Hello,

I’m Jmer, a Nexon Picker creator.

I think one of the biggest charms of subculture games lies not just in character design, but in the voices that shape each character’s personality.

When you play Blue Archive,

I’m sure you’ve all had that moment of thinking, “Huh? Where have I heard this voice before?”

So, let’s take a look at the stars behind those voices!

1. Yui Ogura (as Shiroko)

Shiroko, the character front and center on Blue Archive’s main title!

That signature voice of Shiroko’s—cool, but still undeniably cute—is brought to life by

Yui Ogura, an idol-level presence in the voice acting world.

Shiroko was the character who first got me into Blue Archive,

so I really wanted to include her here!

I think she does a fantastic job capturing the kindness hidden beneath Shiroko’s dry, offhand way of speaking.

Notable anime roles

《Goblin Slayer》 - Priestess

《The “Hentai” Prince and the Stony Cat.》 - Tsukiko Tsutsukakushi

2. Saori Hayami (as Nagisa)

When it comes to Trinity’s Nagisa, that elegance and nobility stand out immediately!

She’s voiced by Saori Hayami, whose voice carries a refined grace the moment you hear it.

She’s especially well known for her clear, crystalline tone.

With a calm voice that still carries real weight,

I think she perfectly conveys Nagisa’s leadership and inner conflict.

If you’re an anime fan, you’ll probably recognize her right away!

Notable anime roles

《Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba》 - Shinobu Kocho

《SPY×FAMILY》 - Yor Forger

3. Ayane Sakura (as Iori)

She gets mad every time Sensei teases her,

but Iori is still impossible to dislike!

She’s voiced by top seiyuu Ayane Sakura, better known by the nickname “Ayaneru.”

That wonderfully punchy(?) diction when she gets angry,

and the way her voice shifts when she’s flustered, really boosts Iori’s charm by 200%!

Personally, that anime scene of hers really stuck with me.

Notable anime roles

《My Hero Academia》 - Ochaco Uraraka

《Attack on Titan》 - Gabi Braun

《The Quintessential Quintuplets》 - Yotsuba Nakano

4. Yumiri Hanamori (as Hoshino)

Hoshino, known for that sleepy “Ehehe~” delivery!

The role is played by Yumiri Hanamori, a voice actress loved for her wide acting range.

She usually comes across like a laid-back old man,

but when things turn serious, Hanamori captures Hoshino’s complete 180 perfectly through voice alone.

Hoshino is so cute!!!

Notable anime roles

《Laid-Back Camp△》 - Nadeshiko Kagamihara

《Kaguya-sama: Love Is War》 - Ai Hayasaka

5. Kana Hanazawa (as Atsuko)

Atsuko, the princess of Arius Squad!

The role is played by Kana Hanazawa, a legend in the Japanese voice acting world with an unmistakable vocal color.

With a soft, dreamlike voice veiled in mystery,

I think she brings Atsuko’s enigmatic atmosphere to its fullest.

Notable anime roles

《Angel Beats!》 - Kanade Tachibana

《Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba》 - Mitsuri Kanroji

While playing a game, discovering the voice of a character from an anime you love

really feels like a small but unmistakable joy.

And isn’t Blue Archive even more appealing thanks to performances like these from its voice cast?

Beyond the voice actors I introduced today,

Blue Archive is packed with many more incredibly talented performers as well.

Please share your favorite student—and the voice actor who brought that student to life!

*Some of the text content and images were referenced from namu.wiki.