Victoria Grace

Victoria Grace’s Crossover Career in Animation and Gaming

Performance capture and voice work rarely occupy the same resume at the same weight – but for Victoria Grace, both have become defining pillars. Her portrayal of Yara in The Last of Us Part II demanded full-body performance capture alongside voice recording, placing her in the same production pipeline as the game’s lead cast under Naughty Dog and Sony PlayStation. The role put her on the map internationally and remains the credit most associated with her name in gaming circles.

What followed Yara was a steady climb across animation studios and dubbing houses with serious reputations. Grace has worked with Marvel, Warner Bros., Netflix, Disney, DreamWorks, Activision, and Riot Games – a range that speaks to consistent demand across major entertainment pipelines rather than a single lucky break.

Most Known Roles of Victoria Grace

• • Yara in The Last of Us Part II (Video Game, 2020)
• • Nam On-jo – All of Us Are Dead (Netflix Series, English Dub, 2022)
• • Lady Bone Demon – LEGO Monkie Kid (Animated Series, 2021)
• • Ko Yu Rim – Twenty Five Twenty One (Netflix Series, English Dub, 2022)
• • Mirai – Mirai (Animated Film, English Dub, 2018)
• • Miyuki – Pacific Rim: The Black (Animated Series, English Dub, 2021)
• • Pomegranate Cookie / Zoey Cookie – CookieRun: Kingdom (Mobile Game, 2021-present)
• • Wendy Shin – Days of Our Lives (TV Drama, ongoing)

The Last of Us Part II and the Yara Performance

Yara is not a peripheral character in The Last of Us Part II – she and her brother Lev form one of the game’s emotional cores, and the weight of that arc rested heavily on Grace’s physical and vocal performance. The role required motion capture work at a level of emotional precision that most voice-only credits do not demand. For a performer who had been building screen credits on the East Coast before relocating to Los Angeles, landing this particular role at Naughty Dog marked a sharp turn toward prestige game production. The performance introduced her to audiences who had never encountered her live-action work on Superstore, Modern Family, or Days of Our Lives.

Korean Drama Dubbing and the Netflix Pipeline

A significant portion of Grace’s output sits in the English dubbing of Korean-language Netflix originals – a niche that exploded in demand after the global breakout of Korean content in the early 2020s. Her casting as Nam On-jo in All of Us Are Dead and Ko Yu Rim in Twenty Five Twenty One placed her at the center of two high-profile dubs during a period when Netflix was investing heavily in bringing Korean productions to English-speaking audiences. Grace also appears in the dubs of Alchemy of Souls, The Glory, Hellbound, and Parasyte: The Grey, building a consistent presence across the Korean content catalog that few English voice performers can match in volume or visibility.

Star Wars: Visions and Expanding the Franchise Footprint

Grace appeared in Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 as part of the English voice cast for one of its nine animated shorts, joining an ensemble that included George Takei, Sonoya Mizuno, and James Sie on her episode alone. The anthology format gave her a slot inside the Star Wars franchise without requiring a long-term character commitment – a credit that carries franchise weight and demonstrates her reach into Disney’s animation pipeline alongside her existing work with LEGO and DreamWorks. Volume 3 premiered on Disney+ in October 2025, adding the Star Wars universe to a resume that already covered gaming, Korean drama dubbing, and Western animation.