Laki Olietta is an 18-year-old mage who uses wood-based magic, and can instantly reshape wood into a form of her choice. Due to this ability, she helped a lot with the rebuilding of the Fairy Tail Guild after it was vandalized by the Phantom Lord Guild. She likes glasses and wears them herself, and she has a dislike for perverts. Laki also has funny ways of expressing herself, for example she refers to getting a haircut as "chopping hair," eating as "feeding your stomach," and sleeping as "whittling away the defenseless hours". She seems to have a slightly sadistic side, as she keeps a large amount of torture devices in her room in Fairy Hills. (Source: Fairy Tail Wikia)
A secretary at Makoto's office. Tries to seduce Makoto, however, fails.
Ono no Imoko (å°�野妹å�, Ono no Imoko?) was a Japanese politician late 6th and early 7th century, during the Asuka period and was the appointed Kenzuishi to the Sui Court in 607.
Kiriyama Yui's childhood martial arts rival and friend.
Being a shy, timid girl, Haruka is set up with Takayuki by her friend, Mitsuki, while she is in high school. The two quickly become close, and develop an intimate relationship. She takes in an interest in collecting picture books. Very early on in the series, she is involved in a serious car accident and ends up in a coma. The main thrust of the story begins when she awakens three years later. She is afflicted with anterograde amnesia, and because of her delicate psyche, her family and Takayuki conceal the truth that three years have passed, which forms much of the tension in the series. (Source: Wikipedia)
Age: 22 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.
Mainly the background voice that comes up to explain things throughout the show.