Dragon Age Absolution, the Dragon Age Netflix anime series, finally has a release date: Dec. 9, 2022. Netflix announced the Dragon Age Absolution date in a new trailer and provided Deadline with an overview of the voice cast and brief rundown of the characters they bring to life. Absolution introduces a cast of new characters not seen in BioWare‘s legendary RPG series and delves into some of the series’ lore that the mainline games only hinted at.
It follows Miriam, voiced by Kimberly Brooks (The Owl House, Mass Effect), an elven mercenary on a mission to confront the man who enslaved her and bring his nation to its knees.
While Miriam prefers her own company, she’s not alone in this journey.
Some of her companions include Fairbanks, a veteran fighter who still manages to look on life’s brighter side, despite all he’s seen. Fairbanks is voiced by Matthew Mercer (Persona 5, Ultraman).
Ashly Burch (Horizon Forbidden West, Attack on Titan) voices Qwydion, a Qunari mage who talks a bit too much and whose love of explosions means there’s never a dull moment for those around her – whether they want it or not.
Other characters include Hira, a mage voiced by Sumalee Montano (The Deal, Ghost of Tsushima) with her own reasons for bringing Tevinter to its knees, and Roland, a swordsman with unmatched determination and grit, voiced by Phil LaMarr (Futurama, Bob’s Burgers).
Dragon Age Absolution consists of six episodes, each a half hour in length, and the entire series will be available for streaming on Dec. 9, 2022.
Meanwhile, Dragon Age 4 is getting a bit closer to its own release date, after BioWare announced the team has a Dreadwolf alpha build that’s fully playable and mostly functional.
Written by Josh Broadwell on behalf of GLHF
