Marvel's Spider-Man 2 voice actors and cast
Oct. 20, 2023The main cast of Spider-Man 2, heroes and villains, are laid out here!
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
The Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 voice actors and cast are a huge range of accomplished performers, a mix of rising stars and acclaimed acting veterans to round out a whole range of heroes, villains and everything in between. If you’ve been swinging around the city and think you recognise some of the voices you hear on your adventures, here’s the full cast of voice actors in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.
All actors and voice cast for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
Here’s the main Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 cast and actors - just scroll down for more info on where you might recognise them from!
Of course, the cast ofMarvel’s Spider-Man 2goes far beyond what you see above, with side characters, supporting roles and other minor figures across New York, but all the major parts are laid out for you clearly here.
Spider-Man 2 tipsAll Spider-Man 2 suitsSpider-Man 2 lengthSpider-Man 2 new game plus
Yuri Lowenthal returns to the role of Peter Parker and the original Spider-Man, having played the character in both previous games, as well as other Spider-Man media like Marvel’s Midnight Suns. Lowenthal’s filmography goes a lot deeper though - he’s been the English dub of Sasuke in Naruto, Simon in Gurren Lagann and the lead in Ben 10, among many,manyothers.
In an interview we conducted with him, Lowenthal said that playing Peter in Spider-Man 2 took him to darker places than before - and you can definitely see that in the performance.
Miles Morales is voiced again by Nadji Jeter, who like Lowenthal returns to the role after playing Miles Morales in the previous two games.
Comic book icon MJ Watson is played here by Laura Bailey, one of the most recognised VAs in video games at the moment. Aside from being a core member of the hit internet show Critical Role (and tie-in adaptation Vox Machina), she’s also played Abby from The Last of Us 2, Kait in Gears of War, Jaina in World of Warcraft and Nadine in the Uncharted franchise - and we’ve barely scratched the surface of her filmography.
Harry Osborn is heard in recorded messages in the first Spider-Man game, where he was voiced by Scott Porter, but now placed in a more central role, the character is taken over by actor Graham Phillips.
This is Phillip’s first major video game role, having more of a background (so far) in film, TV and musical theatre, probably most famous for being Zach Florrick in The Good Wife. Still, it’ll be interesting to see if he takes a firmer foothold in nerd culture after such a major debut!
Veteran actor Mark Rolston returns to the role of former NYC Mayor and industrialist Norman Osborn, having played the character in both previous games.
Rolston is an acclaimed actor recognisable in all sorts of roles - Drake in the horror/action classic Aliens, Bogs Diamond in the Shawshank Redemption, and co-starring as Agent Erickson in Saw 5 and 6. To stay within video games, Rolston’s most famous role before this was probably the cutthroat mercenary Deathstroke in both Arkham Origins and Arkham Knight.
The monstrous alien symbiote is played by a true icon: Tony Todd, who played the titular character in the Candyman movies, the ominous William Bludworth in the Final Destination franchise, as well as Sergeant Warren in 1986’s Platoon. Add some prosthetics to his head, and you might also recognise Kurn, brother of Worf in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine.
Sergei Kravinoff, aka Kraven the Hunter, makes the leap from comic book to video game in Spider-Man 2, played by actor and fight choreographer Jim Pirri.
If his voice sounds familiar, you might recognise him as Angelo in Red Dead Redemption 2, the biker bestie Boozer in Days Gone, and a string of other roles in both games and TV - including the show Victorious, funnily enough. I wonder if there’ll be a crossover between that and Days Gone?
Miles' best friend Ganke Lee is back in a similar role to the one he had in the previous game - the technician and “guy in the chair” that provides information and support while the Spideys are swinging about; and this incarnation of the character is played by Griffin Puatu.
An experienced actor even at a young age, Puatu is probably best known for playing Loius in Beastars and Naoto Tachibana in Tokyo Revengers, though he’s had VA work of varying degrees for over two decades.
A major character in the first game, philanthropist turned supervillain Martin Lee, aka Mr Negative, is played here again by actor, VA and stuntman Stephen Oyoung.We actually had an interview with Oyoung that you can read here, but while Mr. Negative is probably his best known role, Oyoung has also played Red Hood in Gotham Knights, KK in Ghostwire: Tokyo, and had roles in action movies like John Wick 3 and Terminator: Dark Fate.
Only referenced in previous games, tortured scientist Doctor Curt Connors and his monstrous alter-ego, “The Lizard” make their series debut here, played by working voice actor Mark Whitten.
Whitten has roles everywhere - he recently played Reed in Goodbye Volcano High, but is probably better known as Seteth in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Kyojuro Rengoku in Demon Slayer and Kaedehara Kazuha in Genshin Impact. Those with kids might also recognise him as the voice of the latter in the animated show “Home: Adventures with Tip and Oh”.
A cop in the first Spider-Man game and now the vigilante Wraith, acclaimed VA Tara Platt returns to the character of Yuri Watanabe.
Platt’s full filmography would likely buckle the site, so here’s some highlights - she was the character of Temari in Naruto, Edelgard in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and Anna Williams in Tekken. If you think she and Yuri Lowenthal have good chemistry, there’s a reason for that - the two have been married for over twenty years!
The belligerent, bellowing Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Bugle is played by Darin De Paul, a voice actor whose presence in video games has led to a string of iconic roles - and while JK Simmons' shadow looms large over the character, De Paul seems to handle the character perfectly.
That might be because he’s got such a stories history in VA work, on a variety of characters that includes Reinhardt in Overwatch, the cyborg Samuel Hayden in Doom and Doom Eternal, Owl in Sekiro, the Hulk in Marvel’s Avengers and both Venom, Ghost Rider and the evil god Chthon in Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
Contrarily, the chipper, positive host of the Danikast podcast is played by Ashly Burch, with countless credits to her name. She’s Aloy from the Horizon series, Viper in Valorant, Mel in The Last of Us 2, Borderland’s Tiny Tina, Chloe from Life is Strange, and plays Rachel in the show Mythic Quest - and we’re barely scratching the surface.
The master cat burglar who made her debut in the first game’s DLC is played again by VA Erica Lindbeck, another hard-working actor who can be recognised from hundreds of prior performances.
Just recently she played the tarot-touting Misty in Cyberpunk 2077, Captain Marvel in Midnight Suns, Peppermint Vandelay in the superb Hi-Fi Rush, Futaba in Persona 5 and about a hundred different performances of Barbie in various animated films.
Starting the game off with a bang, Leandro Cano plays the supervillain Sandman, aka Flint Marko, adding a gravelly (pun intended) quality to the iconic Spider-Man foe.
Cano was Simon Diaz in the podcast series Agent Stoker, played King II in the series Tekken: Bloodline, and appeared in shows like CSI: Miami, Castle and Boston Legal.
© GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission
Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more
Joel Franey is a writer, journalist, podcaster and raconteur with a Masters from Sussex University, none of which has actually equipped him for anything in real life. As a result he chooses to spend most of his time playing video games, reading old books and ingesting chemically-risky levels of caffeine. He is a firm believer that the vast majority of games would be improved by adding a grappling hook, and if they already have one, they should probably add another just to be safe. You can find old work of his at USgamer, Gfinity, Eurogamer and more besides.
Indiana Jones Secret of the Queen Mother elevator and animal stone puzzles
Assassin’s Creed Shadows adds a “canon mode” that makes choices for you, after fans spent years unsure of what RPG choices meant for the series' story
Dev behind new Doki Doki Literature Club-style psychological horror says it’s not “for those with weak hearts,” but with 98% positive Steam reviews, I’m not sure I can stay away
