List of Ace Attorney characters
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Back – Larry Butz
Middle – Ema Skye, Kristoph Gavin, Dick Gumshoe (with Missile), Miles Edgeworth, Phoenix Wright, Apollo Justice, Trucy Wright (with Mr. Hat), Franziska von Karma, Godot
Front – Klavier Gavin, Pearl Fey, Maya Fey.
Ace Attorney is a series of legal thriller comedy-drama adventure/visual novel games created by Shu Takumi.[1] Players assume the role of a defense attorney in a fictional courtroom setting in the main series. Published by Capcom, the series includes Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, Ace Attorney Investigations 2, Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies, The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice, and The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve. Character names for the English release of the series were changed significantly from the original Japanese release.[2]
Overview[edit]
- Key
- Main character (receives star billing)
- Recurring character (guest appearances in two or more case)
- Guest character (appearing in one case)
Main characters[edit]
Phoenix Wright[edit]
Phoenix Wright (成歩堂 龍一, Naruhodō Ryūichi) is a defense attorney and the main character of the franchise, and the protagonist in all games in the main series, except for Apollo Justice.[3]
Mia Fey[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Christina Katano (AA3);[4] Colleen Clinkenbeard (anime)[5]
- Voiced by (Japanese): Miyuki Kawahara (AA3);[6] Chie Nakamura (anime)
Mia Fey (綾里 千尋, Ayasato Chihiro) first appears in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, where she is introduced as rookie defense attorney Phoenix Wright's mentor and a member of the Fey clan, a family of spirit mediums living in the isolated mountain town of Kurain Village. After helping Phoenix win his first case, defending his friend Larry Butz, Mia is murdered by billionaire Redd White, and her younger sister Maya is framed and accused of sororicide. However, over the course of the trial, Maya uses her medium abilities to channel Mia's spirit, and Mia is able to guide Phoenix to prove Maya's innocence and White's guilt. In gratitude, Maya becomes Phoenix's legal assistant and partner, allowing him to consult Mia when he needs guidance. Following the conclusion of the game and Maya's temporary return to Kurain Village to take up Mia's intended mantle as Master of Kurain, Phoenix is hired to defend Mia's college friend Lana Skye by her sister Ema Skye.
In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All, Mia is channeled once again by her younger cousin Pearl Fey, allowing her to continue to guide Phoenix in becoming a defense attorney. After deducing that her aunt Morgan Fey planned to frame Maya for murder in order to claim the mantle of Master of Kurain for Pearl, Mia helps Phoenix prove Maya's innocence once again, finally physically reuniting with her and sharing a hug. Mia also guides Phoenix as to what it truly means to be an attorney after he realises one of his clients is guilty of the crime of which they were accused.
Mia returns in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations, which in addition to featuring her continuing to act as Phoenix's mentor through being channeled by Pearl, delves into Mia's own early years as a rookie defense attorney working for Marvin Grossberg, and how she became Phoenix's mentor. During a case defending death row inmate Terry Fawles for murder, with her coworker Diego Armando acting as her co-counsel and Miles Edgeworth acting as the prosecution, Mia realises that the witness to Terry's crime is the person Terry had been convicted of killing: Mia's cousin (and Pearl's half-sister) Dahlia Hawthorne; however, before Mia can prove Dahlia's guilt as the actual culprit of the current crime in court, Dahlia tricks Terry into committing suicide by poisoning him, forcing the trial to conclude. Sometime later, Diego confronts Dahlia about her past crimes, only for Dahlia to manage to poison Diego and leave him comatose. After Dahlia commits another murder for which she frames her boyfriend, art student Phoenix Wright, Mia successfully defends him and finally proves Dahlia's guilt, leading her to be sentenced to death. In the aftermath of the trial, impressed with Mia's abilities, Phoenix reveals that he has decided to switch his degree from art to law, and states that he hopes to see Mia in court again someday. He later becomes her apprentice. Several years later, Diego awakes from his coma to learn that Mia is dead, and that he himself is blind (forcing him to wear a special mask to see). Angered at Phoenix for failing to protect Mia in life, Diego becomes a prosecutor dubbed "Godot" to test his abilities as an "ace attorney". After Mia's mother Misty channels Dahlia's spirit to prevent Pearl from doing so, as part of another plot by Morgan to have Dahlia kill Maya for her. Diego, blinded revenge, kills Misty as he attempts to kill Dahlia. After admitting his guilt at the subsequent trial, Diego briefly sees Mia's spirit within Phoenix, and admits his proficiency as a lawyer.
Mia thanks Phoenix for saving Diego, declares that he has learned all that she can teach him, and bids him goodbye, saying that they may one day meet again. In the credits of the game, a sketch of Mia, Diego and Misty is seen.
Outside of the main Ace Attorney series, Mia also appears in several other Capcom games, including as an alternate costume for Phoenix in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and as a collectible card in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters DS and Teppen: Ace vs. The People.[7][8]
Mia has appeared in other media adaptations of Ace Attorney. She is a recurring character in the Ace Attorney manga series published by Kodansha Comics. Mia also appears in the Ace Attorney film,[9] which loosely adapts her role from the first game, and the Ace Attorney anime series, which adapts the events of the original trilogy.[10]
Miles Edgeworth[edit]
Miles Edgeworth (御剣 怜侍, Mitsurugi Reiji) is Phoenix Wright's long-time friend and first rival in the court room. He is temporarily playable in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations and the main player character in Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth and Ace Attorney Investigations 2. As a child, Edgeworth aspired to become a defense attorney, following in his father Gregory Edgeworth's footsteps. When they were children, Edgeworth successfully defended Phoenix in a classroom trial, where Phoenix was accused of stealing lunch money from Edgeworth himself. However, upon witnessing his father's death and watching in horror as the suspected murderer was let free, he gained a hatred for criminals and began studying to be a prosecutor, learning tactics from his mentor Manfred von Karma to always get a "guilty" verdict. This later earned him the name "demon prosecutor". Miles had not lost a case he was involved with until his first trial against Phoenix, after which he felt a need to defeat Phoenix.[11] By the end of the first game, Miles would undergo some self-reflection, and eventually cast aside his traumas to become a more well-rounded and just prosecutor, instead of just chasing guilty verdicts.
Edgeworth's spin-off game Ace Attorney Investigations was originally going to star Ema Skye, another character from the series, but due to fan response, they went with Miles Edgeworth, a more popular character.[12]
Maya Fey[edit]
Maya Fey (綾里 真宵, Ayasato Mayoi) is a spirit medium and the younger sister of Phoenix's boss, Mia Fey. Maya is introduced in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, in which she is accused of her sister's murder and defended by Phoenix.[13] She becomes his legal assistant and investigates cases with him in the first three Ace Attorney games.[14][15] Maya cheerily banters with Phoenix during investigations,[16][17] and can channel her sister's spirit when Phoenix needs her help.[18] She does not appear in the fourth and fifth games, but returns in the sixth, reuniting with Phoenix in Khura'in as she prepares to complete her channeling training.[14][17][19][20] Maya also appears in other franchise media: the manga, film, anime series,[21][22][23] and the spin-off games including the Professor Layton crossover[21] and Ace Attorney Investigations.[19] Maya, alongside Phoenix, also makes cameo appearances in several games across other genres.[24][25][26][27]
Pearl Fey[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Alexis Tipton (anime)[5]
- Voiced by (Japanese): Misaki Kuno (anime)
Pearl Fey (綾里 春美, Ayasato Harumi) first appears in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All, where she is introduced as the sheltered younger cousin of spirit medium and investigative assistant Maya Fey and a member of the Fey clan, a family of spirit mediums living in the isolated mountain town of Kurain Village. A spirit medium herself, after her mother Morgan Fey attempts to have Maya framed for murder in order to have Pearl succeed Maya as the Master of Kurain, Pearl channels her deceased cousin and defense attorney Mia Fey so she can guide Phoenix Wright in clearing her cousin's name and exposing Morgan's crimes. Afterwards, Pearl often accompanies Phoenix and Maya, whom she views as each holding romantic interest towards the other (as their "special someone"), because of her sheltered upbringing. At one point, they take Pearl to the Berry Big Circus. Nine months after her mother's arrest, Pearl, Maya and Phoenix are invited to an awards show at the Gatewater Imperial Hotel, where Maya is kidnapped by notorious hired hitman Shelly de Killer and Phoenix is made to defend his employer Matt Engarde and have him receive a "not guilty" verdict as ransom. Pearl and Maya subsequently each separately channel Mia to allow her to pass information about where Maya is being held to Phoenix, allowing them to turn De Killer against Engarde during his trial and have Engarde plead "guilty", allowing for Maya's release. Pearl additionally displays her athletic abilities in being able to run from the mountaintop Kurain Village to Los Angeles in under five hours, a distance taking two hours to travel by train.[28]
Pearl returns in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations, seeing the Sacred Urn she had previously broken displayed at a department store, before it is stolen by the infamous thief Mask☆DeMasque, a.k.a. Ron DeLite. After Phoenix clears Ron of both his true theft charges and untrue murder charges, Ron's wife Desirée hugs him, leading to Pearl, having just arrived on the scene, knocking Phoenix out, after mistakenly believing him to have been cheating on Maya. Sometime later, after visiting her mother in prison and travelling with Phoenix and Maya to a mountain retreat, Pearl is tricked by her mother into attempting to channel her deceased half-sister Dahlia Hawthorne to have her kill Maya, only to be saved by her aunt, Misty Fey, who had disappeared many years prior, and Mia's former boyfriend Godot, who had been rendered comatose many years prior. Later, while Pearl's other half-sister Iris is accused of Misty's murder, Pearl confronts Franziska von Karma over her poor treatment of Maya, rendering her speechless, before once again channeling Mia to help Phoenix in court. In the aftermath of the trial, Pearl returns to the temple in tears to clean up gravy she had spilled on Misty's portrait; Phoenix and Maya then catch up with her, reassuring her that she is not to blame for the events that occurred.
Pearl does not make a physical appearance in the series' fourth entry; however, she is briefly referenced in dialogue by Phoenix in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. By Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies, set eight years after Trials and Tribulations, Pearl is a high school student, regularly keeping in touch with Phoenix and his legally adopted daughter Trucy Wright, who sees her as her "big sister."[29] After Phoenix's new protégé Athena Cykes is arrested, Pearl visits Phoenix on her regular route to clean his office and deliver him a letter from Maya, before accompanying him in proving Athena innocent of her mother's murder, and comforts Athena after Phoenix breaks the black Psyche-Locks on her subconscious mind, representing repressed memories of secrets.[30] In the game's DLC case, set several months earlier, Pearl is visiting Shipshape Aquarium with her summer camp before being questioned by police after the aquarium's owner is apparently murdered.[31] Subsequently, Pearl runs into Phoenix and Athena, introducing herself to the latter before recharging Phoenix's magatama, it having finally run out of spiritual energy after she had first charged it for him upon meeting him nine years prior. After an orca and subsequently their trainer are accused of the murder, Pearl assists Phoenix and Athena in their investigation, retrieving forensics equipment Phoenix had previously received from Ema Skye. Months after the trial's conclusion (the death having been proven to be accidental in nature), Pearl revisits the aquarium with Phoenix, Athena, Trucy, and Apollo Justice.
In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice, Pearl briefly appears in Kurain Village after Apollo visits it with his deceased adoptive father Dhurke Sahdmadhi (channeled by Maya), providing them with directions to a cave they were searching for. After Maya finally returns from her medium studies in the Kingdom of Khura'in, she is greeted by Pearl, who unsuccessfully pitches the concept of allowing clothing stores to set up in the town.[32][33] In the non-canon DLC case Asinine Attorney, Pearl appears on vacation in the Kingdom of Khu'rain, briefly impersonating royal priestess Rayfa Padma Khura'in to prevent them from being kidnapped.[34]
Outside of the main Ace Attorney series, Pearl makes a brief cameo appearance in the Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth spin-off title,[35] also appearing in several other Capcom titles, including as an unlockable costume in We Love Golf! and as a collectible card in Teppen: Ace vs. The People.[7][8]
Pearl has appeared in other media adaptations of Ace Attorney. She is a recurring character in the Ace Attorney manga series published by Kodansha Comics, and in a stage play based on the case Farewell, My Turnabout, portrayed by Shiyū Urushibara with understudy Yūna Takano.[36][37] Pearl also appears in the Ace Attorney anime series, which adapts the events of the original trilogy.[38]
Dick Gumshoe[edit]
- Portrayed by: Shunsuke Daito (film)
Voiced by (English): Bryan Massey[5] - Voiced by (Japanese): Masami Iwasaki
Dick Gumshoe (糸鋸 圭介, Itonokogiri Keisuke) is a homicide detective of the local police department. Despite his occupation, he is a clumsy and forgetful man who is largely seen as incompetent by the prosecutors, frequently resulting in his salary being lowered. As a result, he lives in poor circumstances. Despite this, he is a friendly man who is determined to find the killer and is fiercely loyal to Miles Edgeworth, and eventually comes to be a trusted ally of Phoenix Wright as well.
Franziska von Karma[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Janet Hsu (AA2-AA3, AAI);[4] Jessica Peterson (anime)[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yukari Suwabe (AA2-AA3, AAI-AAI2);[6] Saori Yumiba (anime)
Franziska von Karma (狩魔冥, Karuma Mei) is a prosecuting attorney and the daughter of Manfred von Karma.
Franziska first appears in Justice For All as an antagonist to protagonist Phoenix Wright, specifically in the second episode. She is a prodigy prosecuting attorney, becoming an attorney in Germany at the age of 13, going undefeated until she was 18. She seeks to get revenge on Phoenix, who presumes this to be because he defeated her father, Manfred von Karma. She is typically seen holding a whip and using it on others, in and out of court. She tends to use the word "fool" to describe others, and has a cold personality. Phoenix defeats her in two trials, causing her great frustration. In the original Japanese version of the game, she lived in the United States rather than Germany.
Ema Skye[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Erica Lindbeck
Voiced by (Japanese): Marina Inoue
Ema Skye (宝月 茜, Hōzuki Akane) is the younger sister of Chief Prosecutor Lana Skye (宝月 巴, Hōzuki Tomoe) and has hopes of becoming a scientific investigator. She first approaches Phoenix's office to obtain a defense attorney for her sister, Lana. Though he ignored most of the cases he received during Maya's two-month absence, he took Ema's due to her resemblance to Maya in personality and appearance. The kanji for her Japanese surname, Hōzuki, translates to "treasured moon" or "jeweled moon". She was included in the video game Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney due to the developers' desire to bring back some familiar faces to it, where she became a homicide detective after failing to qualify for her dream job. As a result, she became moodier and addicted to a chocolate treat called "Snackoos." In Spirit of Justice, she finally passed the test to become a forensic investigator and lightens up.[39] Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth was originally to star Ema Skye, but due to the response from the fanbase, they chose to replace her with Miles Edgeworth, who was a much more popular character.[12] She was featured as a secondary character in it.
Nintendo World Report editor Michael Cole commented that Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney's witnesses are not quite as funny or interesting as the ones in the Phoenix Wright story arc, specifically mentioning Ema Skye, adding that she lacks Dick Gumshoe's "lovable incompetence".[40]
The Judge[edit]
- Portrayed by: Akira Emoto (film)[41]
Voiced by (English): Kent Williams (anime)[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Kanehira Yamamoto (UMvC3); Bunmei Tobayama (AA5);[42] Ben Hiura (anime)
The unnamed Judge (裁判長, Saibanchō)
Apollo Justice[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Orion Acaba (AA5-AA6)[43][44]
Voiced by (Japanese): Kotaro Ogiwara (AA4); KENN (AA5-AA6)[42][45]
Apollo Justice (王泥喜 法介, Odoroki Hōsuke) is the main protagonist in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney and is a major playable character in Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice. He is a defense attorney and was Phoenix Wright's understudy in the three games in which he appears. He was born in 2003 to Jove Justice and Thalassa Gramarye (thus also being Trucy Wright's biological half-brother), though after the former's death in 2005, he was adopted by Dhurke Sahdmadhi, a defense attorney at the time, and was raised alongside Sahdmadhi's son Nahyuta in the Kingdom of Khura'in. In 2012, Justice was sent to a boarding school in America, where he met his best friend Clay Terran, an aspiring astronaut.
In April 2026, he defended his first client, Phoenix Wright, in court under the supervision of his mentor Kristoph Gavin; however, this trial ended in Gavin's conviction as the true perpetrator of the crime. Two months later, he joins the Wright Talent Agency, which is then renamed the Wright Anything Agency, and defends three more clients against his former mentor's brother, prosecutor Klavier Gavin. While defending the last of these clients, Justice proves that Kristoph Gavin was behind the forgery that led to Wright's disbarment, allowing Wright to retake the bar exam and become a defense attorney again in July 2027.
In December 2027, his best friend, Clay Terran, is murdered at the Cosmos Space Center. Suspicious of his coworker, Athena Cykes, Justice temporarily leaves the agency in order to investigate the murder alone. However, after Wright proves Cykes's innocence in court and identifies the true culprit (who is immediately shot by an unidentified sniper), Justice resumes work at the agency.
In April 2028, he meets Nahyuta Sahdmadhi, who is now a prosecutor, for the first time in fourteen years. Justice successfully defends Trucy Wright against Sahdmadhi; however, one month later, after successfully defending Dhurke Sahdmadhi in a civil case against Phoenix Wright, he returns to Khura'in and is once again reunited with the prosecutor. There, he successfully defends his foster father against two counts of murder. However, during the trial, he learns that Dhurke was actually murdered himself just days prior, and was being channeled by Maya Fey in the intervening time. The trial results in Queen Ga'ran's deposition, and Justice decides to stay in Khura'in to run Dhurke's old law office, now known as the Justice Law Offices.
Trucy Wright[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Kira Buckland
Voiced by (Japanese): Chieko Higuchi
Trucy Wright (成歩堂 みぬき, Naruhodō Minuki), born Trucy Enigmar (奈々伏みぬき, Nanafushi Minuki), is Phoenix Wright's adoptive daughter, introduced in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. She is a stage magician and accompanies Apollo on his investigations.
Athena Cykes[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Wendee Lee[44]
Voiced by (Japanese): Megumi Han[42][45]
Athena Cykes (希月 心音, Kizuki Kokone) is a defense attorney and a specialist in analytical psychology. She first appears in Dual Destinies as one of the three player characters.
Using her portable computer, Widget, she is able to access the Mood Matrix, detecting emotions from testimonies to uncover obscured facts. She often serves as co-counsel to Apollo or Phoenix, only being in charge of two separate trials herself thus far.
Ryunosuke Naruhodo[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Mark Ota[46]
Voiced by (Japanese): Hiro Shimono
Ryunosuke "Runo" Naruhodo (成歩堂 龍ノ介, Naruhodō Ryūnosuke) is the protagonist of the Great Ace Attorney games. He is an ancestor of Phoenix Wright who lived in Japan during the Meiji Era. [47]
Although not initially a law student, he traveled to Great Britain in an effort to learn from their legal system. Like his descendant, he believes his goal as a lawyer is to find out the truth of any given case.
Susato Mikotoba[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Rina Takasaki[46]
Voiced by (Japanese): Kana Hanazawa
Susato Mikotoba (御琴羽 寿沙都, Mikotoba Susato) is a judicial assistant who often helps Ryunosuke in his cases. She is described by Capcom as a yamato nadeshiko (a personification of the image of the ideal Japanese woman), a progressive dreamer, and a lover of foreign mystery novels.[48][49]
In contrast to a majority of assistants in the series, Susato is actually more knowledgeable on law than her older attorney counterpart, having studied the subject from a young age.
Herlock Sholmes[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Bradley Clarkson[46]
Voiced by (Japanese): Shinji Kawada
Herlock Sholmes (シャーロック・ホームズ, Shārokku Hōmuzu, Sherlock Holmes) is a famous detective who frequently assists Naruhodo in his cases with both his inventions and rapid-fire abductive reasoning. He is also the titular star of a series of mystery novels based on actual cases he has completed. [47]
He often puts his reasoning to the test during investigations, which Ryunosuke ends up correcting during the "dance of deduction" segments of the game. Sholmes is also roommates with Naruhodo and Susato during their stay in Great Britain, with them occupying the attic in his flat.
Iris Wilson[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Claire Morgan[46]
Voiced by (Japanese): Misaki Kuno
Iris Wilson (アイリス・ワトソン, Airisu Watoson, Iris Watson) is the assistant and adoptive daughter of Herlock Sholmes. She is a child prodigy, most notably penning the 'The Adventures of Herlock Sholmes' and holding a medical degree at the age of 10. [47]
Like Sholmes, she frequently assists Ryunosuke in the investigative portion of his cases, and even once stood alongside him in court.
Barok van Zieks[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Robert Vernon[46]
Voiced by (Japanese): Kenjiro Tsuda
Barok van Zieks (バロック・バンジークス, Barokku Banjīkusu) is a feared prosecutor in Great Britain. He has earned the moniker 'Reaper of the Bailey' with a majority of those he prosecutes dying after the trial, regardless of whether or not their guilt was proven in court. [47]
A thoroughbred aristocrat, Van Zieks often tosses bottles of wine and flashes the heels of his high end boots in court. He is notably bigoted towards the Japanese, though he grows to respect Ryunosuke during their many trials against each other.
Kazuma Asogi[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Ben Deery[46]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yūichi Nakamura
Kazuma Asogi (亜双義 一真, Asōgi Kazuma) is Ryunosuke's best friend and a certified lawyer in Japan, having successfully passed their bar exam. He acts as Ryunosuke's co-counsel when he is tried for murder in Japan. [47]
He invites Ryunosuke to accompany him on a trip to Great Britain to study their legal system. Unfortunately, an incident aboard the ship they traveled on results in his presumed death. However, he later resurfaces in England, studying to be a prosecutor, eventually serving as such in the final trial of Resolve.
Others[edit]
Recurring characters[edit]
Frank Sahwit[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Ben Phillips[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Shinya Takahashi
Frank Sahwit (山野 星雄, Yamano Hoshio) A thief posing as a newspaper salesman, he was the culprit in Phoenix Wright's first case.
Misty Fey[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Terri Doty[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Kaori Nakamura
Misty Fey (綾里 舞子, Ayasato Maiko) The late mother of Maya and Mia Fey, she was contacted by the police to solve the DL-6 murder and went missing shortly afterwards due being falsely accused of being a fraud
Morgan Fey[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Stephanie Young[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Shukuko Tsugawa
Morgan Fey (綾里 キミ子, Ayasato Kimiko) The aunt of Mia and Maya Fey, the older sister of Misty and the mother of Dahlia Hawthorne, Iris and Pearl Fey.
Winston Payne[edit]
- Portrayed by: Seminosuke Murasugi (film)
Voiced by (English): David Crislip (AA1-AA4);[4] Gregory Lush (anime)[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Wataru Hama (AA1-AA4);[6] Wataru Yokojima (anime)
Winston Payne (亜内 武文, Auchi Takefumi) A prosecutor known as the "Rookie Killer" due to winning cases against novice lawyers. He was Phoenix Wright and Apollo Justice's first opponent, and the prosecutor on Mia Fey's second case. Payne appears in the first case of the first four mainline games.
Larry Butz[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Josh Martin (anime),[5] Steph Garrett (anime, young)
Voiced by (Japanese): Masaya Onosaka (AA6);[45] Tōru Nara (anime)
Larry Butz (矢張 政志, Yahari Masashi) The childhood friend of Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth who always causes trouble. He was the defendant in Wright's first case as a lawyer.
Manfred von Karma[edit]
- Portrayed by: Ryo Ishibashi (film)
Voiced by (English): Bill Jenkins[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Akio Ōtsuka
Manfred von Karma (狩魔 豪, Karuma Gō) is a ruthless perfectionist prosecutor who maintained a perfect trial record for 40 years, von Karma is the mentor of Miles Edgeworth as well as Franziska von Karma. He serves as the prosecutor in charge of the final case of the first game.
Wendy Oldbag[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Anastasia Muñoz[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yu Sugimoto
Wendy Oldbag (大場 カオル, Ōba Kaoru) is an elderly security guard first seen working for Global Studios during the trial of Will Powers. She tends to give lengthy speeches and irritate both Wright and Edgeworth. She has been known to crush on younger men including Edgeworth, and the deceased actors, Jack Hammer and Juan Corrida.
Will Powers[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Chris Rager[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Shota Yamamoto
Will Powers (荷星 三郎, Niboshi Saburō) is an actor under Global Studios, best known for the tokosatsu show, Steel Samurai. He was one of Wright's clients, having been accused of murdering Jack Hammer. He later served as a witness for the trial of Matt Engarde.
Lotta Hart[edit]
- Portrayed by: Mitsuki Tanimura (film)
Voiced by (English): Whitney Rodgers[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Reiko Takagi
Lotta Hart (大沢木 ナツミ, Ōsawagi Natsumi) is a fiery-tempered photographer with a thick southern accent. She is first seen in Gourd Lake, looking for the urban legend "Gourdy." Her photography abilities are often used to provide crucial evidence in the cases, she gets caught up in.
Maggey Byrde[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Dawn M. Bennett[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yoshiko Ikuta
Maggey Byrde (須々木 マコ, Suzuki Mako) is a young woman with notably bad luck, which has resulted in her often needing to change jobs and having been accused of murder twice. Both times she was represented in court by Phoenix Wright, who ended up proving her innocence. She is friendly with Dick Gumshoe, who has not-so-secret crush on her.
Shelly de Killer[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Marcus D. Stimac[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Wataru Yokojima
The third in a line of professional hitmen, Shelly de Killer (虎狼死家 左々右エ門, Koroshiya Sazaemon) is known to leave his calling card to prevent the implication of his clients. He values client confidentially, being willing to cover for his clients as long as they do not betray him.
Adrian Andrews[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Mallorie Rodak[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Ayaka Asai
Adrian Andrews (華宮 霧緒, Kamiya Kirio) is a young woman who first appeared as the manager for Matt Engarde. She later resurfaced as the director for the Kurain Village exhibit at the Lordy Tailor department store.
Marvin Grossberg[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Phil Parsons[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Ryo Sugisaki
Marvin Grossberg (星影 宇宙ノ介, Hoshikage Soranosuke) is a veteran defense attorney whose law office previously employed Mia Fey, Robert Hammond, and Diego Armando. He inadvertently ruined the reputation of the Fey clan after being bribed by Redd White into giving information about Misty Fey. This incident left him open to being blackmailed by White for 15 years.
He was Mia Fey's co-counsel during her second trial, where she first met Phoenix Wright. Grossberg was later visited by Wright as he was investigating the murders of Fey and Hammond, giving him information in both cases.
Klavier Gavin[edit]
- Voiced by: Ryoji Yamamoto (AA4); Toshiyuki Kusuda (AA5)[42]
Klavier Gavin (牙琉 響也, Garyū Kyōya) is a prosecutor and Kristoph Gavin's younger brother. He faced off against Apollo Justice in three separate trials, as well as Phoenix Wright in the case that got him disbarred. He later resurfaces at Themis Legal Academy to help Apollo and Athena investigate the murder of his mentor, Constance Courte.
Unlike most prosecutors in the series, Gavin is relatively kind and forthcoming, often playfully teasing Apollo rather than insulting him. He has a rockstar motif, often playing air-guitar in court, as well being the lead vocalist & guitarist for his own band, The Gavinners.
Simon Blackquill[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Troy Baker[50][51]
Voiced by (Japanese): Shunsuke Sakuya[42][45]
Simon Blackquill (夕神 迅, Yūgami Jin) is a prosecutor who was allowed to continue his job seven years after being found guilty of murder. He often uses psychological manipulation as well as his pet hawk, Taka, to intimidate others in court.
In various cases, he faced off against Phoenix Wright, Apollo Justice, and Athena Cykes, who all later helped clear his name. Afterwards, he is seen assisting Cykes in the defense of his old friend, Bucky Whet.
Gregory Edgeworth[edit]
- Portrayed by: Takehiro Hira (film)
Voiced by (English): Anthony Bowling[52]
Voiced by (Japanese): Kyunosuke Watanuki
Gregory Edgeworth (御剣 信, Mitsurugi Shin)
The late father of Miles Edgeworth, Gregory Edgeworth was a defense attorney who was killed in the DL-6 incident. Despite their differing occupations, he shared his son's stern nature and desire to arrive at the truth.
Director Hotti[edit]
"Director Hotti" (堀田 ディレクター, Hotta Direkutā) also known as "Director Hickfield" is a patient of both the Hotti and Hickfield clinics, each time purporting to be the director of said clinic. He is notably perverted, showing a creepy interest in female patients he finds attractive.
Kay Faraday[edit]
Kay Faraday (一条 美雲, Ichijō Mikumo) is a young girl who is a self-proclaimed "Great Thief" who wishes to "steals the truth." She inherited the moniker of "Yatagarasu" from her late father, prosecutor Byrne Faraday, who worked outside the law in an effort to deliver justice to those who could not be brought to court.
She has known Edgeworth and Gumshoe for a long time, having first met both around the time of a double murder case the former investigated. She later served as Edgeworth's unofficial assistant in both Investigations and its sequel, helping recreate crime scenes in vivid detail with her simulation device, "Little Thief."
Shi-Long Lang[edit]
Shi-Long Lang (狼 士龍, Rō Shiryū, Chinese Pinyin: Láng Shìlóng) is an Interpol agent, hailing from the Republic of Zheng Fa. He strongly dislikes the court system, notably shouting "Not So Fast!" rather than the typical "Objection!" characters favor during arguments.
He served as a rival to Miles Edgeworth in Investigations, who he butted heads with as an extension of his hatred for the courts.
Tyrell Badd[edit]
Tyrell Badd (馬堂 一徹, Badō Ittetsu) is a veteran homicide detective, previously charged with capturing the Yatagarasu. He was also put in charge of the case that led up to the DL-6 incident, assisting Manfred Von Karma and later Gregory Edgeworth in their investigations.
In reality, Badd was actually one of three members of the Yatagarasu, co-creating the group with Byrne Faraday and Callisto Yew in order to take down a smuggling ring whose leader could seemingly not be convicted. Using his privilege as the detective in charge of their cases, Badd made sure no evidence of their involvement made it to the courts.
Badd later testified to his involvement with the Yatagarasu, as well as the subsequent trial resulting from Miles Edgeworth's resolution of his father's final case.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney[edit]
April May[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Jeannie Tirado[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Mariko Honda
April May (松竹 梅世, Shōchiku Umeyo)
Redd White[edit]
- Portrayed by: Makoto Ayukawa (film)
Voiced by (English): Larry Brantley[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Hiromichi Tezuka
Redd White (小中 大, Konaka Masaru) The arrogant CEO of Bluecorp, Redd White is a blackmailer who was the culprit in Wright's second trial and the killer of Mia Fey.
Sal Manella[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Tyler Walker
- Voiced by (Japanese): Masato Nishino
Dee Vasquez[edit]
- Portrayed by: Miho Ninagawa (film)
Voiced by (English): Janelle Lutz[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yurika Hino
Dee Vasquez (姫神 サクラ, Himegami Sakura)
Robert Hammond[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Blake Shepard
Yanni Yogi[edit]
- Portrayed by: Fumiyo Kohinata (film)
Voiced by (English): R. Bruce Elliott[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Takehiro Hasu
Yanni Yogi (灰根 高太郎, Haine Kōtarō)
Damon Gant[edit]
Damon Gant (巌徒 海慈, Kaiji Ganto)The chief of police and boss of Lana Skye, he led the investigation into serial killer Joe Darke and was later witness in the DLC case Rise From The Ashes.
Lana Skye[edit]
Lana Skye (宝月 巴, Houzuki Tomoe) In the Japanese musical based on the series, Ace Attorney – Truth Resurrected, staged by the all-female troupe Takarazuka Revue, Asahi Miwa was cast as Leona Clyde, an original character based on Lana, whom Phoenix Wright is featured as having once been in a romantic relationship with in place of Iris/Dahlia Hawthorne. The sequel, Ace Attorney 2 – Truth Resurrected, Again, establishes Leona to have died shortly after the first musical, and he mourns her death.[53]
Jake Marshall[edit]
Jake Marshall (罪門 恭介, Kyousuke Zaimon)
Angel Starr[edit]
Angel Starr (市ノ谷 響華, Kyouka Ichinotani)
Mike Meekins[edit]
Justice for All[edit]
Richard Wellington[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Ricco Fajardo[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Daisuke Kishio
Richard Wellington (諸平野貴雅, Takamasa Moroheiya)
Ini Miney[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Mikaela Krantz[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Natsue Sasamoto
Ini Miney (葉中 のどか, Hanaka Nodoka)
Acro[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Clifford Chapin[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Takayuki Nakatsukasa
Ken Dingling (木下 大作, Kinoshita Daisuke), known under the stage name Acro (アクロ, Akuro)
Regina Berry[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Jad Saxton[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yō Taichi
Regina Berry (立見 里香, Tachimi Rika)
Moe[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Sonny Strait[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Takeshi Uchida
Lawrence Curls (富田 松夫, Tomida Matsuo), known under the stage name Moe (トミー, Tomī)
Matt Engarde[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Dave Trosko[5]
Voiced by (Japanese): Yasuaki Takumi
Matt Engarde (王都楼 真悟, Ōtarō Shingo) is a television actor and the rival of Juan Corrida, he was the defendant in the final case of Justice for All
Trials and Tribulations[edit]
Godot[edit]
- Voiced by (English): James C. Wilson (AA3);[4] Brandon Potter (anime)[54]
Voiced by (Japanese): Hideki Kamiya (AA3);[6] Hiroaki Hirata (anime)
Godot (ゴドー, Godō), real name Diego Armando (神乃木 荘龍, Kaminogi Sōryū) is a mysterious prosecutor with a grudge against Wright who serves as prosecutor on his trials in the third game
Ron DeLite[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Justin Pate
- Voiced by (Japanese): Kōtarō Nishiyama
Ron DeLite (天杉 優作, Amasugi Yūsaku)
Desirée DeLite[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Jamie Marchi
- Voiced by (Japanese): Yuka Keichō
Desirée DeLite (天杉 希華, Amasugi Mareka)
Dahlia Hawthorne[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Dani Chambers
- Voiced by (Japanese): Rina Satō
Dahlia Hawthorne (美柳 ちなみ, Miyanagi Chinami) A ruthless serial killer who's the former love interest of Phoenix Wright and the main antagonist of the third game
Luke Atmey[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Ian Sinclair
- Voiced by (Japanese): Toshihiko Seki
Luke Atmey (星威岳 哀牙, Hoshiidake Aiga) The self proclaimed "Ace Detective" who heads the Atmey detective agency and the arch-enemy of the thief Mask DeMasque. He is one of the witnesses in the third game
Goldy Gerwitz[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Christopher Sabat
- Voiced by (Japanese): Kimiko Saitō
Goldy Gerwitz (城楼須 はらみ, Jōrōsu Harami)
Jean Armstrong[edit]
- Voiced by (English): J. Michael Tatum
- Voiced by (Japanese): Fukushi Ochiai
Jean Armstrong (本土坊薫, Hondobō Kaoru)
Victor Kudo[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Greg Dulcie
- Voiced by (Japanese): Jin Urayama
Victor Kudo (五十嵐将兵, Igarashi Shōhei)
Furio Tigre[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Sam Riegel
- Voiced by (Japanese): Satoshi Mikami
Furio Tigre (芝九蔵 虎ノ助, Shibakuzo Toranosuke)
Viola Cadaverini[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Madeleine Morris
- Voiced by (Japanese): Saori Hayami
Viola Cadaverini (鹿羽うらみ, Shikabane Urami)
Iris[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Dani Chambers
- Voiced by (Japanese): Rina Satō
Iris (あやめ, Ayame)
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney[edit]
Kristoph Gavin[edit]
- Voiced by (English): Andrew Alfonso
- Voiced by (Japanese): Ryoji Yamamoto
Kristoph Gavin (牙琉 霧人, Garyū Kirihito, his given name in the Japanese version is an anagram for the word hitokiri, which means "assassin")
Alita Tiala[edit]
Alita Tiala (並奈美波, Namina Minami)
Daryan Crescend[edit]
Daryan Crescend (眉月大庵, Mayudzuki Daian)
Vera Misham[edit]
Vera Misham (絵瀬 まこと, Ese Makoto)
Magnifi Gramarye[edit]
Magnifi Gramarye (或真敷 天斎, Arumajiki Tensai)
Thalassa Gramarye[edit]
Thalassa Gramarye (或真敷 優海, Arumajiki Yūmi)
Zak Gramarye[edit]
Zak Gramarye (或真敷 ザック, Arumajiki Zakku)
Valant Gramarye[edit]
Valant Gramarye (或真敷 バラン, Arumajiki Baran)
Spark Brushel[edit]
Spark Brushel (葉見垣 正太郎, Hamigaki Shōtarō)
Dual Destinies[edit]
Gaspen Payne[edit]
- Voiced by: Hisashi Izumi[42]
Gaspen Payne (亜内 文武, Auchi Fumitake) is Winston Payne's younger brother who appears as the first prosecutor in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies. He is a bit more flexible with the law than his brother and is not averse to using dirty tricks in the courtroom; his attitude is rather conceited towards defense attorneys as well. He wears a black suit with sunglasses and has a large quiff hairdo.[55]
Juniper Woods[edit]
- Voiced by: Eri Ozeki
Juniper Woods (森澄 しのぶ, Morisumi Shinobu)
Bobby Fulbright[edit]
- Voiced by: Biichi Sato[42]
Bobby Fulbright (番 轟三, Ban Gōzō)
Ted Tonate[edit]
Ted Tonate (馬等島 晋吾, Shingo Barashima)
Florent L'Belle[edit]
Florent L'Belle (美葉院 秀, Shuuichi Biyouin)
Aristotle Means[edit]
Aristotle Means (一路 真二, Shinji Ichiro)
Aura Blackquill[edit]
Aura Blackquill (夕神 かぐや, Yuugami Kaguya)
Marlon Rimes[edit]
Marlon Rimes (伊塚 育也, Ikuya Itsuka)
Spirit of Justice[edit]
Ahlbi Ur'gaid[edit]
- Voiced by: Emiri Katō[45]
Ahlbi Ur'gaid (ボクト・ツアーニ, Bokuto Tsuani)
Nahyuta Sahdmadhi[edit]
- Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa[45]
Nahyuta Sahdmadhi (ナユタ・サードマディ, Nayuta Sādomadi)
Rayfa Padma Khura'in[edit]
- Voiced by: Saori Hayami[45]
Rayfa Padma Khura'in (レイファ・パドマ・クライン, Reifa Padoma Kurain)
Inga Karkhuul Khura'in[edit]
Inga Karkhuul Khura'in (インガ・カルクール・クライン, Inga Karukūru Kurain), full name Inga Karkhuul Haw'kohd Dis'nahm Bi'ahni Lawga Ormo Pohmpus Da'nit Ar'edi Iz Khura'in III (インガ・カルクール・ククルーラ・ラルバン・ギジール・ホフダラン・マダラ・ヴィラ・ヤシマ・ジャクティエール・クライン３世, Inga Karukūru Kukurūra Raruban Gijīru Hofudaran Madara Vira Yashima Jakutiēru Kurain San-sei)
Dhurke Sahdmadhi[edit]
- Voiced by: Masashi Ebara[45]
Dhurke Sahdmadhi (ドゥルク・サードマディ, Duruku Sādomadi)
Datz Are'bal[edit]
Datz Are'bal (ダッツ・ディニゲル, Dattsu Dinigeru)
Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in[edit]
- Voiced by: Gara Takashima[45]
Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in (ガラン・シガタール・クライン, Garan Shigataaru Kurain)
Jove Justice[edit]
Jove Justice (王泥喜 奏介, Sōsuke Odoroki)
Amara Sigatar Khura'in[edit]
Amara Sigatar Khura'in (アマラ・シガタール・クライン, Amara Shigatāru Kurain)
Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin[edit]
Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin (ポットディーノ・ニカワス, Pottodiino Nikawasu)
Roger Retinz[edit]
Roger Retinz (志乃山 金成, Kanenari Shinoyama)
Tahrust Inmee[edit]
Tahrust Inmee (マルメル・アータム, Marumeru Ātamu)
Geiru Toneido[edit]
Geiru Toneido (旋風亭 風子, Pūko Senpūtei)
Paul Atishon[edit]
Paul Atishon-Whimperson (清木 まさはる, Masaharu Kiyoki)
Pierce Nichody[edit]
Pierce Nichody (十文字 一治, Kazuharu Juumonji)
Ace Attorney Investigations series[edit]
Calisto Yew[edit]
- Voiced by: Yuki Nakamura
Calisto Yew (葛 氷見子, Kazura Himiko)
Quercus Alba[edit]
Quercus Alba (カーネイジオンレッド, Kāneiji Onreddo)
"Teikun Ō"[edit]
Teikun Ō (王 帝君, Ō Teikun)
Tateyuki Shigaraki[edit]
Tateyuki Shigaraki (信楽 盾之, Shigaraki Tateyuki)
Ryōken Hōinbō[edit]
Ryōken Hōinbō (鳳院坊 了賢, Hōinbō Ryōken)
Hakari Mikagami[edit]
Hakari Mikagami (水鏡 秤, Mikagami Hakari)
Yumihiko Ichiyanagi[edit]
- Voiced by: Kotaro Ogiwara
Yumihiko Ichiyanagi (一柳 弓彦, Ichiyanagi Yumihiko)
Bansai Ichiyanagi[edit]
Bansai Ichiyanagi (一柳 万才, Ichiyanagi Bansai)
Sota Sarushiro[edit]
Sota Sarushiro (猿代 草太, Sarushiro Sōta)
The Great Ace Attorney series[edit]
Yujin Mikotoba[edit]
Yujin Mikotoba (御琴羽悠仁), Mikotoba Yūjin)
Taketsuchi Auchi[edit]
Taketsuchi Auchi (亜内武土, Auchi Taketsuchi)
Seishiro Jigoku[edit]
Seishiro Jigoku (慈獄政士郎, Jigoku Seishirō)
Mael Stronghart[edit]
Mael Stronghart (ハート・ヴォルテックス, Hart Vortex)
Tobias Gregson[edit]
Tobias Gregson (トバイアス・グレグソン, Tobaiasu Gureguson)
Gina Lestrade[edit]
Gina Lestrade (ジーナ・レストレード, Jīna Resutorēdo)
Klint van Zieks[edit]
Klint van Zieks (クリムト・バンジークズ, Kurimuto Banjīkuzu)
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