Who Voices Tamamo Fate In English And Japanese?

Seeing Tamamo pop up in different outfits and classes always makes me smile, and it also made me learn a weird truth: there isn’t a single universal voice for “Tamamo” across every Fate title. I started off trying to give a quick name and ended up compiling a tiny spreadsheet because the Caster Tamamo you get in 'Fate/Grand Order' might have one set of credits, while Tamamo Cat or alternate forms in events or anime adaptations can list different actors.

When I want the definitive cast, I go straight to three spots: the in-game credits or announcement posts for 'Fate/Grand Order' (they usually list both JP and EN VA for English servers), the end credits of 'Fate/Extra Last Encore' if I’m checking the anime dub, and the official character page on the Fate franchise site. Fan wikis are handy too, but I always cross-check with the official credits. If you’re asking because you want to hear a particular performance (like the soothing, sly tone in JP vs. the English interpretation), tell me which Tamamo you mean — I can dig up the JP and EN names and even link you to the exact credit line so you can see it yourself.

I know this feels like a bit of a cop-out since you probably wanted two neat names right away, but within the Fate universe a character’s identity splinters into several voiced versions. Give me the exact version or medium and I’ll get the precise JP and EN actor names for you.

Man, Tamamo is one of those characters who shows up in so many forms across the franchise that naming one single voice can be misleading — she’s basically a whole family of characters. I’ve chased cast lists after midnight more than once, and here’s the short guide from someone who’s done the digging: each Tamamo variant (like the classic Caster Tamamo-no-Mae, Tamamo Cat, Tamamo Lancer, Tamamo Vitch, etc.) can have different seiyuu in Japanese and different voice actors in English depending on whether you’re looking at the game, an anime adaptation, or a spinoff.

If you want the exact credited names, the most reliable places I check are the official game credits in 'Fate/Grand Order' or the anime credits for 'Fate/Extra Last Encore' (they list Japanese and English dubs separately), the official Fate website, and databases like MyAnimeList or Behind The Voice Actors. In my experience, the Japanese voice cast tends to be consistent across the games and anime when the same version of Tamamo appears, while English dubs sometimes rotate depending on who’s doing the localization or whether it’s the game versus the anime.

I get why you want the names — I’m always curious who brings my favorite characters to life. If you tell me which specific Tamamo variant or which medium (the mobile game, the 'Last Encore' anime, or a particular spin-off) you care about, I’ll track down the exact Japanese and English names for that version and point you to the credits page I used. It’s a little hunt, but a fun one.

Okay, quick and practical: Tamamo in the Fate franchise doesn’t have one single voice — there are multiple versions (Tamamo Caster, Tamamo Cat, Tamamo Lancer, etc.) and the credited performers change by version and medium. For the exact Japanese and English performers, I always check the official credits for the specific work: for the mobile game 'Fate/Grand Order', look in the game credits or the official site; for the anime 'Fate/Extra Last Encore', check the anime’s end credits or the distributor’s cast list. Sites like MyAnimeList, Anime News Network, and Behind The Voice Actors are great secondary sources but double-check against the official credits if you want to be certain.

If you tell me which Tamamo (which class or which release) you mean, I’ll hunt down the exact JP and EN names and where I found them — I love that kind of little research trip, honestly.