Who’s actually the Bubsy 4D voice actor? The mystery’s been solved for a while now. The new voice of our favorite bobcat is Sean Chiplock.
Casting news was a pretty big deal when it dropped, because getting the right voice for Bubsy was make-or-break. Fortunately Other than Chiplock, the other cast members are satisfying too. I’ll introduce them in this text.
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Bubsy 4d Voice Casts: Who’s Who
The game’s credits confirm that the entire main Bubsy 4d voice cast from the old cartoon pilot is back, fully voiced in all cutscenes. The developer, Fabraz, clearly invested in getting the voice acting right, and the reviews show it paid off. The core ensemble includes:
Sean Chiplock as Bubsy
Yes, the rumors are true. Sean Chiplock, known for his work as Revali in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, voices the infamous bobcat.
Chiplock’s performance has been praised for adding a new, crucial layer to the character. In this game, Bubsy is having a bit of a midlife crisis and is portrayed as a tired, reluctant mascot who is completely aware of his disastrous reputation. Chiplock’s delivery sells this self-aware.
Aimee Smith as Terry and Terri
As correctly predicted before launch, voice actor Aimee Smith voices the overeager twins, Terry and Terri. The game’s final credits confirm her role, and the characters are key to the game’s sitcom like dynamic, constantly playing off Bubsy’s exasperated personality.
Marissa Lenti
Marissa Lenti is a powerhouse of talent in the voice acting world. Her notable roles include the voice of Yuna in Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear and Chiaki Hoshinomori in Gamers!.
Her involvement in Bubsy 4D brings a level of anime and video game pedigree to the project. She was confirmed as part of the cast by the developer.
Phillip Sacramento
Phillip Sacramento has a rich career spanning over 15 years in voice work across games, animation, and television for major clients like the BBC and Games Workshop.
He’s known for his warm, authoritative tone and has recently been heard as Pan Yinhu in the popular game Zenless Zone Zero. The developer’s confirmation places him in the Bubsy 4D cast, and his diverse skills make him a great fit for the game’s quirky world.
The Final Verdict on the Voice Cast
The focus on a high-quality, fully-voiced cast was a clear signal that Bubsy 4D was taking its presentation seriously. Now that the game is here, it’s clear that investment paid off. The voice acting isn’t just a fun addition; it’s central to the game’s goal of delivering a character-driven, comedic story that feels like a playable, self-aware cartoon. Sean Chiplock and the supporting cast have delivered what might be the first truly well-acted Bubsy adventure, helping to turn one of gaming’s most notorious punchlines into a character players are genuinely rooting for.
Have you had a chance to hear the new voice for yourself? Drop a comment and let me know what you think of this new Bubsy.
