Voiced by Genshin Impact Annoyed by Toxic Fans' Blasphemy

GAMEFINITY.ID, Salatiga – An unfortunate incident occurred in the last Genshin Impact 2.1 livestream. In the event, the English voice actors of Genshin Impact received various insults in the comments column.

One of the voices of Genshin Impact, Zach Aguilar who is also the voice of the main character, Aether spoke up about his disappointment with some Genshin Impact fans who were too toxic. Through his Twitter account he revealed all the problems he experienced while being a voice actor.

According to him, the toxic fans did not appreciate his hard work and the entire voice team of Genshin Impact. He felt that fans made various bad assumptions about him such as not knowing anything about Genshin Impact.

I’m frustrated. Voice actors don’t know everything about the projects we’re in. We’re normal people with jobs that we do our best on.
People make all these assumptions about us and our work, esp with English VAs. There’s a lot we can’t clarify. But mentally, it’s draining.
— Zach Aguilar @ Wasabi Con PDX Oregon (@airzach) August 20, 2021

“I’m frustrated. The voice actors don’t know everything about the project we’re working on. We are normal people with a job we do the best we can.
People make all these assumptions about us and our work, especially with English VA (voice actor). There’s a lot we can’t explain. But mentally, it’s draining.” said Zach.

Zach later explained that the blasphemy greatly affected his mental health. The blasphemy he has received has been going on for years and now he is tired and fed up with toxic fans.

To clarify.. people have been relating this to only one thing, but this is about the YEARS of hate that I and other actors have seen as English VAs.
It’s not a recent issue that really drives me to say this, but it’s more the buildup of things we’ve mentally had to deal with.
— Zach Aguilar @ Wasabi Con PDX Oregon (@airzach) August 21, 2021

After that, Zach closed his thread with a message and hope that fans, whether it’s Genshin Impact or other games, will respect the work of the voice actors. And for toxic fans, he hopes they can understand how he and his fellow voice actors feel.