Earl Baylon
Earl Baylon is an actor.
Earl Baylon is an American actor whose best-known performance mostly lives inside a game controller. He voices Jonah Maiava, the Maori character who travels with Lara Croft through the rebooted Tomb Raider trilogy, and carried the role across to the Netflix animated series Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft. His other game work includes Starfield, Rise of the Ronin and Batman: Arkham Shadow.
Around that, the credits here run to animation and voice: Loris in Arcane, Ganryu in Tekken: Bloodline, General Villar and a Tamaraw spirit in Trese, and a part in the animated adventure Curses!. He also works on camera, as Anthony in St. Denis Medical and as Gaffer in Wonder Man. Public biographical detail on him is thin, so the work is the record.
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Where to start with Earl Baylon
Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft is the sensible place to start, since it is the Jonah performance without a controller in your hands, and the series gives him more to do than a companion character usually gets.
Trese is the better show, though. He plays a general and a Tamaraw spirit in a series steeped in Philippine folklore, and the voice work has to carry both. Arcane uses him briefly and beautifully. Tekken: Bloodline is for people who want the fights. If you would rather see his face, St. Denis Medical and Curses! mark the on-camera and family-animation ends of the same career.