Klavier-Related to kristoph which did 2 crimes
And also knows daryan so he know 2 criminals and is related or know them

Personally, I feel Kristoph is a better developed character than Kantilen. He's just downright evil, as a lot of people have been saying. He's pretty good at hiding his character, and you just think of him as this mentor-ish figure for Apollo, then you start wondering about him at the end of that case, and then he reappears again at the end. He is decidedly clever (although a bit of a pansy; seriously, nail polish?) and more subtle than other villains (von Karma shoots Gregory. Godot stabs Dahlia/Misty), and that's one of the reasons why he's so hard to catch, and I guess he's a lot like those other villains, in that he has a pretty stupid, simple reason for doing it (he thinks he's so great, and doesn't like the fact that Phoenix Wright was picked instead of him just because of something "banal" like a game of poker). And he reminds me of Kefka, in that he's one of the only few villains that actually gets what he wants --Kefka obtains godhood (if you remember from Final Fantasy VI), Kristoph gets Phoenix Wright to lose his job. But again, his appearance is plagued with fanservice, and I know it says he's 30 and all, but he just doesn't look 30 to me at all; he looks almost like Kantilen. Not that that's really a problem; if he didn't look all that attractive, I'd still prefer him over Kantilen.

Now as for Kantilen, I agree with everyone who says he needs more development, and that his character was pretty flat. As for the whole not showing emotions, he wouldn't be the only prosecutor to do that; Edgeworth acts that way a lot too. The only reason we know about it is because Gumshoe is watching him when he's not in front of Phoenix. There's just no evidence that Kantilen simply put on a cold shell; what I want to see is if he's just putting on a face and that he really has more problems behind the scenes than what we're shown, I would like to see that. I would like for some character (possibly Ema?) to come and tell us he has these problems. Or be involved with them so that we'll actually find this part of his character believable, because I don't find that believable right now. As for whether or not he's like that because he cared, I'm the kind of person who thinks that Occam's Razor is the best explanation. It's simply less complicated and more sensical that he's got more self-centered interests than caring that his brother did something bad than to think that he's like that because he was putting on a cold shell because there is nothing there that demonstrates that was the case--I need to actually see him breaking down outside of the court away from the public to be convinced that that's actually what happened. Because if you can say he was faking it, he could have been doing anything other than being what we see him as being immediately.

Everything about the guy screams Gary Stu to me. His appearance, his whole being a rockstar thing, and being a lawyer at the same time and getting all the fangirls, and even if you want to win against him, you can't because he never feels bad about losing, so you don't get any satisfaction for winning against him. He doesn't show his nervous breakdown expression all that much, and it's not because he's hard to beat like von Karma, but because you can't beat him; he gets nervous, not because Apollo is winning, but because he feels like it. Now it's not bad or wrong for prosecutors to care more about who's actually guilty than winning the trial; Edgeworth is like that too, but he had better development; there was some point in time where Edgeworth was the prosecutor who only wanted to win, and he was fun to beat when he only cared about winning, but he developed and got better. But characters like this just don't make for good opponents, and it's especially strange when Kantilen is spending his time taunting Apollo, being an arrogant prick to Phoenix and (as said before by others) withholding information if he were simply after the truth. I just don't understand what his problem is. If he isn't supposed to be a villain (well, I guess he isn't), I just don't see the point of the taunting, because it's almost condescending. It's almost as if he's telling Apollo, "Hey look, dummy! You missed this!" The whole being stupid and inexperienced thing with Phoenix Wright was actually okay in the first three games because it was actually silly, but Apollo is already inexperienced enough as it is without requiring someone else to hold his hand through the court all the time. I guess I didn't find it funny, and I didn't see why they needed Kantilen there to make him look even more inexperienced than he already is.

Now I actually don't dislike the way his appearance was designed. I do actually like the way it looks. But that's all I'm admitting to. Just because a character looks nice doesn't mean I think they're a good character.

I mean, come ON! He decided to kill people because Phoenix was picked over him! Pathetic.

EEEEEVIL!!!

He was very clever when setting up his crimes, giving them a sophisticated touch...