While her surprise appearance in so many high-profile games has almost become a meme for some players (the joke du jour: which studio can make the best Debra Wilson character model?), it makes perfect sense. Wilson has proven to be a versatile voice actress who can nail a comedic performance, demand respect as a hardass, and even find the soul in a hulking monster. To prove that, we\u2019ve ranked her five best performances below, but frankly, this list only scratches the surface of a career that includes roles in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots<\/a>, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart<\/a>, The Outer Worlds<\/a>, Bugsnax<\/a>, and so much more.<\/p>\n 5 <\/p>\n Gr\u00fdla (God of War Ragnar\u00f6k)<\/p>\n It\u2019s no surprise that one of Wilson\u2019s best roles comes from God of War Ragnar\u00f6k<\/a>, considering that Santa Monica Studio has a knack for courting strong, emotional performances. Wilson portrays Gr\u00fdla in Ragnar\u00f6k, a Giantess who briefly appears as a crucial boss fight during an Atreus segment. She nailed the assignment as Angrboda\u2019s ruthless grandmother, spitting pure venom with deliveries like \u201cI should have thrown you to the wolves right after I pulled you out of your mother.\u201d Though Gr\u00fdla is a small part in Ragnar\u00f6k\u2019s grand tapestry, Wilson\u2019s performance cuts deep enough to make for a standout moment.<\/p>\n 4 <\/p>\n Cere Junda (Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order)<\/p>\n What really stands out about Respawn\u2019s Star Wars Jedi games is their ability to create a wholly original cast of characters that feel just as core to the universe as its most iconic heroes and villains. Cere Junda is a perfect example of that. Wilson plays a Jedi Master dealing with some serious baggage in the aftermath of Order 66. She runs with that backstory to craft a cool and collected mentor who occasionally cracks just enough to show how nervous she is about Cal Kestis\u2019 survival. Wilson only turns that up more in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor<\/a>, getting a chance to unleash her Jedi power and establish herself as a hero.<\/p>\n 3 <\/p>\n Savath\u00fbn (Destiny 2)<\/p>\n There are plenty of great Destiny story arcs that made Bungie\u2019s MMO series so memorable, but Destiny 2: The Witch<\/a> Queen might have been its finest hour. That\u2019s thanks in large part to Savath\u00fbn, that expansion\u2019s excellent villain. Savath\u00fbn had long been a lurking figure in the series\u2019 background lore, so it was imperative for Bungie to deliver once it came time for her starring role. Wilson was perfectly equipped for that job, portraying the Hive queen as an eloquent monster that could so effortlessly manipulate creatures into doing her bidding. Now that Destiny 2 is no more, there\u2019s a good case to be made that Savath\u00fbn is the series\u2019 best antagonist.<\/p>\n 2 <\/p>\n Amanda Waller (Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League)<\/p>\n Amanda Waller is a role that Wilson was born to play. The Suicide Squad\u2019s handler is a ruthless bureaucrat who is best handled by someone who can play the role with the right level of commanding intimidation and dry wiseassery. Wilson does all of that and more in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League<\/a>, making for a bright spot in an otherwise forgettable superhero (well, antihero) game. Her star moment comes when a bloodsoaked Waller snaps on the team for trying to go rogue. She gets a damn good bark in when King Shark tries to push back on her by saying \u201cIn my home my father would never allow\u2026\u201d only to be cut off by Wilson\u2019s vicious \u201cI\u2019m your daddy now, Shark!\u201d that silences the room.<\/p>\n 1 <\/p>\n Grace Walker (Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus)<\/p>\n The first time I really became aware that Debra Wilson was making a name in video games was in 2017\u2019s Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus<\/a>. She played Grace Walker in Machinegames\u2019 Nazi-killing shooter, a revolutionary who comes to aid B.J. Blazkowicz\u2019s righteous cause. It was Wilson\u2019s real breakthrough moment in the world of games, and for good reason. Wilson steals the show anytime she\u2019s on screen, whether she\u2019s ripping on the \u201cKlu Klux motherfucking Klan\u201d or spilling her guts in a haunting monologue that gives The New Colossus its narrative staying power. If you\u2019re confused as to why Wilson seems to be in every game nowadays, revisit her performance there. You\u2019ll get it.<\/p>\n
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