Apollo Justice is a defense attorney working for the Wright Anything Agency. He is notable for his involvement in a test trial for the Jurist System, an effort to reintegrate the jury into court proceedings, along with co-council Trucy Wright and Prosecutor Klavier Gavin and mentor Phoenix Wright.  Apollo Justice is highly sarcastic and critical. He often makes blunt comments concerning his mentor Phoenix Wright's piano playing in particular. He occasionally even shows some disdain for some of his clients. He also has a vain side; he frequently makes puns out of his own name, and he practices his shouting for hours at night, calling it his "Chords of Steel", which sometimes makes his voice raspy. He frequently worries about and feels sorry for Trucy Wright, and is confused by Phoenix and Trucy's odd relationship.  In court, Justice is noticeably more unsure of himself and more easily flustered than Phoenix Wright ever was. He is just as determined, however, although he tends to base his arguments more in fact and discernible thinking than his mentor did.

The country of Khura'in doesn't have attorneys. Instead, the outcome of trials are decided by the oracles.

Meanwhile, in Japan, Naruhodo Ryuichi receives a disturbing call from his old friend, Mayoi Ayasato, who is currently training in Kurain.

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The newest chapter of the Ace Attorney has begun! Join Apollo Justice (A greenhorn defense attorney), Trucy Wright (Apollo's magician-to-be sidekick), Klavier Gavin (a rock an roll take on the prosecution) and many more characters in this fan made manga, published by Capcom on August 1, 2007.

4-koma series based on the Ace Attorney cast, spreading over both trilogies and the Investigations and The Great Ace Attorney duology spin-offs. Originally distributed via the Gyakuten Tsuushin e-mail magazine, can be found and read for free on the official Ace Attorney Japanese website.

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