Where Else You've Heard The Voice Actors

Unlike most games featuring Earth's mightiest heroes, Marvel's Avengers puts plenty of emphasis on its story. In fact, it's arguably the best thing about the game. But that wouldn't be the case if it wasn't for its tremendous cast of voice actors, who brought the iconic heroes to life.

They all did an excellent job throughout the story. Yet, their performance levels were not too surprising, as none of them are rookies. From other games to major TV shows to popular movies, each member of the main cast has been involved in some successful projects during their career.

10 Bruce Banner: Troy Baker

Troy Baker is one of the most well-known voice actors working today. Along with his role as Bruce Banner, he's voiced Joel from the The Last of Us series and Booker in Bioshock Infinite. These are just a few of the many video game characters he's lent his tones to over the years.

But he's done plenty of work outside of gaming, too. Family Guy, Rick and Morty, and American Dad are three of the biggest shows on his resume. Plus, Troy Baker has been in plenty of other comic-book productions, both for Marvel and DC.

9 The Hulk: Darin De Paul

In Marvel's Avengers, Hulk had a different voice actor than Bruce Banner. The monster's occasional grunt-filled dialogue was provided by Darin De Paul. The actor has also been in plenty of other video games, such as Doom, Death Stranding, and The Outer Worlds.

Perhaps his most notable project outside of the gaming world was the DCEU movie Shazam, in which he played the Greed Demon, showing he has no comic allegiance. He's also been on Jimmy Kimmel Live multiple times as various characters.

8 Thor Odinson: Travis Willingham

Travis Willingham's turn as Thor in Marvel's Avengers was not the only time he's voiced the character. Disney Infinity 3.0, the Guardians of the Galaxy series, and the Avengers Assemble series are a few of the other productions in which he's lent his voice to the God Of Thunder.

He's not just a Marvel guy, though, as he's also done some work for DC. His most notable appearance in that comic universe was as Harvey Dent (Two-Face) in the Batman TellTale series. The actor was also in animes such as Fullmetal Alchemist and One Piece.

7 Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow: Laura Bailey

Laura Bailey is another famous voice in the video game world. She was Abby in The Last of Us Part 2 and Kait in the recent Gears games. Yet, the actress originally made her name from her stint as Kid Trunks in the Funimation Dub of Dragon Ball Z. This was just the first of many anime roles for Bailey, including Lust in Fullmetal Alchemist.

Her being cast as Black Widow in Marvel's Avengers wasn't too surprising either, considering she's played the character in several TV shows and a couple of other games.

6 Steve Rodgers/Captain America: Jeff Schine

It's been a strong few years for Captain America's voice actor, Jeff Schine. He's been in multiple big games, including Resident Evil Village, where he voiced the iconic Chris Redfield. Just a year before that, he lent his voice to Carlos Oliviera in the remake of Resident Evil 3.

He's also a regular in the Call of Duty franchise and starred in The Walking Dead: A New Frontier as Javier. The actor seems to stick mostly to video game work. Yet, he did voice a character in the Netflix series Love, Death & Robots.

5 Tony Stark/Iron Man: Nolan North

Nolan North has been a big name in voice acting since the 2000s. In that time, he has been a part of 400+ projects, and much of Nolan's best work came in video games. Nathan Drake from the Uncharted series is arguable his most notable role, but he's also voiced Desmond Miles in Assassin's Creed and Cobblepot in the Arkham games.

Outside of gaming, Nolan has played several characters in Family Guy and Star Trek: Lower Decks, and the actor has also done live-action and even had a recurring role in Pretty Little Liars.

4 Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel: Sandra Saad

Kamala Khan is certainly the heart of Marvel's Avengers story and its main character. And she was voiced by Sandra Saad, who has gone on to play Ms. Marvel in the Spidey and His Amazing Friends TV show.

Saad is a relative newcomer compared to her co-stars but has already lent her tones to some significant games. Rage 2, Fallout 76, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare are some of her biggest titles so far. She also voiced Zoe in one episode of Netflix's Wizards: Tales of Arcadia series.

3 Clint Barton: Giacomo Gianniotti

Square Enix has added new heroes to the main group through DLC, including Clint Barton. The male Hawkeye was voiced by Giacomo Gianniotti, who some will recognize as Dr. Andrew DeLuca from Grey's Anatomy.

He spent many years on the hospital drama, but he has had time to do plenty of other work as well. For instance, he had stints in series like Reign and Murdoch Mysteries. Plus, more recently, he voiced Giacomo in the Disney Pixar movie Luca. Surprisingly, outside of Avengers, he doesn't have a lot of video game credits to his name.

2 Kate Bishop: Ashley Burch

One other character added to the game through expansions was another Hawkeye, Kate Bishop. Her voice actress, Ashley Burch, has lent her tones to several popular characters. In the Life Is Strange series, she played Chloe Price, and during Horizon Zero Dawn, she was Aloy.

One of her other biggest roles was Sasha Braus in the influential anime Attack On Titan. These are all impressive voice-acting credits, but she's also done some live-action work. For example, she portrays Rachel in Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet, which includes many video game references.

1 T'Challa/Black Panther: Christopher Judge

The most recent addition to Marvel's Avengers' list of playable characters was Black Panther. The man who played T'Challa, Christopher Judge, also lent his voice to Kratos in the 2018 God of War game.

Those two are arguably his most famous video game characters, but Judge has had a significant television career, too. He's most known for playing Teal'c in Stargate SG-1, which he did for 200+ episodes. The actor also appeared in series like X-Men Evolution, NCIS: Los Angeles, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

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