Predator: Killer of Killers features a robust and diverse cast of characters from across the world, reflecting the animated film’s large scope. The latest film in the Predator franchise takes the central concept of Prey and expands upon it, setting up fights between the Predators and great warriors from across human history. The film is presented as an anthology, with three separate stories and settings building to an explosive finish.

The voice cast of Predator: Killer of Killers is relatively small, with the segments largely focused on specific characters and their fights with the alien hunter. However, that international focus gives each of the characters a unique touch that helps make each segment feel fleshed out and lived in. The cast is terrific across the board, and some of the characters will sound very familiar to audiences. Here are the stars of Predator: Killer of Killers and where else audiences may have seen them.

Lindsay LaVanchy As Ursa

Born October 25, 1988

Active Since: 2010

Actor: Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Lindsay LaVanchy plays Ursa in Predator: Killer of Killers. The animated Predator anthology is LaVanchy’s first voice-over performance, and it is a high-profile project for the actor. The actress appeared as a minor character in shows like NCIS: Los Angeles, Castle, and Scream: The TV Series. LaVanchy is also set to star in the upcoming horror film, The Mannequin​​​​​​. This will be her second horror film with Isabella Gomez, following 2020’s Initiation (which LaVanchy was a writer on).

Character: Ursa is the leader of a clan of Viking warriors and the lead character for the first segment of Killer of Killers. A fierce warrior, she leads her clan into a hunt for a dangerous warlord. One of her most loyal lieutenants is her son, Anders. She seeks revenge for her father’s fate, hardening her clan into unstoppable fighters — unwittingly transforming them into a perfect target for the Predator. Despite her prowess on the battlefield, Ursa still struggles with internal pain she experienced in her youth.

Louis Ozwa As Kenji And Kiyosho

Born October 11, 1975

Active Since: 1999

Actor: Born in Queens, New York, Louis Ozawa plays Kenji and Kiyoshi in Killer of Killers. After making his debut in On the Q.T., Ozawa found his big break playing Hanzo Kamakami in Predators​​​​​​. Ozwa has appeared in several films and television shows in supporting roles, including in blockbusters like The Bourne Legacy. In recent years, Ozawa has found great success as a supporting player in hows like Hunters, Pachinko, and Jack Ryan.

Character: Kenji and Kiyosho are brothers and the central focus of the second segment in Predator: Killer of Killers. The sons of a merciless lord in feudal Japan, their bond is severed when their father makes them fight. Years later, the two come to blows in the light of tragedy — only to have their fateful confrontation interrupted by the arrival of a Predator. Kenji is a measured and collected character, in direct contrast to the more aggressive Ursa.

Rick Gonzalez As Torres

Born June 30, 1979

Active Since: 2000

Actor: Born in New York City, Rick Gonzalez made his debut in the 2000s film Mambo Cafe. He’s played a number of minor roles across television and film, eventually taking a leading role in shows like the medical drama, Rush. Gonzalez is best known for his roles in Arrow (as well as the larger CW DC Universe) as Wild Dog. Most recently, audiences have been able find him playing Det. Bobby Reyes in Law & Order: Organized Crime.

Character: Torres is the lead character of the third segment in Predator: Killer of Killers. Torres is the youngest of the three main characters, a fresh-faced recruit to the United States military during the Second World War. Attuned to machinery and a gifted mechanic, Torres finds himself in a heated dog fight with a Predator ship that relies more on his wits and courage than physical prowess to survive.

Predator: Killer of Killers Supporting Cast & Characters

Killer Of Killers’ Different Time Periods Means Very Different Supporting Casts

There aren’t many characters in Predator: Killer of Killers, although the ones that appear are all memorable in their own ways. The most important of the Vikings to appear alongside Ursa is her innocent son Anders, who is played by Damien C. Haas (Smosh). The target of Ursa’s rage is Chief Zoran, who is played by Andrew Morgado (Babylon 5: The Road Home). There aren’t many speaking roles in the second segment of the film, which leans into the visuals over much overt dialogue.

The third segment of the film is largely focused on Torres, with appearances by Michael Biehn (Aliens) as Vandy, a pilot and mentor to Torres. Felix Solis (The Forgotten) appears briefly as Torres’ father. Britton Watkins, who has largely made his career working behind the scenes on films like Star Trek Into Darkness plays the Predator Warlord who factors into the film’s final storyline. It’s a strong supporting cast bolstering Predator: Killer of Killers‘s great action.