Characters

Another Eden Begins The 19 Playable Companions

Official blurbs and voice credits for Aldo, Feinne, Ramiu, and the rest of the line.

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Companion Roster

This roster is the closed cast of Another Eden Begins. Every name below comes from Studio Prisma’s official English site. Blurbs are the published one-liners, not fan speculation. English voice credits are the Begins cast, including the studio’s correction that Shion is voiced by Shai Matheson. For how to actually field these people, switch to party building and the combat guide. For the story spine they travel, stay on the characters hub.

The campaign is single-player. You are not pulling duplicates. You are recruiting a set of 19 and choosing a party from that set. Kinship, encounter, and character quests add personal stories on top of the main scenario.

Present — 300 AD, Kingdom of Miglance

Aldo (CV Jared Zeus; Japanese: Koki Uchiyama). A swordsman shouldering the fate of the world, thrust into a journey beyond time and space. He is the viewpoint character: Baruoki guard, Feinne’s brother, and the person thrown 800 years forward after the Moonlight Forest fight.

Feinne (CV Leader Looi; Japanese: Ai Kayano). A girl with kindness in her heart and a hidden power that could change the world. The Beast King’s abduction of Feinne is the event that starts the campaign. Leader Looi also voices Ramiu.

Helena (CV Alexandra Boulton). The steel-clad queen who reaches out across the lines of prejudice. Official art and copy present her as a Miglance-era ruler, useful later when you think about support and front-line presence rather than as a gacha rarity.

Anabel (CV Jessica McDonald). Heir to the legacy of the first great paladin. Paladin framing implies a protector role; confirm skills in-game rather than assuming a Holy-trinity tank from another series.

Bertrand (CV Anthony Howell). The former knight once known as the Shield of Miglance. The title is the useful hint: mitigation and cover, not a glass cannon.

Mariel (CV Jessica McDonald). The cat-loving priest with a heart of gold. Priest copy is the cleanest healer signal on the official list.

Myrus (CV Hollie Taylor). A beastfolk girl who is as pure-hearted as she is mighty. Beastfolk identity matters in a story that begins with the Beast King; mechanically, treat her as a physical threat until you read her command list.

Melina (CV Clare Corbett). A missionary from the west who wields a magical hammer. Hammer plus missionary is a support-breaker fantasy; again, verify skills in the command window.

Yuna (CV Laura Aikman). A shrine maiden with the power to control the weather. Weather control is the kind of kit that often sits in support or elemental setups — see party compositions.

Future — 1100 AD, Elzion

Amy (CV Janine Harouni). A hunter whose prey is the source of her suffering. In the well-known Part 1 opening she is among the first future companions; the demo walkthrough treats that as the expected early-game beat, not a spoiler dump.

Riica (CV Rebecca Kiser). An android whose mission is to be as helpful as she can be. Also part of that expected Elzion opening. Helpful android usually means utility, scanning, or support skills — confirm in battle.

Cetie (CV Mike Bodie). An agent of the Elzion Judicial Bureau who fights for what’s right. Future-era investigator; useful when you want a second attacker beside Aldo.

Renri (CV Diana Bermudez). An elite investigator with her own sense of justice. A second Elzion investigator with a more personal brief than Cetie’s bureau line.

Suzette (CV Skye Bennett). The “fake it till you make it” princess of darkness. The joke in the blurb is the point: a self-made dark mage, not a lore princess from Miglance.

Across eras and New Game+

Cyrus (CV Timothy Watson). A mysterious samurai with the appearance of a frog. He is one of the franchise’s most recognizable silhouettes and a slash attacker in spirit even before you open his skill list.

Shion (CV Shai Matheson). A Fugen Itto-Ryu samurai bound by service. Official trailer text originally miscredited him to Anthony Howell; the studio corrected that to Shai Matheson. Bertrand remains Howell’s role.

Shanie (CV Naomi McDonald). A magic swordswoman cursed to be irresistible. Hybrid physical-magic sword kits belong in flexible attacker slots.

Gariyu (CV Rory Fleck Byrne). A magician that wields the divine inferno and is willing to burn all that stand against him to the ground. The cleanest dedicated fire mage on the list.

Ramiu (CV Leader Looi). A spritely sand spirit who guides Aldo through his new adventure. That new adventure is New Game+. She is not a serial-code unlock inside Begins. The Encounter Ramiu ticket on the serial codes hub is an original-game gift.

Use this page as a name-and-voice reference. Use party building when you need roles, and the pre-release tier list when you want a cautious ranking of kits before 17 September 2026. For the install path that actually gets you into Baruoki, return to Getting Started.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Are these blurbs official?

Yes. They match the English character lines on anothereden.games. This page does not invent stats or hidden passives.

Who voices Shion?

Shai Matheson. Wright Flyer published a correction after an early trailer listed Anthony Howell. Howell voices Bertrand.

Does Feinne fight in the party?

She is listed among the 19 playable characters. Join timing inside the demo is not fully itemized by the publisher; the demo walkthrough stays inside confirmed chapter scope.

Where is the original game's huge roster?

Not in Begins. This campaign's box is 19 names. Compare products on Begins versus the original.

How do I build a team from this list?

Read party building and keep at least one attacker, one supporter, and one healer in the combat window.