Rose Belmont
Ten official bios, ten English voices, and a line that says And more.
Read how her whip moves through a stage.Rose Belmont is the protagonist KONAMI put at the center of the new cast page. She bears Dracula's curse in her right arm, she is Trevor's daughter, and she fights with a whip plus other weapons. The English voice is Abby Trott. The page around her names nine more people and then prints And more, so the roster is open.
The table below copies each official bio, role, group, and English voice. Summaries stay in the bio column so a short retelling does not replace the printed line. Boss names are not links to separate pages. KONAMI published them as one cast, not as ten articles.
The ten published bios
Central cast covers Rose, Trevor, Sypha, and Dracula. Bosses cover The Fallen, Joan of Arc, Medusa, Isaac, Carmilla, and Death. Voices run Abby Trott, JB Blanc, Alejandra Reynoso, Graham McTavish, Ray Chase, Erica Lindbeck, Melique Berger, Liam O'Brien, Dawn M. Bennett, and Aaron LaPlante, in that cast order. KONAMI published those bios on 17 July 2026. Each row below is one of those published lines.
Relations inside the cast are family and rivalry, not a skill tree. Rose is tied to Trevor and Sypha. Trevor is tied to Rose, Sypha, and Dracula. Isaac's bio gives him a history with Trevor dating back 20 years. Carmilla waits in Dracula's Castle. Death is Dracula's right hand. None of those lines invents a second costume or a hidden ending.
| Name | Role | Group | Voice | Bio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rose Belmont | Protagonist | Central cast | Abby Trott | A new protagonist who bears Dracula's curse in her right arm. The daughter of Trevor Belmont, she is a young vampire hunter who wields a variety of weapons in addition to her whip. |
| Trevor Belmont | Veteran hunter | Central cast | JB Blanc | The hero who defeated Count Dracula twenty-three years ago, armed with the Vampire Killer. He travels down the River Seine with Rose after Paris calls for help. |
| Sypha Belnades | Mother | Central cast | Alejandra Reynoso | Rose's mother. She fought alongside Trevor against Count Dracula twenty-three years ago, then fell to his curse and died soon after Rose was born. |
| Dracula | Vampire king | Central cast | Graham McTavish | Immortal vampire king and lord of Dracula's Castle. Trevor and his companions defeated him in the late 15th century. He resurrected temporarily three years later, and twenty years after that darkness stirs in Paris. |
| The Fallen | Boss | Bosses | Ray Chase | A mysterious monster terrorizing Paris. The first threat Rose encounters in the sewers. |
| Joan of Arc | Boss | Bosses | Erica Lindbeck | A French heroine who received a divine revelation and played a prominent role in the Hundred Years' War. The official bio stops on that ellipsis. |
| Medusa | Boss | Bosses | Melique Berger | A monster with the body of a giant serpent. Her gaze has turned countless people to stone. |
| Isaac | Boss | Bosses | Liam O'Brien | A devil forgemaster who creates and commands demons. He has a history with Trevor dating back 20 years. |
| Carmilla | Boss | Bosses | Dawn M. Bennett | A renowned vampire awaiting Rose in Dracula's Castle, in a bloodstained dress. |
| Death | Boss | Bosses | Aaron LaPlante | Dracula's right-hand, the Grim Reaper. His scythe can slice through space. |
How to read a bio that stops early
Joan's bio is the clearest example of a stop. She is a French heroine who received a divine revelation and played a prominent role in the Hundred Years' War, and then the official bio stops on that ellipsis. The table keeps the stop. It does not add a motive, a weakness, or a phase list. The same restraint fits every boss whose summary is two sentences.
Death, Medusa, Carmilla, and Joan of Arc can be sealed into Rose's tarot as Arcana. The Fallen and Isaac are on the character page even though the Arcana line does not repeat their names. Being a published boss and being named in the Arcana sentence are neighboring facts, not the same sentence. Card titles for those fights are still unprinted, and no phase list or card cost is published for any of the four.
The two screenshots on this page are the public pictures of Rose in motion. One puts the teal coat in a blood-flooded statue hall under a red moon. The other puts her on a wooden platform in front of a giant green serpent, the shape Medusa's bio calls a monster with the body of a giant serpent. They illustrate the hunter and one boss. They are not portraits of all ten voices.
Abby Trott's credit is the English voice, and the page does not describe a second performance language for Rose alone.
And more is printed after the tenth name, which is a door left open rather than a teaser with a date.
A blood-flooded statue hall is one picture of her work. It does not identify every statue.
The red-robed figure with a whip-like line in that hall is in the frame with her and is not given a separate bio by the shot.