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| - Godot AKA Gerard Dotius was a childhood friend of Akainu, he was hunted by the marines for 25 years after the death of Akainu's Sister (Sofia) and was a former member of the Gajun Soldiers
- Diego Armando wurde Staatsanwalt, nachdem er aus seinem fünfjährigen Koma erwachte, um Phoenix Wright gegenüberstehen zu können, da er diesen für den Tod von Phoenix' Mentorin Mia Fey verantwortlich machte.
- He is Phoenix Wright's main antagonist in Trials and Tribulations. His eyesight was severely damaged from a near-fatal poisoning in the past, causing him to wear a special visor.
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- Godot* was the mysterious coffee-loving prosecutor for Phoenix Wright's cases from October 2018 until February 2019. He held an open grudge against Wright (although it would be some time until Wright would find out why), intentionally mispronouncing his name as "Trite" to show his contempt.
- Godot es un misterioso fiscal amante del café y es rival de Phoenix Wright, al que muestra tener resentimiento. Suele referirse a él como "Light" ("Trite" en inglés, "Maruhodou" en japonés). Su nombre verdadero es Diego Armando. En el pasado fue un abogado defensor y trabajaba con Mia Fey.
- Godot is the main prosecutor/God of the third Phoenix Wright game, "Trials and Tribulations", and is Phoenix's coffee loving nemesis who wants to rule the world. Kiske is a fan of him. Apparently, Godot has become one of NR's mascots because he actually suceeded in SMRPG's NR mascot audition.
- May get some heat for having him here at 5, but whatever. So. Diego. When you "first" see him in 3-4? He's sort of a jerk. It's pretty obvious that he's there at Mia's trial pretty much solely trolling for ass, and his actions during the trial kind of reflect it--he's all "let's go get some coffee, eh kitten?" when it looks like the game is up. He's helping Mia out, yes, but not in the best way, really. And then, slowly, Mia's desperate belief in her client's innocence wins him over, and by the catastrophic end of the trial he's as emotionally invested as she is (as we see by crushing the mug)... and comes to see her as an equal.
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