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List of companies with minor representation
- (W.I.P.) Compressing sections in the respective page, feel free to edit this section:
Spike Chunsoft
| Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd. | |||
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| Type | Subsidiary | ||
| Founded | April 9, 1984 (Chunsoft) October 18, 1991 (Spike) April 1, 2012 (as Spike Chunsoft) | ||
| Headquarters |  Tokyo, Japan
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| Key people | Koichi Nakamura Mitsutoshi Sakurai | ||
| Industry | Video games | ||
| Products | Video games | ||
| Employees | 200 (2016) | ||
| Parent | Dwango | ||
| Website | Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd. | ||
Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd (株式会社スパイク・チュンソフト) is a Japanese video game development studio best known for creating the Mystery Dungeon series. The company is the result of a merger between Chunsoft Co., Ltd.—founded by Dragon Quest programmer Koichi Nakamura, who developed Portopia Serial Murder Case, the early Dragon Quest titles, Sound Novel games, Mystery Dungeon and Zero Escape series—and Spike Co., Ltd.—who developed the Danganronpa, Fire Pro Wrestling and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series. Prior to the merging with Spike, Chunsoft originally developed the early Dragon Quest titles up to Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride for the NES and Super Famicom respectively. The Mystery Dungeon series appears as a dependent universe, with small references to it appearing in the Super Smash Bros. series.
The company also provides development support to other companies. They assisted with Nintendo for Wii Play Motion and the Warrior's Way minigame for StreetPass Mii Plaza, collaborated with Red Entertainment for the development of Fossil Fighters: Frontier, and Bandai Namco for games related to the Weekly Shōnen Jump set of mangas like Jump Force. Spike Chunsoft also publishes western games in Japan, one being the Crypt of the NecroDancer series in Japan, including the Zelda themed Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer feat. The Legend of Zelda.
- Dragon Quest series:
Erdrick and Solo, who are alternate costumes for the Luminary, are male protagonists sourced from Dragon Quest III and Dragon Quest IV respectively.- The alternate costumes of Erdrick and Solo are based on the Hero of Dragon Quest V and Dragon Quest I respectively.
- The Hero of Dragon Quest I, Dragon Quest II and Dragon Quest V make a cameo in Hero's Final Smash Gigaslash.
- Most spells from Hero's Command Selection and in his moveset are sourced from games prior to Dragon Quest VI.
- Mii costumes of Martial Artist from Dragon Quest III, and Erdrick and the Slime headgear from Dragon Quest I, appear as purchasable DLCs.
- Soundtracks sourced from Dragon Quest III and Dragon Quest IV can be played in Yggdrasil's Altar, and in every iterations of Battlefield and Final Destination as of version 8.1.0.
- Slime, King Slime, Dracky, Golem, Great Sabrecub, Great Sabrecat and Liquid Metal Slime appear as spirits.
- Slime, Liquid Metal Slime and Mimic appear as stage elements in Yggdrasil's Altar.
- Mystery Dungeon series:
The Chocobo headgear is based on the main Chocobo character of Final Fantasy's Chocobo sub-series and appear as a purchasable DLC. The headgear most closely resembles its appearance in Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon; the third game in the Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon trilogy.- The Chocobo headgear returns as a purchasable DLC. It was updated to its latest appearance in the Chocobo sub-series, being Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon Every Buddy!, the remake for Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon.
- Fossil Fighters series:
- Jura, Tria, and Nibbles from Fossil Fighters: Frontier appear as a collective trophy.
- Nibbles from Fossil Fighters: Frontier returns as a spirit.
- "Battle Start - Fossil Fighters: Frontier": The sourced track, can be played in stages from non-playable universes, and in every iterations of Battlefield and Final Destination as of version 8.1.0.
- Warrior's Way:
Wentworth and Emperor Fynalle appear as separated trophies.
List of voice actors
- (W.I.P.) Huge clean-up and reorganized list:
Voice actors (声優, Voice actor) are people who record their voice for use in media, particularly to represent fictional characters. The following is a list of voice actors in the Super Smash Bros. series, sorted by last name.
List
| Voice actor | Role | Region | Heard in the series |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaz Adams | Peppy Hare (English)
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| Adeyto | Twintelle | ||
| Jason Adkins | Ike (English) 
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| Zach Aguilar | Byleth ♂ (English) | ||
| Rikako Aikawa | Squirtle (Japanese) Abra (Japanese) Tapu Koko | ||
| Francois Anseaume | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (French, dialogue) | ||
| Justin Anselmi | Ivysaur (English) Venusaur (English)
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| Takeshi Aono | Colonel Roy Campbell (Japanese) | ||
| Isabella Arevalo | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (Spanish  )
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| Atsuko Asahi | Winged Pikmin | ||
| Shintarō Asanuma | Shulk (Japanese) | ||
| Tomohisa Asō | Peppy Hare (Japanese) | ||
| Dominik Auer | Wobbuffet (German) Munchlax (German) | ||
| Laura Bailey | Lucina (English) | ||
| Achim Barrenstein | Announcer (German)
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| Sean Barrett | Azurda (English) | ||
| Julie Basecqz | Various Pokémon (French)
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| Rebecca Becker | Marshadow (English) | ||
| Maximilian Belle | Pokémon Trainer ♂ (German)
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| Skye Bennett | Pyra (English) Mythra (English) | ||
| Nate Bihldorff | Dr. Wright (English) | ||
| Sam Black | Scizor (English)
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| Craig Blair | Ivysaur (English)
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| Giada Bonanomi | Pokémon Trainer ♀ (Italian) | ||
| Johnny Yong Bosch | Zero (English) | ||
| Simone Brahmann | Cyndaquil (German) | ||
| Kate Bristol | Pokémon Trainer ♀ (English) Pyukumuku (English) | ||
| Farina Brock | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Ute Bronder | Bonsly (German) Various Pokémon (German)
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| Dayci Brookshire | Viridi (English)
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| Lyssa Browne | Slippy Toad (English)
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| Tyler Bunch (credited as H.D. Quinn) |
Incineroar (English) | ||
| Nobutoshi Canna | Knuckles (Japanese) | ||
| Mike Carl | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Pat Cashman | Announcer Master Hand Crazy Hand
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| James Carter Cathcart | Gulpin (English) Munchlax (English) | ||
| Cha Myung Hwa | Ivysaur (Korean)
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| Ray Chase | Roy (English)
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| Delphine Chauvier | Various Pokémon (French)
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| Shigeru Chiba | Azurda (Japanese) | ||
| Choi Han | Announcer (Korean)
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| Greg Chun | Ike (English)
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| Cam Clarke | Corrin ♂ (English) | ||
| Robert Clotworthy | Black Knight (English) | ||
| Frédéric Clou | Greninja (French) Incineroar (French) | ||
| Caroline Combrinck | Gardevoir (German)
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| Ben Cullum | Falco (in-ship, English) 
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| Claus-Peter Damitz | Knuckles (German) | ||
| Antony Del Rio | Pit (English) Dark Pit (English) | ||
| Jean-Marc Delhausse | Announcer (French)  Master Hand (French) Lucario (French) Ivysaur (French) Various Pokémon (French) | ||
| Thibaut Delmotte | Keldeo (French) | ||
| Virginie Demians | Jigglypuff (French) Pokémon Trainer (French) Squirtle (French) | ||
| Sébastien Desjours | Knuckles (French) | ||
| Tania de Domenico | Pokémon Trainer ♂ (Italian)
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| Benoit DuPac | Shadow (French)
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| Masashi Ebara | Latios (Japanese) | ||
| Hisao Egawa | Falco Falco (Japanese) Little Mac Nightmare | ||
| Paul Eiding | Colonel Roy Campbell (English) | ||
| Tania Emery | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (English  )
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| Dan Falcone | Roy Koopa | ||
| Luigi Fantino | Announcer (Italian) Lucario (Italian) | ||
| Jean Faure | Announcer (French)
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| Dave Fennoy | Rodin (English) | ||
| Javier Fernández-Peña | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (Spanish  )
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| Wayne Forester | Riki (English) | ||
| Ayumi Fujimura | Zelda Sheik Mii (Type 4)
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| Keiji Fujiwara | Mewtwo
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| Shinya Fukumatsu | Solon (Japanese)[1] | ||
| Jun Fukuyama | Roy Roy (Japanese) Joker (Japanese) Arsène (Japanese)[1] | ||
| Tesshō Genda | Rodin (Japanese) | ||
| Guylaine Gibert | Jigglypuff (French)
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| Alexandre Gillet | Sonic (French)
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| Manuel Gimeno | Shadow (Spanish)
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| Francesca Giudice | Pokémon Trainer (Italian)
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| Alésia Glidewell | Zero Suit Samus Knuckle Joe (English) Krystal (English) | ||
| Jason Griffith (credited as Adam Caroleson) |
Sonic (English) Shadow (English)
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| Nicola Grupe-Arnoldi | Piplup (German) | ||
| Kim Mai Guest | Mei Ling (English) | ||
| Emilie Guillaume | Pokémon Trainer ♂ (French)
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| Elisabeth Guinand | Pokémon Trainer ♀ (French) | ||
| Benedikt Gutjan | Greninja (German) | ||
| Michihiko Hagi | Ike (Japanese) Mii (Type 7)
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| Michael Haigney | Snorlax (English) Koffing (English) Charmander (English)
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| Sachiko Hamano | Jill | ||
| Tomoe Hanba | Pokémon Trainer ♂ (Japanese) | ||
| Erika Harlacher | Ann Takamaki (English) | ||
| Dean Harrington | Announcer Master Hand Crazy Hand
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| Megumi Hayashibara | Latias (Japanese) Arceus (Japanese) Snivy (Japanese) Fennekin (Japanese) Spewpa (Japanese) Porygon
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| David Hayter | Snake (English) | ||
| Kyle Hebert | Ryu (English) | ||
| Steve Heinke | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (English  )
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| Christophe Hespel | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (French, grunts) | ||
| Kate Higgins | Pauline | ||
| Tomoyuki Higuchi | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (Japanese) | ||
| Michel Hinderyckx | Various Pokémon (French)
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| Hitomi Hirose | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (Japanese) | ||
| Aya Hisakawa | Palutena (Japanese) | ||
| Nobuyuki Hiyama | Link Erdrick | ||
| Ryō Horikawa | Captain Falcon Dunban (Japanese) | ||
| Yoshimasa Hosoya | Robin ♂ (Japanese) | ||
| Adam Howden | Shulk (English) | ||
| Michael Hulsmann | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (German) | ||
| Xanthe Huynh | Haru Okumura (English) | ||
| Laurie Hymes | Abra (English) | ||
| Katharina Iacobescu | Oshawott (German) | ||
| Masachika Ichimura | Mewtwo
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| Teiya Ichiryūsai (credited as Aya Hara in Brawl) |
Isaac Krystal (Japanese) | ||
| Mayumi Iizuka | Clefairy (Japanese) Bellossom (Japanese) Jirachi (Japanese) Chansey (Japanese) | ||
| Harumi Ikoma | Nakoruru[1] | ||
| Tetsu Inada | Panther Caroso (Japanese) | ||
| Riley Inge | Doc Louis (English) | ||
| Inuko Inuyama | Ivysaur (Japanese)
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| Hideo Ishikawa | Simon (Japanese) Mii (Type 9)
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| Unshō Ishizuka | Incineroar (Japanese) Onix Venusaur (Japanese) Blastoise (Japanese) Koffing (Japanese) Weezing (Japanese) Metagross Heihachi Mishima | ||
| Shizuka Itō | Byleth ♀ (Japanese) | ||
| Ulrike Jennie | Chansey (German) | ||
| Jeon Tae Yeol | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Gerhard Jilka | Lucario (German) Weezing (German) | ||
| Yayoi Jinguji | Kotake and Koume | ||
| Rufus Jones | Dunban (English) | ||
| Yuki Kaida | Riki (Japanese) | ||
| Yūki Kaji | Eight | ||
| Lea Kalbhenn | Pokémon Trainer ♀ (German) | ||
| Mika Kanai | Jigglypuff (Japanese) Chikorita Marill Bewear (Japanese) Pyukumuku (Japanese) Togedemaru | ||
| Kerri Kane | Rosalina | ||
| Jun'ichi Kanemaru | Sonic (Japanese) | ||
| Hisako Kanemoto | Sakura (Japanese)[1] | ||
| Anri Katsu | Ghirahim | ||
| Tomoko Kawakami | Ivysaur (Japanese) Gardevoir (Japanese) | ||
| Momoka Kawasaki | Ribbon Girl | ||
| Josh Keller | Tekken announcer | ||
| Samantha Kelly | Peach
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| Corinne Kempa | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (French) | ||
| Mari Kikuma | Marie | ||
| Kim Il | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Kim Young Sun | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Wakana Kingyo | Pokémon Trainer ♀ (Japanese) | ||
| Grant Kirkhope | Jinjo Mumbo Jumbo | ||
| Atsushi Kisaichi | Meta Knight (Japanese) | ||
| Yūji Kishi | Ken (Japanese) Mii (Type 1)
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| Brianna Knickerbocker | Sakura (English)[1] | ||
| Michele Knotz | Pokémon Trainer (English) Squirtle (English) Torchic (English) Gardevoir (English) Jirachi (English) Piplup (English) Manaphy (English) Snivy (English) Latias and Latios (English) Bewear (English) | ||
| Sanae Kobayashi | Ice Climbers | ||
| Yū Kobayashi | Lucina (Japanese) Sablé Prince | ||
| Yūsuke Kobayashi | Byleth ♂ (Japanese) | ||
| Yuka Komatsu | Phosphora (Japanese) | ||
| Akiko Kōmoto | Midna | ||
| Stephanie Komure | Phosphora (English) | ||
| Takashi Kondō | Terry Bogard | ||
| Katsuyuki Konishi | Hitmonlee Porygon Rayquaza Scizor (Japanese) Snorlax (Japanese)[2] Deoxys Xander (Japanese)[1] | ||
| Brandy Kopp | Palutena (English) Zelda (World of Light, English)
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| Satomi Kōrogi | Pichu Togepi | ||
| Anke Kortemeier | Chespin (German) | ||
| Tsuyoshi Koyama | Doc Louis (Japanese) | ||
| Etsuko Kozakura | Piplup (Japanese) | ||
| Yuki Kudara (credited as keity.pop) |
Callie | ||
| Taro Kudo | Dillon | ||
| Dina Kuerten | Jigglypuff (German) Pokémon Trainer (German)
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| Tomoyo Kurosawa | Sothis (Japanese) | ||
| Takeshi Kusao | Solo | ||
| Houko Kuwashima | Mei Ling (Japanese) | ||
| Lauren Landa | Robin ♀ (English) | ||
| Natalie Lander | Elise (English)[1] | ||
| Reuben Langdon | Ken (English) | ||
| Mela Lee | Tiki (English) | ||
| Lee Seon Joo | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Lee Sun | Pokémon Trainer (Korean)
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| Lee Young Ran | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Cherami Leigh | Makoto Niijima (English) | ||
| Marcella Lentz-Pope | Corrin ♀ (English) | ||
| Leslie-Vanessa Lill | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Rachael Lillis | Jigglypuff (English) Goldeen (English) Chansey (English)
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| Erica Lindbeck | Futaba Sakura (English) | ||
| Michael Liscio Jr. | Inkay (English) | ||
| Carlos Lobo | Announcer (Spanish) Lucario (Spanish) | ||
| Klaus Lochtove | Shadow (German)
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| Riccardo Lombardo | Shadow (Italian)
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| Jonatan Lopez | Sonic (Spanish)
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| Fabienne Loriaux | Various Pokémon (French)
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| Yuri Lowenthal | Marth (English) Alucard (English) | ||
| Mark Lund | Falco (English)
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| Junji Majima | Black Knight (Japanese) | ||
| Steve Malpass | Fox (in-ship, English)
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| Horacio Mancilla | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (Spanish )
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| Dex Manley | Falco (English) Saki Amamiya Peppy Hare (English) ROB 64 (English) | ||
| Jeff Manning | Announcer Master Hand
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| Julian Manuel | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Rodri Martín | Pokémon Trainer ♂ (Spanish)
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| Charles Martinet | Mario Luigi Dr. Mario Wario Waluigi | ||
| Atsushi Masaki | Kamek | ||
| Sachi Matsumoto | Toon Link Skull Kid | ||
| Michael McAuliffe | Slippy Toad (English)
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| Matthew Mercer | Chrom (English) Yusuke Kitagawa (English) Ryoma (English)[1] | ||
| Maurizio Merluzzo | Knuckles (Italian) | ||
| Sergio Mesa | Knuckles (Spanish) | ||
| Hikaru Midorikawa | Marth Marth (Japanese)
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| Shin-ichiro Miki | Charizard Charmander (Japanese) Staryu Scizor (Japanese) Darkrai (Japanese) Akira Yuki | ||
| Lani Minella | Lucas Pit (English) Larry Morton Wendy Lemmy Lyn (English) | ||
| Oliver Mink | Kyurem (German) Gogoat (German) | ||
| Kotono Mitsuishi | Ditto (Japanese) | ||
| Max Mittelman | Ryuji Sakamoto (English) | ||
| Kenta Miyake | Abomasnow (Japanese) Kyurem (Japanese) Gogoat Inkay (Japanese) | ||
| Mamoru Miyano | Ryuji Sakamoto (Japanese) | ||
| Hironori Miyata | Ganondorf Tingle | ||
| Nana Mizuki | Ann Takamaki (Japanese) | ||
| Jun Mizusawa | Zelda Sheik
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| Xander Mobus | Announcer Master Hand Crazy Hand Master Core Joker (English) Arsène (English)[1] | ||
| Moon Nam-sook | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| October Moore | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (English )
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| Toshiyuki Morikawa | Sephiroth | ||
| Cassandra Lee Morris | Morgana (English) Sothis (English) | ||
| Klaus Münster | Squirtle (German) | ||
| Deanna Mustard | Daisy | ||
| Suzy Myers | Chespin (English) | ||
| Hitomi Nabatame | Oshawott (Japanese) Zoroark Chespin (Japanese) Xerneas | ||
| Takashi Nagasako | Ganondorf
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| Yuichi Nakamura | Ryoma (Japanese)[1] | ||
| Daisuke Namikawa | Lucario (Japanese) Mimikyu | ||
| Sarah Natochenny | Chansey (English)
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| Isabel Navarro | Pokémon Trainer (Spanish)
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| Eric Newsome | Meta Knight (English) Panther Caroso (English) | ||
| Jean-Daniel Nicodème | Various Pokémon (French)
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| Kensuke Nishi | Ghosts (Yuri Kozukata Assist Trophy) | ||
| Chinami Nishimura | Torchic (Japanese) | ||
| Kenji Nojima | Fox (Japanese)
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| Kenji Nomura | Magnus (Japanese) | ||
| Giovanni Noto | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (Italian) | ||
| Renato Novara | Sonic (Italian)
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| Yūsuke Numata | ROB 64 (Japanese) | ||
| Takashi Ōhara | Fox (Japanese) Mii (Type 3)
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| Mahito Ohba | Wolf (Japanese)
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| Makiko Ohmoto | Kirby Ness Mii (Type 6) Lyn (Japanese) Viridi (Japanese) | ||
| Ryuzabro Otomo | Venusaur (Japanese)
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| Ryōtarō Okiayu | Mii (Type 5) Zero (Japanese) Alucard (Japanese) | ||
| Masato Ōnishi | Arcade Bunny | ||
| Pilar Orti | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (Spanish )
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| Lisa Ortiz | Oshawott (English) Fletchling (English) | ||
| Ikue Ōtani | Pikachu Goldeen (Japanese) Starmie Tiki (Japanese) Morgana (Japanese) | ||
| Akio Ōtsuka | Snake (Japanese) Samurai Goroh | ||
| Lara Parmiani | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (Italian) | ||
| Haven Paschall | Swirlix (English) | ||
| Rob Paulsen | Gray Fox (English) | ||
| Gregory Praet | Various Pokémon (French)
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| Sara Rades | Kat | ||
| Christopher Randolph | Otacon (English) | ||
| Thomas Rau | Snorlax (German) Koffing (German) | ||
| Lee Ray | Bottles | ||
| Sonja Reichelt | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Bill Rogers | Lucario (English) Bonsly (English) Weavile (English) | ||
| Kayzie Rogers (credited as Jamie Peacock) |
Bellossom (English) Wobbuffet (English) | ||
| Caety Sagoian | Bowser Jr. | ||
| Mitsuki Saiga | Luminary | ||
| Kimiko Saitō | Mii (Type 10)
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| Daisuke Sakaguchi | Bonsly (Japanese) Weavile (Japanese) | ||
| Masahiro Sakurai | King Dedede | ||
| Takahiro Sakurai | Cloud Strife | ||
| Tara Sands | Clefairy (English) | ||
| Akira Sasanuma | Link
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| Chie Satō | Munchlax (Japanese) Gulpin (Japanese) | ||
| Megumi Sato | Eevee Victini Swirlix (Japanese) Dedenne | ||
| Rina Satō | Makoto Niijima (Japanese) | ||
| Satomi Satō | Corrin ♀ (Japanese) | ||
| Shinobu Satouchi | Fox Dr. Wright (Japanese) Leon Powalski (Japanese) | ||
| Miyuki Sawashiro | Robin ♀ (Japanese) | ||
| Sean Schemmel | Lucario (English)
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| Patrick Schröder | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Erica Schroeder | Spewpa (English) Ditto (English) | ||
| Tim Schwarzmaier | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Chris Seavor | Peppy Hare (English) Slippy Toad (English) Gruntilda | ||
| Maresa Sedlmeir | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Patrick Seitz | Magnus (English) | ||
| Nobunaga Shimazaki | Corrin ♂ (Japanese) | ||
| Shino Shimoji | Pyra (Japanese) Mythra (Japanese) | ||
| Hiro Shimono | Rex (Japanese) | ||
| Shin Yong Wu | Squirtle (Korean) Lucario (Korean)
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| Kei Shindo | Vulpix Alolan Exeggutor (Japanese) | ||
| Masanori Shinohara | Kazuya Mishima | ||
| Kaneto Shiozawa | Gray Fox (Japanese) | ||
| Yuri Shiratori | Manaphy (Japanese) | ||
| Umeka Shōji | Mii (Type 2, 12)
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| Keith Silverstein | Simon (English) | ||
| Luke Smith | Wii Fit Trainer ♂ (English )
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| Roger Craig Smith | Sonic (English)
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| Sylvia St John | Wii Fit Trainer ♀ (German) | ||
| Marc Stachel | Sonic (German)
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| David Stanbra | Xander (English)[1] | ||
| Eileen Stevens | Fennekin (English) | ||
| Christine Stichler | Marill (German) | ||
| Patricia Strasburger | Mimikyu (German) | ||
| Eric Stuart | Blastoise (English) Weezing (English) Venusaur (English) Scizor (English)
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| Tomokazu Sugita | Chrom (Japanese) Takamaru Yusuke Kitagawa (Japanese) | ||
| Chris Sutherland | Banjo Kazooie Klaptrap | ||
| Ayaka Suwa | Elise (Japanese)[1] | ||
| Leslie Swan | Ana | ||
| Kōsuke Takaguchi | Falco (Japanese) Wolf (Japanese)
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| Hiroki Takahashi | Ryu (Japanese) | ||
| Kenji Takahashi | Ninjara | ||
| Kengo Takanashi | Link
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| Haruna Takatsu | Min Min | ||
| Minami Takayama | Pit (Japanese) Dark Pit (Japanese) Mii (Type 8) Knuckle Joe (Japanese) | ||
| Fumiko Takekuma | Alolan Raichu Alolan Exeggutor (Japanese) | ||
| Ryota Takeuchi | Kid Cobra[1] | ||
| Yūya Takezawa | Luma | ||
| Fujiko Takimoto | Young Link | ||
| Atsuko Tanaka | Bayonetta (Japanese) Ghosts (Yuri Kozukata Assist Trophy) | ||
| Hideyuki Tanaka | Otacon (Japanese) | ||
| Hirokazu Tanaka | Wild Gunman | ||
| Risa Taneda | Yuri Kozukata | ||
| Hellena Taylor | Bayonetta (English) | ||
| Jen Taylor | Peach
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| Veronica Taylor | Goldeen (English)
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| Yuka Terasaki | Keldeo (Japanese) Meloetta Fletchling (Japanese) | ||
| Billy Bob Thompson | Greninja (English) Pokémon Trainer ♂ (English) Charmander (English)
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| Marc Thompson | Abomasnow (English) Kyurem (English) Alolan Exeggutor (English) | ||
| Kirk Thornton | Shadow (English)
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| Jeannie Tirado | Byleth ♀ (English) | ||
| Haruka Tomatsu | Haru Okumura (Japanese) | ||
| Kyōko Tongū | Slippy Toad (Japanese) | ||
| Kohsuke Toriumi | Little Mac
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| Kazumi Totaka | Yoshi | ||
| Yuki Tsujii | Inkling ♂ ♀ | ||
| Reina Ueda | Alolan Vulpix Alolan Exeggutor (Japanese) | ||
| Yūji Ueda | Greninja (Japanese) Cyndaquil Wobbuffet (Japanese) Genesect | ||
| Tania Ugía | Pokémon Trainer ♀ (Spanish) | ||
| Mike Vaughn | Iggy Ludwig | ||
| David Vincent | Robin ♂ (English) Richter (English) | ||
| Tobias John von Freyend | Keldeo (German) | ||
| Peter Von Gomm | Spring Man | ||
| Elisabeth von Koch | Dedenne (German) | ||
| Jean-Michel Vovk | Kyurem (French) | ||
| Ulla Wagener | Various Pokémon (German)
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| Hajime Wakai | Pikmin | ||
| Norio Wakamoto | Metal Face (Japanese) | ||
| Hynden Walch | Viridi (English)
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| Jim Walker | Fox (English) Leon Powalski (English) | ||
| Jay Ward | Wolf (English) | ||
| Timothy Watson | Metal Face (English) | ||
| Tom Wayland | Arceus (English) Keldeo (English) | ||
| Al Weaver | Rex (English) | ||
| Mike West | Fox (English)
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| Joseph Whimms | Solon (English)[1] | ||
| Angela Wiederhut | Fletchling (German) | ||
| Scott Williams | Darkrai (English) | ||
| Travis Willingham (credited as Kent Hampton) |
Knuckles (English) Guile (English) | ||
| Mara Winzer | Jigglypuff (German)
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| Frank Wölfen | Announcer (German)
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| Woo Jeong Shin | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Kōichi Yamadera | Mew Marshadow (Japanese) | ||
| Kiyoyuki Yanada | Richter (Japanese) Mii (Type 11)
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| Kunihiko Yasui | Iori Yagami[1] | ||
| Hiroki Yasumoto | Guile (Japanese) | ||
| Natsuko Yokoyama | Nabbit | ||
| Yoo Sang Woo | Various Pokémon (Korean)
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| Aoi Yūki | Futaba Sakura (Japanese) | ||
| Kōji Yusa | Shadow (Japanese) |
References
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Trailer only.
- ^ Konishi is credited for Snorlax's voice in the Japanese versions of SSB4 and Ultimate. However, the voice is taken from archival audio of episode 41 of the Pokémon anime, where Snorlax's Japanese voice is credited to one "Mr. T" (no relation to the American actor of the same name). It is unclear who exactly "Mr. T" is, but he is uncredited regardless.
