Blade

Video Game: MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls (2026)

A demon-slaying sword sounds like something out of myth, but for Eric Brooks, it's just another day on the job. Blade steps into MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls as part of the Samurai Outriders, carrying his lifelong war against vampires into a brand new arena.

Blade’s Role and Fighting Style

Born a human-vampire hybrid after his mother was attacked before his birth, Brooks turned his curse into a weapon, hunting the creatures that made him what he is. In this title, he has sharpened that edge even further, having completed a stint of training in Japan that left him tougher in both body and mind. His toolkit leans aggressive, pairing the cursed blade Muramasa with a machine gun and a glaive for a mix of close-range slashes and ranged pressure. His standout technique, Heartstopper, sends a stake flying to pin an opponent in place before he closes the gap at blistering speed, and a successful hit charges Muramasa with a red glow that sharpens his sword-based skills further still.

Who Voices Blade in MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls?

Imari Williams provides the English voice for Blade, an actor familiar to anime fans for playing Shinjuro Rengoku in the Demon Slayer film saga and Hol Horse in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. On the Japanese side, Junichi Suwabe steps into the role, continuing a connection to the character built through his dubbing work on Blade across multiple Marvel Cinematic Universe releases.