Star Wars Zero Company Brings Together The Clone Wars Voice Cast

It’s an exciting time for fans of the 2008 animated hit Star Wars: The Clone Wars, especially those who appreciate its iconic voice talent.

Ahead of the San Diego Comic-Con panel titled “Bringing Star Wars Zero Company to Life,” game developer Bit Reactor and Lucasfilm Games have unveiled the cast for their upcoming single-player, turn-based tactics game, Star Wars Zero Company.

Set during the prequel era at the peak of the Clone Wars, Zero Company follows Hawks, a former Galactic Republic officer who leads a ragtag team of mercenaries, including a clone trooper, a Mandalorian, and even a Jedi, as they battle against the Separatist-aligned cult, Infinite Coil, and its leader, Kundri Fathom (voiced by Rekha Sharma).

Given its Clone Wars backdrop, it’s no surprise that some familiar voices from the animated series are returning. Matt Lanter and Dee Bradley Baker are confirmed to reprise their roles as Anakin Skywalker and clone trooper Trick, respectively. Lanter has voiced Anakin since The Clone Wars first aired and has continued in that role for other Star Wars projects, including Rebels, Tales of the Jedi, and Forces of Destiny. He has also lent his voice to Anakin in various video games, such as Battlefront II and Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.

Baker, on the other hand, has been the voice of numerous clone troopers, including members of The Bad Batch, across various animated series and video games in the franchise. Their involvement in Zero Company demonstrates that Bit Reactor is committed to authentically representing these beloved characters.

Bit Reactor and Lucasfilm Games have also shared the main and supporting cast of Zero Company, with the complete list of actors available for fans to check out.

For those eager for more insights, several cast members — Dee Bradley Baker, Jonathan Freeman, Vic Michaelis, and Rekha Sharma — will join Bit Reactor’s narrative and cinematic director Aaron Contreras and Lucasfilm Games creative executive Kelsey Sharpe during the San Diego Comic-Con panel.

Star Wars Zero Company is set to launch on August 27, priced at $49.99 for Windows PC and $59.99 for PS5 and Xbox Series X.