Ringleader of the Berry Big Circus and victim of JFA case 3.
 

Personality: Unknown

Misc Facts: None.

Friends and Family: Russel is Regina's father.

Name Origin:
English: Berry was taken from the name of his circus. The Russell Brother's Circus is also a famous circus.

Japanese: His full name means "700 people come to watch."

French: Fits with the name given to the Berry Big Circus, "Cirque Hullere", which comes from circulaire, meaning "circular."

Background: Berry's wife died shortly after Regina was born. Since then he raised his daughter in the circus, and even took in Acro and Bat when they were kids. Berry has always wanted his circus to feel like a family.

A famous magician of Berry Big Circus and defendant of JFA case 3.
 

Personality: Max is way into his magician persona. He is flamboyant, dismissive of anything not directly related to him, and always eager to show off his magic tricks. Most of the circus can't stand him for his ego. Underneath, however, he's very emotional, and prone to panicking and losing his temper.

Misc Facts: Max won an award at the Entertainment World's Grand Prix, like Matt.

Max has been working as a magician for the past 5 years.

Friends and Family: Max's parents run a farm that he's helping provide for, and he is in love with Regina.

Name Origin: His stage name, Maximillion Galactica, is just supposed to be fancy (it's the same in all versions).

His real name is meant to make him sound like a backwoods country bumpkin in both English and Japanese. In the French version he's meant to sound like a nobody.

Background: Max left his home in the countryside to be in show business, and was taken in by the Berry Big Circus. As the only circus in town he's became very popular in recent months.

The adorable princess of the Berry Big Circus who appears in JFA case 3.
 

Personality: Regina is almost annoyingly cute and painfully naive. Having lived in the circus her entire life she has a very fantasy-like view of the world.

Misc Facts: She has a tiger named Regent (Rato in the Japanese, which is "tiger" spelled backwards).

Regina has never attended school.

Friends and Family: Regina is Russel Berry's daughter. She considers the rest of the circus her family. At the moment she's deciding between suitors.

Name Origin:
English: The origin of the name Regina is "princess" or "queen."

Japanese: Her stage name, Mirika, comes from TachiMI RIKA.

Background:

Moe is the circus' only clown, and has been with it as long as Russel. He is a witness in JFA case 3.

Personality: Moe is pretty much what you would expect from a clown. He has an overwhelming sense of humor and is constantly cracking jokes and making ridiculous puns. He has a great love for the circus and all its members. Underneath, however, Moe is not nearly as sheltered or naive as his comrades. He seems to have a better idea of what's really going on than the other circus members.

Misc Facts: The carrot seems to be a theme of his.

Friends and Family: Moe mentions having a daughter named Larina (who lives with her mother - possibly divorced?). I don't quite remember if that was mentioned in the Japanese version so I'll have to replay.

Name Origin:
English: His name is a reference to the Three Stooges (Larry, Moe, and Curly).

Japanese: There's apparently a famous comedy duo known as Tommy and Matsu.

French: Frisé simply means "curled". A "rizette" is a little smile.

Background: Moe has been with the circus most of his life, and was a witness in the accident six months prior to JFA.

One of the series' stranger characters, and a witness in JFA case 3.

Personality: Ben is always nervous, soft spoken, and hesitant to voice his opinions. He's almost entirely useless without his ventriloquist dummy, Trilo. Trilo, on the other hand, is loud, obnoxious, and often hits Ben.

Misc Facts: Trilo is in love with Regina and intends to marry her. Yes, even though he's a puppet. Trilo is also a tenor.

Friends and Family: The circus is Ben and Trilo's family.

Name Origin:
English: Ben and Trilo was taken off of the Japanese names, which were taken from "ventriloquist".

Japanese: Ben and Rilo comes from the word ventriloquism.

French: Michael's name is a simple pun ("Mais à quelle heure t'arrives?" means "When will you arrive ?"). Yvan Triloque comes from the French word for ventroliquist. He also goes by the nickname Mike.

Background: Not much is known about Ben and Trilo's history, other than they were present at the accident six months ago.

A former trapeze artist now in a wheelchair, and a witness in JFA case 3.

Personality: Despite his handicap Acro is kind, polite, and quietly optimistic about his own recovery. He also has a great love for the circus, and Mr. Berry, who he looks up to like a father. He has a fondness for animals.

Misc Facts: Acro has a monkey named Money (Rusa in the Japanese, which is the word for monkey spelled backwards), who likes to steal shiny or glittery things.

Friends and Family: Acro has a young brother named Bat. The two of them think of Mr. Berry as their father.

Name Origin: "Acro" comes from the first part of "acrobat" and is the same in both versions.

English: "Dingling" is probably a combination of "Ringling Bros" and "Dangling."

Japanese: Kinoshita is the name of a real Japanese circus.

French: His surname sounds similar to cloche, French for "bell," which may be a reference to "dingling."

Background: Acro and his brother were abandoned by their parents at a young age, and forced to fend for themselves. They were taken in and taught by Russel Berry, ringleader of the Berry Big Circus. Both boys looked up to him like a father, and trained hard to become skilled acrobats.

Acro's hospitalized brother, and a critical part of JFA case 3.

Personality: Unknown.

Misc Facts: None

Friends and Family: Bat is Acro's younger brother, and he looked up to Mr. Berry as a father. He was also in love with Regina.

Name Origin: "Bat" comes from the second part of the word "acrobat" and is the same in both versions.

English: "Dingling" is probably a combination of "Ringling Bros" and "dangling."

Japanese: Kinoshita is the name of a real Japanese circus.

French: His surname sounds similar to cloche, French for "bell," which may be a reference to "dingling."

Background: Like his brother, Bat was abandoned by his parents when they were young. He was taken in by Mr. Berry of the Berry Big Circus and raised to be a performer and acrobat.