Orbitals’ English Voice Cast Feels Familiar to Street Fighter Fans

Orbitals has quickly shot up into the “must-watch” category for anyone who follows upcoming releases, especially after it first surfaced during last year’s Game Awards and then reappeared during a Nintendo Direct. The story’s focus is on two main characters, Maki and Omura—and if their English voices have been nagging at your memory for months, you’re not imagining things. After about six months of wondering, you can finally stop.

Orbitals previews reveal the Maki and Omura voice cast

Today’s Orbitals previews also brought along a key detail: the English-language cast for the upcoming Switch 2 exclusive has been identified. The performers behind Maki and Omura are both longtime names in video game voice acting, with a long list of roles across major franchises. Still, there’s a good chance you’ve heard them before in one specific fighting game.

Yes—these two actors have worked together in the same title before. Maki is voiced by Rebecca Wang, who’s most widely recognized for playing Ingrid in Street Fighter 6. Omura is voiced by Stephen Fu, who also appears in Street Fighter 6 as Jamie. If that explains why their delivery felt familiar, consider this your confirmation.

And if you want even more receipts, here are additional credits that pad out each actor’s résumé. Wang has voiced Aria in Zenless Zone Zero, Koyuki in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle, and more recently took on the role of Calotesia in The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales.

Fu’s background includes performances in The Outer Worlds 2 and Ghost of Yotei, plus extra voice work across the two most recent Like A Dragon games. He’s also credited in Marvel Rivals, where he voices Iron Fist—an appearance that’s likely the one you’ve been trying to pinpoint.

More confirmed English cast members

Beyond Maki and Omura, the rest of the confirmed English voice cast for Orbitals includes:

• Jonathon Ha as Togen (KPop Demon Hunters, Yakuza Kiwami 3)
• Cassie Ewulu as Kinakoko (The Amazing Digital Circus, Unicon Overlord)
• Brent Mukai as Jaga (Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes)

Release timing and what to expect next

With September shaping up to be one of the busiest stretches of video game releases in years, it’s still worth noting that Orbitals isn’t slipping out of view. The game remains planned as a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, launching on September 3, 2026.

That’s less than two months away—close enough that the wait should start feeling shorter fast.