Who voices the Arkham Knight in Batman: Arkham Knight?

Troy Baker voices the Arkham Knight in Batman: Arkham Knight. He also voices Jason Todd, the character behind the Arkham Knight identity, making the performance central to the game’s major reveal.

The Arkham Knight is introduced as a heavily armed military commander who appears to know Batman’s methods unusually well. His identity is gradually connected to Jason Todd, Batman’s former protégé, who was believed to have died after being tortured by the Joker. Baker’s performance shifts between the Knight’s controlled military authority and Todd’s anger, resentment, and emotional instability.

Baker also voices several other roles in the game, most notably Two-Face. That can cause confusion because Nolan North voices Penguin, while Mark Hamill voices the Joker. Roger Craig Smith, meanwhile, voices Batman in Batman: Arkham Origins, not the Arkham Knight.

The character was created specifically for Rocksteady’s game rather than adapted directly from an established comic-book identity. Troy Baker’s dual portrayal helps connect the new villain to the wider Arkham storyline and to Batman’s unresolved past.