List of voice actors

Voice actors are people that voice characters in the Super Smash Bros. series. They are divided by game.

Super Smash Bros voice actors

List of voice actors for SSB in alphabetical order:

Jeff Manning, the voice of Super Smash Bros's announcer, is shown here recording his voice. Manning is also the voice of Master Hand.

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Charles Martinet is the voice of Mario and Luigi in all four Super Smash Bros. games. Martinet also is the voice of Dr. Mario in Super Smash Bros. Melee, and the voice of Wario and Waluigi in Super Smash Bros Brawl. In the original Super Smash Bros., Martinet's last name was misspelled "Martinee" in the credits.

• Charles Martinet (misspelled Martinee): Mario, Luigi
• Ikue Ōtani: Pikachu
• Jeff Manning: Announcer, Master Hand
• Kazumi Totaka: Yoshi
• Makiko Ōmoto: Kirby, Ness
• Nobuyuki Hiyama: Link
• Rachael Lillis: Jigglypuff
• Ryō Horikawa: Captain Falcon
• Shinobu Satouchi: Fox

Uncredited Pokémon voices (English):

• Michael Haigney - Hitmonlee, Koffing, Snorlax, Charmander
• Unshô Ishizuka - Onix
• Tara Jayne - Clefairy
• Shinichirô Miki - Beedrill, Charizard
• Eric Stuart - Blastoise
• Kôichi Yamadera - Mew

Super Smash Bros. Melee voice actors

Dean Harrington is the voice of Super Smash Bros. Melee's announcer, as well as Master Hand and Crazy Hand.

• Ben Cullum: Falco (In his ship)
• Charles Martinet: Mario, Luigi, Dr. Mario
• Chris Seavor: Peppy, Slippy
• Dean Harrington: Announcer, Master Hand, Crazy Hand
• Fujiko Takimoto: Young Link
• Hikaru Midorikawa: Marth
• Hisao Egawa: Falco
• Ikue Ōtani: Pikachu
• James W. Norwood Jr.: DK Rap vocal
• Jen Taylor: Peach
• Jun Fukuyama: Roy
• Isaac Marshall: Bowser
• Jun Mizusawa: Zelda, Sheik
• Kazumi Totaka: Yoshi
• Makiko Ōmoto: Kirby, Ness
• Masachika Ichimura: Mewtwo
• Mika Kanai: Purin, Chikorita
• Nobuyuki Hiyama: Link
• Rachael Lillis: Jigglypuff
• Ryō Horikawa: Captain Falcon
• Sanae Kobayashi: Popo, Nana
• Satomi Kōrogi: Pichu, Togepi
• Shinobu Satouchi: Fox
• Steve Malpass: Fox (in his ship)
• Takashi Nagasako: Ganondorf
• Not credited: Pokémon Voices

Super Smash Bros. Brawl voice actors

Pat Cashman is the voice of Super Smash Bros. Brawl's announcer. He is also the voice of Master Hand and Crazy Hand.

• Akio Otsuka: Solid Snake (Japanese), Samurai Goroh
• Akira Sasanuma: Link
• Alésia Glidewell: Zero Suit Samus, Knuckle Joe, Krystal (English)
• Andy Hartpence: Mona Pizza's Song vocalist (Pizza Dinosaur)
• Atsushi Kisaichi: Meta Knight (Japanese)
• Aya Hara: Isaac, Krystal (Japanese)
• Bill Rogers: Lucario (English), Bonsly, Weavile
• Charles Martinet: Mario, Wario, Luigi, Waluigi
• Craig Blair: Ivysaur (English)
• Christina Peyser: Mona Pizza's Song vocalist
• Christopher Randolph: Hal 'Otacon' Emmerich (English)
• David Hayter: Solid Snake (English)
• Daisuke Namikawa: Lucario (Japanese)
• Dex Manley: Falco Lombardi (English), Peppy Hare (English), Panther Caroso (English)
• Emily McIntosh: Ashley's Song vocalist
• Eric Newsome: Meta Knight (English), Bowser
• Hideyuki Tanaka: Hal 'Otacon' Emmerich (Japanese)
• Hikaru Midorikawa: Marth
• Hironori Miyata: Ganondorf, Tingle
• Hisao Egawa: Falco Lombardi (Japanese), Little Mac
• Houko Kuwashima: Mei Ling (Japanese)
• Ikue Ōtani: Pikachu
• James Cowan: Ashley's Song backup vocalist, Mike's Song vocalist
• James Norwood: Kong Jungle (Melee) vocalist (see above)
• Jason Adkins: Ike (English)
• Jason Griffith (aka Adam Caroleson): Sonic The Hedgehog (English), Shadow the Hedgehog (English)
• Jay Ward: Wolf O'Donnell (English), Main Theme (Metroid) narrator, Opening / Menu (Metroid Prime) narrator
• Jim Walker: Fox McCloud (English), Leon Powalski (English)
• Jimmy Zoppi (aka Billy Beach): Pokémon, including Munchlax and Metagross
• Johnny Gioeli: Open Your Heart vocalist, Live & Learn vocalist, Sonic Heroes vocalist
• Jun Fukuda: Mike's Song (JP) vocalist
• Jun Mizusawa: Zelda, Sheik
• Junichi Kanemaru: Sonic The Hedgehog (Japanese), Japanese voice actor for Sonic in video games since 1998^[1]
• Kaneto Shiozawa: Gray Fox (Japanese)
• Katsayuki Konishi: Snorlax (Japanese), Rayquaza
• Kayzie Rogers (aka Jamie Peacock): Pokémon, including Wobbuffet
• Kazumi Totaka: Yoshi, K.K. Slider
• Kenji Nojima: Fox McCloud (Japanese)
• Kim Mai Guest: Mei Ling (English)
• Kouji Yusa: Shadow the Hedgehog (Japanese)
• Kyoko Tonguu: Slippy Toad (Japanese)
• Lani Minella: Lucas, Pit (English), Lyn (English)
• Mahito Ouba: Wolf O'Donnell (Japanese)
• Makiko Omoto: Kirby, Ness, Lyn (Japanese)
• Masahiro Sakurai: King Dedede
• Michael Haigney: Snorlax (English)
• Michael McAuliffe: Slippy Toad (English)
• Michelle Knotz: Pokémon Trainer (English), Squirtle (English), Torchic, Piplup, Jirachi, Manaphy, Gardevoir
• Michihiko Hagi: Ike (Japanese)
• Mika Kanai: Purin (Japanese), Chikorita
• Minami Takayama: Pit (Japanese)
• Natasha Farrow: Calling To The Night vocalist
• Nate Bihldorff: Mona Pizza's Song vocalist (Pizza Dinosaur)
• Pat Cashman: Announcer, Master Hand, Crazy Hand
• Paul Eiding: Colonel Roy Campbell (English)
• Rachel Lillis: Jigglypuff (English)
• Rob Paulsen: Gray Fox (English)
• Ryo Horikawa: Captain Falcon
• Sachi Matsumoto: Toon Link
• Sachiko Hamano: Jill
• Samantha Kelly: Peach
• Sanae Kobayashi: Ice Climbers
• Satomi Korogi: Togepi
• Shinichiro Miki: Charizard, Staryu
• Shinobu Satouchi: Dr. Wright, Leon Powalski (Japanese)
• Steve Conte: Seven Rings In Hand vocalist
• Takeshi Aono: Colonel Roy Campbell (Japanese)
• Terry Lauber: Ashley's Song backup vocalist, Mike's Song vocalist
• Takashi Nagasako: Donkey Kong
• Tomoko Kawakami: Latias, Latios
• Tomoko Sasaki: Ashley's Song (JP) vocalist

Super Smash Bros. 4 voice actors

• Alésia Glidewell: Zero Suit Samus (English) ^
• Antony Del Rio: Pit (English)
• Akira Sasanuma: Link
• Brandy Kopp: Palutena (English)
• Charles Martinet: Mario, Luigi
• David Vincent: Robin (English)
• Laura Bailey: Lucina (English)
• Mike West: Fox (English)^
• Roger Craig Smith: Sonic (English)
• October Moore: Wii Fit Trainer (English)
• Sean Schemmel: Lucario (English)

^Place holder voice, clips will be rerecorded

References

1. Junichi Kanemaru at the Internet Movie Database