Psychonauts 2 cast: Voice actors for all characters Double FineLegendary game writer Tim Schafer\u2019s Psychonauts 2 is the very long-awaited sequel to the cult classic original, and here\u2019s every main character in the game with details on who voices them. The absurdity and genius of Psychonauts 2 are what makes it so endearing to many long-term fans and newcomers. The games are known for their damning introspective look into the minds of their characters and unraveling them. These actions are usually taking place in some utterly bonkers levels that players have come to love and cherish over the years. Characters in Psychonauts 2 are well-thought-out and extremely likable, and we\u2019ve compiled information on all of its main ones and the actors and actresses behind them. Psychonauts 2 characters Psychonauts 2 voice actors & actresses Again, we know there are about four million characters in Psychonauts as the game is filled with random NPCs, even ones you can interact with using the Clairvoyance ability. However, we\u2019ve picked out the main pillars of the game that the story hinges on. Furthermore, we\u2019ve also provided a bit of background on the actors and actresses with other stuff they\u2019ve been in too. Razputin Aquato: Richard Horvitz The protagonist of both Psychonauts games and the face of the franchise, \u2018Raz\u2019 is the lovable kid who wants nothing more than to be a Psychonaut. He shares some kind of bond with nearly every character and he\u2019s instantly likable. The voice of Raz has performed in a ton of roles over the years including Destroy All Humans, Crash Bandicoot 4, Ratchet & Clank, Metal Gear Solid, and Richard has also diversified his portfolio with a ton of animated credits too. Sasha Nein: Stephen Stanton \u2018Agent Nein\u2019 is the Psychonauts\u2019 stern, German who strives for results and success. Sasha is one of the company\u2019s top agents, but his personality and story are quite subdued, meaning that we\u2019re still yet to uncover all the secrets of Sasha just yet. Whereas Stephen Stanton has racked up over 170 credit roles across tons of major video game franchises, TV, and film over a 20 plus year career and counting. Otto Mentallis: Piotr Michael A founding member of the Psychic Six, Otto continues to contribute to the Psychonauts and help the gang in their pursuits. Otto\u2019s vending machines are plastered all-around Psychonauts HQ, and his efforts are a big part of the team\u2019s successes. His voice is provided by Piotr Michael whose resume consists of countless TV credits and recent, major game roles in Black Ops Cold War, DOOM: Eternal, Kingdom Hearts III, and Phineas Welles in The Outer Worlds. Lili Zanotto: Nicki Rapp Razputin\u2019s crazy and emotional love interest, Lili is the daughter of Truman Zanotto, and she\u2019s been along for the ride with Raz since the Summer Camp in the first game. An able Psychonaut for her age, she is well on the way to following and maybe even emulating her father. Nicki Rapp has managed to accumulate her own personal wealth of acting credits, primarily in video games, with franchises such as The Sims, The Walking Dead, and The Tales of Monkey Island being regular spots. Truman Zanotto: Darin Depaul The father of Lili, Truman Zanotto is the leader of the Psychonauts and couldn\u2019t be respected anymore if he tried. He has had run-ins with being captured and his safety is considered paramount by the organization. The same can be said for Darin Depaul as his film reel is a who\u2019s who of gaming royalty. Halo Infinite, Black Ops Cold War, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Marvel\u2019s Avengers, and The Last of Us Part II barely scratch the surface of a glittering career so far. Ford Cruller: David Kaye It\u2019s safe to say that not all of Ford Cruller\u2019s marbles are there, and the ones that are there haphazardly knocking around together. Nevertheless, he\u2019s a great guide and mentor to Raz and founded the Psychic Six. The voice behind the character is not as loopy, and as a result, has been able to land over 300 roles across all the biggest forms of media going. Hollis Forsythe: Kimberly D. Brooks Arguably the key addition to the cast in Psychonauts 2, Hollis Forsythe is a leader of the Psychonauts and her brilliant mind and academic background have led her to become one of the most well-respected in the field. But when she\u2019s not voicing Hollis, Kimberley D. Brooks has been representing herself in tons of roles for over 20 years with cameos on The Simpsons and South Park, and roles in Halo, Bioshock, Mass Effect, amongst others. Coach Oleander: Nick Jameson After being an inadvertent antagonist for a lot of the first Psychonauts, Coach Oleander is back to being a level-headed, tough coach in Psychonauts 2. Despite a rugged personality, Oleander is another great mentor who helps out Raz immeasurably. Like many on this list, Nick Jameson\u2019s career has spanned many years and has been lucky enough to appear in primetime shows such as 24 and NCIS: Los Angeles, and big-time game franchises like Diablo, World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy, and many more. Milla Vodello: Alexis Lezin The wonderfully caring and compassionate Milla Vodello. An instructor for Raz in the first Psychonauts, Milla still does her best to coach Raz on his path to becoming an elite Psychonaut, all the while teasing fans over whether or not she and Sasha Nein are more than just work colleagues. Whereas Alexi Lezin\u2019s CV is unlike any other in the cast. With only five official credits to her name, three of them being for Psychonauts, Alexis is also a qualified psychotherapist who helps out individuals and couples.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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