Kristoph Gavin

“	But Wright, your friendship toward me was never pure... You suspected me then as you still do now, don't you?	„
	~ Kristoph Gavin

Kristoph Gavin is the main antagonist of the video game series, known as Ace Attorney, but specifically Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney.

Personality[]

Kristoph Gavin is narcissist who is obsessed with perfection, putting his philosophy of perfection even in his work as a lawyer and believing himself to be superior to ordinary citizens and showing total high-importance and pride to himself in his work as a lawyer, he also hard an antipathy to Phoenix Wright. Kristoph also had a reputation for being the (coolest defense in the West), that was very fundamental during his judgements, he was also nice, obsequios, laid back and educated. It also turned out to be extra manipulative that he manipulated everyone to make his goals happen himself. He also had that resort to forgery because of his fame and glory. He showed cunning and paranoia as seen.

History[]

Biography[]

Gavin was a famous lawyer who had a great dislike for Phoenix Wright and did not like him because he though Wright earned his cases by using cheap tricks for it. Gavin was later hired by Zak Gramarye who was being accused of murdering his mentor that was Magnifi Gramarye, however, Zak then tested Gavin at a poker game that Gavin lost. Zak then fired him and hired Phoenix Wright instead. Zak player poker against Wright also this time Wright that won. Gavin then began to despise Wright even more, just as Zak also, because he could not believe he was dismissed something as ridiculous and trivial as a game of pokei. Gavin then decided to ruin Wright's career as revenge for such humiliation: he then hired a professional forger and created a fake letter from Magnifi and gave it for his twin brother who was, Klavier Gavin, who would be the prosecutor for the case. His plan was successful. Because Phoenix lost his lawyer badge for presenting a letter that was forged, because he did not know it, Zak then ran away from it using his magnificent magic ability to never be seen again. Gavin gave a fingernail preacher to the forger's daughter, who had deadly atrokinin poison inside, in order for him to wipe all his loose ends. To win the trust of Phoenix, he soon voted not to disrupt Phoenix. Phoenix then hires Apollo Justice to be his advocate in his defense.

Years later, he was talking to Phoenix until he was about to leave and saw a very familiar face. A guy named Shadi Smith who wanted to take Phoenix to a game of pokei. But Kristoph soon recognized him as Zak Gramarye. While Zak struck Olga inconsistently, Phoenix soon called the police while Kristopho went and killed Zak. After Zak's death, Phoenix covered Zak's head so he could hide Zak's baldness and called Kristoph to get a defense lawyer if he was arrested. On the connection Kristoph already knew that Zak was bald and this made Phoenix suspect, during his trial, he asked that the defense lawyer be Apollo. During his trial, Kristoph was co-counsel for Apollo. In his trick to defend Phoenix he tried to pin the whole blame on Olga but then decides to falsely say he saw Phoenix hit Saadi. And begins witnessing against Phoenix, with this soon Apollo begins to realize that the real killer was Kristoph and with refutation and logic reveal Kristoph as the killer and Kristoph after that everything is arrested for his crimes, in a luxury prison.

Breakdowns[]

Kristoph has two differents collapses that differ from one another. In Turnabout Trump, when Phoenix and Apollo accuse him of killing Zakm he raised his hand as lobsters and dishes that Olga a witness knocked over, begin to float and fall as he clenches his fist on the witness's bench. In Turnabout Succession, his second collapse is very similar to the first except that he does not levitate anything when he hits his first, and then his hair and glasses fly while he smashes Phoenix.

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Trivia[]

Kristoph Gavin is the first villain to be defeated by Apollo and not by Phoenix.
Kristoph Gavin apparently has a dog named Vongole, who he keeps a picture of while in jail.
Kristoph lives a rather lavish life in prison; he is allowed to bring bookshelves, a cushy chair, and important documents into his cell without complaint from the guards. This is most likely due to his reputation among law enforcement.