Final Fantasy VII Revelation
Final Fantasy VII Revelation: How the Trilogy Ends and Why the Cast Holds It Together
Revelation carries the weight of every character choice made across Remake and Rebirth. Hamaguchi’s design for the third entry is built around resolution: the FITS system gives each party member outfit-linked combat abilities drawn from classic Final Fantasy classes, and the open-world structure lets players choose the order in which they approach the final conflicts. Vincent Valentine and Cid Highwind, both supporting characters in Rebirth, become fully playable here. The trilogy lands on all platforms simultaneously for the first time, ending the PlayStation-first exclusivity window that defined the first two releases.
FF VII Revelation Voice Cast: Willingham, Mercer, Christian and the Full Party
The most significant change in the Final Fantasy VII Revelation voice cast is Travis Willingham stepping in as Sephiroth after Tyler Hoechlin’s scheduling conflict ended his run. Willingham voiced Roy Mustang in Fullmetal Alchemist and Thor across multiple Marvel properties, and his range covers the cold authority the trilogy’s endgame villain needs. His Critical Role castmate Matthew Mercer voices Vincent Valentine, now a full party member; Mercer’s credits include Jotaro Kujo in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and he narrated the Revelation gameplay reveal at Summer Game Fest in person. Cody Christian returns as Cloud Strife, the performance that redefined his career after years in live-action on Teen Wolf. J. Michael Tatum voices Cid Highwind, elevated from Rebirth‘s supporting cast; Tatum is best known as Sebastian in Black Butler and Isaac in Castlevania.
THE FINAL FANTASY VII REVELATION CAST
| Character | English Voice Actor | Japanese Voice Actor |
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