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'''Troy Edward Baker''' (born [[April 1]], [[1976]]) is an American voice actor and musician. Some of his most notable animation roles include Greed in ''Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood'', Pain and Captain Yamato in ''Naruto Shippuden'', Excalibur in ''Soul Eater'', and [[Batman]] in various films and games. He also does extensive work in video games, with roles including Snow Villiers in ''Final Fantasy XIII'', Yuri Lowell in ''Tales of Vesperia'', Kanji Tatsumi in ''Persona 4'', Jonesy from ''[[Fortnite]]'', Joel in ''The Last of Us'', and [[Indiana Jones]] in ''Indiana Jones and the Great Circle''. | '''Troy Edward Baker''' (born [[April 1]], [[1976]]) is an American voice actor and musician. Some of his most notable animation roles include [[Yūichi Nakamura|Greed]] in ''Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood'', [[Kenyū Horiuchi|Pain]] and Captain Yamato in ''Naruto Shippuden'', [[Takehito Koyasu|Excalibur]] in ''Soul Eater'', the titular character of ''Baki'', Grime in ''Amphibia'', Loki and Hawkeye in numerous [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] projects, and [[Batman]] and [[Joker]] in various DC films and games. He also does extensive work in video games, with roles including [[Daisuke Ono|Snow Villiers]] in ''Final Fantasy XIII'', [[Kōsuke Toriumi|Yuri Lowell]] in ''Tales of Vesperia'', [[Tomokazu Seki|Kanji Tatsumi]] in ''Persona 4'', Jonesy from ''[[Fortnite]]'', Joel in ''The Last of Us'', and [[Indiana Jones]] in ''Indiana Jones and the Great Circle''. | ||
Baker is also a musician, having released several albums both as part of a band and as a solo act. He also prevously co-hosted Retro Replay, a gaming webseries, alongside fellow voice actor [[Nolan North]]. | Baker is also a musician, having released several albums both as part of a band and as a solo act. He also prevously co-hosted Retro Replay, a gaming webseries, alongside fellow voice actor [[Nolan North]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:40, 1 April 2026
Troy Edward Baker (born April 1, 1976) is an American voice actor and musician. Some of his most notable animation roles include Greed in Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Pain and Captain Yamato in Naruto Shippuden, Excalibur in Soul Eater, the titular character of Baki, Grime in Amphibia, Loki and Hawkeye in numerous Marvel projects, and Batman and Joker in various DC films and games. He also does extensive work in video games, with roles including Snow Villiers in Final Fantasy XIII, Yuri Lowell in Tales of Vesperia, Kanji Tatsumi in Persona 4, Jonesy from Fortnite, Joel in The Last of Us, and Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
Baker is also a musician, having released several albums both as part of a band and as a solo act. He also prevously co-hosted Retro Replay, a gaming webseries, alongside fellow voice actor Nolan North.
Voice Roles
[edit]- Jetfire
- Zeta Prime
- Protector
- Autobot Heavy Soldier
- Defender
- Autobot Soldier
- Additional voices
- Jazz
- Jetfire
- Kickback
- Steeljaw
- Arnold
- Vector Prime
- Vlad Ghastlee
- Blue Car Driver ("Sideways")
- Cybertronian Police Officer ("Freedom Fighters")
Notes
[edit]- Baker provided narration for a Titanfall trailer on April Fools' Day 2014, depicting Optimus Prime as a (fake, logically) playable character with Dave Fennoy voicing Prime in said trailer.[1]
Reference
[edit]- ↑ "Titanfall: Optimus Prime DLC Trailer - IGN Video http://t.co/AdGpOWRxDs That's me as Optimus Prime and Troy Baker doing the narration. Enjoy"—DaveFennoy, Twitter, 2014/04/01
External links
[edit]- Troy Baker at the Internet Movie Database
- Troy Baker on Twitter
- Jazz explains why Michael Bay is the new Orson Welles
- Troy Baker at the Anime News Network
