Kristoph Gavin

Name: Kristoph Gavin Age: 32 Appearance: 6 feet 1 inch tall. Platinum blond hair kept in a long braid to his chest. Always wears light blue suits with a ribbon collar and white dress shoes. Has stormy colored eyes. Tan skin. About: Kristoph is a renowed defense attorney, he owns his own law firm. He used to be a mentor to Apollo Justice who transferred to work at Phoenix Wright's Anything Agency where Wright's adoptive daughter Trucy is a magician. Kristoph is often called the "Coolest Defense in the West" because of how uncanny his ability to stay cool during a trial is.

Family: Kristoph helped raise his baby brother - 25 year old Klavier Gavin from when they were young. Klavier eventually left to study abroad in Germany for law. Kristoph has had a strained relationship with Klavier post Phoenix Wright's disbarment. Klavier suspected Kristoph of being behind the appearance of false evidence in Wright's trial but had no proof. Klavier took up working as a famous rockstar for the boy-band the Gavinners and working as a prosecutor which drove the wedge and gap between the two men further. Both are extremely successful still.

Klavier Gavin: Klavier's band - The Gavinners is an extremely successful all-male rock band where each member is a member of law enforcement. Unlike, Kristoph - Klavier is much more honest and sincere. Klavier has a passion for law and music but considers being a prosecutor to be his true calling. Klavier took his abroad studies in Germany seriously and distances himself from Kristoph by his action: motorcyle riding, wearing leather jackets, etc. Klavier tends to annoy Kristoph in their brief communications by speaking accented Germany in regular English conversations. Notable songs include: Atriloquinine My Love, Guilty Love, Thirteen Years Hard Time My Love, and My Boyfriend is the Prosecution's Witness.

Friendship: Phoenix Wright - The spiky-haired former defense attorney Kristoph planted fake evidence on to cause his disbarment. Kristoph got close to Phoenix and even voted against in the Bar Association's jury hearing about whether to strip Phoenix of his badge or not. However, Phoenix was aware that Kristoph had ulterior motives as he continued investigating the case behind his back. Kristoph personally stalked the Mishams, and even the journalist Spark Brushel over the Troupe Gramarye Case in which Magnifi Gramarye was murdered. Because Zak Magnifi disappeared, the trial ended with no verdict due to that and the true killer of Magnifi was never found. However, Kristoph has grown complacent and thinks he's tied up most all of the loose-ends associated with the case...

Personality: Kristoph Gavin strove for perfection in all areas of life, and had an extreme sense of self-importance and superiority, particularly over "common" citizens not involved in legal studies. This ironically drove him to find loopholes, despite considering law and evidence to be absolutes, and react extremely to perceived attacks on his ego. Kristoph trusts no one and not even his own brother, Kristoph strives to always be in control of the situation, to be the one that people listen and look to. However, he often overdoes it. Self-absorbed, haughty, and pompous. Acts like a traditional gentleman but believes anyone not like him to be lesser than him. Especially looks down upon common citizens who never studied law.

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