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La Première Volte-Face

## Preuves

Badge d'avocatRapport d'autopsie de Cindy

Statue du Penseur

Passport

Rapport de panne de courant

**La première Volte-Face** est la première affaire de Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney ainsi que, dans l'histoire, de Phoenix Wright en tant qu'avocat de la défense.

Dans cette épisode, nous faisons la rencontre de personnage récurent à la série: Mia Fey, le mentor de Wright, Paul Defès, ami d'enfance de Wright, l'accusé dans cette affaire est petit-copain de la victime, Cindy Stone, ainsi que Victor Boulay, le procureur et le Juge.
Shu Takumi

Shu Takumi est un concepteur japonais de jeux-vidéos chez Capcom. Il est connu pour être le créateur de la série Ace Attorney.

## Biographie

Shu Takumi (巧舟) est né le 2 mai 1971 au Japon, il a donc 48 ans en 2019. Il a toujours vécu au Japon et a travaillé à l'Université Waseda.

Il est producteur de jeux-vidéos. Il est notamment à l'origine de la série de jeux Ace Attorney.

## Ludographie

* Dino Crisis (1999)
* Dino Crisis (2000)
* Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (2001)
* Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All (2002)
* Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations (2004)
* Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney (2007)
* Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (2010)
* Professeur Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (2012)
* Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Bouken (2015)
* Dai Gyakuten Saiban : Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Kakugo (2017)

## Notes

* Shu Takumi a prêté sa voix à celle de Phoenix Wright dans la version japonaise des jeux Ace Attorney.
* Il a composé la chanson Guitar Serenade, que l'on pet entendre dans Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, de la même série.
Agony

**Agony** is the third mission that is found in Chapter 3 of *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

In life, Erika was burdened with the affinity, and Rinko tried to protect her. All of their worries and their hopes alike crumbled, however, before the deepening darkness enfolding Hannya.

Akito and KK advance toward where their foe awaits, hoping to carry on Rinko's hopes.

## Objectives

* Head toward the pillar of light.
* Go to the pillar of light's heart.
* Go to the wayside shrine.
* Enter the wayside shrine.
* Go deeper inside.
* Defeat Ko-omote.

## Rewards

* +500 XP
* Music: Ko-omote
Professeur Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

**Professeur Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney** est un visual novel développé par Capcom et Level-5.

Le jeu met en scène deux licences différentes, Ace Attorney et Professeur Layton, ainsi que leurs protagoniste, Phoenix Wright accompagné de Maya Fey et le Professeur Layton accompagné de Luke Triton. Le jeu est sorti sur Nintendo 3DS le 29 Novembre au Japon et le 28 Mars en Europe et a été développé par Shu Takumi.

## Sypnosis

Le Professeur Layton, un célèbre professeur d'archéologie, fait la rencontre d'une étrange jeune femme nommée Aria. Cele-ci lui dit venir de la moyenâgeuse citée appelée Labyrinthia. Layton, accompagné de son assistant Luke Triton , décide de l'aider. Aria se fait vite kidnappée par une sorcière et Layton se met en chasse de celle-ci. Après avoir laisser la chance à Aria de s'échapper, Luke et Layton se font tous les deux aspirés dans un étrange livre.

Phoenix Wright, aidé de Maya Fey, quant à lui se rend à un colloque d'avocat à Londres. Il y défend alors Aria, alors accusée d'avoir attaqué un membre de l'équipage du bateau où elle s'est réfugiée. Après l'avoir innocenté contre le gré de sa tutrice, Maya et Phoenix se font à leur tour aspiré dans le même livre.
Kverneland Accord DL

La **Kverneland Accord DL** es una sembradora disponible en Farming Simulator Nintendo Swtich Edition. Es la sembradora más barata y pequeña del juego, cuenta con 24 brazos sembradores y 13 pares de rastras, dándole una amplitud de trabajo de solo 3 metros. También cuenta con una cubierta para el depósito de semillas (6 opciones disponibles) y marcadores de surcos que se extienden al desplegar el equipo.

Para que la sembradora funcione, debe engancharse detrás de un tractor y ser encendida y bajada a nivel del suelo, de forma que los brazos sembradores queden a una altura correcta respecto del suelo.

Antes de que pueda comenzar a sembrar, la Accord DL debe tener semillas en el depósito. Esto se puede hacer directamente en la granja, el llenado se detendrá automáticamente cuando el depósito este completo. La Accord DL puede contener hasta 750 litros de semillas. La Accord DL funcionará sin semillas, a menos que utilice un trabajador contratado.

Aunque en la tienda se afirma que este tractor requiere 55 kW / 75 hp para funcionar, en realidad es una sugerencia. Cualquier tractor en el juego puede activar el dispositivo. Sin embargo, es posible que necesite un tractor con al menos esta potencia para remolcarlo cómodamente una vez activado.

Cuando se activa y se arrastra a través de un campo, la Accord DL sembrará el tipo de cultivo seleccionado en cualquier parte de campo válido por el que pase. Mientras trabaja, la Accord DL tendrá una velocidad máxima de 15 km/h.

Puede utilizar un trabajador contratado para operar la Accord DL. Si además opta por permitir que el trabajador contratado compre semillas, se considerará este gasto dentro del salario por hora. Esta opción se puede desactivar y obligar al trabajador a usar la semilla que ya está la sembradora. Los trabajadores contratados rara vez se pierden alguna parte del campo mientras trabajan. Tenga en cuenta que los trabajadores contratados no se negarán a trabajar en un campo ya sembrado. Es posible que terminen recorriendo todo el campo, tratando de encontrar partes de tierra arada o cultivada.

## Especificaciones

* **Precio:** $8.200
* **Costo de Mantención:** $30/día
* **Costo de Arriendo:** $164 + $410/hora de operación + $82/día
* **Potencia de Motor Requerida:** 55 kW / 75 hp
* **Velocidad Máxima de Trabajo:** 15 km/h
* **Amplitud de Trabajo:** 3 m
* **Espacios Utilizados:** 7
* **Deposito de Semillas:** 750 L
* **Semillas:** Trigo, Cebada, Colza, Habas de soja, Rábano oleífero y Hierba
* **Sujeción Delantera**: Enganche tripuntal
* **Sujeción Trasera**: No
* **Toma de Fuerza Delantera**: Sí
* **Toma de Fuerza Trasera**: No
New Year's Card

**New Year's Card** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

Happy New Year!

Season's greetings. All my best to you and yours this holiday season. Last year, our family of four set off for new horizons and moved to Shibuya. Drop by and give us a visit if you happen to be in the area!

- The Kuramoto Family

Mitsuaki & Akemi

Sota (8)

Hirotaka (5)
Eviction Mandate

**Eviction Mandate** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

NOTICE

The land where you have set up residence is within the jurisdiction of municipal zoning laws. The setting up of temporary residences is not only in violation of zoning ordinances, it is an obstruction to proper management of public resources.

You are illegally occupying government-owned land. Additionally, your structures and detritus pose a threat to evacuation protocols should a natural disaster hit the city. The use of open flames in this temporary settlement also constitutes a fire hazard and negatively impacts the community.

Let this serve as your notice to vacate the premises immediately and remove all personal belongings. The city cannot ignore the danger your settlement poses to the lives of those lawfully inhabiting the area.

You have three weeks to remove all temporary residences and return the land to its original state.

Municipal Zoning Authority

Management Department 99786724552
Marimo

**Marimo** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A particular type of algae that grows in fresh water.

Marimo found in Hokkaido's Lake Akan famously takes on a spherical shape due to the ways in which the surface-level winds affect the flow of water below.

In 1952, marimo was declared a natural monument by the Japanese government, and sale of specimens from the lake was forbidden. Any marimo found for sale that looks spherical is likely the conventional kind simply rolled up into a ball.

March 29, the day on which the designation took place, is now also celebrated as Marimo Day.
New Holland CR10.90

La New Holland CR10.90 es una cosechadora disponible en Farming Simulator Nintendo Switch Edition. Es la única cosechadora extra grande en el juego, que combina una gran capacidad de cosecha, un montón de caballos de fuerza e incluso la velocidad máxima más alta de cualquier cosechadora. Todo esto, por supuesto, viene con un precio muy alto.

## Ventajas

* **Capacidad de Cultivo Masivo**: La CR10.90 tiene el tanque de cultivo interno más grande de cualquier cosechadora, con 14.500 litros.
* **Potente**: La CR10.90 tiene la mayor potencia de cualquier cosechadora en el juego. Es tan fuerte como el tractor más fuerte, y capaz de tirar de un peso muy pesado cuando sea necesario.
* **Muy Rápida**: La CR10.90 es la más rápida de todas las cosechadoras. Es tan rápida como un tractor súper grande, y se puede mover a sí mismo y su cabecera de campo a campo sin mucho retraso. Gracias a sus orugas, también puede frenar muy rápidamente.

## Desventajas

* **Cara**: La CR10.90 es la cosechadora más cara por bastante margen. También tiene el costo de mantenimiento más alto de cualquier cosechadora.
* **Tubería de Longitud Media**: A pesar de su potencia y capacidad, la tubería de la CR10.90 no es muy larga. Es apenas lo suficientemente largo para dar servicio a cualquier volquete. Sin embargo, se debe tener cuidado al trabajar con los volquetes más grandes, ya que un pequeño movimiento incorrecto puede causar una colisión.

## Especificaciones

* **Precio**: $430.000
* **Costo de Mantención**: $1.760/día
* **Costo de Arriendo**: $8.600 + $21.500/hora + $4.300/día
* **Potencia del Motor**: 480 kW/653 hp
* **Velocidad Máxima**: 40 km/h
* **Velocidad Máxima en Reversa**: 14 km/h
* **Capacidad de Combustible**: 1.300 L
* **Capacidad de Cultivo**: 14.500 L
* **Sujeción Delantera**: Cabezal de cosecha
* **Sujeción Trasera**: Barra de sujeción de bola y tornillo
* **Peso**: 20.584 kg
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney

**Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney** est un visual novel développé par *Capcom* sorti le 12 avril 2007 au Japon et en 2008 pour le reste des pays.

C'est le quatrième jeu de la série *Ace Attorney**,* développée par Shu Takumi. Cette fois-ci, le joueur ne jouera pas le rôle de Phoenix Wright, mais celui d'Apollo Justice, un avocat de la défense débutant. Le jeu se compose de quatre affaires.

## Sypnosis

Apollo Justice est un jeune avocat de la défense qui travaille pour les bureaux d'avocats de Kristoph Gavin et se voie attribué une première affaire.

Il devra alors défendre l'ex célèbre avocat de la défense, Phoenix Wright, accusé de meurtre.

Malheureusement, l'affaire n'est pas sans rebondissements, puisque Apollo apprend que son patron est le véritable tueur du meurtre dont est accusé Phoenix Wright !

Son patron sera mis en prison, et Apollo rejoindra l'agence de Phoenix Wright, qui semble être devenue une salle pour magiciens. Néanmoins, l'aventure continuera en rebondissements !

## Personnages

* Apollo Justice : Un jeune avocat de la défense débutant. C'est le protagoniste de l'histoire.
* Truly Wright : La fille adoptive de Phoenix Wright, elle dirige en quelque sorte l'agence de celui-ci.
* Kristoph Gavin : L'ex patron d'Apollo Justice. Après avoir été découvert coupable d'un meurtre, il est en prison.
* Phoenix Wright : Patron d'Apollo Justice et directeur de la Wright & Co. Talent Agency.
* Konrad Gavin : Procureur et chanteur dans un groupe de Rock célèbre, il est le rival d'Apollo dans cette opus.
* Ema Skye : Une détective de la police scientifique fraîchement nommée, accro aux snacks.

## Épisodes

* Atout et volte-face : C'est la première affaire d'Apollo Justice, et il doit défendre un ami de son patron, l'ex avocat de la défense Phoenix Wright.
* Boulevard des volte-face : Apollo a été engager dans l'agence de Phoenix Wright et il rencontre sa fille adoptive, Trucy Wright. Cette nouvelle arrivée ne sera pas sans problème : Wright se fait chuter par une voiture, un ami du patron se fait voler son stand de restaurant, Trucy se fait voler ses culottes pour ses tours de magie, et un meurtre est commis !
* Volte-face et Sérénade : Apollo et Trucy sont invités par le rival d'Apollo, Konrad Gavin, au concert du groupe de celui-ci, les Gavinners. Ils rencontrent aussi une célèbre chanteuse, Lamiroir. Durant le concert, son manager se fait assassiné. Mystérieusement, le moment avant le meurtre et le meurtre se déroulent comme dans les paroles d'un musique des Gavinners...
* Volte-face et Succession : L'affaire qui a fait perdre à Phoenix Wright son badge d'avocat refait surface, et pour qu'Apollo trouve la vérité derrière l'affaire dont il s'occupe, il devra d'abord résoudre celle de Wright.
High-strung Message

**High-strung Message** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

Hey so like

I think there's some really weird people around here

Like last night I saw this guy

He jumped all the way from one rooftop to another

Just jumped it! It was crazy!

Must have been at least 20 meters between them

Gotta be some kind of prank, right?!
Règles du Wiki

(Si vous n'êtes pas un administrateur, nous vous prions de ne pas modifier cette page. Ne **pas** placez d'images sur cettre page.)

## Introduction

Le **Wiki Ace Attorney Français** a été créer dans le but de pouvoir partager ou faire découvrirs des connaissances sur la licence Ace Attorney. Sur tous les Wikis, un utilisateur peut créer ou modifier un page. Néanmoins, pour notre Wiki, nous vous demanderons de réspecter les règles suivantes :

### Titre

Pour le titre, nous vous demanderons de ne pas choisir un titre **incohérent**, **vulgaire**ou**qui n'a aucun rapport avec le Wiki.**Exemples de titres : "Phoenix Wright", "Ace Attorney", etc. Évitez les faute d'orthographe ! si vous ne savez pas comment écrire un nom, essayez de chercher sur Internet !

### Article

L'article, comme précédemment, ne doit pas être **incohérent**, **vulgaire**, ou **hors-propos**. Toute erreur doit être rectifiée. De plus, nous vous demandons de bien vouloir écrire dans un français coorrect, de registre courant si possible.

## Images

Sur chaque page, vous pouvez placez une image (ou une gallerie, vidéo). L'image ne doit pas être **pornographique** ou **hors-propos**.

Si il y a du texte sur l'image, nous vous demanderons de bien voulirs réspectez les mêmes que pour le titre.

Vous pouvez aussi placez une description (en cliquant sur l'image puis sur le rectangle blanc), mais nous vous demandons de biens vouloir réspectez ls même règles que pour le titre.

## Autres règles

* Commencez vos phrases par un point et finissez les par une majuscule !
* Respectez la conjuguaison et les règles d'orthographe françaises.
* Essayer de placez différents paragraphes pour une page (comme avec celle-ci) ainsi que différents titres.
* Si possible, placez une image dans votre article.
* Ne signez pas votre article, sauf si c'est une discussion (en plaçant quatre “~".)

## Prise en charge de l'article

Après avoir terminer votre article, nous vous conseillons de vérifier l'orthographe et/ou le sens de votre artcile pour la bonne compréhension des lecteurs. Si vous ne souhaitez pas corriger l'article, demandez à un administrateur de le faire ou laissez-le comme tel, quelqu'un s'en occupera. (Note: Vous pouvez aussi corriger les articles des autres, mais nous vous conseillons de les laisser à un administrateur.)

## Informations importantes

* Si le titre d'une page ne réspecte pas les règles, parlez-en à un administrateur ou modifier le vous par vous même.
* Si un article ne réspecte pas les règle, parlez-en à un administrateur **sans** y toucher avant.
* Si une image ne réspècte pas les règle, supprimez-la ou parlez-en à un administrateur.

Merci d'avoir lu les règles, vous pouvez-en être fier, et bonne visite !
Massey Ferguson MF 5600

El **Massey Ferguson MF 5600** es un tractor disponible en Farming Simulator Nintendo Switch Edition. Es un tractor mediano pequeño capaz de operar equipos livianos. Cuando hay dinero disponible, el MF 5600 se puede mejorar a un tractor mucho más potente que puede manejar cómodamente la mayoría de los equipos livianos, y se vuelve más fuerte y más barato que otros tractores de potencia similar.

## Ventajas

* **Mejora de Motor**: El MF 5600 se puede mejorar con un motor que aumenta su potencia sustancialmente con solo un pequeño aumento en los costos de mantenimiento, lo que lo convierte en una opción muy económica para la fase inicial del juego. Esta mejora de motor también viene con un incremento de capacidad en el depósito de combustible.

## Desventajas

* **Potencia**: En su configuración predeterminada, el MF 5600 tendrá problemas al tirar volquetes cargados de cualquier tamaño. Una mejora de motor lo hará mucho más capaz.
* **Ligero**: El MF 5600 es algo ligero para un tractor de carga frontal de su tamaño. Cuando se utiliza una pala u otro implemento de elevación, tiene una tendencia a volcarse. Conduza con cuidado con tales implementos.
* **Neumáticos Anchos**: El MF 5600 no puede equiparse con neumáticos anchos para una mayor estabilidad.
* **Personalización del Color**: El MF 5600 no puede ser repintado de ninguna manera.

## Personalización

### Cargador Frontal

* **No:** No puede instalar un brazo de carga frontal.
* **Sí (+ $800):** Añade un punto de fijación en la parte delantera del tractor para acoplar un brazo de carga frontal.

### Configuración del Motor

* **5610:** Sin cambios en la potencia del motor.
* **5613 (+ $12.500):** Aumenta la potencia del motor a 96 kW / 130 CV, un poco más potente que el Zetor Forterra HD pero con un costo de mantenimiento significativamente menor. También aumenta la capacidad del depósito de combustible a 180 litros.

### Configuración de Neumáticos

* **Estándar:** Neumáticos estándar.
* **Neumáticos Estrechos (+ $600):** Un juego de neumáticos más estrecho. Mejora ligeramente el radio de giro del vehículo, pero también lo hace más propenso a volcarse.

## Especificaciones

* **Precio:** $87.000
* **Costo de Mantención:** $120/día
* **Costo de Arriendo:** $1.740 + $4.350/hora de operación + $870/día
* **Potencia del Motor:** 77 kW / 105 hp
* **Velocidad Máxima:** 40 km/h
* **Depósito de Combustible:** 160 L
* **Espacios Utilizados:** 16
* **Sujeción Delantera**: Enganche tripuntal, barra de tiro (Perno)
* **Sujeción Trasera**: Enganche tripuntal, barra de tiro (Bola), barra de tiro (Perno)
* **Toma de Fuerza Delantera**: Sí
* **Toma de Fuerza Trasera**: Sí
429

**429** is one of the landmarks found in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

A shopping center featuring many fashion stores aimed primarily at young women. The building's distinctive appearances makes it one of the most famous buildings in Shibuya.

429 keeps itself in the public eye through high-profile collaborations, pop-up shops, and special sidewalk events. Some fans refer to it as simply "29."
Horagai

**Horagai** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A musical instrument derived from a conch shell first used during Japan's Heian period (794-1185).

During the country's Warring States period (roughly 1467-1591), the shells were used to issue commands on the battlefield, as well as to raise combatants' morale. Such shells are specifically referred to as "jingai."
After the End II

**After the End II** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Rinko asks Akito to check out a certain location.

## Objectives

* Check out the roof of 429.
* Follow Erika's psychic trail.
* Defeat all enemies.
* Pick up the voice recorder.
* Speak with Rinko.

## Rewards

* Meika x3,000
* Camera Filter: Monochrome 2
* Approx. 500 Spirits
Oden

**Oden** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A traditional wintertime Japanese dish consisting of thick-sliced daikon radish, boiled egg, and konnyaku. The ingredients are served together in hot dashi broth.

Oden enjoys huge popularity in Japan. The ingredients can vary to include things like eggs, konnyaku, and more, and are sliced into bite-sized pieces and then simmered before being served on a small dish for consumption.

Though commonly sold in dedicated street stalls and in convenience stores depending on the time of the year, the ingredients are also sold at grocery stores for easy home preparation.

The name "oden" itself derives from another dish called dengaku, which is grilled tofu served on a skewer. The "o" adds an extra degree of politeness in the Japanese language.
A Stop in the Void

**A Stop in the Void** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Akito and KK meet a spirit who tells them about his friend who went missing while riding the subway. They head down to the subway platform to look into the disappearance.

## Objectives

* Check out the subway station.
* Defeat all enemies.
* Board the train.
* Investigate the station.
* Purge the corruption.
* Speak with the spirits.
* Defeat all enemies.
* Go back to the platform.
* Defeat the creature.

## Rewards

* Meika x10,000
* Approx. 1,500 Spirits

## Files

The following files can be found during this mission:

* Email to Wife
* Send Apple
"Kappa" Novel

**"Kappa" Novel** is one of the keywords found in the Database in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A novel written by acclaimed Japanese author Ryunosuke Akutagawa, first published in 1927.

The story is told from the viewpoint of a psychiatric patient who recalls how he stumbled into the world of kappa after following one he spotted while mountain climbing.

His description of the kappa world depicts a strange, otherwordly place whose values are purportedly the opposite of those held by human society.

Ask a literary scholar, and they'll tell you that on a deeper level, the story is in fact a cutting satire of Japanese society as it existed when the story was written.
Daikon Mandrake

**Daikon Mandrake** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A large Japanese radish strangely shaped like a human. The twisted roots almost look like feet and the leaves could be mistaken for hair---tuly an uncanny sight to behold. Perhaps some otherworldly power is at work.

Of course, mention a root looking like a human and it is sure to conjure images of the fabled mandrake. Folklore regarding the mandrake ranges from the belief that it can be used in alchemy to the notion that its human-like appearance means it can walk when fully grown.

Mandrakes were prized for their magical properties, but any attempt to uproot them was met with dreadful shrieks that would drive a person mad, and thus people had to be creative when pulling them up. Supposedly, some seekers had their dogs do it for them.

Real life mandrakes are from the genus Madragoro belonging to the nightshade family of plants. They don't have any magical properties, but they are poisonous and should not be eaten.
And Then There Were None

**And Then There Were None** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Akito and KK meet a spirit who complains of employees at his company vanishing one after another. They head to the spirit's office e to look into the matter.

## Objectives

* Find the office building.
* Enter the office building.
* Search for clues about people disappearing.
* Speak with the small business owner.

## Rewards

* Meika x3,000
* Outfit: Casual Suit
* Outfit: Skinny Pants
* Outfit: Leather Shoes (Cap Toe)
* Approx. 500 Spirits

## Files

The following files can be found during this mission:

* Frustration with Promotion
* Open Office Plan Complaint
* Overtime Policy Complaint
Kappa (Side mission)

**Kappa** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Akito and KK find the spirit of a boy who tells them about a kappa that stole something form him, leaving him unable to move. They decide to search for the kappa to help the boy out.

## Objectives

* Place the cucumber.
* Hide behind the statue.
* Absorb the kappa.
* Talk to the boy.

## Rewards

* Meika x1,000
* Camera Filter: Cinematic 1
* Magatama x1
Amewarashi

**Amewarashi** are Visitors and enemies in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Description

These entities manifests as young children in yellow raincoats. Derived from the powerful emotions of sadness caused by being separated from their parents, as well as their innocent yet mischievous spirit, these Visitors will call for help and bring forth fellow spirit when it feels threatened.
Phoenix Wright

### Amis

Paul Defès (ami d'enfance - client)Mia Fey (mentor - patronne à la Fey & Co. Law Officies)

### Afiliés

Juge (juge président des affaires de Wright)Victor Boulay (procureur rival)

## Divers

### Autres apparitions

La Volte-Face des Soeurs, La Volte-Face du Samouraï, Au Revoir Ma Volte-Face, Phoenix Renaît de ses cendres, La Volte-Face Perdue, Réunion et Volte-Face, Volte-Face Circus, Adieu Ma Volte-Face, Mémoires et Volte-Face, La Volte-Face Volée, Recette de Volte-Face, Commencement et Volte-Face, Pont vers la Volte-Face, Atout et Volte-Face...

### Thèmes musicaux

"Phoenix Wright ~ Objection!-2001

-2002

-2004

-(English Court Suite)

-2012

-2013

-2016"

"Ringtone ~ Phoenix Wright"

"Reminiscing ~ Forgotten Legend"

**Phoenix Wright** est le personnage principal de la série des jeux Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. C'est le personnage que contrôle le joueur la majeur partie du temps.

Au début, Wright était un étudiant en art à l'université, mais il décida de changer sa profession et d'essayer de devenir avocat de la défense, ce qu'il fera. Après quelques problèmes, il devra quitter son poste, mais reviendra finalement quelques temps plus tard avocat.

## Avocat débutant

*Article lié à La Première Volte-Face.*

Le premier client de Phoenix Wright est son ami d'enfance, Paul Defès. Lors de son procès, Wright sera assisté de son mentor, Mia Fey. Grâce à la logique et la déduction, Wright finira par découvrir que Paul est innocent et gagnera son procès.
Neri Yokan

**Neri Yokan** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

The most popular kind of yokan, which is a firm type of gelatin made with a liberal amount of agar.

The kanji used to write the word "yokan" are thought to originally refer to a kind of Chinese sheep soup. When the dish arrived in Japan in the late Edo period around the 19th century, agar was subsequently added to the recipe, transforming it into the delicacy as we know it today.
Landmarks

The following landmarks can be found in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## List of landmarks

* 429
* 429 Street
* Construction Labyrinth
* Drunkard's Alley
* Enzan Neon District
* Enzancho
* Ginpei Crossing
* Ginpei Restricted Area
* Kappagaike
* Kirigaoka Restricted Area
* Kirigaoka Shrine
* Kirigaoka Water Tower
* Lamplight Cemetery
* Mitake Shopping Arcade
* Sengoku Police Box
* Sengokuzaka
* Shibuara Park
* Shibuya Kagerie Retail Complex
* Shibuya Scramble Crossing
* Shibuya Station
* Shibuya Stripe Tower
* Shiroyama Shrine
* Sky Garden
* Sports Avenue
* Tatsui Shrine
* Tsukinami Dai-ichi Park
* Tsukinami Restricted Area
* Utagawa Shopping District
* Utagawa Tower
* Yashin Redevelopment Area
* Yugenzaka Junction
Crimson Kuchisake

**Crimson Kuchisake** ( *Kuchi-sake*) are Visitors and enemies in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

 *A Kuchisake that wears its gruesome visage openly, having cast aside the mask that once kept it hidden. It hunts it prey with ruthless tenacity, its attention ever fixed upon finding its next victim.*

## Description

Inspired by an actual urban legend, the Kuchisake-onna are strong and agile opponents, capable of closing distances quickly to get at you with their large scissor blades. Be careful if they ask you if you find them attractive; there are no right answers there.

## Appearance

The Kuchisake's appearance consist of a tall, slender woman. They have long black hair and a big slit-mouth. Their apparel consist of a red trench coat.

Their weapon of choice is a large pair of shears.

## Behavior

They are aggressive visitors with a violent demeanor. Their only choice of attack is a pair of large shears they carry, which requires them to be within melee range at all time. They may either attack once, or twice in a succession. Their shears deal a large amount of damage, so blocking them is highly recommended to mitigate the damage.

In addition, they also perform a deadly grab attack that can separate souls.

## Trivia

* Their appearance is inspired by the Kuchisake-onna (口裂け女, "Slit-Mouthed Woman") from Japanese folklore.

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuchisake-onna
Green Tea

**Green Tea** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A variety of tea so ubiquitous in Japan that it has come to represent the nation on the global stage.

Research has shown that drinking green tea can reduce blood cholesterol and manage body fat levels thanks to abundant catechins and Vitamin C.

The tea was originally brown in color, but acquired its vibrant green hue in the 18th century during the mid-Edo period. After this, it gradually grew in popularity until it achieved the ubiquity it enjoys today.

Global exports of green tea have approximately doubled in the past decade due to the popularity of Japanese cuisine in western nations, as well as a global uptick in health-conscious diets.
Missions

The following is a list of missions found in the game **GhostWire: Tokyo.**

## List of missions

### Main missions

#### Chapter 1

* The Vanishing
* City of Shadows

#### Chapter 2

* KK
* Clearing the Fog
* A Maze of Death

#### Chapter 3

* Pillar of Light
* Blindness
* Agony

#### Chapter 4

* Giants
* The Black Tower

#### Chapter 5

* Family
* Tokyo Tower

### Side missions

* A Deadly Shadow
* A Doll's Last Rites
* A Full House
* A Lost Dog
* A Passage Beyond
* A Stop in the Void
* After the End
* After the End II
* After the End III
* And Then There Were None
* Art Imitates Life
* Bloodthirsty Blossoms
* Bloodthirsty Blossoms - Ginpei
* Bloodthirsty Blossoms - Mitake
* Deep Cleaning
* Dire Straits
* Haunting Visions
* Hide and Seek
* Hide and Seek II
* Hide and Seek III
* Ittan-momen
* Kamaitachi
* Kappa
* Karakasa-kozo
* Kodama
* Little Girl Lost
* Nesting Evil
* Nightmare Welling
* Old Wounds
* Oni
* Rokurokubi
* Strung with a Curse
* Tanuki Hunt
* The Boss Tanuki
* The Crimson Moon
* The Dreaming Jewel
* The Hoarder's House
* The Invisible Wanderer
* The Masks
* The Voice in the Wall
* Ushi no Kokumairi
* Zashiki-warashi

### Tasks

* Jizo Statue
* Tanuki Hunt
Buddhist Altar

**Buddhist Altar** is one of the keywords found in the Database in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A cabinet for religious purposes commonly found in Japanese homes, intended to honor departed ancestors. They are shaped like a tall box with doors on the front, and are painted black with lacquer and other materials.

While initially adopted as a custom between the 6th and 7th centuries among the Japanese aristocracy, it is believed that their use had spread among members of the working class by the 17th century.
Hanafuda

**Hanafuda** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A Japanese card game dating back to the country's Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573-1603), inspired by playing cards first brought over by Portuguese missionaries.

Hanafuda cards are characterized by their distinctive nature motifs, featuring plants like plum and cherry blossoms, as well as animals like deer and boars.

One theory as to why they sport these designs suggests that when authorities heavily cracked down on gambling games using cards with numerical faces on them, the more artistic cards became a popular way to get around them.

Nevertheless, the passage of a playing card tax in 1902 saw even the use of hanafuda curbed a great deal. The law was revised in 1957 and later scrapped altogether in 1989 with the introduction of a consumption tax in Japan.
A Lost Dog

**A Lost Dog** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

A spirit claims that his dog ran away from him, and also that its face is apparently just like a human's. Akito and KK head off to locate the wayward hound.

## Objectives

* Search for the runaway dog.
* Defeat the Visitors.
* Purge the older brother's specter.

## Rewards

* Meika x3,000
* Approx. 500 Spirits
Paper Doll

**Paper Doll** (焔女 *Honō-onna*) are Visitors in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

*A type of Visitor born from a life spent maintaining a vapid facade, empty smiles ever at the ready. They spread the very same negative energy they have been forced to bear.*

## Appearance

The Paper Dolls have the appearance of female guides. They wear a business attire with white shirt and a blue vested dress skirt set and pantyhose with high heels as their legwear. Their heads are papyrus and faceless in appearance, as in their identities.

## Behavior

The Paper Doll will keep their distance from their opponents using ranged tactics. They can unleash a swarm of slow moving orb projectiles that can home into their targets or create a denial effect to limit their movement.
Marionette

**Marionette** (露女 *Tsuyu-onna*) are Visitors in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

*A type of Visitor born from the pessimism fostered by an empty existence. It heals Visitors around it, pouring seemingly limitless energy into them with total abandon.*

## Appearance

Their appearance seems to based of the attire of a Tokyo Tower attendant. They wear purple shrugs and a multi-colored polka skirt with black pantyhose with high denier. They have a faceless head with a papyrus surface, and wears a purple bowl hat as their headwear.

## Behavior

The Marionette prefers to stay back and support their allies. Should their allies be injured, they will cast a green orb at them that can regenerate their ethereal bodies. They have little offensive capabilities and must rely keeping their distance.
Kibi Dango

**Kibi Dango** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A Japanese confection made from glutinous rice which can also be given to dogs.

The name comes from an old appellation for the Okayama region, "Kibi-no-kuni," and it endures as one of the area's most popular delicacies.

The snack plays a vital role in the famous folktale "Momotaro," in which it helps the titular character enlist the aid of a dog, monkey, and pheasant while on a journey to vanquish a band of villainous oni.
Magnetic Field Measurements

**Magnetic Field Measurements** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Text

Magnetic Readings:

Locations A & B: No change

Location C: Upward trend?

Location D: No change

Location E: No reading returned. Possibly broken?

I've got a bad feeling about all of this. I need to contact the others.

-E
Enjin Instant Noodles

**Enjin Instant Noodles** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A rich, flavorful cup of ramen that actively prides itself on its high salt content.

Enjin loudly proclaims itself "the key to the body's engine," and one sip of its tongue-tingling broth is enough to make a believer out of anyone.
Hide and Seek III

**Hide and Seek III** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Akito and KK again meet the child spirit Yosuke, who invites them to play another round of hide and seek.

## Objectives

* Find the 7-story apartment building.
* Enter the apartment building.
* Search inside the apartment building.
* Find Yosuke.
* Go back outside.

## Rewards

* Meika x7,500
* Approx. 1,000 Spirits
After the End

**After the End** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Rinko asks Akito to check out a certain location.

## Objectives

* Check out the specified location.
* Follow the girl's psychic trail.
* Defeat all enemies.
* Check the area where the girl was sitting.
* Speak with Rinko.

## Rewards

* Meika x3,000
* Camera Filter: Retro 1
* Approx. 500 Spirits
Kappa

**Kappa** are Visitors and enemies in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

*A yokai known throughout all of Japan that supposedly lurks near rivers and ponds. Its prominence in the popular consciousness has given rise to many tales regarding how they live and interact with humans.*

*Perhaps most infamously, they're known to drag humans into rivers where they extract their "shirikodama," a mythological organ thought to be the source of a person's vitality.*

*Once removed, the shirikodama could end up eaten or given as an offering to a superior kappa. Either way, people who lose their shirkodama become cowards, as though they've lost their very soul.*

*Not all kappa legends are quite so grim or steeped in bodily horrors, though. On a lighter note, some kappa are known to enjoy sumo wrestling. In fact, tales of their grappling escapades have proliferated throughout Japan.*

*Alas, the sportiness can sometimes lead to their downfall. On top of their head, kappa have a bowl, commonly referred to as a "dish." This dish contains water, but losing it will weaken the kappa, a foible that can be exploited by opposing wrestlers with a taste for victory.*

*Kappa are also famously voracious consumers of cucumbers, a habit thought to stem from the ancient Japanese practice of offering cucumbers to water gods. This in turn indicates that kappa may once have been viewed as water gods themselves.*

*In any case, their propensity for the crunchy green gourd has resulted in makizushi rolls containing cucumber to be referred to as "kappa maki."*
Kodama

**Kodama** are Yokai and enemies in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

*A type of yokai that inhabits old trees.*

*It is said that once a tree reaches a century of age, a spirit will take root within it. As such, the sylvan elderly are often treated with special care in Japan. Should they be mistreated, such as by being cut down, the kodama within are said to bring about disaster.*

*Tree spirits have been referred to in Japan as "kodama" since ancient times. In the Wamyo Ruijusho, a dictionary of sorts written in the 10th century, the term is listed as the Japanese name for tree gods.*

*There are many conflicting ideas about their appearance. Some depict kodama as having a spherical shape, while others suggest that they resemble beasts or elderly humans. Some legends even contend that they take no form at all, with the only evidence of their existence being the sounds that they emit.*

*The echoes heard while speaking loudly on lonely mountains are often attributed to kodama, which is why they are sometimes referred to in Japanese as "yamabiko," or "mountain echoes."*
Portrait of a Spirit

**Portrait of a Spirit** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A hanging scroll depicting a spirit. Stories about spirits became a widespread phenomenon during the Edo period (1603-1868).

These stories inspired quite a few artists to attempt to capture the essence of a spirit. This might explain how the commonly accepted image came to be depicted as a pale-faced figure dressed in all white and without any legs.

In those days, people in Japan held the belief that a picture like this one might even act as a charm to ward away evil spirits. Many stores would display them to invite prosperity and keep negative energy at bay.
Ether and Crystallized Ether

**Ether and Crystallized Ether** is one of the tutorials found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

You will come across crystallized ether that can be destroyed with Ethereal Weaving (R2), or with Strike Attacks (R3). Doing so will shatter the deposit and release a shower of ether.

Absorbing ether restores SP, the energy used to perform Ethereal Weaving attacks. Ether comes in three elements: wind, water, and fire. Each will restore the corresponding type of SP.

Defeating Visitors will also procure ether.
KK (Mission)

**KK** is the first mission that is found in Chapter 2 of *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Akito manages to locate Mari's hospital room, but is grievously injured by the man in the Hannya mask. THe man spirits Mari away and leaves Akito for dead.

On the verge of death, AKito agrees to cooperate with KK, who in turn saves his lie. With that, Akito awakens once more in Shibuya.

## Objectives

* Head to Yugenzaka.
* Examine the torii gate.
* Search the shrine.
* Head to Yugenzaka.
* Save the spirits.
* Hold a katashiro out to the spirits.
* Find a phone booth.
* Head to Yugenzaka.
* Remove the seal on the door.
* Enter the apartment.

## Files

The following files can be found during this mission:

* Japanese Calendar Encyclopedia - Entry 1
Model Frilled Lizard

**Model Frilled Lizard** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

The frilled lizard is a species of lizard endemic to Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Their Japanese and English namesakes both come from the mane of folded skin around their head that they can open out when sensing danger in order to intimidate ay perceived threat.

They are capable of running on two legs, which can make for an amusing sight with their frill unfurled and their legs swinging wildly at full speed.

Japan was first introduced to them by a 1984 television program, and after a car commercial also made use of their likeness, there was a frilled lizard frenzy as an avalanche of merchandise was produced, including toy figures, puzzles, and more.
Email to Wife

**Email to Wife** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

Hey, sorry but it looks like I won't be home for dinner.

I kinda got off at the wrong station, so I'm not sure what time I'll get back.

That is, if a train back ever shows up at all.

I've been here waiting for over two hours now! Guess it's time to call a cab.

I'll keep you updated.

- Sota
GhostWire: Tokyo Wiki

Welcome to the *GhostWire: Tokyo* Wiki
The *GhostWire: Tokyo* encyclopedia that anyone can edit!

Warning: this wiki contains unmarked spoilers.

This wiki currently has **535 articles** and **642 pictures**.

**About**

***GhostWire: Tokyo*** is a first-person action-adventure video game. Tokyo is overrun by deadly supernatural forces after 99% of the city's population vanished. The player possesses a powerful arsenal of spectral abilities to fight the paranormal threat and unravel the mystery behind the mass disappearance.

*GhostWire: Tokyo* was intended to be released in 2021 on the PlayStation 5 and PC, but according to a tweet by Tango Gameworks, the release moved to early 2022.

A tweet on playGhostwire confirmed March 25, 2022 as the PS5 and PC launch date.

**Contents**

**Locations**

**Enemies**

**Skills**

**How to help**
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**Gameplay Trailer**

Gameplay Reveal Trailer, Bethesda Softworks, June 11, 2020

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**Sources**

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Missing Person Search Notes 2

**Missing Person Search Notes 2** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

I went out to ask around the neighborhood, but nobody knew anything.

While I was out, though, I bumped into a mutual acquaintance of ours. I tried to tell him what happened, but his face went white as a sheet and he took off.

I have to find him and figure out what he knows.
Major and Minor Prodigies

**Major and Minor Prodigies** is one of the files that can be found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database text

Giovanni is most widely remembered as the mentor of Santon, the piano prodigy.

However, there was a time when he himself was regarded as a genius. His fame was fleeting. Few remember his earlier work, as he quickly became relegated to Santon's shadow.

At the young age of eleven, Santon ended up pushing Giovanni out of the limelight and taking everything he had.
Luster-Loving Nekomata

The **Luster-Loving Nekomata** is a nekomata who has requests for Akito and KK.

## Requests

 Shachihoko Statues | When searching for things, it's good to check not just roads and parks, but also inside buildings, too
 Bottle Gourd | Bottle gourds float when put in water. Did you know that? Hey, wasn't there a big lake down in the Shibuya underground?
 Oban | You wouldn't expect someone like this to be carrying gold. A real king among cats.
 Kanzashi | As long as you have a place like this, you'll be just fine, even without a washing machine.

## Bonus Rewards

* Complete 2 Requests: Outfit: Fingerless Gloves
* Complete All Requests: Katashiro x3
Konpeito

**Konpeito** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

Small, round pieces of star-shaped hard candy made by cooking sugar down.

The treat was originally brought into Japan by the Portuguese in the 16th century. It's even said that Oda Nobunaga, one of the most famous warlords from Warring States period indulged in these sugary sweets.
Karinto

**Karinto** is one of the consumables in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

A snack made by kneading flour, rolling it into a cylindrical shape, and then frying.

Its origins are thought to lie in China's Tang dynasty during Japan's Nara period (710-794). From there, it came to be eaten by commoners during the Edo period (1603-1868).

Only in 1875 did it become commonplace to make karinto with brown sugar, after which its popularity spread across the country.
Hokusai Ukiyo-e

**Hokusai Ukiyo-e** is one of the relics found in *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Database entry

Hokusai Katsushika was an artist active during Japan's Edo period (1603-1868), best remembered for works such as "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji."

His groundbreaking style took the world by storm, influencing other renowned artists including van Gogh and Monet.

During his lifetime, Hokusai produced over 30,000 pieces, which continue to be admired to this day.

He continued to paint well into his final years, and it's said that he lamented on his deathbed,"If only I could have lived five years more, then I could have become a real artist."
Clearing the Fog

**Clearing the Fog** is the second mission that is found in Chapter 2 of *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

Akito and KK realize that the fog has grown thicker since they entered the hospital. Spirits now roam the streets of Shibuya.

Akito makes use of his new powers from KK, discovering how to clear away the fog. He also learns how to make use of some katashiro found at a shrine to send spirits safely out of the city where they can be saved.

Keen to find further information about the man in the Hannya mask and the whereabouts of his sister, Akito heads off with KK toward KK's safehouse.

## Objectives

* Search the apartment.
* Head outside.
* Find and destroy the barrier's source.
* Head outside.
* Find the source of the barrier.
* Use your Spectral Vision to search the area.
* Follow the trail.
* Find a way to purge the corruption.
* Destroy the heart of the corruption.
* Search the area.

## Files

The following files can be found during this mission:

* Handwritten Note
* Japanese Calendar Encyclopedia - Entry 2
* List of Periodicals
* Magnetic Field Measurements
A Deadly Shadow

**A Deadly Shadow** is one of the side missions in the game *GhostWire: Tokyo.*

## Plot

A spirit tells Akito and KK about how she is being pursued by what she calls a doppleganger.

## Objectives

* Answer the phone.
* Identify the fake.
* Protect the woman's spirit.
* Speak to the specter.
* Purge the specter.
* Speak to the woman's spirit.

## Rewards

* Meika x7,500
* Approx. 1,000 Spirits