Godot

Godot (pronounced GOD-oh, gə-DOH, or go-DOH) is a prosecutor introduced in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations. Before becoming a prosecutor in 2018, he was a defense attorney named Diego Armando, working at Grossberg Law Offices at the same time as Mia Fey.

Information
Documented age range: 27 -33

Associates
Friends: Affiliates:
 * Mia Fey - Former friend, colleague, and girlfriend.
 * Marvin Grossberg - Former employer
 * Terry Fawles - Mia's former client
 * Dahlia Hawthorne - Posioner
 * Phoenix Wright - Former rival
 * Maya Fey - Mia's younger sister, and Phoenix's legal counsel
 * Dick Gumshoe - Former subordinate
 * Misty Fey - Accomplice, victim
 * Iris - Accomplice
 * Franziska von Karma - Former colleague
 * Miles Edgeworth - Former colleague

Grossberg Law Offices
(information about Turnabout Beginnings, what happens, him being poisoned, etc.)

Prosecutor's Office
(general overview of his actions and experiences in Trials and Tribulations)

Final Trial
(stuff about Bridge to the Turnabout)

Personality
(How they talk/act. If there are difference between games, mention that.)

Appearance
As both Diego Armando and Godot, he has tan skin, and wears a vest, tie, and arm garters over a long-sleeved button-up shirt. He also has a goatee. His hair in both versions is messy and pushed back off of his head, and he wears two silver hoops in his left ear.

Diego Armando
Diego's hair and eyes are brown. He wears a red shirt, black tie, and a tan vest with vertical stripes.

Godot
After waking from his coma, Godot's hair has turned white, though his facial hair is still black. He wears a teal shirt and a white tie, though the vest is still tan with vertical stripes. Over his eyes is a silver visor with three horizontal red bars, which light up in the dark.

Godot

 * Japanese - ゴドー (Godō):
 * English - Godot: Likely inspired by Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot.
 * This is also the name used in the French, German, Spanish, and Italian translations.
 * Chinese - 歌德 (Gēdé):
 * Korean - 고도 (Godo):

Diego Armando

 * Japanese - 神乃木荘龍 (Sōryū Kaminogi):
 * Sōryū is made from the kanji 荘, meaning "solemn," and 龍, which is also the name for the constellation Draco. This second kanji is also found in Phoenix's name in Japanese, 成歩堂龍 (Ryūichi Naruhodō).
 * Kaminogi is composed with the kanji 神, 乃 (a possessive article), and 木. The first, 神 (kami), is used to refer to the spirit/essence of all things present in the Shinto religion, or to gods and deities more broadly. The third, 木 (ki), translates to "tree" or "shrub." Together, the last name 神乃木 translates to "Tree of God."
 * English - Diego Armando: There are two popular interpretations of the origin of Godot's original name. The first attributes the name Diego to the two main characters in Waiting for Godot, who refer to each other as Didi and Gogo. His name also shares the same initials as his occupation, a defense attorney (DA). The second interpretation states that he was named after Argentinian soccer player Diego Armando Maradona, well-known for his 'Hand of God' goal during the quarter final match against England during the 1986 FIFA World Cup.
 * This is also the name used in the French, German, Spanish, and Italian translations.
 * Chinese - 神乃木 莊龍 (Shénnǎimù Zhuānglóng):
 * Korean - 카미노기 소류 (Soryu Kaminogi):

Unofficial Translations

 * Brazilian Portuguese - Diego Armando / Godot: No change from English.
 * Russian - Mamoru Okawa / Godo:
 * Okawa contains the word "kava," meaning "coffee."

Development
(Information about how the character was created, inspirations, stuff like that)

Official Art
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Sprites
Gallery:Godot sprites Gallery:Diego Armando sprites