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Zee Apol O'Gee
Japanese name: (unconfirmed)
Occupation: Court Interpreter
Affiliation: Fey & Co. Law Offices (formerly), Wright & Co. Law Offices (occasional collaborator)
Gender: transmasc
Height: 156 cm
Status: Alive
First appearance: [fanon]Background:
Z. Apol O’Gee is a professional court interpreter and former art student from Ivy University. Known for his quiet nature and linguistic talent, he assisted Mia Fey and Diego Armando in cases requiring foreign language expertise.Although O’Gee attended the same university class as Phoenix Wright, the two were never close. Struggling with social communication, O’Gee distanced himself from most of his peers. He harbored a particular dislike for Dahlia Hawthorne, whose deceptive tendencies he recognized early on, and often clashed with Wright, whom he viewed as naïve.

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Early Life
Initially pursuing art, O’Gee eventually abandoned it after growing frustrated with his own creations. Redirecting his focus toward languages, he studied interpretation, finding comfort in the idea that translating others’ words required minimal personal expression.His professional path eventually led him to Mia Fey, whose intelligence and gentle confidence left a lasting impression on him. Despite his reserved personality, O’Gee became close to Mia, often asking her about the Fey family’s spiritual traditions, magatama, and channeling rituals. These interactions gradually stirred romantic feelings within him, which he chose to suppress upon meeting Diego Armando, Mia’s romantic partner.Tragedy and Loss:
O’Gee formed an unexpected friendship with Armando, bonding over late nights at the office and shared cups of coffee. However, tragedy struck when Armando was poisoned by Dahlia Hawthorne, leaving him comatose. O’Gee supported Mia through this period, but his world fell apart again when Mia was murdered shortly afterward.Grief-stricken and guilt-ridden, O’Gee left his job for an extended time, though he continued visiting Armando in the hospital-bringing flowers as Mia once did. During this time, he provided translation assistance and information to Phoenix Wright, unknowingly helping him avenge Mia’s death. Due to O’Gee’s changed appearance and demeanor, Wright did not recognize his former classmate.Later Life:
After the events surrounding Mia’s murder, O’Gee shifted his focus to Maya Fey, wishing to protect and support her as Mia once had. He frequently visited the Wright & Co. Law Offices, spending time with Maya and helping her rediscover joy through small outings and friendly conversation.Encouraged by curiosity and reverence toward the Fey legacy, O’Gee asked Maya to teach him the ways of spirit channeling. Though initially reluctant, Maya eventually agreed, and O’Gee began training in Kurain Village, even receiving his own magatama.When Diego Armando eventually awoke from his coma, O’Gee occasionally served as a spiritual medium, channeling Mia Fey on Armando’s request. Though their early interactions were tense, the two gradually found solace in sharing moments with Mia’s spirit-finding mutual understanding through loss and memory.Present Day:
In the present, Z. Apol O’Gee continues his work as a court interpreter. He remains a quiet but dependable figure within the legal community, sometimes assisting Phoenix Wright’s agency when needed. Though his life has returned to relative normalcy, O’Gee still carries deep emotional scars from the past and honors Mia Fey’s memory through his continued dedication to helping others.

Phoenix Wright
Z. Apol O’Gee and Phoenix Wright were classmates at Ivy University, though Wright did not recall their connection until years later when they reunited through legal cases. During their student days, O’Gee was quiet and withdrawn, rarely interacting with others.Upon reconnecting, Wright noticed how drastically O’Gee had changed, not only in appearance but in demeanor as well. He came to respect O’Gee’s composure, linguistic skill, and quiet empathy, seeing him as an unexpectedly steady presence during turbulent times in the courtroom.

Diego Armando (Godot)
Initially, Diego Armando paid little attention to O’Gee, focusing more on his relationship with Mia. The two only began forming a friendship shortly before Armando’s poisoning by Dahlia Hawthorne.In the aftermath of Mia’s death, Armando harbored resentment toward O’Gee, blaming him both for failing to protect Mia and for “impersonating” her through channeling. However, over time, their animosity faded as they came to understand each other’s grief.In the present, Godot and O’Gee maintain a close and complex relationship. While still marked by the past, it has evolved into one of mutual care and quiet companionship.

Mia fey
O’Gee worked closely with Mia Fey and Diego Armando during his time at Fey & Co. Law Offices. While Mia was unaware of O’Gee’s romantic feelings toward her, she greatly valued his intelligence and dedication.After her death, Mia occasionally appeared through O’Gee’s channeling, communicating with him primarily through a shared notebook to maintain clarity between their spirits. Their connection, both professional and spiritual, remained deeply respectful and emotionally significant for O’Gee.

Maya Fey
Following Mia Fey’s death, O’Gee became a guardian-like figure to Maya Fey, offering her emotional support and companionship. Maya reminded him of his late sister, a resemblance that deepened their bond.Through their friendship, Maya taught O’Gee the principles of spirit channeling and presented him with his own magatama, marking the beginning of his spiritual sensitivity. The two share a strong, sibling-like relationship, often finding comfort in one another’s company amid their shared grief.

Pearl Fey
Pearl Fey holds great affection for O’Gee, viewing him as both a playmate and a cherished connection to her beloved cousin Mia. She affectionately refers to him as “Mia’s dear one,” a comment that never fails to fluster him.In the present timeline, Pearl frequently visits O’Gee and Diego Armando (Godot), forming a small surrogate family dynamic between the three. Their interactions are often lighthearted, serving as moments of warmth for both men.

Miles Edgeworth
O’Gee and Miles Edgeworth share a cordial relationship built on intellectual respect and mutual composure. They occasionally meet for tea in Edgeworth’s office, engaging in thoughtful discussions on law, linguistics, and Stee- Their shared formality and appreciation for precision in words make them fast friends despite their differing backgrounds.

What's in Zee's bag?

Magatama:
A bright, fiery red magatama given to Zee. Unlike most magatamas, O’Gee’s red variant is believed to have been specially chosen by Maya due to its strong resonance with his emotions and spiritual potential. Its color reminds him of someone’s pretty eyes.

Notebook:
It served as the main method of communication between Z. Apol O’Gee and Mia Fey during her posthumous appearances through channeling. O’Gee would write a message before channeling Mia, and once she manifested, she would write her responses in the same notebook...

Wallet Photo:
A faded photo tucked safely in Zee’s wallet; Mia, Zee, and Diego sitting together in a café. Mia’s holding the camera, smiling wide, while Diego’s mid-laugh. Zee’s caught between them, looking a little awkward, a little happy snapshot of a simpler time.