Arguably the "true" protagonist of the game. Quick to judge and quicker to shout when a whisper would do. He's never quite gotten used to how weird the Ace Attorney universe can be the way his boss has.

He has roots in the kingdom of Khura'in, the highly religious Himalayan country Phoenix Wright spends most of the game in, but he refuses to talk about it until Nahyuta Sahdmadhi, his adoptive brother and Dhurke, his adoptive father, re-enter his life. He's taken on quite the emotional journey by the events of the game and is forced to make difficult decisions.

- His voice is mid-range. He's only been at this for a few years, but at the same time, he's already been at this for a few years (if that makes sense.) Basically, he knows what he's doing, but he's still not confident about it like someone with more experience would be.

- He can enjoy himself, but he probably wouldn't be described as a "fun" person by his friends. He gets easily annoyed and flustered, and doesn't like to humor people when they try and mess with him. It doesn't really bother him all that much in his overall attitude, though.

- He's the "everyman" of his half of the story. As such, his voice should be very "normal" and relatable as far as voices go, aside from his habit of speaking much louder than he needs to.

(Appears in The Magical Turnabout and Turnabout Revolution, where he's the main character, and main focus of the arc.

This is one of the largest parts in the game, so be prepared to be available for the long-term.)