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Feature: “I Lost My Mind” – Abby Trott On Singing The Smash Bros. Theme & Playing A Belmont In Castlevania

Nintendo Life ·

Abby Trott says singing “Lifelight” for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate remains one of the most surreal achievements of her voice acting career. In an interview tied to her new role as Rose Belmont in Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, she reflects on the uncertainty of acting work and the impact of being part of major games and anime.

Trott began voice acting in 2015 and is known for roles including Nezuko in Demon Slayer and Momo Ayase in Dandadan. She says actors can face career ups and downs and must keep auditioning, so she has never felt she has definitively “made it”. The interview also discusses how her Nintendo singing job came about and which Nintendo characters she might like to voice.

  • Abby Trott calls singing “Lifelight” surreal.
  • She voices Rose Belmont in Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse.
  • She says voice acting still brings uncertainty.

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Abby Trott is an American voice actor who performs characters in video games and animated series. Voice actors provide the speech for characters, and some also sing music used in games.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a Nintendo fighting game that brings together characters from many games, while Castlevania is a long-running series about the Belmont family, who hunt supernatural threats. Trott’s roles connect her with both series, as well as anime such as Demon Slayer and Dandadan.

Acting work is usually secured one role at a time, through auditions, so a performer’s workload can vary. Trott has said that high-profile jobs have not removed that uncertainty for her.

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