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An apprentice of Lord van Zieks whose face is always covered by a mask. He has the air of a completely unassailable man.

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He was a British scientist and a friend of Barok van Zieks. He was accused of murdering Odie Asman during an experiment.

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Esmeralda Tusspells was a French wax sculptor who is the proprietor of Madame Tusspells Museum of Waxworks in London. One June night, Esmeralda Tusspells went to Lowgate Cemetery and dug up the body of the dangerous serial killer, the "Professor". The man was forced to hide his identity because he... read more

Esmeralda Tusspells was a French wax sculptor who is the proprietor of Madame Tusspells Museum of Waxworks in London. One June night, Esmeralda Tusspells went to Lowgate Cemetery and dug up the body of the dangerous serial killer, the "Professor". The man was forced to hide his identity because he was Japanese, yet Tusspells took a mold of his face for the "Hall of Terror" display of her future wax museum. After having trouble with the jaw, she realized that the man wasn't actually executed. The gravekeeper notified the chief justice, Mael Stronghart, about her who made a deal with her to allow a wax professor if she never took off the metal mask, which can only be opened with a key, nor reveal any of this to anyone. She also read a Daily Circus newspaper article about a grave robber named Enoch Drebber encountering the Professor rising from his grave. So she went to Drebber at the London University lab, heard about what happened from him, and paid him five pounds to take a wax mold of him for the display as well as the camera he had with him. her Ace Attorney Wiki page.]

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Doctor Courtney Sithe was the newly-established head coroner of Scotland Yard. She had actually been Asman's true killer, and turned what had ended in an attempted murder into a successful one. Defeated, Sithe slammed her fist on the witness stand, while telling those present that they had no idea... read more

Doctor Courtney Sithe was the newly-established head coroner of Scotland Yard. She had actually been Asman's true killer, and turned what had ended in an attempted murder into a successful one. Defeated, Sithe slammed her fist on the witness stand, while telling those present that they had no idea what it was like protecting the Professor case all those years. She, along with Drebber, were arrested and sent to prison. Likely as a result of her sensitive knowledge of the Professor incident, Sithe was forbidden from having visitors. This ban was later lifted after the entire truth of the Professor case surfaced. Courtney Sithe, then known under the surname Stevens, was once the second assistant of Doctor John Wilson, along with exchange student Yujin Mikotoba. The two were present during the autopsy of Klint van Zieks, the supposed final victim of the infamous "Professor." When neither Mikotoba or Stevens were watching, Wilson supposedly found the ring of Genshin Asogi in the victim's stomach; in truth, this was a forgery to frame Asogi and protect the identity of the true Professor, Klint. Though Mikotoba had some reservations, the ring was used as decisive evidence to arrest Asogi. her Ace Attorney Wiki page.]

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Enoch Drebber was a mysterious engineer whose name was known in the science and magician communities of London. He was a witness during Odie Asman's murder trial. Enoch Drebber was living and studying at London University to become a scientist, and was on the path to achieving that goal. However, h... read more

Enoch Drebber was a mysterious engineer whose name was known in the science and magician communities of London. He was a witness during Odie Asman's murder trial. Enoch Drebber was living and studying at London University to become a scientist, and was on the path to achieving that goal. However, he was also a member of The Repurposers, a small group who grave-robbed Lowgate Cemetery to dig up freshly-buried prisoners who were executed from the nearby Barclay Prison and sold them in order to make a living. To record information about the graves he robbed, he always brought a camera with him. One night, he dug up the grave of Genshin Asogi, the man thought to be a dangerous serial killer known as the Professor. However, when he opened the coffin he found that the man was well and moving, almost as if he had come back to life. When the figure was shot dead by someone behind Drebber, he got covered in blood and fled in terror, suffering from canities subita likely as a result of that experience. Unbeknownst to Drebber, the man was actually framed and buried alive. Two men were going to secretly send him home to Japan, but since Drebber dug him out first, one of them shot the man to protect the secret of the Professor’s identity. Drebber told many outlets about the event, but nobody believed him since the man was now dead. However, a Daily Circus newspaper journalist, Odie Asman, published an article with his name in it. This resulted in him being exposed as a grave robber, forcing him to leave school and give up his promising career as a scientist. The articles went on to become very popular among the people of London. Drebber was later approached by Esmeralda Tusspells, who read the Daily Circus article and got a mold of the deceased Professor, to take a wax mold of his face for her "Hall of Terror" display of the rising Professor in her wax museum. He also sold her his camera because he had no intention of returning to Lowgate Cemetery. The camera was used for the exhibit as well. Embittered, Drebber became a con man who would build fake inventions for grant money, using his extensive knowledge of stage magic to sell his machines' efficacy long enough to be given money to "develop" them. One day, Asman showed up to Enoch Drebber's new factory. He didn’t actually remember Drebber as a subject of his article and instead came to him as a creator and "swindler". Asman had just approached a young scientist by the name of Albert Harebrayne about his theory on teleportation and wanted Drebber to build a machine for him with the goal of getting money from the government. Unknown to Asman, Drebber noticed an article in the newspaper he was holding about the creation of a new forensic investigation unit with coroner Courtney Sithe at the head, as Asman was blackmailing Sithe as well. Drebber decided to recruit Sithe and kill Asman for ruining his chances of becoming a scientist, as well as sabotage the career of Harebrayne, who he looked upon as a pseudo-scientist who demeaned his profession. After the accident, Sithe found the wax model in the cage that fell through the Crystal Tower, along with a letter from someone who "knows the truth about 10 years ago", instructing her to set up the crime scene as detailed by said letter. Sithe did so but, unbeknownst to Drebber, she went the underside of the machine and into the shaft instead. Drebber intended for the fall to kill Asman, but he survived. However, just as he was getting out of the cage, Courtney Sithe stabbed him with Harebrayne's screwdriver, getting her own revenge. Ace Attorney Wiki page.]

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A man who's disappeared without a word to his family.

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A pedlar plying his trade on Fresno Street. He seems to make his money selling interesting items of news to passers-by.

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The governor of Barclay Prison. It seems he was good friends with Professor Mikotoba during the Japanese man's time in Britain as a visiting student.

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Raiten Menimemo was a Japanese journalist working for Shoyu News. He was writing a story about the author Soseki Natsume at the time of Jezaille Brett's murder. Menimemo was the criminal of Jezaille Brett's murder. Accepting his guilt, Menimemo lamented the events of the past nine months. Susato Mi... read more

Raiten Menimemo was a Japanese journalist working for Shoyu News. He was writing a story about the author Soseki Natsume at the time of Jezaille Brett's murder. Menimemo was the criminal of Jezaille Brett's murder. Accepting his guilt, Menimemo lamented the events of the past nine months. Susato Mikotoba later visited Menimemo at the detention center before embarking on her journey back to England. He told that her that the body of Kazuma Asogi, an exchange student who was meant to go to England but had been apparently killed during the voyage, had never been recovered; it was supposed to be handed over to the Japanese embassy in Hong Kong, but had mysteriously disappeared.

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A lackey of de Rousseau and conspirator in the Red-Headed League swindle. The third son of a great Italian landowner.

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Doctor Maria Gorey is a coroner of Scotland Yard, working at the forefront of forensic science with her mother Courtney Sithe.

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The fraudster behind the Red-Headed League swindle, who was caught by Mr Sholmes. He derives from the French aristocracy, it seems.

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Rei Membami was a Japanese student at Imperial Yumei University and a friend of Susato Mikotoba. After Membami was accused of murdering the British exchange student Jezaille Brett, Mikotoba disguised herself as a man and acted as Membami's defense attorney under the alias of "Ryutaro Naruhodo," th... read more

Rei Membami was a Japanese student at Imperial Yumei University and a friend of Susato Mikotoba. After Membami was accused of murdering the British exchange student Jezaille Brett, Mikotoba disguised herself as a man and acted as Membami's defense attorney under the alias of "Ryutaro Naruhodo," the alleged cousin of attorney Ryunosuke Naruhodo.

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The impresario of short pleasure voyages in flying balloons. The balloons above the experimentation state all belonged to this man.

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A pedlar plying her trade on Fresno Street. She seems to make her money selling meagre little fireworks to children.

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A young boy who came to London to visit the Great Exhibition.

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The foreman for the trial of Albert Harebrayne.

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The 3rd juror for the trial of Albert Harebrayne.

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The 4th juror for the trial of Albert Harebrayne.

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The 5th juror for the trial of Albert Harebrayne.

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The 6th juror for the trial of Albert Harebrayne.

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A client who has engaged the services of Mr Sholmes. She has asked the great detective to help track down her missing husband. The 2nd juror for the trial of Albert Harebrayne.

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Genshin Asogi was a Japanese exchange student along with Yujin Mikotoba and Seishiro Jigoku ten years before Ryunosuke Naruhodo's arrival in London. He is the father of Kazuma Asogi. One day Asogi discovered that Klint was living a double life. He was secretly the capital's notorious serial killer... read more

Genshin Asogi was a Japanese exchange student along with Yujin Mikotoba and Seishiro Jigoku ten years before Ryunosuke Naruhodo's arrival in London. He is the father of Kazuma Asogi. One day Asogi discovered that Klint was living a double life. He was secretly the capital's notorious serial killer, known as the Professor, and was responsible for the deaths of four of Great Britain's nobles. Unable to resolve the problem via legal routes, Asogi took matters into his own hands and directly confronted Klint over his crimes. This confrontation pushed Klint to confess to Asogi that he was indeed the Professor. With this confession heard, Asogi made a proposal to Klint to allow his friend to experience an honorable death: that they duel to the death with swords. Klint accepted Asogi's proposal with two conditions: that he be allowed to write a last will and testament confessing his crimes, and that Asogi would ensure protection for Klint’s pregnant wife as well as his unborn child. Upon mutual agreement of these conditions Asogi and Klint dueled, with Asogi reigning supreme. Afterwards, Asogi fled from the scene and was witnessed by a number of servants working for Klint, but there was not enough evidence to prove that he was responsible for Klint's death. Klint's blackmailer, Stronghart, wanted to avoid people discovering the identity of the Professor (and subsequently, his own role in The Professor's murders) at all costs. Having become privy to the identity of The Professor, Asogi became a threat to Stronghart. To this end, Stronghart orchestrated a devious plan. Stronghart coerced several people into helping him frame Asogi and make him appear to be The Professor. Tobias Gregson was coerced into ordering thugs to attack Asogi. These thugs attacked Asogi while he was outside with Barok van Zieks. Concealing that their true target was Asogi by pretending that their target was Barok, the thugs stole Asogi's trademark ring from him. With this fabricated evidence, his ring, along with the previous witness testimonies, Stronghart managed to convince all relevant authorities that not only was Asogi responsible for the death of Klint, but was in actuality the notorious serial killer "The Professor" responsible for the deaths of four other nobles before Klint. In spite of Asogi not possessing The Professor's trademark weapon, he was arrested and detained as a prime suspect for The Professor. After smuggling Asogi out of prison, initially the plan was to secretly retrieve Asogi from his grave in Lowgate Cemetery. Stronghart recruited Asogi's fellow student, Seishiro Jigoku, for the task by promising to help Jigoku secure the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs back in Japan. However, catastrophe would strike following an unforeseen event. Enoch Drebber, a local university student studying science, came to Lowgate Cemetry seeking fresh corpses to study. Drebber selected the plot in which Asogi was located, unearthing him. He then witnessed Asogi 'rising from his grave'. Soon thereafter, Stronghart and Jigoku showed up to the grave, having discovered the fact that Drebber had seen Asogi alive. Upon this discovery, Stronghart and Jigoku were seized with terror. They realized that Drebber would more than likely tell others that he had seen the Professor seemingly rise from the dead. This would in turn uncover the plot to break Asogi out of jail, and subsequently would reveal other related plots - such as the plot to conceal Klint van Zieks' identity as the Professor. Unable to allow his plan to be ruined, Stronghart chose murder: he convinced Jigoku to murder Asogi by shooting him in the chest with a gun. The gunshot wound instantly killed Asogi, causing him to fall back into his now-real grave. The resulting blood splatter from the gunshot covered Drebber and his camera, leading to Drebber fleeing from the scene in terror. With Drebber gone, Stronghart and Jigoku reburied the now-dead Asogi in his grave.

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The love of Miss Green's life, who sadly passed away a month ago as a result of gas poisoning.

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He was murdered following the demonstration of an "instantaneous kinesis" machine. Odie Asman was a journalist for the Daily Circus newspaper. He heard about Enoch Drebber's role in the Professor Killings, and his article covering the story was the only one to publicly reveal his name. This led t... read more

He was murdered following the demonstration of an "instantaneous kinesis" machine. Odie Asman was a journalist for the Daily Circus newspaper. He heard about Enoch Drebber's role in the Professor Killings, and his article covering the story was the only one to publicly reveal his name. This led to Drebber being exposed as a grave robber, forcing him to drop out of school and give up his promising career as a scientist. Asman then began blackmailing one of the coroners of the incident, Courtney Stevens, extorting a fixed sum of money every month in exchange for keeping private her written record of an inaccurate time of death of the apparent "Professor".

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Klint van Zieks is the Barok van Zieks's brother, a symbol of justice and noble chief prosecutor in London. He pursued The Professor Killings, but became the last victim of the incident. Klint is The Professor. After this first murder, fellow prosecutor Mael Stronghart quickly deduced van Zieks was... read more

Klint van Zieks is the Barok van Zieks's brother, a symbol of justice and noble chief prosecutor in London. He pursued The Professor Killings, but became the last victim of the incident. Klint is The Professor. After this first murder, fellow prosecutor Mael Stronghart quickly deduced van Zieks was the culpritHe blackmailed van Zieks into perpetrating murders that would benefit himself, threatening to reveal the truth to Klint’s wife and his younger brother should he refuse. Unable to bear the thought of his family discovering his deeds, van Zieks complied, and committed three other highly-publicized murders to Stronghart's benefit. One of these murders was that of the then-Chief Justice, van Zieks' former mentor, so that Stronghart could rise to the position of Chief Justice following the vacancy. Genshin Asogi had worked out on his own that Klint was behind the murders, as he was the only one with the means and motive to commit them. van Zieks was confronted in his home by Asogi, who directly accused him of the murders. Guilt-ridden by his actions, van Zieks willingly confessed. For the sake of allowing his longtime friend to die honorably, Asogi proposed they duel to the death. Van Zieks accepted on two conditions: that he be allowed to write a last will and testament confessing his crimes, and that Asogi would ensure protection for Klint’s pregnant wife and unborn child. Asogi agreed to his terms, and van Zieks personally confessed to his wife before penning his will.

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