Rain

Knight of Grandshelt by rank, force of nature by instinct, Rain earns command of an entire airship squadron before most soldiers have seen real battle. When a royal decree sends him to investigate the failing barrier of the Earth Shrine, what begins as a routine mission shatters the world he thought he knew.

Rain’s Role and Personality in Final Fantasy Resonance

Bright, righteous, and almost recklessly direct, Rain charges headfirst into conflict with a conviction that naturally draws people to his side. Watching the Earth Crystal break apart under the armor of Veritas of the Dark, then returning home to find Grandshelt itself under siege, turns that conviction into something harder and more personal. He carries a quiet, unresolved grief tied to his father Raegen, who vanished years before, and the search for answers runs underneath every step of his crystal-protecting quest. In battle he wields the Crimson Saber and anchors his party through the Vision system, channeling the crystallized essence of legendary heroes to adapt his role on the fly.

Who Voices Rain in Final Fantasy Resonance?

Clifford Chapin brings Rain to life in the English version of the game. Chapin is one of the most recognized voices in the Funimation stable, best known for his explosive portrayal of Katsuki Bakugo across the entire run of My Hero Academia and for Connie Springer in Attack on Titan. The Japanese version is handled by Nobuhiko Okamoto, a Seiyu Award winner whose landmark roles include Accelerator in A Certain Magical Index, Rin Okumura in Blue Exorcist, and Karma Akabane in Assassination Classroom.