Full NTE Voice Actor List: Chinese & Japanese Cast Guide

Quick answer: A roundup of the Chinese and Japanese voice actors for NTE characters up to Version 1.5. Famous Japanese seiyuu include Yuichi Nakamura (Baicang), Rie Tanaka (Jiuyuan), Akari Kito (Mint), Tomokazu Sugita (Skia), and Toshiyuki Morikawa (Adler). The protagonist, Esper Zero, has both male and female voice actors in Chinese and Japanese.

NTE boasts a luxurious Chinese and Japanese voice cast, with the Japanese version assembling a roster of A-list seiyuu. This article rounds up the Chinese and Japanese voice actors for the characters from launch through Version 1.5 (Elyms arrives 11/11 and Exe on 12/2, with Chinese casts still to be confirmed), with notes on the standout works of several famous seiyuu. For the newest characters, check the Character Index.

Full Character Voice-Cast Table

Notable Japanese Seiyuu Notes

A few Japanese seiyuu especially worth highlighting, along with their signature roles:

Yuichi Nakamura — Baicang

A front-line industry mainstay. Signature roles: Satoru Gojo (Jujutsu Kaisen), Graham Aker (Mobile Suit Gundam 00), Tomoya Okazaki (CLANNAD), Tatsuya Shiba (The Irregular at Magic High School). In NTE he voices ETD-4 captain Baicang, and his presence fits the “sorcerer captain” role to a tee.

Rie Tanaka — Jiuyuan

A veteran heavyweight. Signature roles: Lacus Clyne (Mobile Suit Gundam SEED), Suigintou (Rozen Maiden), and Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke (Strike Witches). Jiuyuan’s “rapid-swap burst + cool elder-sister” persona had plenty of players swooning the moment they saw the voice-cast list.

Akari Kito — Mint

A rising star at the height of her popularity. Signature roles: Nezuko Kamado (Demon Slayer), Kanata Konoe (Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club), Hina Chouno (Blue Box). In NTE she voices the approachable A-rank sub-DPS Mint, and you can hear her voice across multiple games.

Tomokazu Sugita — Skia

A comedy-leaning seiyuu who also works as an actor, show host, and game commentator. Signature roles: Gintoki Sakata (Gintama), Kyon (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya), Joseph Joestar (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure), Yusuke Kitagawa (Persona 5). Voicing the towering canine operative Skia, the gap-moe is off the charts.

Toshiyuki Morikawa — Adler

An evergreen veteran of the industry. Signature roles: Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII), Minato Namikaze (NARUTO), the second Hiroshi Nohara (Crayon Shin-chan). Voicing the curse-attribute A-rank support Adler (the gold-trimmed butler), his butlerly air lands in a single second.

Maaya Uchida / Yuma Uchida — protagonist, Esper Zero

A seiyuu sibling pair voicing the same character in different genders. The elder sister, Maaya Uchida (born 1989): Rikka Takanashi (Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!), Sharo Kirima (Is the Order a Rabbit?), Ranko Kanzaki (THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls). The younger brother, Yuma Uchida: Megumi Fushiguro (Jujutsu Kaisen), Ash Lynx (BANANA FISH), Rakuro Hizutome (Shangri-La Frontier). Having the protagonist’s “male/female versions” each voiced by a real sibling is a wonderfully detailed touch.

Ayana Taketatsu — Nanally

One of the industry’s leading female seiyuu. Signature roles: Azusa Nakano (K-ON!), Kirino Kosaka (Oreimo), Nino Nakano (The Quintessential Quintuplets). She voices Nanally, the first limited S-rank from the open beta, lending her a bright, resolute vocal quality.

Karin Takahashi — Aurelia

A mainstay of recent years. Signature roles: Beni Higashiyama (Chainsaw Man), Suika (Dr. STONE), Shii (Do It Yourself!!). She voices the soul-attribute free main DPS Aurelia, interpreting the musical girl with a pure, adorable tone.

Want to Audition Different Voices?

For each character’s detailed skills, role, and team-building recommendations, you can read it all on the Character Index page. Whichever seiyuu’s performance you like, switch between the Chinese and Japanese voices right from the character page to listen.

Voice-actor data is compiled from community and officially released information; any changes are subject to official announcements. If you spot an error, feel free to email contact@ntegame.net to let us know.

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