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From Thanatos to “Thanatica”: The Bachelor’s English Voice Actor

Pathologic 3 · published 17 Oct 2025, 13:18 UTC

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Hi!

This week has been packed with announcements and we’re not slowing down. It’s time to bring the lead performer to the forefront: the Bachelor.

Finding the perfect English voice took time, but now it feels exactly right. We’re happy to share that it’s Christopher Saphire.

You may have heard him in Hades as Thanatos.
In Hades he played Thanatos, the god of death; in Pathologic 3 he plays death’s chief adversary.
He knows how to speak about death and when to defy it. Many thanks to Christopher for joining the project!

You can already hear his performance in our latest trailer, dedicated to the time-manipulation mechanic and the mind of the Bachelor, Daniil Dankovsky.

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Presenting the lead after the final rehearsal,
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