Raven

Six months off the grid sounds like a vacation until you learn Raven spent every day of it grinding through ninjutsu drills with his old master. That kind of discipline explains why his return in Tekken 8 carries far more weight than a simple roster comeback, especially with his unit finally stepping into the spotlight of the Mishima conflict.

Raven’s Mission and Methods

Skipping Tekken 7 entirely while his superior, Master Raven, covered for him, the agent comes back having honed a technique he calls the Shadow Clone art, letting him split into duplicates mid-fight to confuse and overwhelm opponents. He treats most matches as work, nothing personal, nothing flashy. Sergei Dragunov is the rare exception who manages to crack that composure, hinting at history the games have never fully explained. With the UN’s Raven Unit now openly investigating the war between the Mishima Zaibatsu and G Corporation, his role in Tekken 8’s story carries more narrative weight than any of his earlier appearances.

Who Voices Raven in Tekken 8?

D.C. Douglas handles Raven’s English-language performance, a role he has carried continuously since Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection. Horror fans likely recognize his voice from elsewhere first, since Douglas is also the actor behind Albert Wesker across the Resident Evil series starting with Resident Evil 5. That same cold, controlled delivery fits Raven’s clipped, professional demeanor well.

Raven Voiced by

Japanese

D.C. Douglas

Character work defines this performer's career, spanning Hollywood villains and animated icons since the 1980s. Trained at the Estelle Harman…...