Summon Night 6 Variants, Voice Casts Announced!

"Borders be found this May 23!"

As work continues feverishly on the English-language localization of Summon Night 6: Lost Borders, now set for a North American release on May 23, GAIJINWORKS is releasing new details about the innovative player-selectable variant packaging of the PlayStation®4 version of the game. The company is also pleased to announce that the recording of the English audio tracks has been completed; a list of the game’s voice actors can be found below.

Three different package designs will be offered for the standard retail version of Summon Night 6 for PlayStation®4. Each variant features one of three characters (Raj, Amu or Ist) on the back of the box and on the game disc label. A fourth variant is being produced exclusively for the Wonderful Edition box set that was only available by preorder placed prior to December of 2016.

As an additional bonus for day-one purchasers, the initial print run of Summon Night 6 physical copies for the PS4 and PlayStation®Vita will include a special voucher that can be mailed in (along with a $3.95 shipping/handling fee) to obtain a free copy of the game’s original soundtrack on CD (a $29.99 retail value). The free CD includes all of the music from the game and comes complete with a case and full-color disc art, both of which are different from the soundtrack CD included with the Wonderful Edition box set. Only the initial shipment of games will have this bonus item.

With the English-language studio recording sessions completed, the veteran cast of game, anime and movie voice actors who lent their talents to Summon Night 6: Lost Borders is now being revealed. The main characters, Raj and Amu, are played by newcomer Micah Duclos and Kathy Emma, a veteran of several Working Designs games who also sings the English version of the game’s theme song. John Truitt (best known as the voice of Ghaleon in the LUNAR series) voices their compatriot, Ist. Here’s a list of the remaining participants, along with the names of the Summon Night 6 character(s) they voiced and some of their previous voice acting credits:

Patrick Seitz (Fire Emblem, Inside Out, One Piece) as Melgitos
Bryce Papenbrook (Attack on Titan, Sword Art Online) as Kanon
Mela Lee (Love Live!, Fate/stay night) as Kunon
Xander Mobus (Super Smash Bros., Persona 5) as Ishlar
Rhonda Gibson (LUNAR: The Silver Star, Exile) as Amer
Kira Buckland (Skullgirls, Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice) as Milreaf
Grant George (Naruto: Shippûden, Bleach) as Rexx
Melissa Gulden (Popful Mail, LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete) as Aty
Erica Mendez (Kill la Kill, Hunter x Hunter) as Toris
Kyle McCarley (Mob Psycho 100, Durarara!!x2) as Kir / Seilong
Zach Aguilar (One Punch Man, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans) as Ray
Chad Letts (LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete, Vanguard Bandits) as Banossa
Kaiji Tang (Fire Emblem: Awakening, Pokémon Generations) as Atosh
Lucien Dodge (Dust: An Elysian Tail, Sailor Moon Crystal) as Ioth
Erik Scott Kimerer (Accel World, The Seven Deadly Sins) as Folth
Christine Marie Cabanos (Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Squid Girl) as Natsumi
Blake Dorsey (Elemental Gearbolt, Cosmic Fantasy 2) as Luvaid
Griffin Burns (Bear in Underwear, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans) as Touya
Brianna Knickerbocker (Fire Emblem: Fates, Durarara!!x2) as Enysha
Jackie Powers (LUNAR: The Silver Star, Growlanser II/III) as Fair
Xanthe Huynh (K-On!, Yuki Yuna Is a Hero) as Aya
Tammy Jones (Cosmic Fantasy 2, Vay) as Lisher
Craig Padilla (Growlanser Generations) as Bulrell
Ned Schuft (LUNAR 2, Growlanser Generations) as Nesty
John Haas (LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete) as Kyle
Forrest Spade (Growlanser Generations) as Magna
Breanna Lensing as Arca
Stacia Jacobs as Azlier
Taylor Grace as Claret
Austin Lee Matthews as Erst
Ben Wogan as Gian
Bobby Thong as Hayato
Courtney Blanc as Luchell
Vesper Lynd as Radylia
Mickenzie Fisher as Ruelly
Blake Fisher as Scarrel
Sophia Komarek as Sonolar

Not including the obligatory “blooper” reel, these talented actors voiced over 20,000 individual lines of dialogue for a game with over 60,000 lines of text, the same ratio as in the original Japanese version of Summon Night 6: Lost Borders. With over 18 hours of spoken dialogue, it’s sure to be the most talked-about strategy/RPG of 2017.

Summon Night 6: Lost Borders is set for release on May 23, 2017 for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.

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