Phoenix Wright

Phoenix Wright is the main character from the Ace Attorney series.

## Biography

### The First Turnabout (Case 1)

at 9:47, Phoenix Wright is called in for his first ever case. He meets with his Mentor Mia Fey, who comes to give him some moral support. Phoenix reveals that he's defending his childhood friend Larry Butz, who has been accused of murdering his ex. As the trial begins the judge tests Phoenix on some information about the case. The prosecutor Winston Payne, calls upon a man named Frank Sahwit, a newspaper salesman who found the body. Phoenix however starts to notice some inaccuracies with his testimony, which he exploits to eventually reveal that Frank was the real killer.

### Turnabout Sisters (Case 2)

After receiving a phone call from Mia, Phoenix enters the Fey and Co. Law Offices to find Mia's corpse and a young girl crying over her. The young girl feints as Phoenix calls the police. When the girl awakes, she reveals she's Mia's sister, Maya Fey. When the police arrive at the scene, Maya is arrested by Detective Gumshoe on suspicions of her sisters murder. Phoenix meets with her at the detention center when she requests that he contact a lawyer named Marvin Grossberg.

When Phoenix entered the office, he finds it empty. He then heads to the Fey & Co. Law Offices where he met with the Detective and tricked him into revealing some information, and he learns that the prosecutor is the "Demon Prosecutor" himself, Miles Edgeworth. He also manages to retrieve Maya's phone from the office and learns who and where a witness is.

Phoenix then heads to the Gatewater Hotel across from the Fey & Co. Law Offices to speak with the witness, where he meets April May. He also notices something in the drawer however she doesn't let him examine it.

Afterwards he heads back to Grossberg's firm where he requests Marvin Grossberg to represent Maya in court, however Grossberg declines and doesn't elaborate. Phoenix returns to Maya and tells her that Grossberg turned her down, but he decides to be her lawyer. Wright then returns to the hotel to find April May's room empty, so he examines the dresser to find a wiretap inside.

On Sept 7th, the trial begins with Miles Edgeworth asserting the fact he has decisive evidence and a key witness who can prove that Maya is guilty. Edgeworth then calls Gumshoe to the stand who gives a detailed map, and an updated autopsy report.

Afterwards April May took the stand, however she lied in her testimony, allowing Phoenix Wright to pick it apart. Eventually Phoenix accused her of wiretapping Maya's phone which she admitted to, however she stood firm that she didn't commit murder, and that her alibi can be confirmed by the bellboy.

The bellboy is called to the stand where he reveals that April May wasn't alone when she checked in, and that a man was with her.

After the trial, Phoenix dropped by the detention center to speak with April May, who wasn't dropping any info. Wright then headed back to the Grossberg Law Offices and found two photos with the name "DL-6 Incident" on the back of them. One of a woman and a grinning, purple-haired man. Phoenix took the photo of the man and showed it to the Bellboy who confirmed that it was the man April May was with and wrote an affidavit. Phoenix showed the photo and affidavit to April May who finally spilled the beans. The Man was Redd White of Bluecorp.

Wright headed over to Bluecorp to confront the man himself, and notices a familiar photo on the wall. He then meets Redd White, Wright then brought up the painting to White who warned him that he controls the police and courts and that no one could stop him, and even punched Wright in the face to show he has no consequences.

Write heads back to the Grossberg Law Office to find Marvin Grossberg. He confronts him as to why he didn't accept Maya's case, where Grossberg admits that he's being blackmailed by Redd White. Grossberg had admitted that during the DL-6 incident, the police used a spirit medium to find the killer, but they caught the wrong guy. White threatened to take the info to the media, which he used to blackmail Grossberg. He revealed that the backbone of Bluecorp's business is blackmail. Wright then returned to the Fey & Co. Law Offices and found that Mia was researching Redd White and found that he was linked with multiple suicides, as he had been blackmailing them as well. Phoenix used this info and confronted Redd White, who then called the police and framed Phoenix Wright for the murder. Phoenix was then arrested by Detective Gumshoe.

On Sept. 8th, Wright refused his state-appointed attorney, choosing to defend himself. Maya was released and replaced with Phoenix. Maya asked if she could do anything, and joined him at the defendant stand as a co-counselor.

On Sept. 9th, the trial began with Edgeworth warning Wright that everyone was on his side, and that he has no chance. The trial begins with Redd White on the stands, testifying how Phoenix Wright killed Mia Fey. However, he was obviously lying, and Phoenix picked this apart, which slowly revealed that Redd White was at the Fey & Co. Law Offices. However Edgeworth tried to lie and blame White for the wiretapping, however while Wright was backed up against the wall, Maya started channeling Mia's soul and she revealed a key piece of evidence which puts Mr. White at the scene of the crime. This ends with Mia threatening White that she'll reveal the information she has on him to the public. This leads to White revealing himself as the murderer and being arrested.

After the trial, Mia asks Phoenix Wright to come to the office that night, where Maya reveals that Phoenix Wright will inherit the Law Office from Mia and Maya wants to help as his assistant.

## Personality

Phoenix Wright is a caring man, however he can be quiet blunt and sarcastic. He's also at times incredibly pervy and open about his sexual feelings towards Larry Butz and Miles Edgeworth. He's also privy to teasing both Maya Fey and Detective Gumshoe, even accidentally making the latter cry while on a case. Phoenix also can at times accidentally focus on his attorney badge during conversations and even trials.