Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Boreas sounds almost exactly like Cubert from Futurama. I really thought they got Billy West. Thats actually why I looked it up! They're all voiced by Jules de Jongh.
She is a member of Torna and accompanied by her Blade, Perdido. She was voiced by Yuri Noguchi in the Japanese version of the game, and by Laila Pyne in the English version.
Xenoblade Chronicles was localised to English for the 2011 European release, including a dub with voice actors. This same localisation and dub was reused for the 2012 North American release. Virtually all characters in the dub speak either Southern Englander English, Received Pronunciation, Estuary English or Cockney.
In an interview with the LGBTQ gaming outlet 'Gayming,' the English dub voice of Malos from Xenoblade Chronicles 2, David Menkin, says that he personally interpreted the relationship between Jin and Malos as a gay one.
Kirsty Loretta Mitchell (born 28 June 1974) is an award nominated Scottish actress, She is the Scottish voice of Mòrag Ladair in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
In English, Shulk is voiced by Adam Howden. He was given instructions on how to portray Shulk, largely that he should have a neutral English accent, which was intelligent, "not posh", and fierce when necessary.
Al Weaver (born January 3, 1981) is an English actor and writer. Weaver is known for his role in Nintendo as Rex in the game Xenoblade Chronicles 2 released in December 2017.
He also shares his name with Vandham from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Guernica Vandham from Xenoblade Chronicles 3, all of them also voiced by the same Japanese actor, Tesshō Genda, who also voiced Xord in Xenoblade Chronicles.
Noah is a Kevesi soldier and an off-seer. Along with his friends Lanz and Eunie, he is assigned to Colony 9. He is a Kevesi human with Homs traits who, despite his slim physique, has impressive physical power.
In canon, he's of Bionis, but by voice, he's from somewhere in London with a mild Cockney tone to his vocals. Shulk's native game, Xenoblade Chronicles, was a sci-fi adventure, so the British accents weren't for fantasy flavor like in FF12.
Nia is a perfect character. The Welsh catgirl marched into Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and stole every single scene she occupied with her luscious accent and sharp wit.
The project was initially called Monado: Beginning of the World, but was changed to Xenoblade in Japan to honor Tetsuya Takahashi's previous work on the Xeno series and for his hard work on the game. Nintendo of Europe announced that they were publishing the game, adding Chronicles to Xenoblade.
