in an official Lucasfilm publication. Future additions should preserve that distinction: expand the table from official credits, not from an uncited aggregation.