Cast
| Character | Japanese | English (Series) | English (Movies) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amuro Ray | Toru Furuya | Brad Swaile | Michael Lindsay |
| Char Aznable | Shuichi Ikeda | Michael Kopsa | Steven Blum |
| Bright Noah | Hirotaka Suzuoki | Chris Kalhoon | Wheat St. James |
| Mirai Yashima | Fuyumi Shiraishi | Cathy Weseluck | Leslie Buhr |
| Sayla Mass | Yō Inoue | Alaina Burnett | Olivia Bardeau |
| Fraw Bow | Rumiko Ukai | Kristie Marsden | Melissa Fahn |
| Kai Shiden | Toshio Furukawa | Richard Ian Cox | Eddie Frierson |
| Hayato Kobayashi | Kiyonobu Suzuki | Matt Smith | Richard Cansino |
| Ryu Jose | Shōzō Iizuka | Ward Perry | Ward Perry |
| Lalah Sune | Keiko Han | Willow Johnson | Lia Sargent |
| Gihren Zabi | Banjo Ginga | Hiro Kanagawa | Doug Stone |
| Garma Zabi | Katsuji Mori | Brian Dobson | Unknown |
| Kishiria Zabi | Mami Koyama | Michelle Porter | Bambi Darro |
| Dozle Zabi | Daisuke Gouri | French Tickner | Peter Spellos |
| Degwin Zabi | Ichiro Nagai | Chris Schneider | Elliot Reynolds |
| Ramba Ral | Masashi Hirose | John Payne | Michael McConnohie |
| Crowley Hamon | Yumi Nakatani | Lenore Zann | Dian Andrews |
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