Tobias

Tobias’s Role and Personality in Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave
Tobias has served the Kingdom of Saramis since the reign of the late King Sergio, accumulating a record of battlefield achievements that few can match. His fighting style leans entirely into his towering physical frame, using tempered strength and solid defense to bulldoze through enemies head-on rather than outmaneuver them. Off the battlefield, he carries a disarming and very human set of quirks: he struggles to remember people’s names, has a taste for wine and socializing, and apparently holds a soft spot for song. His relationship with Queen Theodora, whom he addresses with the oddly endearing title “Miss,” adds an unexpected warmth to a character who could easily have been written as nothing more than a wall of muscle.
Who Voices Tobias in Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave?
Kentaro Tone voices Tobias in the Japanese version of Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, a casting choice that leans into a long-running pattern: Tone previously voiced Bartre in Fire Emblem Heroes, another hard-swinging, not-particularly-cerebral warrior who made up for tactical limitations with sheer fighting spirit. Tone also brought depth to Oshtor and Haku in the Utawarerumono series and voiced Cressidus in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.