Meet the Voices Behind Tadc: Who Plays Pomni, Caine, and Jax in the Last Act?

What is the story behind Meet the Voices Behind Tadc: Who Plays Pomni, Caine, and Jax in the Last Act? Read our comprehensive breakdown here.

At the center of the series sits Pomni, the jester-suited newcomer whose immediate descent into panic drives the pilot's narrative engine. Pomni voice actor Lizzie Freeman brought exceptional emotional range to the booth. Having voiced notable roles including Trish Una in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind and Chisato Nishikigi in Lycoris Recoil, Freeman treated Pomni not as a cartoon caricature, but as a terrified human being experiencing genuine dissociation. Her breathless stammering and sudden shifts between quiet shock and hysterical screaming gave the show its authentic emotional anchor.

Opposite her stands Alex Rochon, delivering a career-defining turn as Caine, the manic, teeth-faced ringmaster AI. Rochon, a prolific voice talent with extensive experience in indie game projects, modeled Caine on a jittery cross between a 1950s infomercial pitchman and a malfunctioning radio broadcast. Rochon's vocal track features relentless, staccato pacing. He balances theatrical showmanship with an uncanny, oblivious coldness that reminds viewers Caine does not understand human pain.

Rounding out the lead trio is Jax voice actor Michael Kovach, a pillar of independent animation voice work. Known widely for his performances as Angel Dust in the original Hazbin Hotel pilot and N in Murder Drones, Kovach gives Jax an effortless, detached malice. Jax serves as the ensemble's self-appointed tormentor. Kovach delivers lines with an insolent purr, using casual vocal frying and smug timing to ensure the purple rabbit remains magnetic even when committing cruel acts against his fellow prisoners.