Loba may not be one of the top-tier legends in Apex Legends, but she is one of the most captivating and rewarding to play. Her high-fashion look and confidence make her one of the most mesmerizing legends, along with her aggressive personality and voice lines.
So who is the voice behind Loba? Who makes this sassy, loot-hungry legend come to life?
The voice actress behind Loba’s intense voice lines is Fryda Wolff. She is a popular voice actress behind many other fan-favorite characters in multiple series.
Wolff was born in Las Vegas in 1985 but spent a lot of time in Mexico City, where her mother hailed from. Her family would go down to Mexico City each summer. Wolff can speak fluent Mexican-Spanish as well as English.
Wolff started voice acting when she was 30. Before that, she was a video game developer for over 12 years, with her start in the gaming industry coming as a customer service agent for EverQuest at 18. Since then, she became a sound designer for nine years and now voices many popular characters.
Fryda Wolff has voiced many different characters in television, video games, and more.
She most recently voiced Rei and Echo in Solar Ash, a 2021 science-fiction platformer. Many of her roles have been as extras and bit parts in games such as Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Street Fighter V, and Shenmue 3, but she has also had several starring roles. She is Tressa in Octopath Traveler, Valeria in Boyfriend Dungeon, and Mira in Killer Instinct.
One of her most popular is definitely Loba for Apex Legends. Many of the voices from that game make content together or stream together, making the legends and their voices very memorable for most video game fans.
Loba and Sombra Hang on Twitch!
Here are the other popular voices behind the legends in Apex Legends:
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