Voice Actors of The Shorekeeper VA in Wuthering Waves: English, Japanese, and Official Language Cast

The Shorekeeper has finally made her debut as a playable character in Wuthering Waves. She hails from the Black Shores and has garnered significant popularity due to her stunning design and skillset. Moreover, her character has been brought to life by some of the most talented voice actors in the industry.

Players interested in learning more about the voices behind The Shorekeeper can discover her voice actors in all four official versions of Wuthering Waves, along with their notable roles.

Japanese Voice Actor for The Shorekeeper in Wuthering Waves

Ayaka Suwa lends her voice to The Shorekeeper in the official Japanese dub. She is a seasoned seiyuu with an impressive portfolio, having voiced numerous anime and game characters including:

Eris and Chris in This Subarashii World, Shukufuku Wo!
Mujina in SSSS.Dynazenon
Rio (child) in Seirei Gensouki: Spirit Chronicles
Yuuji Kazami (child) in Grisaia no Kajitsu
YoRHa A-gata 2-gou (A2) in NieR:Automata
Tomoe Tachibana in Absolute Duo
Hijiri Kasuga in Trinity Seven
Tokaku Azuma in Akuma no Riddle
Tanya in Granblue Fantasy
Elise in Fire Emblem Fates
Cuora, Manticore, and Gavial in Arknights
Kukulkan in Fate/Grand Order

English Voice Actor for The Shorekeeper in Wuthering Waves

Stephanie McKeon is the English voice of The Shorekeeper. Although she has limited experience, she has voiced one of the most iconic anime characters. Her previous roles include:

Asuka Langley Soryu in Netflix’s Neon Genesis Evangelion and The Revival of Evangelion
Aisling O’Brien in Fair City
Soyler in Once Upon a Coma
Natalie in Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway

This role as The Shorekeeper will be a significant addition to Stephanie McKeon’s career.

Chinese Voice Actor for The Shorekeeper in Wuthering Waves

Tang Yajing is a renowned Chinese voice actor and the voice behind The Shorekeeper. With extensive experience, she has voiced characters in several high-profile video games, including: