Harkinian Goes to Court: Episode I

Harkinian Goes to Court: Episode I is the tenth episode of the fourth season of Adventures in Hyrule, as well as the fifty-second episode overall. 
This episode was initially considered the final episode of the series, but a video unrelated to the series called An Important Call hinted at future episodes and/or a continuation of this episode. 
The series' return would then be confirmed with the episode July 4th In Hyrule, and this episode would receive a sequel 2 years later with Harkinian Goes to Court: Episode II.
In this episode, King Harkinian sends himself to court, with help from a few friends.
==Summary==
The video opens with Phoenix Wright, unseen at this point, as he expresses his grief through a dialogue box saying, "Dammit... How did I get myself into this!?"
The episode begins earlier in the following year on a seemingly normal day in Hyrule Castle. Duke Onkled is seen kneeling to King Harkinian, but Harkinian pulls the trapdoor open on him for seemingly no reason. As Harkinian internally expresses his boredom, Link comes in to reveal that he's suing Harkinian (and it is also revealed that he has brought a mysterious figure with him).
A mysterious figure arrives and says that Link has hired him as an attorney and informs Harkinian that he must appear in court. However, Harkinian cannot understand him at first as Harkinian only hears beeping and does not notice the dialogue box at the bottom of the screen. Gwonam appears to see what's going on at Hyrule Castle and warmly greets the figure who is revealed to be the one and only Miles Edgeworth as he enters. Edgeworth tells him what is going on with Link and Harkinian when Harkinian asks Gwonam how he is able to understand Edgeworth. Gwonam tells Harkinian to look down, and Edgeworth prints a simple "Hello" so that Harkinian can see the dialogue box. Edgeworth then resumes explaining to Harkinian that he has to appear at the courthouse in Los Angeles. The King replies by saying that he will get his attorney (which in reality he does not have). After arguing (including a demonic outburst from Harkinian), Gwonam hires Phoenix Wright to be Harkinian's attorney.
At Wright's office, Wright questions Gwonam if his case is valid enough to be reviewed. Gwonam confirms that it is, and Wright says that he will be glad to help Harkinian. But, Gwonam warns him that Miles Edgeworth is prosecuting which freaks Phoenix out to the point of fainting. Wright, while unconscious, tells himself that he will be fine and wake up to find Gwonam gone and to resume his life as an attorney. But much to his dismay, Gwonam is still there. He asks if he is feeling okay, and Wright assures him that he will be fine. Gwonam then tells him to go to the court with many blessings.
At the courthouse, Gwonam, Harkinian, and Wright stand outside the courtroom to discuss and prepare for the case. Harkinian has learned to 'text with his mouth' like Gwonam, Wright, and Edgeworth. Wright disapproves (because he knows it's not funny), and Harkinian threatens him that he better get Harkinian a not-guilty verdict or else. Gwonam tells Harkinian to calm down and take this case seriously before they go into the courtroom. When the court is in session, Wright realizes that he entered the courtroom without a shred of evidence, and the judge gives him 24 hours to prepare.
Back at Hyrule Castle, Wright goes to investigate for evidence of Harkinian treating his subjects like garbage when he notices Harkinian's elaborate throne. The King appears just in time to stop Wright from touching his throne, which Wright says that he will not. Harkinian pulls the lever which releases a trap door that sends Wright plummeting into a dungeon where he meets Onkled who suffered the same fate at the beginning of the episode. Wright dismayingly asks "You too, huh?" to Onkled before the episode ends.
==Trivia==
* Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth make their first appearance in the series. They are originally from the 2001 Capcom video game Gyakuten Saiban: Yomigaeru Gyakuten on the Game Boy Advance. It is known in North America as Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.
* Episode II was scheduled to be released soon after Episode I, but the original version was ultimately scrapped. A complete semi-rework of Episode II wouldn't be released until two years later in 2016.
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