The protagonist of this trial. Despite countless successful thefts, he was caught red-handed 'almost' stealing a statue, based on his usual patterns. However, he is enjoying this situation 'once again.' He refuses to understand the concept of 'theft' and always leaves a 'calling card' sealed with blue wax in a high-end paper envelope at the scene before taking a treasure. He created the alias 'Phantom Thief Blue' for himself. Notably, he never requested a lawyer. He has long, tied blue and yellow hair reminiscent of blue cheese. While he usually wears a cape and top hat, he is currently dressed in orange prison scrubs, handcuffs, and weighted shackles as a convict. Male

The prosecutor of this trial and an unquestionable veteran. In every trial he handles, he not only demands absurdly long sentences for the defendant but also corners the defense attorney like a predator. Behind that, however, he is a '50-something Cookie who wants a summer vacation #1' who sustains his life with caffeine while gathering evidence until dawn. He speaks informally even to the judge (but no one considers it a problem). He has been waiting for the day Roguefort Cookie would stand in court for a long time. Finally, it's time to crush him. He wears his prosecutor's robes almost like everyday clothes. His hair is a brown style filled with white icing, making it hard to tell if it's cream in cappuccino or cappuccino spilled on cream. Male

The defense attorney for this trial. Although a rookie who opened his own law office, he is a prodigy who graduated from the Judicial Research and Training Institute at the youngest age and can recite any legal clause the moment a law number is mentioned. However, his mental state is said to crumble like a cookie when he is pushed into a corner during a legal battle. He stepped forward himself to defend Roguefort Cookie. He has a perfectly sharp yellow short-cut hairstyle and wears a red suit with a green tie. He wears square glasses, but they break frequently. Male

The detective who caught Roguefort Cookie red-handed, yet his relationship with the phantom thief isn't entirely bad. He has a strong sense of duty and is recognized by any prosecutor as the #1 practitioner of justice. He looks blunt but cherishes his daughter, and no matter how heinous the criminal, he never loses his polite way of speaking. (He only speaks informally to his daughter, but even then, his tone is generous.) He is skilled at apprehending criminals by throwing handcuffs and chains. He has brown hair, a large brown coat, a shirt and tie with a harness, and long brown pants. The wrinkles under his eyes are deep. Male

A young detective who has been chasing Roguefort Cookie for a long time and is Almond Cookie's daughter. Despite her young age, she is clever and always follows justice like her father, but she is currently thinking deeply that the thief of the statue might not be Roguefort Cookie. She wears brown detective clothes and a hat, and she never lets go of her magnifying glass. Female

A Jelly Bear-shaped judge in charge of Roguefort Cookie's trial. The fairness of his rulings is questionable, and the brooch on his chest looks suspiciously expensive. Ma...le?

The director of the museum where the statue was almost stolen. He loves almost all literary works in the world. Therefore, he is the most heartbroken by this attempted theft of the sculpture. His body is shaped like cheese (which is not unusual in this world). Probably male...?

A hideously shabby yet pointlessly glittering golden statue. This trial is happening because of this thing.