Noy is an upcoming Snezhnaya character in Genshin Impact, introduced through the Transcendence teaser “Sudden Snow.” Beyond a brief on-screen appearance, very little about him has been confirmed, but HoYoverse has already locked in his voice actors across all four official dubs.
Quick answer: Noy is voiced by Jonathan Bullock (English), Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese), Sanshi (Chinese), and Jeong Seong-Hoon (Korean).
Noy voice actors in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean
| Language | Voice actor |
|---|---|
| English | Jonathan Bullock |
| Japanese | Shin-ichiro Miki |
| Chinese | Sanshi |
| Korean | Jeong Seong-Hoon |
You can switch between these four voice options at any time inside the game. Open Settings from the Paimon menu, go to Language, and pick your Voice-Over Language. Genshin Impact only offers Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean for spoken audio, while in-game text supports many more options.
Jonathan Bullock: Noy’s English voice
Jonathan Bullock handles Noy in the English dub. He has a long list of game credits, so his voice may already be familiar if you play across HoYoverse titles and other action games.
- Zack the Frostheart Emperor in Punishing: Gray Raven
- Craig McLeish in Code Vein II
- Cosmos, YuanQuan, and CangLuo in Black Beacon
- Grimlord in Grimlord (2024)
- Rookie Jaeger/Light Jaeger in Zenless Zone Zero
- Dr. David in Ready or Not
- Liu Bei in Dynasty Warriors: Origin
- Dread Stalker Khepri in SMITE
- Iron Fist in Rooster Teeth’s Death Battle
- Fang and Stev in My Time at Sandrock
Shin-ichiro Miki: Noy’s Japanese voice
Shin-ichiro Miki voices Noy in the Japanese dub. He is one of the most recognizable names in anime and game voice work, with decades of leading roles behind him.
- Assassin in Fate/stay night
- Atsuya Kusakabe in Jujutsu Kaisen
- Blade in Honkai: Star Rail
- Deishuu Kaiki in the Monogatari Series
- Kisuke Urahara in Bleach
- Kojirou (James) and several Pokémon in the Pokémon Series
- Leonidas I, Fionn Mac Cumhaill, Sasaki Kojirou, and Paracelsus in Fate/Grand Order
- Roy Mustang in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
- Tanjuro Kamado in Demon Slayer
- Mirai Sasaki (Sir Nighteye) in My Hero Academia
- Zamasu in Dragon Ball Super
- Gyro Zeppeli in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle and Eyes of Heaven
- Haiji Towa in Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls
- Randolph Orlando in The Legend of Heroes Series
Sanshi: Noy’s Chinese voice
Sanshi provides Noy’s voice in the Chinese dub. His earlier work spans animation and donghua roles.
- Meng Chuan in The Demon Hunter
- Aidan Field (Mandarin) in Violet Evergarden
- Du Zie in Throne of Seal
- Additional voices in Biao Ren
Jeong Seong-Hoon: Noy’s Korean voice
Jeong Seong-Hoon takes the Korean role for Noy. His past credits include several well-known dark and brooding characters.
- Vergilius in Limbus Company
- Johnny Silverhand in Cyberpunk 2077
- Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- Yone in League of Legends
What is confirmed about Noy
Noy hails from Snezhnaya and first appeared in the Transcendence teaser trailer, “Sudden Snow.” His pointed, fae-like ears resemble Linnea’s, and a line he delivers about a “peaceful age” compared to “the eons gone by” hints that he is far older than he looks. His element, faction, and exact race remain unannounced, though he is widely read as a possible fae.
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Nation | Snezhnaya |
| Gender | Male |
| Element | Unannounced |
| Faction | Unannounced |
| Race | Unknown (possibly Fae) |
Noy was shown alongside other Snezhnaya figures from the same trailer, including Anastasya, Alyosha, Danica, Mitya, Odette, Valeriy, Vesna, and Vodyanitsa. He is expected to become playable at some point during the Version 7.X updates, though no official release date has been confirmed. For now, his voice cast is the most concrete information available, and you can hear all four performances by changing the Voice-Over Language once he arrives in the game.
