Ace Attorney (NCU Potential Project Franchise)

Ace Attorney is a Japanese potential project franchise.
==Summary==
===Chapter 01: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney===
#The First Turnabout: In his first case as a defense attorney, Phoenix Wright, with the help of his mentor Mia Fey, defends Wright's childhood friend Larry Butz after he is accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend.
#Turnabout Sisters: Mia Fey is murdered and her younger sister, Maya, is accused of the crime. Wright must clear her name while facing the infamous Miles Edgeworth in court.
#Turnabout Samurai: Wright and Maya defend Will Powers, the star of a hit kids' T.V. show, on the charge of murdering the actor who played the villain.
#Turnabout Goodbyes: Edgeworth is accused of murder and Wright finds himself defending him against the legendary prosecutor Manfred von Karma and investigating the DL-6 Incident.
#Rise from the Ashes: Chief Prosecutor Lana Skye is accused of killing police detective Bruce Goodman. Although claiming to have done it, Wright agrees to take on her case nonetheless after being asked by Lana's younger sister Ema.
===Chapter 02: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All===
#The Lost Turnabout: Just before entering court to defend police officer Maggey Byrde on the charge of murdering her coworker and alleged boyfriend Dustin Prince, Phoenix Wright is struck on the head and contracts amnesia. Despite having no memory of who he is or how to do his job, Wright must battle his amnesia to acquit Byrde.
#Reunion, and Turnabout: Maya Fey is once again accused of murder, with the victim this time being a doctor who was with her in a sealed room in her home village while attempting to channel a former colleague of his. Wright again defends her, only to face Franziska von Karma, the whip-wielding daughter of Manfred von Karma, at the prosecutor's bench. While investigating Kurain Village, Wright learns more about the family of his assistant and meets Maya's little cousin Pearl Fey for the first time.
#Turnabout Big Top: Wright defends Max Galactica, a flamboyant magician accused of murdering the ringmaster of the circus where he works.
#Farewell, My Turnabout: As a television star is found murdered, Wright discovers that Maya has been kidnapped. The defense attorney finds his morality tested as an anonymous caller demands that he get the prime suspect a complete acquittal, or else...
===Chapter 03: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations===
#Turnabout Memories: Five years before the events of the rest of the chapter (with the exception of Turnabout Beginnings), a young college art student named Phoenix Wright is accused of murdering a pharmacy student called Doug Swallow at Ivy University. Still struggling with an undisclosed traumatic incident that occurred during her first trial a year before, rookie defense attorney Mia Fey takes on Wright's case, with Marvin Grossberg as her co-counsel, in what is only her second ever court trial. However, Fey soon meets a witness that she seems to already know during the trial...
#The Stolen Turnabout: When the Fey clan's Sacred Urn is suddenly stolen by the famous master thief Mask☆DeMasque during a Kurain Village exhibition at the Lordly Tailor department store, Wright soon finds himself defending the prime suspect: a quiet and nervous young man called Ron DeLite. Prosecuting the case is a strange, masked prosecutor called Godot, who for some reason appears to have a personal grudge against Wright. However, the case soon escalates when KB Security CEO Kane Bullard is found dead and DeLite was the last one to see him alive.
#Recipe for Turnabout: A furious Detective Dick Gumshoe confronts Wright after his shoddy defense work leads Maggey Byrde to be found guilty of murder. However, Wright has never worked or heard of the case, leading them to the conclusion that someone has been impersonating him. After managing to secure a retrial for Byrde's case, Wright pursues the truth behind the incident to bring his imposter to justice.
# Turnabout Beginnings: In a flashback to Mia Fey's first ever case, which was mentioned briefly in Turnabout Memories, Fey takes on the case of escaped convict Terry Fawles, who is accused of murdering police officer Valerie Hawthorne. Facing her at the prosecutor's bench is Miles Edgeworth, for which this is also his first court trial.
#Bridge to the Turnabout: Wright, Maya Fey, and Pearl Fey take a trip to Hazakura Temple, a location with strong ties to the Fey clan. However, events soon spiral out of control, with Maya going missing, Wright falling from a bridge into a raging river far below while trying to reach her, and the children's author Elise Deauxnim found dead on the temple grounds. After assistance from an unexpected ally, Wright pursues the truth of a case that is tied into the very heart of the Fey clan.
===Chapter 04: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney===
#Turnabout Trump: For his first trial, Apollo Justice (assisted by Kristoph Gavin) must defend the disbarred Phoenix Wright on the charge of murdering a drifter called Shadi Smith in a poker game.
#Turnabout Corner: After joining the Wright Anything Agency, Justice is soon put to work investigating three seemingly unconnected petty crimes that are soon revealed to be tied together by a murder. When Justice takes the defendant's case, he faces Klavier Gavin at the prosecutor's bench.
#Turnabout Serenade: After a murder at a Gavinners concert, Justice finds himself defending the Borginian pianist Machi Tobaye for the crime.
#Turnabout Succession: The case that caused Phoenix Wright's disbarment and another case involving a murdered artist must be solved to reveal the truth behind them both.
===Chapter 05: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth===
#Turnabout Visitor: A murder occurs in Miles Edgeworth's office upon his return from working abroad that he must now investigate.
#Turnabout Airlines: While on a plane home, Edgeworth is accused of a murder and must find the real culprit in order to clear his name.
#The Kidnapped Turnabout: While delivering ransom for a kidnapping, Edgeworth finds himself wrapped up in another murder as he meets a rival investigator and an old friend from his past.
#Turnabout Reminiscence: Seven years before the other episodes, Edgeworth's first ever court trial is interrupted by the discovery of the corpses of the previous prosecutor and the defendant, seemingly killed by one another. While investigating with Franziska von Karma, Edgeworth has his first encounters with Dick Gumshoe, Kay Faraday, and an infamous thief known only as the "Yatagarasu".
#Turnabout Ablaze: A fire and double homicide at a foreign embassy leads Edgeworth, Gumshoe, Faraday, von Karma, and Shi-Long Lang to a final showdown with the Yatagarasu and the resolution of a greater conspiracy linking the previous four cases.
===Chapter 06: Ace Attorney Investigations II: Prosecutor's Gambit===
#Turnabout Trigger: An assassination attempt on a foreign country's president leads to the death of one of his bodyguards. Edgeworth is sent in to investigate the incident.
#The Captive Turnabout: The murder of the previous case's culprit in jail leads Edgeworth to investigate as he first comes under fire by the Committee for Prosecutorial Excellence.
#Turnabout Legacy: Edgeworth gets mixed up in an incident that is connected to his father's final case before his death 18 years ago. Parts of this episode are played from his father's perspective.
#A Turnabout Forsaken: An amnesiac is accused of murder after being kidnapped, and Edgeworth is forced to make a life-altering decision.
#Turnabout for the Ages: A murder and a kidnapping lead to the resolution of a case from 12 years prior, which allows Edgeworth to uncover the mastermind behind the game's events.
==Characters==
===Chapters 01 to 03===
Japanese Voice 	English Voice 	Character 	Description (Chapter 01: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney) 	Description (Chapter 02: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All) 	Description (Chapter 03: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations)
Takayuki Kondo 	Sam Riegel 	Phoenix Wright 	A rookie defense attorney and the head of the Wright & Co. Law Offices. 	The head of the Wright & Co. Law Offices. 	The head of the Wright & Co. Law Offices.
Sayaka Ohara 	Christina Katano	Mia Fey 	The head of the Fey & Co. Law Offices and Phoenix's mentor. 	Phoenix's deceased mentor and Maya's older sister. 	Phoenix's deceased mentor and Maya's older sister.
Masaya Onasaka 	Josh Martin 	Larry Butz 	Phoenix's unlucky best friend. 	[N/A] 	Phoenix's unlucky best friend.
Bunmei Tobayama 	Dave B. Mitchell	Judge 	The unnamed honorable judge. 	The unnamed honorable judge. 	The unnamed honorable judge.
Kou Hamasaki 	David Crislip 	Winston Payne 	A prosecutor often called the "Rookie Killer" due to his tendency to defeat novice defense attorneys. 	A prosecutor often called the "Rookie Killer" due to his tendency to defeat novice defense attorneys. 	A prosecutor often called the "Rookie Killer" due to his tendency to defeat novice defense attorneys.
Chie Nakamura 	? 	Cindy Stone 	A murdered model and Larry's girlfriend. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Shinya Takahashi 	Ben Phillips 	Frank Sahwit 	A mere door-to-door newspaper salesman. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Satomi Hanamura 	Abby Trott 	Maya Fey 	A spirit medium-in-training and Mia's younger sister. 	A spirit medium-in-training and Phoenix's assistant. 	A spirit medium-in-training and Phoenix's assistant.
Koji Ishii 	Bryan Massey 	Dick Gumshoe 	The bumbling homicide detective of the LAPD. 	The bumbling homicide detective of the LAPD. 	The bumbling homicide detective of the LAPD.
Mariko Honda 	Jeannie Tirado 	April May 	A secretary at Bluecorp. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Ryou Sugisaki 	Phil Parsons 	Marvin Grossberg 	A veteran defense attorney and the head of Grossberg Law Offices. 	[N/A] 	Mia's mentor and the head of Grossberg Law Offices.
? 	? 	Bellboy 	An unnamed bellboy who worked at the Gatewater Hotel across from Phoenix Wright's office. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Eiji Takemoto 	Kyle Hebert 	Miles Edgeworth 	A Chief Prosecutor of the prosecutor's office. 	A Chief Prosecutor of the prosecutor's office. 	A Chief Prosecutor of the prosecutor's office.
Hiromichi Tezuka 	Larry Brantley 	Redd White 	The chief executive officer of the information-gathering company Bluecorp. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Shota Yamamoto 	Chris Rager 	Will Powers 	An actor best known for playing the titular role in The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo. 	An actor best known for playing the titular role in The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo. 	[N/A]
? 	Philip Annarella	Jack Hammer 	A once-famous action star who played the Evil Magistrate, the main villain in the Global Studios show The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo, until his death.	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Yoshiko Iseki 	Anastasia Munoz 	Wendy Oldbag 	A talkative old woman who works as a security guard for Global Studios. 	A talkative old woman who works as a security guard for the Hero of Heroes Grand Prix. 	A talkative old woman who works as a security guard at KB Security.
? 	? 	Penny Nichols 	A part-time assistant at Global Studios in charge of props. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Masato Nishino 	Tyler Walker 	Sal Manella 	A director at Global Studios best known for directing the TV show The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Shizuka Ishigami 	Kara Edwards 	Cody Hackins 	A fanboy of The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo that idolized its main character, the Steel Samurai. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Yurika Hino 	Janelle Lutz 	Dee Vasquez 	The high-ranking producer of The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo as well as other shows produced by Global Studios. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Reiko Takagi 	Whitney Rogers 	Lotta Hart 	A fiery-tempered photographer. 	A fiery-tempered photographer. 	[N/A]
Masakazu Sugimori 	Brandon Gay 	Manfred von Karma 	A renowned prosecutor who went undefeated for 40 years and Miles' mentor. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	Heather Walker 	Polly 	A pet parrot who lived in the caretaker's shack at Gourd Lake alongside her owner. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Ryunosuke Watanuki 	Anthony Bowling 	Gregory Edgeworth 	A renowned veteran defense attorney, the head of the Edgeworth and Co. Law Offices, and the father of Miles Edgeworth. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Eisuke Sasai 	Blake Shepard 	Robert Hammond 	A murdered defense attorney formerly employed at the law offices of Marvin Grossberg. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
R. Bruce Elliott 	Takehiro Hasu 	Yanni Yogi 	A bailiff at the District Court, perhaps best known as the prime suspect in the DL-6 Incident. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Marina Inoue 	Erica Lindbeck 	Ema Skye 	Lana's scientific younger sister. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Lana Skye 	The head prosecutor of Los Angeles. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Angel Starr 	A boxed lunch vendor who was previously a police detective known as the "Cough-Up Queen", in reference to her ability to get people to "cough-up" information. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Mike Meekins 	A clumsy and excitable police officer. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Jake Marshall 	A cowboy-obsessed patrol officer with the Los Angeles Police Department. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Bruce Goodman 	The head detective in the SL-9 Incident; he was killed when he tried to reopen the case two years later. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Damon Gant 	The eccentric District Chief of Police of the Los Angeles district police department. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Joe Darke 	A businessman who killed several people in 2015 in an incident known as the SL-9 Incident. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Neil Marshall 	Jake Marshall's younger brother and the final victim in the SL-9 Incident. 	[N/A] 	[N/A]
Yoshiko Ikuta 	Dawn M. Bennett 	Maggey Byrde 	[N/A] 	A police officer with terrible luck. 	A former police officer turned Trés Bien waitress.
? 	? 	Dustin Prince 	[N/A] 	A police officer at the police department and Maggey's boyfriend who was killed on his own birthday. 	[N/A]
Daisuke Kishio 	Ricco Fajardo 	Richard Wellington 	[N/A] 	A self-proclaimed "Drifting Virtuoso" who was looking for the "right" university. 	[N/A]
Naoya Nosaka 	Chuck Huber 	Turner Grey 	[N/A] 	Grey Surgical Clinic's doctor and director. 	[N/A]
Miyuki Sahaku 	Alexis Tipton 	Pearl Fey 	[N/A] 	A member of a branch family of the Fey clan and Maya's younger cousin. 	A member of a branch family of the Fey clan and Maya's younger cousin.
Shukuko Tsugawa 	Stephanie Young 	Morgan Fey 	[N/A] 	The head of a Fey clan branch family, and the mother of Pearl Fey. 	The former head of a Fey clan branch family, and the mother of Pearl Fey.
Natsue Hasamoto 	Mikaela Krantz 	Ini Miney 	[N/A] 	A college student who was studying parapsychology. 	[N/A]
Yukari Suwabe 	Janet Hsu 	Franziska von Karma	[N/A] 	A prosecuting attorney and the daughter of the late veteran prosecutor Manfred von Karma. 	A prosecuting attorney and the daughter of the late veteran prosecutor Manfred von Karma.
? 	? 	Hickfield 	[N/A] 	The self-proclaimed director of the Hotti Clinic under the moniker "Director Hotti". 	[N/A]
Natsue Hasamoto 	Mikaela Krantz 	Mimi Miney 	[N/A] 	A nurse at the Grey Surgical Clinic working under Turner Grey, until she was involved in a car accident in 2016. 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Ami Fey 	[N/A] 	The founder of the Fey clan and the inventor of the Kurain Channeling Technique, which uses spiritual powers to communicate with the dead. 	[N/A]
Shinya Hamazoe 	Aaron Roberts 	Max Galactica 	[N/A] 	A stage magician and the most well-known performer at the Berry Big Circus. 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Regent 	[N/A] 	The Berry Big Circus's resident tiger. 	[N/A]
Yo Taichi 	Jad Saxton 	Regina Berry 	[N/A] 	The naive daughter of the late Berry Big Circus ringmaster Russell Berry that works as an animal tamer at the circus alongside Regent the tiger and, until his death, Léon the lion.	[N/A]
Kenta Sasa 	Bradley Campbell	Russell Berry 	[N/A] 	The owner and ringmaster of Berry Big Circus from its opening until his death in 2017. 	[N/A]
Yutaka Furukawa 	Jeff Johnson 	Benjamin Woodman 	[N/A] 	A ventriloquist at the Berry Big Circus. 	[N/A]
Yutaka Furukawa 	Jeff Johnson 	Trilo Quist 	[N/A] 	A ventriloquist's puppet belonging to Benjamin Woodman. 	[N/A]
Takeshi Uchida 	Sonny Strait 	Moe 	[N/A] 	A circus clown at Berry Big Circus. 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Money 	[N/A] 	A monkey performing at the Berry Big Circus who is unnaturally strong. 	[N/A]
Takayuki Nakatsukasa	Clifford Chapin 	Acro 	[N/A] 	An acrobat whose legs were paralyzed during an accident six months prior to the murder of Russell Berry and the trial of Max Galactica. 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Leon 	[N/A] 	A lion at the Berry Big Circus until his death. 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Bat 	[N/A] 	An acrobat at the Berry Big Circus and Acro's younger brother who fell into a comatose state after an accident six months prior to Russell Berry's murder. 	[N/A]
? 	? 	Juan Corrida 	[N/A] 	A young action star who starred as the titular character in the Worldwide Studios show Jammin' Ninja until his death. 	[N/A]
Yasuaki Takumi 	Dave Trosko 	Matt Engarde 	[N/A] 	An action star who played the titular character in Global Studios' The Nickel Samurai. 	[N/A]
Ayaka Asai 	Mallorie Rodak 	Adrian Andrews 	[N/A] 	A business manager who managed the actor Matt Engarde. 	The director in charge of the Kurain Village exhibit at Lordly Tailor.
? 	? 	Celeste Inpax 	[N/A] 	Adrian Andrews' mentor, former lover to Matt Engarde, and Juan Corrida's fiancée. 	[N/A]
Wataru Yokojima 	Marcus Stimac 	Shelley de Killer 	[N/A] 	The third heir to a line of assassins known as "de Killer" that first became known in the early 20th century. 	[N/A]
Junya Enoki 	Blake McNamara 	Doug Swallow 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A pharmacology student at Ivy University and former boyfriend of Dahlia Hawthorne that was murdered on campus in 2014.
Rina Sato 	Dani Chambers 	Dahlia Hawthorne 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A student at Ivy University and ex-girlfriend of Phoenix Wright.
Toshihiko Seki 	Ian Sinclair 	Luke Atmey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	An egotistical self-styled "Ace Detective".
Koutaro Nishiyama 	Justin Pate 	Ron DeLite 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	An over-excitable young man who is accused of being the infamous thief Mask☆DeMasque.
Yuka Keicho 	Jamie Marchi 	Desiree DeLite 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The motorcycle enthusiast and shopaholic wife of Ron DeLite.
Hideki Kamiya 	James C. Wilson 	Godot 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The mysterious coffee-loving prosecutor.
? 	? 	Kane Bullard 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The CEO of KB Security until his murder.
Ben Hiura 	Kyle Phillips 	Brother Judge 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The unnamed younger brother of the unnamed honorable judge.
Fukushu Ochiai 	J. Michael Tatum	Jean Armstrong 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The effeminate proprietor and chef of the restaurant Trés Bien.
Kosuke Onishi 	Tyler Walker 	Glen Elg 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A deceased computer programmer working for Blue Screens, Inc.
Jin Urayama 	Greg Dulcie 	Victor Kudo 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	An old man who comes from a long line of kimono embroiderers.
? 	? 	Lisa Basil 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The almost-robotic head of Blue Screens, Inc.
Saori Hayami 	Madeleine Morris	Viola Cadaverini 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The beloved granddaughter of the infamous mob boss Bruto Cadaverini and assistant to the loan shark and owner of Tender Lender, Furio Tigre.
Satoshi Mikami 	Sam Riegel 	Furio Tigre 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The owner of a loan shop called Tender Lender, along with his assistant "Violetta".
? 	? 	Bruto Cadaverini 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A powerful mob boss and Viola's grandfather.
Kenichirou Matsuda 	Kyle Hebert 	Terry Fawles 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A felon who was sentenced to death for the murder of Dahlia Hawthorne, then tried for the murder of Valerie Hawthorne five years later.
Fumie Mizusawa 	Brianna Roberts 	Valerie Hawthorne 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A veteran police officer who was murdered after Terry Fawles broke out of prison.
Rinko Hayashi 	Cynthia Cranz 	Bikini 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	Ahe loud, motherly, and quirky head nun of Hazakura Temple who takes care of acolytes undergoing training there; she is part of one of the Fey clan branch families whose duty is to protect the Master of the Kurain Channeling Technique.
Kaori Nakamura 	Terri Doty 	Misty Fey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The Master of the Kurain Channeling Technique and head of the Fey clan, as well as Maya's mother.
Rina Sato 	Dani Chambers 	Iris 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A shrine maiden at Hazakura Temple and Dahlia's twin sister.
===Chapters 04 and Onward ===
Japanese Voice 	English Voice 	Character 	Description (Chapter 04: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney) 	Description (Chapter 05: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth) 	Description (Chapter 06: Ace Attorney Investigations II: Prosecutor's Gambit)
Takayuki Kondo 	Sam Riegel 	Phoenix Wright 	The head of the Wright & Co. Law Offices. 	The head of the Wright & Co. Law Offices. He is seen on a boat with Maya and Pearl near Wild, Wild West. 	
Sayaka Ohara 	Christina Katano	Mia Fey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Masaya Onasaka 	Josh Martin 	Larry Butz 	[N/A] 	A Steel Samurai stage show actor. 	
Bunmei Tobayama 	Dave B. Mitchell	Judge 	The unnamed honorable judge. 	The unnamed honorable judge. 	
Kou Hamasaki 	David Crislip 	Winston Payne 	A prosecutor often called the "Rookie Killer" due to his tendency to defeat novice defense attorneys. 	A prosecutor often called the "Rookie Killer" due to his tendency to defeat novice defense attorneys. He is seen on the 12th Floor Hallway of the Prosecutor's Building when the police were investigating the murder of detective Buddy Faith. 	A prosecutor often called the "Rookie Killer" due to his tendency to defeat novice defense attorneys. He was present in the audience when the assassination attempt on Di-Jun Wang was made during the latter's speech.
Chie Nakamura 	? 	Cindy Stone 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Shinya Takahashi 	Ben Phillips 	Frank Sahwit 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Satomi Hanamura 	Abby Trott 	Maya Fey 	[N/A] 	A spirit medium-in-training and Phoenix's assistant. He is seen on a boat with Phoenix and Pearl near Wild, Wild West. 	
Koji Ishii 	Bryan Massey 	Dick Gumshoe 	The bumbling homicide detective of the LAPD. 	The bumbling homicide detective of the LAPD. 	The bumbling homicide detective of the LAPD.
Mariko Honda 	Jeannie Tirado 	April May 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Ryou Sugisaki 	Phil Parsons 	Marvin Grossberg 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Bellboy 	[N/A] 	An assumed Proto Badger actor at Gatewater Land. 	
Eiji Takemoto 	Kyle Hebert 	Miles Edgeworth 	[N/A] 	A Chief Prosecutor of the prosecutor's office. 	A Chief Prosecutor of the prosecutor's office.
Hiromichi Tezuka 	Larry Brantley 	Redd White 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Shota Yamamoto 	Chris Rager 	Will Powers 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	Philip Annarella	Jack Hammer 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yoshiko Iseki 	Anastasia Munoz 	Wendy Oldbag 	[N/A] 	An entertainer dressed as the Pink Badger at Gatewater Land. 	
? 	? 	Penny Nichols 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Masato Nishino 	Tyler Walker 	Sal Manella 	[N/A] 	A director at Global Studios best known for directing the TV show The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo and creating its sequel, The Pink Princess: Warrior of Little Olde Tokyo. He is seen at Hope Springs Airport happily eating some food and talking to himself about his next television show, including plans for a Steel Samurai film.	
Shizuka Ishigami 	Kara Edwards 	Cody Hackins 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yurika Hino 	Janelle Lutz 	Dee Vasquez 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Reiko Takagi 	Whitney Rogers 	Lotta Hart 	[N/A] 	A fiery-tempered photographer. She is seen during a Steel Samurai show at Theatrum Neutralis. 	
Masakazu Sugimori 	Brandon Gay 	Manfred von Karma 	[N/A] 	Miles' deceased mentor and adopted father. He only appears in Turnabout Reminiscence. 	
? 	Heather Walker 	Polly 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Ryunosuke Watanuki 	Anthony Bowling 	Gregory Edgeworth 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Eisuke Sasai 	Blake Shepard 	Robert Hammond 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
R. Bruce Elliott 	Takehiro Hasu 	Yanni Yogi 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Marina Inoue 	Erica Lindbeck 	Ema Skye 	A forensics scientist with the Los Angeles Criminal Affairs Department. 	An aspiring forensics scientist. 	
? 	? 	Lana Skye 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Angel Starr 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Mike Meekins 	A clumsy and excitable police officer. 	A clumsy and excitable police officer. 	
? 	? 	Jake Marshall 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Bruce Goodman 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Damon Gant 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Joe Darke 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Neil Marshall 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yoshiko Ikuta 	Dawn M. Bennett 	Maggey Byrde 	[N/A] 	A security guard in the Prosecutor's Building. 	
? 	? 	Dustin Prince 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Daisuke Kishio 	Ricco Fajardo 	Richard Wellington 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Naoya Nosaka 	Chuck Huber 	Turner Grey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Miyuki Sahaku 	Alexis Tipton 	Pearl Fey 	[N/A] 	A member of a branch family of the Fey clan and Maya's younger cousin. He is seen on a boat with Maya and Phoenix near Wild, Wild West. 	
Shukuko Tsugawa 	Stephanie Young 	Morgan Fey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Natsue Hasamoto 	Mikaela Krantz 	Ini Miney 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yukari Suwabe 	Janet Hsu 	Franziska von Karma	[N/A] 	A prosecuting attorney and the daughter of the late veteran prosecutor Manfred von Karma. 	
? 	? 	Hickfield 	The self-proclaimed director of the Hickfield Clinic. 	[N/A] 	
Natsue Hasamoto 	Mikaela Krantz 	Mimi Miney 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Ami Fey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Shinya Hamazoe 	Aaron Roberts 	Max Galactica 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Regent 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yo Taichi 	Jad Saxton 	Regina Berry 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Kenta Sasa 	Bradley Campbell	Russell Berry 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yutaka Furukawa 	Jeff Johnson 	Benjamin Woodman 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yutaka Furukawa 	Jeff Johnson 	Trilo Quist 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Takeshi Uchida 	Sonny Strait 	Moe 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Money 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Takayuki Nakatsukasa	Clifford Chapin 	Acro 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Leon 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Bat 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Juan Corrida 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yasuaki Takumi 	Dave Trosko 	Matt Engarde 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Ayaka Asai 	Mallorie Rodak 	Adrian Andrews 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Celeste Inpax 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Wataru Yokojima 	Marcus Stimac 	Shelley de Killer 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The third heir to a line of assassins known as "de Killer" that first became known in the early 20th century. He attempted to assassinate Di-Jun Wang as "John Doe", a simple ice cream man.
Junya Enoki 	Blake McNamara 	Doug Swallow 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Rina Sato 	Dani Chambers 	Dahlia Hawthorne 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Toshihiko Seki 	Ian Sinclair 	Luke Atmey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Koutaro Nishiyama 	Justin Pate 	Ron DeLite 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Yuka Keicho 	Jamie Marchi 	Desiree DeLite 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Hideki Kamiya 	James C. Wilson 	Godot 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Kane Bullard 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Ben Hiura 	Kyle Phillips 	Brother Judge 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Fukushu Ochiai 	J. Michael Tatum	Jean Armstrong 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Kosuke Onishi 	Tyler Walker 	Glen Elg 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Jin Urayama 	Greg Dulcie 	Victor Kudo 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Lisa Basil 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Saori Hayami 	Madeleine Morris	Viola Cadaverini 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Satoshi Mikami 	Sam Riegel 	Furio Tigre 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Bruto Cadaverini 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Kenichirou Matsuda 	Kyle Hebert 	Terry Fawles 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Fumie Mizusawa 	Brianna Roberts 	Valerie Hawthorne 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Rinko Hayashi 	Cynthia Cranz 	Bikini 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Kaori Nakamura 	Terri Doty 	Misty Fey 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Rina Sato 	Dani Chambers 	Iris 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	
Kenn 	Orion Acaba 	Apollo Justice 	A rookie defense attorney of the Wright Anything Agency. 	[N/A] 	
Ryoji Yamamoto 	Andrew Alfonso 	Kristoph Gavin 	A renowned defense attorney with his own law firm Gavin Law Offices, and the boss and mentor of Apollo Justice. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Zak Gramarye 	A deceased member of the famous magician group Troupe Gramarye. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Olga Orly 	A con artist masquerading as a Russian waitress at the Borscht Bowl Club. 	[N/A] 	
Chieko Higuchi 	Kira Buckland 	Trucy Wright 	A professional stage magician at the Wright Anything Agency and Zak's daughter. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Guy Eldoon 	A noodle vendor and former surgeon who comes from a long line of noodle vendors. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Plum Kitaki 	The wife of Winfred Kitaki, the head of the Kitaki family, which was once a Yakuza-style mob family. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Alita Tiala 	The fiancée of Wocky Kitaki. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Wocky Kitaki 	The heir of the Kitakis, a family of feared gangsters. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Pal Meraktis 	A doctor who ran the Meraktis Clinic until he was killed as a result of a malpractice incident. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Winfred Kitaki 	The father of Wocky Kitaki and the fourth and current leader of the Kitaki family. 	[N/A] 	
Toshiyuki Kusuda 	Yuri Lowenthal 	Klavier Gavin 	A prosecutor and the younger brother of Apollo Justice's former mentor, Kristoph Gavin, as well as the lead vocalist and guitarist of his own rock band, the Gavinners.	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Wesley Stickler 	A science student at Ivy University who was a witness in the murder of Pal Meraktis. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Romein LeTouse 	Lamiroir's murdered manager. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Lamiroir 	A famous singer from Borginia and mother of Apollo and Trucy. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Daryan Crescend 	The second guitarist of the Gavinners, and a detective for the international division of the Criminal Affairs Department. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Machi Tobaye 	A Borginian pianist best known for performing alongside the singer Lamiroir. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Valant Gramarye 	The stage name of a highly prolific magician who was a member of Troupe Gramarye, a famous group of magicians. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Vera Misham 	Drew's daughter. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Spark Brushel 	A mint-breathed freelance reporter and licensed notary who is always looking for his next big scoop. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Drew Misham 	A murdered picture book illustrator who sold forged paintings on the black market, made by his daughter, Vera. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Magnifi Gramarye 	The late founding member of Troupe Gramarye, a group of stage magicians. 	[N/A] 	
? 	? 	Buddy Faith 	[N/A] 	A detective whose body was found in Room 1202 of the Prosecutor's Building. 	
Yuki Furukawa 	Miguel E. Corti 	Jacques Portsman 	[N/A] 	A prosecutor prodigy who was in charge of the investigation into a murder that occurred in Miles Edgeworth's office. 	
? 	? 	Rhoda Teneiro 	[N/A] 	A chief flight attendant working for GoYou Airlines. 	
? 	? 	Akbey Hicks 	[N/A] 	A murdered Borginian Interpol agent. 	
? 	? 	Zinc Lablanc 	[N/A] 	A Borginian art dealer. 	
? 	? 	Cammy Meele 	[N/A] 	A sleepy flight attendant who was aboard GoYou Airlines Flight G-390. 	
Ayumi Fujimura 	? 	Kay Faraday 	[N/A] 	The second Yatagarasu, a self-proclaimed "Great Thief" who "steals" the truth. 	The second Yatagarasu, a self-proclaimed "Great Thief" who "steals" the truth.
Kenta Miyake 	Peter Fabiano 	Shi-Long Lang 	[N/A] 	An elite investigator who has the highest successful arrest rate out of all Interpol agents. 	
? 	? 	Ernest Amano 	[N/A] 	The owner of the Amano Group and father of the kidnapped Lance Amano. 	
? 	? 	Colin Devorae 	[N/A] 	The deceased tutor of Lance Amano. 	
? 	? 	Lauren Paups 	[N/A] 	Colin's daughter. 	
? 	? 	Lance Amano 	[N/A] 	The son of Ernest Amano and the victim of a staged kidnapping. 	
Yuki Nakamura 	Kaori Funakoshi 	Shih-na 	[N/A] 	An Interpol agent acting as a secretary for Shi-Long Lang. 	
? 	? 	Byrne Faraday 	[N/A] 	A murdered prosecutor and Kay's father. 	
? 	? 	Deid Mann 	[N/A] 	An assassinated staff member of the Cohdopian Embassy in the United States 	
? 	? 	Mack Rell 	[N/A] 	The assassinated defendant in the murder of Deid Mann at the Cohdopian Embassy. 	
? 	? 	Cece Yew 	[N/A] 	An Amano Group employee and the victim of the KG-8 Incident. 	
Hikaru Aizuki 	? 	Tyrell Badd 	[N/A] 	A homicide detective in charge of the various investigations of the "Great Thief" known as the Yatagarasu. 	
? 	? 	Manny Coachen 	[N/A] 	The secretary to Colias Palaeno, the Babahlese ambassador to the United States 	
? 	? 	Colias Palaeno 	[N/A] 	The Babahlese ambassador to the United States. 	
? 	Jon Airhart 	Quercus Alba 	[N/A] 	The Ambassador of Allebahst in the United States. 	
? 	? 	Ka-Shi Nou 	[N/A] 	The self-declared Mask☆DeMasque II until his death in a double murder. 	
? 	? 	Missile 	[N/A] 	A Shiba Inu breed K-9 police dog with the Los Angeles Police Department. 	
? 	? 	Di-Jun Wang 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The President of Zheng Fa for many years.
? 	? 	Tabby Lloyd 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	A young reporter who is the protégé of Lotta Hart.
Tatsuro Iwamoto 	? 	Bronco Knight 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The revolver-toting second-in-command of Zheng Fa president Di-Jun Wang's hired personal bodyguards.
? 	? 	Bastian Rook 	[N/A] 	[N/A] 	The murdered head bodyguard of Zheng Fa President Di-Jun Wang's contingent during his visit to the United States in 2019.
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==Plot Elements ==
=== Chapter 01: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney=== 
*The First Turnabout: Phoenix Wright, a newly hired defense attorney at the Fey & Co. law firm, agrees to represent his childhood friend Larry Butz, who has been charged with the murder of his girlfriend. With the help of his boss and mentor, Mia Fey, Phoenix proves that Frank Sahwit, the prosecution's star witness, is the real murderer.
*Turnabout Sisters: Mia is killed in her office shortly thereafter, and her younger sister Maya, a spirit medium in training, is arrested after the police find her name written on a note in Mia's blood. Phoenix takes her case, facing off against Miles Edgeworth, a skilled prosecutor Phoenix knows from childhood. Phoenix manages to identify Redd White, a professional blackmailer, as the real killer, only to find himself charged with the killing instead. Representing himself, Phoenix works with Maya, who uses her medium powers to channel Mia's spirit, and the two expose White in court and get justice for Mia. In gratitude, Maya becomes Phoenix's assistant as he takes over the law firm.
*Turnabout Samurai: His reputation established, Phoenix takes on another case, this time defending Will Powers, the lead actor in the Steel Samurai children's TV show, against accusations that he killed his co-star, Jack Hammer. It is revealed that Dee Vasquez, the show's producer, committed the murder in self-defense after Hammer tried to kill her and frame Powers for her death.
* Turnabout Goodbyes: On Christmas, Edgeworth is arrested for the murder of attorney Robert Hammond. After relenting for Phoenix's help after an initial refusal, Wright faces Edgeworth's mentor Manfred von Karma, who has not lost a single case in his forty-year career. Phoenix discovers that former bailiff Yanni Yogi shot Hammond with a gun provided by von Karma. Fifteen years earlier, Edgeworth's defense attorney father Gregory ruined von Karma's spotless record when he convinced a judge to penalize Karma for misconduct. Unable to deal with a blemish on his legacy, Karma murdered Gregory in cold blood, deceiving Miles into believing he was responsible. At the same time, Yogi was publicly blamed and convinced by Hammond, his attorney, to fake insanity, which got him acquitted of all charges at the cost of his social standing, leaving the case unsolved till that very day. Von Karma suffers a breakdown in court and confesses to the cover-up and Gregory's murder, and Edgeworth is released. Following the trial, Phoenix explains that Edgeworth motivated him to become an attorney after he defended Phoenix from a false theft accusation as children, to which Larry admits he was the true culprit. However, Edgeworth decided to become von Karma's pupil following his father's murder after being motivated by his hatred of criminals. Edgeworth decides to rethink whether or not he should resume his previous duties. Meanwhile, Maya returns to her home village to finish her spirit medium training.
*Rise from the Ashes: Phoenix is hired by teenager Ema Skye to defend her sister Lana, the head of the prosecutor's office, who is accused of murdering detective Bruce Goodman. Together with Ema, Phoenix traces the origins of the murder to an incident two years prior, when serial killer Joe Darke allegedly murdered prosecutor Neil Marshall while trying to escape custody, but also discovers a piece of evidence that implicates Ema as Marshall's killer. Police Chief Damon Gant attempts to force Phoenix into exposing Ema's guilt, but Phoenix tricks him into revealing that he actually murdered Marshall and tampered with the evidence to frame Ema so that he could blackmail Lana into doing his bidding; Gant subsequently confesses that he killed Goodman after he requested that the Joe Darke case be reopened and forced Lana to take the fall. Though Lana is cleared of murder charges, she agrees to resign from her post and face judgment as Gant's accomplice. With Ema being sent to Europe to continue training as a forensic investigator, Phoenix looks forward to continuing his career defending the innocent.
===Chapter 02: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All=== 
*The Lost Turnabout: Phoenix Wright is hired by policewoman Maggey Byrde, who is accused of murdering her boyfriend. However, he is attacked with a fire extinguisher before the trial and suffers amnesia as a result. Gradually regaining his memory during the trial, Phoenix exposes Richard Wellington, a con artist testifying for the prosecution, as the true murderer and Phoenix's attacker, saving Maggey.
*Reunion, and Turnabout: Before Maggey's trial, Dr. Turner Grey, a private surgeon who lost his reputation due to alleged malpractice that resulted in the death of several patients, requests Phoenix's help in contacting Maya Fey, Phoenix's former assistant who had gone home to Kurain Village to finish her spirit medium training. While performing a spirit channeling on Grey's behalf, Maya apparently kills him under the influence of the channeled spirit. Forced to once again defend her in court, Phoenix faces prosecutor Franziska von Karma, the daughter of his old enemy Manfred von Karma and the foster sister of his old friend Miles Edgeworth, who is presumed to have committed suicide. Teaming up with Maya and her young cousin Pearl, Phoenix uncovers a conspiracy between Mimi Miney, a disgruntled nurse who was the true culprit of the malpractice incident and had been posing as her deceased sister Ini, and Pearl's mother Morgan Fey, who held a deep hatred of Maya's mother Misty Fey. The two plotted to kill Grey and frame Maya, ruining her chances of succeeding her mother as spiritual leader of Kurain, and replace her as successor with Pearl. When Miney publicly confesses to the murder and her real identity, Morgan is sentenced to solitary confinement for her crimes, and Phoenix decides to take Pearl in as one of his assistants.
*Turnabout Big Top: Later, circus magician Maximillion Galactica is accused of murdering his employer Russell Berry in a dispute. Despite Franziska's interference, Phoenix and his team prove that Acro, one of Max's fellow performers, framed him after mistakenly killing Berry, having intended to kill Berry's daughter in revenge for an incident that left his brother comatose.
*Farewell, My Turnabout: During a party, Maya is kidnapped by assassin Shelly de Killer, who threatens to kill her if Phoenix does not win an acquittal for actor Matt Engarde, who has been arrested for killing his rival, Juan Corrida. As a "present", de Killer stages an assassination attempt on Franziska by shooting her, rendering her unable to act as prosecutor. At the last second, Edgeworth arrives and steps in to replace her. While in court, Phoenix points to evidence that proves that Engarde's manager, Adrian Andrews, planted evidence to frame Engarde, suggesting that she is Corrida's murderer. However, Phoenix is horrified to later discover that Engarde is actually a cruel psychopath, who admits to hiring de Killer to assassinate Juan to prevent him and Andrews from revealing a scandal that would have destroyed Engarde's reputation. As a result, Phoenix becomes increasingly pressured over deciding whether to convict Engarde at the cost of Maya's life, or acquit him and let Andrews take the fall for his crime. With help from Edgeworth and evidence obtained by Franziska, Phoenix reveals to de Killer that Engarde betrayed his trust and planned to blackmail him with hidden camera footage of the murder. Furious, de Killer cancels his contract with Engarde and declares him his next target; fearing for his life, Engarde pleads guilty and is convicted of Juan's murder. As thanks for Phoenix revealing Engarde's betrayal, de Killer releases Maya, who reunites with Phoenix, Pearl and the others. Edgeworth explains that his absence was spent soul-searching for "the answer" as to what it means to be a prosecutor, and he and Phoenix reconcile, while Franziska pledges to renounce her profession in disgrace. Edgeworth confronts her at the airport, where Franziska breaks down and admits her jealousy of Edgeworth and desire to prove herself superior to him, but now feels that she cannot with such huge losses on her record. Recognizing that she needs to find the same answers he did, she returns to her native Germany.
===Chapter 03: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations=== 
*Turnabout Memories: Months after Mia Fey's first trial, Phoenix Wright is charged with the murder of his classmate Doug Swallow. Mia, acting as his lawyer, exposes Phoenix's girlfriend Dahlia Hawthorne as Swallow's killer and Diego Armando's assailant, who was planning to kill Phoenix as well. For her efforts, Dahlia is arrested, convicted, and sentenced to death. Phoenix, who was already planning on changing majors to study law, asks Mia to be his mentor.
*The Stolen Turnabout: Five years later, Phoenix represents thief Ron DeLite in court, facing off against the mysterious prosecutor Godot. Although Phoenix indicts corrupt private investigator Luke Atmey as the criminal and is able to get Ron acquitted, Ron is subsequently arrested for the murder of his former boss, based on evidence Phoenix presented in his defense. At the last second, Phoenix manages to identify Atmey as the true culprit, having realized Atmey framed Ron so he could use double jeopardy to escape punishment.
* Recipe for Turnabout: Months later, Phoenix is informed he supposedly failed to properly defend former client Maggey Byrde against accusations of poisoning programmer Glen Elg. Realizing someone impersonated him, Phoenix secures a retrial and conducts his own investigation, discovering that Elg was developing a computer virus on behalf of loan shark Furio Tigre, who bears a resemblance to Phoenix. He deduces that Tigre killed Elg to steal the virus, needing money to repay a large debt to a mob boss, before framing Maggey and posing as Wright to ensure her conviction. Despite no conclusive evidence, Phoenix manages to get Tigre arrested by tricking him into identifying the bottle of poison used in the murder, exposing himself as the killer.
*Turnabout Beginnings: In her first trial, rookie attorney Mia Fey and her partner Diego Armando defend death row inmate Terry Fawles, who is under suspicion of murdering policewoman Valerie Hawthorne during an escape attempt. Facing off against Miles Edgeworth, also on his first case as a prosecutor, Mia's persistence pays off when she learns the truth: years earlier, Terry, Valerie, and her younger sister Dahlia staged a kidnapping to steal a priceless jewel from the girls' father. Dahlia then betrayed Terry by faking her death, leaving Terry to be convicted of murder based on Valerie's testimony. Terry had escaped in the hopes of learning the truth from Valerie, but unbeknownst to him, Dahlia had already killed her and planted the body in his car. Before a judgement can be passed, Terry commits suicide by consuming poison received from Dahlia years earlier, forcing a mistrial and freeing Dahlia. She subsequently poisons Armando after learning he was investigating her further, leaving him comatose, and begins posing as university student Phoenix Wright's girlfriend to hide the evidence.
*Bridge to the Turnabout: During a visit to a mountain retreat with Maya and Pearl Fey, Phoenix discovers the corpse of fellow guest Elise Deauxnim. While looking for Maya, he falls into a river and becomes ill, looking over Mia's first case during his recovery. With Phoenix incapacitated and Godot missing, prosecutors Edgeworth and Franziska von Karma are forced to temporarily fill in as defense and prosecutor, respectively, for the trial of Phoenix's client, a nun named Iris, who bears a striking resemblance to Dahlia. When Phoenix returns, he determines that Elise was really Maya's long-lost mother, Misty Fey, and her death was the result of a plan engineered by her sister Morgan to kill Maya with help from the deceased Dahlia, revealed to be Morgan's daughter and Iris's twin. Through cross-examination, Phoenix reveals that not only is Dahlia impersonating Iris but is being channeled through Maya's body to do so. With Mia's help, Dahlia is exorcised from Maya, and the trial continues. Phoenix finally deduces that Godot, revealed to be Diego Armando, killed Misty, who was possessed by Dahlia at the time, to protect Maya. Phoenix implicates Godot for Misty's murder, proving Iris' innocence and earning Godot's respect. Having spent his time since awakening blaming Phoenix for Mia's death, he concedes that Phoenix is worthy as her successor. Iris is arrested again as Armando's accomplice in Misty's murder but reveals to Phoenix that it was her he had dated in college, as she posed as Dahlia to protect him from her sister before eventually and genuinely falling in love with him. Reuniting with his friends, Phoenix celebrates finally being free of his past.
===Chapter 04: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney===
* Turnabout Trump: Apollo and his mentor Kristoph Gavin are called to represent Phoenix, charged with murdering his opponent Shadi Smith during a game of poker. In the middle of his testimony, Phoenix inadvertently names Kristoph as a witness, and with the help of a falsified piece of evidence provided by Trucy, exposes him as the real murderer. Impressed by Apollo's performance, he invites him to start his own practice out of Trucy's talent agency.
*Turnabout Corner: A few months later, Apollo reluctantly accepts and is assigned to investigate three separate incidents: a hit and run involving Phoenix, the theft of a noodle vendor's cart, and the disappearance of Trucy's favorite pair of panties. At the same time, the Kitaki crime family hires him to defend one of their own, Wocky Kitaki, in a murder trial concerning the death of his doctor. By connecting the incidents to evidence recovered with the help of Detective Ema Skye, Apollo discredits the case against Wocky by proving that his fiancée, Alita Tiala, was the only one who could have committed the crime.
*Turnabout Serenade: As a token of respect, prosecutor Klavier Gavin, Kristoph's brother and Apollo's rival, invites him and Trucy to attend a concert for his band, the Gavinners. During a guest performance by the diva Lamiroir, her manager Romein LeTouse is shot and killed in her dressing room. When Machi Tobaye, Lamiroir's pianist, is accused of the killing, Apollo investigates and discovers that Machi and Gavin's bandmate, Detective Daryan Crescend, conspired to smuggle contraband into the country, and that LeTouse, an undercover Interpol agent, was murdered to cover it up. The case nearly falls apart due to a lack of decisive evidence, but Apollo is able to get Daryan convicted by convincing Tobaye to testify against him; Tobaye is subsequently arrested for his part in the smuggling operation but escapes the death penalty he would have received in his home country for the crime.
*Turnabout Succession: In the final case, Apollo is selected to serve as the defense in an experimental jury-style trial system organized by Phoenix, called the "Jurist System". His client, professional forger Vera Misham, is accused of poisoning her father Drew. After Vera succumbs to poison while testifying, the jurists are instructed by Phoenix, who is the chair of the Jurist Simulated Court Committee, to play a "game" using the "MASON System", which simulates Phoenix's personal investigations. Seven years earlier, while representing magician Zak Gramarye in court, Phoenix was tricked into using false evidence created by Vera, costing him his reputation and job. Zak subsequently disappeared, leaving his daughter Trucy in Phoenix's custody. Over the years, Phoenix uses his experience and connections to uncover the truth: Trucy and Apollo are half-siblings gifted with a unique power of perception by their mother, Thalassa Gramarye. Furthermore, Zak was forced to abandon Trucy, his daughter, in order to honor the wishes of her grandfather, who passed the legal rights to his magic to her side of the family. It also transpires that Zak was Shadi Smith, who had come to give the rights to Magnifi's magic to Trucy before being killed by Kristoph upon recognizing him. Kristoph is summoned to testify, revealing that he was Zak's original attorney before being fired, and had requested the creation of the false evidence from the Mishams in order to win the high-profile case and become famous. Apollo accuses Kristoph of setting up Phoenix with the false evidence to get revenge on him and Zak, and of attempting to kill everyone related to the case out of fear of being found out. Following the final arguments, Lamiroir declares Vera "Not Guilty", Vera is declared innocent by unanimous vote and ultimately recovers. With his name cleared, Phoenix considers applying for readmission to the bar and assures Lamiroir, who is actually Thalassa in disguise, that he will watch over Apollo and Trucy.
===Chapter 05: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth===
*Turnabout Visitor: Returning to his office, Miles Edgeworth is confronted at gunpoint by an unidentified man and then finds the corpse of Detective Buddy Faith inside. He determines that the murderer was Jacques Portsman, a prosecutor working for a smuggling ring who broke into Edgeworth's office to steal evidence from Byrne's murder case, murdering Faith after being caught; but Edgeworth also discovers that the man who confronted him at gunpoint was someone different.
*Turnabout Airlines: While Edgeworth is traveling on an airliner, an Interpol agent investigating the smuggling ring is murdered during the trip. Upon landing, Franziska von Karma arrives and explains that she is working with Interpol to expose the smuggling ring; she and Edgeworth discover the murderer to be another flight attendant, Cammy Meele, who is working with the smuggling ring.
*The Kidnapped Turnabout: After landing, Edgeworth is contacted by businessman Ernest Amano, whose son Lance is being held for ransom at an amusement park. Edgeworth reunites with Kay Faraday, who calls herself the true Yatagarasu. They find Lance, and find the dead body of Oliver Deacon, who Lance identifies as one of the kidnappers. As Edgeworth investigates the mystery, he meets Interpol agents Shi-Long Lang and Shih-na, who believe that Amano's business group is involved with the smuggling ring; the ring's counterfeit money has ruined the economy of their home country Zheng Fa, so they seek to bring an end to the ring. Edgeworth learns that the kidnapping was a ploy by Lance to get money from his father, and that Lance had killed Deacon after the latter had attacked Lance. Evidence is found tying Amano to the smuggling ring, and Lang brings Amano in for questioning.
*Turnabout Reminiscence: Seven years ago, Cohdopian Embassy secretariat Manny Coachen is accused of murdering Cece Yew, a witness to the smuggling ring's connection to the embassy. Prosecutor Byrne Faraday, Kay's father, and detective Tyrell Badd attempt to convict Coachen, but he goes free after key evidence is stolen. Feeling that the justice system is powerless to those who stand above the law, Faraday, Badd, and Yew's sister Calisto start stealing corporate files detailing illegal or unethical activities and expose them to the media, under the name Yatagarasu. Three years later, another murder occurs at the embassy. During the trial, in which Faraday is the prosecutor, the suspect, Mack Rell, claims that he had been told by the Yatagarasu to commit the murder, and that Faraday is the Yatagarasu. A recess is held to replace Faraday with another prosecutor, Edgeworth, due to this accusation; before court reconvenes, both Rell and Faraday are found dead. Edgeworth discovers that Calisto had murdered Faraday with Rell's help, then killed Rell and made it look the two had killed each other. Calisto claims to be the Yatagarasu as well as a member of the smuggling ring before fleeing. Kay is comforted over her father death by Edgeworth, Badd, and detective Gumshoe; she believes her father to be the true Yatagarasu, and vows to one day catch the fake.
*Turnabout Ablaze: The day after Turnabout Visitor, the countries of Allebahst and Babahl, which formerly made up Cohdopia, prepare to announce their reunification when their shared embassy is set ablaze and two people are killed. The bodies are found in the embassies' respective offices; one of them is Manny Coachen, now the secretariat for Babahl. After investigating, Edgeworth exposes Shih-na as Calisto in disguise; she admits that she attempted to frame Kay for Coachen’s murder but insists that she did not murder the secretariat. As she is taken away, Badd reveals that he has since figured out that "Callisto Yew" was just an alias, and that she became part of the Yatagarasu on orders from the smuggling ring's leader. He also reveals that he was the one who confronted Edgeworth in his office – he was also looking for case files. Edgeworth discovers that the smuggling ring's leader is Quercus Alba, the former Cohdopian and current Allebahstian ambassador, who committed both murders to cover the smuggling ring's tracks. He intended to frame Coachen as the smuggling ringleader as Coachen had plotted to seize control of the ring himself. Alba and the other smugglers are convicted of their crimes, while Edgeworth and his companions recommit to their vows to defend the truth.
===Chapter 06: Ace Attorney Investigations II: Prosecutor's Gambit===
*Turnabout Trigger: An assassination attempt is made on Zheng Fa's president Di-Jun Wang; he survives, but his head bodyguard Bastian Rook is found dead. Asked by the Chief Prosecutor to investigate, Miles Edgeworth discovers that Rook's second-in-command Bronco Knight killed Rook to replace him as head bodyguard and that the assassination attempt was a setup staged by the president to reverse his declining popularity.
*Knight is arrested but is found dead in prison days later. Knight's friend Simeon Saint is suspected of the murder, but Edgeworth's attempt to investigate is stymied when judge Verity Gavèlle assigns prosecutor Eustace Winner to the case in Edgeworth's place. To investigate, Edgeworth teams up with his father Gregory's former protégé Eddie Fender. They suspect several inmates, including the assassin Bodhidharma Kanis, but eventually discover that the prison's warden Fifi Laguarde killed Knight, believing that he worked for Kanis and had been sent to kill her. Saint is freed, but Gavèlle warns Edgeworth that he could lose his prosecutor's badge if he keeps investigating cases he is not assigned to.
*Shortly afterwards, chef Carmelo Gusto is almost killed in an art gallery run by Judy Bound. Eustace is assigned to prosecute under Gavèlle's direction, but Edgeworth still investigates. Edgeworth learns that 18 years prior, Gregory and Fender were hired to defend Bound's partner Samson Tangaroa from the charge of murdering fellow chef Artie Frost. Because the body had disappeared, Gregory and prosecutor Manfred von Karma could not make much progress, but von Karma coerced Tangaroa into falsely confessing to being an accomplice. This led to Gregory accusing von Karma of forging evidence, resulting in his murder in the infamous DL-6 Incident. Edgeworth concludes that Bound attempted to kill Gusto as a trap to reveal Frost's killer; Bound confesses but accuses Gusto. Mistakenly believing that the statute of limitations for the crime has expired, Gusto admits to murdering Frost, whom he had conspired with to cheat in a cooking contest before being betrayed. Gusto and Bound are jailed, and Tangaroa is freed after 18 years. Edgeworth also learns Gusto and Frost had sons who disappeared the day of Frost's murder.
*Days later, an injured and amnesic Kay is accused of murdering defense attorney Rosie Ringer. Edgeworth is brought before the Committee for Prosecutorial Excellence, which threatens to take his badge if he becomes involved with Kay's case; Edgeworth voluntarily gives up his badge and investigates with prosecutor Franziska von Karma. He discovers that someone has been auctioning off evidence from criminal cases and finds a recording indicating that Ringer's murderer had a burn mark. During Edgeworth's committee hearing, Gavèlle reveals that Excelsius Winner, the head of the committee and Eustace's father, is the auctioneer and the one responsible for legal corruption in his former position as chief prosecutor, which Gavèlle and Ringer had been investigating. Edgeworth exposes a burn mark on Excelsius's chin, identifying him as Ringer's murderer.
*President Di-Jun Wang is later found dead; meanwhile, Excelsius attempts to manipulate Laguarde's trial through blackmailing Gavèlle by having her adopted son, Shaun Fenn, kidnapped. Edgeworth and Eustace prevent this and Edgeworth investigates the murder, learning that Wang has been dead for 12 years and the person thought to be the president was a body double; the double had hired Kanis to kill the president to take his place, with Laguarde and Excelsius aiding as his accomplices. Saint is revealed to be Gusto's long-lost son; he was abducted by Knight on his father Frost's orders on the day of the cooking contest. Kanis found the boys and brought them to an orphanage operated by Laguarde. Saint later saw Kanis kill Wang; when Kanis was about to be betrayed by the body double, Laguarde and Excelsius, Saint helped Kanis escape. As a result, Laguarde interrogated Saint; he eventually escaped and evaded the men Excelsius sent after him. Saint later enacted his revenge on the three conspirators and Knight by killing the body double and manipulating Laguarde and Excelsius into killing Knight and Ringer; he also framed Kay for Ringer's murder to ensure that Edgeworth would investigate and expose Excelsius. Saint is imprisoned and Edgeworth regains his prosecutor's badge.
==Notes==
*Unofficially set within the Nintendo Cinematic Universe. 
**It will only become part of the NCU when the series is represented in Super Smash Bros.; furthermore, its status of media/literature will depend on the HOW it is represented in Smash:
***Main/Spin-Off/Short Film: Character-based.
***TV Show: Stage-/Assist Trophy-based
***Graphic Novel: Music-/Enemy-/Trophy-/Spirit-/Sticker-/Mii Costume-based
*Based on the Ace Attorney series.
*Co-Produced by Capcom.
===Chapter 01: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney===
*Based on Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.
===Chapter 02: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All===
*Based on Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All.
===Chapter 03: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations=== 
*Based on Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations.
===Chapter 04: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney===
*Based on Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney.
===Chapter 05: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth===
*Based on Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth.
===Chapter 06: Ace Attorney Investigations II: Prosecutor's Gambit===
*Based on Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor's Gambit.
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