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==Phoenix Wright== | ==Phoenix Wright== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Phoenix Wright.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Phoenix Wright.png|70px|left]] | ||
The legendary lawyer, Phoenix Wright, travels to the Kingdom of Khura'in in order to meet his old friend, Maya Fey, but ends up having to face the kingdom's legal system. The greatest challenge Phoenix has ever faced, this legal system relies almost exclusively on Divination Séances performed by the royal priestess, treats defense lawyers as accomplices to the accused, and hasn't seen an acquittal in 23 years. | |||
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==Apollo Justice== | ==Apollo Justice== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Apollo Justice.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Apollo Justice.png|70px|left]] | ||
Phoenix Wright's first disciple and a capable attorney in his own right, Apollo Justice faces his fair share of challenges in the courtroom and in Trucy's magic shows. However, Apollo's story goes beyond that, as it appears he has some connection to the Kingdom of Khura'in that his coworkers aren't yet aware of. | |||
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==Athena Cykes== | ==Athena Cykes== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Athena Cykes.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Athena Cykes.png|70px|left]] | ||
The newest lawyer in the Wright Anything Agency, Athena Cykes is ready to use her divine hearing and her knowledge of psychology to aid the Agency's clients, and even lead the defense if the situation calls for it. | |||
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==Maya Fey== | ==Maya Fey== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Maya Fey.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Maya Fey.png|70px|left]] | ||
A spirit medium and Phoenix Wright's old assistant, Maya Fey is in the final stages of her ascetic training she has to undergo to officially become the next Master of Kurain. Maya might have become much more capable at channeling spirits, and her personality might have some new shades to it, but her love of superheroes and food hasn't changed... and neither did her tendency to get into trouble. | |||
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==Trucy Wright== | ==Trucy Wright== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Trucy Wright.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Trucy Wright.png|70px|left]] | ||
Phoenix Wright's adopted daughter and a world-class magician on the rise, Trucy isn't going to be able to help her lawyer friends with their work, but she might need their help instead. | |||
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==Nahyuta Sahdmadhi== | ==Nahyuta Sahdmadhi== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Nahyuta Sahdmadhi.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Nahyuta Sahdmadhi.png|70px|left]] | ||
A prosecutor from the Kingdom of Khura'in and a devout servant of the Holy Mother, Nahyuta Sahdmadhi uses his investigative skills, strong faith, and constricting beads to fight for the conviction of the accused. Yet as is customary for prosecutors in the series, he has some skeletons in his closet too. | |||
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==Rayfa Padma Khura'in== | ==Rayfa Padma Khura'in== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Rayfa Padma Khura'in.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Rayfa Padma Khura'in.png|70px|left]] | ||
The royal priestess of the Kingdom of Khura'in, Rayfa Padma Khura'in performs Divination Séances in the Hall of Justice to bring forth the final memories of the victim, and interprets these memories against the accused. On the outside, however, Rayfa is a 14-year-old girl who will have to face the harsh reality of what (and who) her parents are. | |||
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==Ema Skye== | ==Ema Skye== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Ema Skye.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Ema Skye.png|70px|left]] | ||
Everyone's favorite scientific investigator, Ema Skye finally passed the forensics exam and got her dream job. Ema is not as moody as before, but still resorts to her snacks if she's stressed. | |||
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==Ahlbi Ur'gaid== | ==Ahlbi Ur'gaid== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Ahlbi Ur'gaid.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Ahlbi Ur'gaid.png|70px|left]] | ||
A 9-year-old boy with an entrepreneurial spirit, Ahlbi Ur'gaid from the Kingdom of Khura'in is a monk-in-training who earns some extra money by doing odd jobs on the side. Ahlbi is Phoenix's contact for his quest to meet Maya, who acts towards the boy as an "older sister" of sorts. | |||
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==Inga Karkhuul Khura'in== | ==Inga Karkhuul Khura'in== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Inga Karkhuul Khura'in.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Inga Karkhuul Khura'in.png|70px|left]] | ||
The Justice Minister of the Kingdom of Khura'in, the husband to the queen, and the father to the royal priestess, Inga Karkhuul Khura'in spends his time overseeing trials and stamping execution orders en masse. | |||
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==Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in== | ==Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in.png|70px|left]] | ||
The Queen of Khura'in and the mother to the royal priestess, Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in is the person behind the kingdom's notorious Defense Culpability Act. Oh, and she also used to be a prosecutor. | |||
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==Dhurke Sahdmadhi== | ==Dhurke Sahdmadhi== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ Dhurke Sahdmadhi.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ Dhurke Sahdmadhi.png|70px|left]] | ||
Dhurke Sahdmadhi is the mysterious leader of the Defiant Dragons, a group of rebels who want to dethrone Queen Ga'ran. Is he really as evil as the kingdom's propaganda says? | |||
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==The Judge== | ==The Judge== | ||
[[File:PW_judge.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW_judge.png|70px|left]] | ||
The judge back in the States is the same old man as in the previous parts of the series. He's easily swayed by arguments the sides present, but he always delivers the right verdict in the end. | |||
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==The Khura'inese Judge== | ==The Khura'inese Judge== | ||
[[File:PW SoJ The Khura'inese Judge.png|70px|left]] | [[File:PW SoJ The Khura'inese Judge.png|70px|left]] | ||
The judge in Khura'in is rather similar to his American counterpart. He is not amused at having to entertain foreign lawyers in his Hall of Justice, but he allows them to proceed with their defense (in no small part because he enjoys the show), and is willing to concede if they prove their point. | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:08, 7 September 2022
This article only refers to the main characters of this game.
Phoenix Wright[edit]
The legendary lawyer, Phoenix Wright, travels to the Kingdom of Khura'in in order to meet his old friend, Maya Fey, but ends up having to face the kingdom's legal system. The greatest challenge Phoenix has ever faced, this legal system relies almost exclusively on Divination Séances performed by the royal priestess, treats defense lawyers as accomplices to the accused, and hasn't seen an acquittal in 23 years.
Apollo Justice[edit]
Phoenix Wright's first disciple and a capable attorney in his own right, Apollo Justice faces his fair share of challenges in the courtroom and in Trucy's magic shows. However, Apollo's story goes beyond that, as it appears he has some connection to the Kingdom of Khura'in that his coworkers aren't yet aware of.
Athena Cykes[edit]
The newest lawyer in the Wright Anything Agency, Athena Cykes is ready to use her divine hearing and her knowledge of psychology to aid the Agency's clients, and even lead the defense if the situation calls for it.
Maya Fey[edit]
A spirit medium and Phoenix Wright's old assistant, Maya Fey is in the final stages of her ascetic training she has to undergo to officially become the next Master of Kurain. Maya might have become much more capable at channeling spirits, and her personality might have some new shades to it, but her love of superheroes and food hasn't changed... and neither did her tendency to get into trouble.
Trucy Wright[edit]
Phoenix Wright's adopted daughter and a world-class magician on the rise, Trucy isn't going to be able to help her lawyer friends with their work, but she might need their help instead.
Nahyuta Sahdmadhi[edit]
A prosecutor from the Kingdom of Khura'in and a devout servant of the Holy Mother, Nahyuta Sahdmadhi uses his investigative skills, strong faith, and constricting beads to fight for the conviction of the accused. Yet as is customary for prosecutors in the series, he has some skeletons in his closet too.
Rayfa Padma Khura'in[edit]
The royal priestess of the Kingdom of Khura'in, Rayfa Padma Khura'in performs Divination Séances in the Hall of Justice to bring forth the final memories of the victim, and interprets these memories against the accused. On the outside, however, Rayfa is a 14-year-old girl who will have to face the harsh reality of what (and who) her parents are.
Ema Skye[edit]
Everyone's favorite scientific investigator, Ema Skye finally passed the forensics exam and got her dream job. Ema is not as moody as before, but still resorts to her snacks if she's stressed.
Ahlbi Ur'gaid[edit]
A 9-year-old boy with an entrepreneurial spirit, Ahlbi Ur'gaid from the Kingdom of Khura'in is a monk-in-training who earns some extra money by doing odd jobs on the side. Ahlbi is Phoenix's contact for his quest to meet Maya, who acts towards the boy as an "older sister" of sorts.
Inga Karkhuul Khura'in[edit]
The Justice Minister of the Kingdom of Khura'in, the husband to the queen, and the father to the royal priestess, Inga Karkhuul Khura'in spends his time overseeing trials and stamping execution orders en masse.
Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in[edit]
The Queen of Khura'in and the mother to the royal priestess, Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in is the person behind the kingdom's notorious Defense Culpability Act. Oh, and she also used to be a prosecutor.
Dhurke Sahdmadhi[edit]
Dhurke Sahdmadhi is the mysterious leader of the Defiant Dragons, a group of rebels who want to dethrone Queen Ga'ran. Is he really as evil as the kingdom's propaganda says?
The Judge[edit]
The judge back in the States is the same old man as in the previous parts of the series. He's easily swayed by arguments the sides present, but he always delivers the right verdict in the end.
The Khura'inese Judge[edit]
The judge in Khura'in is rather similar to his American counterpart. He is not amused at having to entertain foreign lawyers in his Hall of Justice, but he allows them to proceed with their defense (in no small part because he enjoys the show), and is willing to concede if they prove their point.