Cast
| Gears of War: Judgment (2013) | RAAM's Shadow (2011) | Gears of War (2006) | Gears of War 2 (2008) | Gears of War 3 (2011) | Aftermath (2013) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cole | Lester Speight | Lester Speight | ||||
| Baird | Fred Tatasciore | Fred Tatasciore | ||||
| JACK | No Voice Actor | |||||
| Marcus | John DiMaggio | |||||
| Dom | Carlos Ferro | |||||
| Hoffman | Jamie Alcroft | |||||
| Anya | Nan McNamara | |||||
| Paduk | ? | ? | ||||
| Kim | Robin Atkin Downes | |||||
| RAAM | Dee Bradley Baker | |||||
| Tai | Fred Tatasciore | Fred Tatasciore | ||||
| Jace | Justin Shaw | Michael B. Jordan | ||||
| Franklin | John DiMaggio | |||||
| Chaps | Robin Atkin Downes | |||||
| A. Carmine | Michael Gough | Michael Gough | ||||
| Dizzy | Peter Jason | |||||
| B. Carmine | Michael Gough | |||||
| Prescott | Charles Cioffi | Dwight Schultz | ||||
| Myrrah | Carolyn Seymour | |||||
| C. Carmine | Michael Gough | |||||
| Hendrik | ? | |||||
| Loomis | ? | |||||
| Karn | ? | |||||
| Barrick | Rick Wasserman | |||||
| Valera | Laura Bailey | |||||
| Wisen | Fred Tatasciore | |||||
| Gyules | Bruce Dubose | |||||
| Hanley | Peter Jason | |||||
| Skorge | Robin Atkin Downes | |||||
| Maria | Courtney Ford | |||||
| Sam | Claudia Black | |||||
| Bernie | Tess Masters | |||||
| Griffin | Ice-T | |||||
| Adam | Peter Renaday | |||||
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