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Klavier Gavin

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	* "Konrad" means "courageous advice" and "Kantilen" in German means "Cantilen", a vocal melody or instrumental passage in a smooth and lyrical style.		* "Konrad" means "courageous advice" and "Kantilen" in German means "Cantilen", a vocal melody or instrumental passage in a smooth and lyrical style.

-	* Klavier's necklace forms a "G" for "Garyuu" as well as the shape of his hair, upside down. This meant that the English name had to start with "G" to retain the double meaning of the necklace. The same symbol is found on the bottom of his shoes <ref> Shown in Turnabout Corner if his footprint is selected</ref>	+	* Klavier's necklace forms a "G" for "Garyuu" as well as the shape of his hair, upside down. This meant that the English name had to start with "G" to retain the double meaning of the necklace. The same symbol is found on the bottom of his shoes.

	==Animation==		==Animation==

Klavier Gavin

Lego3400 — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 22:32:45 GMT

Name:

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	* "Konrad" means "courageous advice" and "Kantilen" in German means "Cantilen", a vocal melody or instrumental passage in a smooth and lyrical style.		* "Konrad" means "courageous advice" and "Kantilen" in German means "Cantilen", a vocal melody or instrumental passage in a smooth and lyrical style.

-	* Klavier's necklace forms a "G" for "Garyuu" as well as the shape of his hair, upside down. This meant that the English name had to start with "G" to retain the double meaning of the necklace.	+	* Klavier's necklace forms a "G" for "Garyuu" as well as the shape of his hair, upside down. This meant that the English name had to start with "G" to retain the double meaning of the necklace. The same symbol is found on the bottom of his shoes <ref> Shown in Turnabout Corner if his footprint is selected</ref>

	==Animation==		==Animation==

Dahlia Hawthorne

Capefeather — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:46:58 GMT

Personality:

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	Many who have seen Hawthorne's true nature, such as [[Phoenix Wright]] and [[Mia Fey]], have described Hawthorne as evil, and even the [[judge]] has suggested that she never be channeled again. Indeed, all of Hawthorne's murders and attempted murders were committed to cover up a previous crime or to exact revenge on Mia Fey. She displayed absolutely no remorse or regret for any of the crimes she had committed, and seemingly had no qualms about murdering completely innocent people for self-preservation.		Many who have seen Hawthorne's true nature, such as [[Phoenix Wright]] and [[Mia Fey]], have described Hawthorne as evil, and even the [[judge]] has suggested that she never be channeled again. Indeed, all of Hawthorne's murders and attempted murders were committed to cover up a previous crime or to exact revenge on Mia Fey. She displayed absolutely no remorse or regret for any of the crimes she had committed, and seemingly had no qualms about murdering completely innocent people for self-preservation.

-	Dahlia Hawthorne's sister Iris once gave a somewhat different description of her. Having been abandoned by her mother and neglected by her father, Iris felt sorry for Dahlia because Iris at least had Sister Bikini, a fellow nun and acting mother to Iris, to take care of her. Iris also described Dahlia as "strong" and "smart", never complaining about her situation.	+	Dahlia Hawthorne's sister Iris once gave a somewhat different description of her. Having been abandoned by her mother and neglected by her father, Iris felt sorry for Dahlia because Iris at least had [[Bikini]], a fellow nun and acting mother to Iris, to take care of her. Iris also described Dahlia as "strong" and "smart", never complaining about her situation.

	==Name==		==Name==

Phoenix Wright

Capefeather — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:45:14 GMT

Reputation and legacy:

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	Wright was well-known for his bluffing tactics and his unwavering determination in the [[courtroom]], both of which he inherited from Mia Fey. Wright would stubbornly cling onto anything that could help his case, whether it be an inconsistency between the evidence and the claims of the prosecution and the witness, or a seemingly insignificant clue. Wright would often not know where his logic was going, and would make a story up and back it up with evidence or logic as requested as he went along. Nonetheless, depending on how much attention he paid to the [[court record]], his version of the murder would almost always turn out to be true eventually. Wright has also occasionally tricked witnesses into implicating themselves for the crime in question. Wright was also known for the clever lines he delivered while making his stand, though one was stolen off of Mia Fey.<ref>:'''Mia''': Stealing MY lines now, are we Phoenix?<br>''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Justice For All]].'' [[Capcom]]. Episode: ''[[Reunion, and Turnabout]]'' (in English). 2007.</ref>		Wright was well-known for his bluffing tactics and his unwavering determination in the [[courtroom]], both of which he inherited from Mia Fey. Wright would stubbornly cling onto anything that could help his case, whether it be an inconsistency between the evidence and the claims of the prosecution and the witness, or a seemingly insignificant clue. Wright would often not know where his logic was going, and would make a story up and back it up with evidence or logic as requested as he went along. Nonetheless, depending on how much attention he paid to the [[court record]], his version of the murder would almost always turn out to be true eventually. Wright has also occasionally tricked witnesses into implicating themselves for the crime in question. Wright was also known for the clever lines he delivered while making his stand, though one was stolen off of Mia Fey.<ref>:'''Mia''': Stealing MY lines now, are we Phoenix?<br>''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Justice For All]].'' [[Capcom]]. Episode: ''[[Reunion, and Turnabout]]'' (in English). 2007.</ref>

-	Such tactics have, however, given Wright somewhat of a bad reputation among some of his enemies such as [[Kristoph Gavin]] and [[Furio Tigre]]. Gavin has gone so far as to call Wright "a second-rate attorney". Nonetheless, in general he was renowned for winning seemingly unwinnable cases. Wright's disbarment tarnished this reputation, with the media being quick to call him a "crooked attorney", but regardless, he and even his [[Wright Anything Agency\|law firm]] have been referred to as a "legendary". The judicial system was apparently forgiving enough to allow Wright to head the [[Jurist System]] Simulated Court Committee, even giving him the power to choose the case, the jurors and the defense attorney.	+	Such tactics have, however, given Wright somewhat of a bad reputation among some of his enemies such as [[Kristoph Gavin]] and [[Furio Tigre]]. Gavin has gone so far as to call Wright "a second-rate attorney". Nonetheless, in general he was renowned for winning seemingly unwinnable cases. Wright's disbarment tarnished this reputation, with the media being quick to call him a "crooked attorney", but regardless, he and even his [[Wright Anything Agency\|law firm]] have been referred to as "legendary". The judicial system was apparently forgiving enough to allow Wright to head the [[Jurist System]] Simulated Court Committee, even giving him the power to choose the case, the jurors and the defense attorney.

	===The Wright Way Lunch===		===The Wright Way Lunch===

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Wikia — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 12:02:03 GMT

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Ron DeLite

87.80.178.220 — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 12:01:17 GMT

Name:

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	* "DeLite" comes from his Japanese name but is also a play on the word "delight".		* "DeLite" comes from his Japanese name but is also a play on the word "delight".
		+	* "DeLite" is also the name of a band that used to exist in the early 90s.

	* "Amasugi" (''天杉'') comes from the word "amasugiru" (which means "too sweet").		* "Amasugi" (''天杉'') comes from the word "amasugiru" (which means "too sweet").

Phoenix Wright

194.80.32.9 — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 08:50:51 GMT

Kristoph Gavin's downfall:

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	===Kristoph Gavin's downfall===		===Kristoph Gavin's downfall===
-	Zak challenged Wright to a poker game. Zak cooperated with the dealer, [[Olga Orly]], who he had planted earlier, to plant extra cards on Wright to make him look like a cheater, but by sheer luck, Wright came across the card planted on his person and stowed it away. Furious at the failed trap, Zak hit Orly with a bottle, knocking her out. Wright moved upstairs to call the police. When he came back down, Zak was dead.	+	Zak challenged Wright to a poker game. Zak cooperated with the dealer, [[Olga Orly]], whom he had planted earlier, to plant extra cards on Wright to make him look like a cheater, but by sheer luck, Wright came across the card planted on his person and stowed it away. Furious at the failed trap, Zak hit Orly with a bottle, knocking her out. Wright moved upstairs to call the police. When he came back down, Zak was dead.

	Wright called Kristoph Gavin to defend him, but Kristoph let slip Zak's baldness under his hat, which he couldn't have known about. Wright replaced Zak's hat on Zak's head, put a drop of Zak's blood on an ace of spades, and left to call the police. He was arrested on suspicion of Shadi Smith's murder.		Wright called Kristoph Gavin to defend him, but Kristoph let slip Zak's baldness under his hat, which he couldn't have known about. Wright replaced Zak's hat on Zak's head, put a drop of Zak's blood on an ace of spades, and left to call the police. He was arrested on suspicion of Shadi Smith's murder.

Bridge to the Turnabout

122.107.229.107 — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:37:35 GMT

Post-earthquake:

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	Wright met Gumshoe in the courtyard. They used a metal detector to find clues, and found that Misty's cane doubled as a sword, the blade concealed in the staff.		Wright met Gumshoe in the courtyard. They used a metal detector to find clues, and found that Misty's cane doubled as a sword, the blade concealed in the staff.

-	He also gets a letter for Pearls. She had to invocate Iris' sister, Daliah Hawthorne, but couldn't.<!-- Obvious cleanup and expansion are needed. -->	+	He also gets a letter for Pearls. She had to invocate Iris' sister, Dahlia Hawthorne, but couldn't.<!-- Obvious cleanup and expansion are needed. -->

	==Feb. 10==		==Feb. 10==

Gotcha!

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	'''"Gotcha!"''' is an interjection that [[Apollo Justice]] utters in [[Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]] during [[trial]]s. He yells, "Gotcha!" when he finds a nervous twitch from a witness during his or her testimony.		'''"Gotcha!"''' is an interjection that [[Apollo Justice]] utters in [[Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]] during [[trial]]s. He yells, "Gotcha!" when he finds a nervous twitch from a witness during his or her testimony.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations

Capefeather — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:30:53 GMT

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	*The judge's '''[[Judge (younger brother)\|brother]]''' presides over ''Turnabout Beginnings'' and the first half of ''Bridge to the Turnabout''.		*The judge's '''[[Judge (younger brother)\|brother]]''' presides over ''Turnabout Beginnings'' and the first half of ''Bridge to the Turnabout''.
-	*[[Winston Payne \|'''Winston Payne''']] is the prosecutor in ''Turnabout Memories''''.''	+
		+	*'''[[Winston Payne]]''' is the prosecutor in ''Turnabout Memories''.
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	[[Category:Phoenix Wright trilogy]]		[[Category:Phoenix Wright trilogy]]

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Wikia — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 06:29:04 GMT

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Dick Gumshoe

122.107.229.107 — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 06:28:50 GMT

Meeting Phoenix Wright:

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	After three years on the force, Gumshoe investigated Mia Fey's [[Turnabout Sisters\|murder]], and arrested her sister [[Maya Fey]] upon finding a note apparently from Mia implicating her. Mia's student [[Phoenix Wright]] took Maya's defense and won against a previously undefeated Miles Edgeworth.		After three years on the force, Gumshoe investigated Mia Fey's [[Turnabout Sisters\|murder]], and arrested her sister [[Maya Fey]] upon finding a note apparently from Mia implicating her. Mia's student [[Phoenix Wright]] took Maya's defense and won against a previously undefeated Miles Edgeworth.

-	Gumshoe and Wright met again at [[Global Studios]] during an investigation of another [[Turnabout Samurai\|murder]]. Gumshoe told Wright about a camera used to record the [[Will Powers\|accused]]. Later, Wright was caught in a bad situation with the [[Dee Vasquez\|director]] at Global Studios, who controlled a mob and was trying to silence him; Gumshoe rescued Wright from certain danger and arrested the mobsters. The director was later found to be the real killer.	+	Gumshoe and Wright met again at [[Global Studios]] during an investigation of another [[Turnabout Samurai\|murder]]. Gumshoe told Wright about a camera used to record the [[Will Powers\|accused]]. Later, Wright was caught in a bad situation with the [[Dee Vasquez\|producer]] at Global Studios, who controlled a mob and was trying to silence him; Gumshoe rescued Wright from certain danger and arrested the mobsters. The producer was later found to be the real killer.

	Gumshoe's next meeting with Wright was during the investigation of the [[Turnabout Goodbyes\|murder]] of defense attorney [[Robert Hammond]], with Edgeworth being the prime suspect. Gumshoe gave Wright directions to the [[Criminal Affairs Department]], telling him that he would be there to help Wright. Indeed, Gumshoe loaned Wright a [[list of episode-specific game mechanics\|metal detector]] that proved helpful to Wright's investigation. Wright defended Edgeworth in court against Edgeworth's ruthless mentor [[Manfred von Karma]], who gave Gumshoe a hard time for being biased for the defense. The trial was found to have been connected to the [[DL-6 Incident]], and after a grueling struggle in court, Edgeworth was found innocent and von Karma was implicated as the killer in the DL-6 Incident. Gumshoe treated Wright and some of those involved in the case to a party and tried to get Edgeworth to express delight to no avail.		Gumshoe's next meeting with Wright was during the investigation of the [[Turnabout Goodbyes\|murder]] of defense attorney [[Robert Hammond]], with Edgeworth being the prime suspect. Gumshoe gave Wright directions to the [[Criminal Affairs Department]], telling him that he would be there to help Wright. Indeed, Gumshoe loaned Wright a [[list of episode-specific game mechanics\|metal detector]] that proved helpful to Wright's investigation. Wright defended Edgeworth in court against Edgeworth's ruthless mentor [[Manfred von Karma]], who gave Gumshoe a hard time for being biased for the defense. The trial was found to have been connected to the [[DL-6 Incident]], and after a grueling struggle in court, Edgeworth was found innocent and von Karma was implicated as the killer in the DL-6 Incident. Gumshoe treated Wright and some of those involved in the case to a party and tried to get Edgeworth to express delight to no avail.

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Wikia — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:32:03 GMT

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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations

84.127.92.216 — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:31:12 GMT

Main characters:

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	*The judge's '''[[Judge (younger brother)\|brother]]''' presides over ''Turnabout Beginnings'' and the first half of ''Bridge to the Turnabout''.		*The judge's '''[[Judge (younger brother)\|brother]]''' presides over ''Turnabout Beginnings'' and the first half of ''Bridge to the Turnabout''.
-	*[[Winston Payne \|'''Winston Payne''']] is the prosecutor in ''Turnabout Beginnings.''	+	*[[Winston Payne \|'''Winston Payne''']] is the prosecutor in ''Turnabout Memories''''.''
	[[Category:Games]]		[[Category:Games]]
	[[Category:Phoenix Wright trilogy]]		[[Category:Phoenix Wright trilogy]]

Phoenix Wright

194.80.32.9 — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:14:49 GMT

Personality:

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	Phoenix Wright is generally easy-going, which usually leads to his friends leading him around. Wright is a loyal friend who does not back down once he has set his mind on something. He has somewhat of a sarcastic side that he usually keeps to himself. This sarcasm tends to manifest itself when dealing with the eccentric characters he comes across.		Phoenix Wright is generally easy-going, which usually leads to his friends leading him around. Wright is a loyal friend who does not back down once he has set his mind on something. He has somewhat of a sarcastic side that he usually keeps to himself. This sarcasm tends to manifest itself when dealing with the eccentric characters he comes across.

-	In his university years, Phoenix Wright was somewhat of a crybaby and a little childish. For example, he burst into tears when his lawyer [[Mia Fey]] got mad at him for lying in his testimony. His childishness manifested itself mostly in his relationship with Dahlia Hawthorne.	+	In his university years, Phoenix Wright was somewhat of a crybaby and a little childish. For example, he burst into tears when his lawyer [[Mia Fey]] got mad at him for lying in his testimony. His naivity manifested itself mostly in his relationship with Dahlia Hawthorne.

	When he was a lawyer, Wright was dedicated to defending his innocent clients, but he depended much on his boss and mentor Mia Fey. At [[Farewell, My Turnabout\|one point]], Wright's morals were challenged when he was forced to choose between defending a guilty client to save [[Maya Fey]], or letting Maya die to see justice done. Wright has become more laid-back and less serious since his disbarment and has a habit of telling (mostly bad) jokes, which at times irritates his student [[Apollo Justice]].		When he was a lawyer, Wright was dedicated to defending his innocent clients, but he depended much on his boss and mentor Mia Fey. At [[Farewell, My Turnabout\|one point]], Wright's morals were challenged when he was forced to choose between defending a guilty client to save [[Maya Fey]], or letting Maya die to see justice done. Wright has become more laid-back and less serious since his disbarment and has a habit of telling (mostly bad) jokes, which at times irritates his student [[Apollo Justice]].

User:Chinami-chan123

Chinami-chan123 — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 02:55:57 GMT

New user account

New page

Ace Attorney Wiki:Things to do

Capefeather — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 03:23:25 GMT

Cases: 4-4 is about as complete as it will probably ever be

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	*[[Turnabout Goodbyes]] (2/3 complete)		*[[Turnabout Goodbyes]] (2/3 complete)
	*[[Rise from the Ashes]] (60% complete)		*[[Rise from the Ashes]] (60% complete)
		+	*[[Bridge to the Turnabout]] (bits and pieces for each chapter)
	*[[Turnabout Trump]] (50% complete)		*[[Turnabout Trump]] (50% complete)
	*[[Turnabout Visitor]] (1/6 complete, i.e. has a full description of the demo but not of the entire case)		*[[Turnabout Visitor]] (1/6 complete, i.e. has a full description of the demo but not of the entire case)
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-	The following articles have bits and pieces for each chapter:
-	*[[Bridge to the Turnabout]]
-	*[[Turnabout Succession]]

	The following articles have short synopses but need full descriptions:		The following articles have short synopses but need full descriptions:

Franziska von Karma

Capefeather — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 03:20:09 GMT

Personality:

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-	Von Karma is very much like her father in court. She is very smug but also unrelenting and cold, going to extreme lengths to get a guilty verdict like her father. However, this is mostly due to the pressure she felt living under the shadow of her father and Miles Edgeworth. She likes to use her whip to assert her dominance over other people, including those who are supposed to be her superiors. One notable difference from her father is her greater tendency to lose her cool, which is similar to Edgeworth.	+	Von Karma is very much like her father in court. She is very smug but also unrelenting and cold, going to extreme lengths to get a guilty verdict like her father. However, this is mostly due to the pressure she felt living under the shadow of her father and [[Miles Edgeworth]]. She likes to use her whip to assert her dominance over other people, including those who are supposed to be her superiors. One notable difference from her father is her greater tendency to lose her cool, which is similar to Edgeworth.

-	Von Karma believed that perfection was the only option she had. She had to be a "genius" prosecutor, though she knew she was not really capable of the genius her father displayed. She viewed trials as competitions, and considered defense attorneys her enemies. Thus, when she began to lose to Phoenix Wright, she lost what she believed was the meaning of her life. When Edgeworth began to talk about the meaningless of win records, she resisted the idea at first, but she began to understand and discarded her identity as a genius living under her father's shadow.	+	Von Karma believed that perfection was the only option she had. She had to be a "genius" prosecutor, though she knew she was not really capable of the genius her father displayed. She viewed trials as competitions, and considered defense attorneys her enemies. Thus, when she began to lose to Phoenix Wright, she lost what she believed was the meaning of her life. When Edgeworth began to talk about the [[Farewell, My Turnabout\|meaninglessness of win records]], she resisted the idea at first, but she eventually began to understand and she discarded her identity as a genius living under her father's shadow.

-	While von Karma is still very competitive and headstrong in court, she has developed friendlier relationships with those she had previously considered her enemies (such as Wright) and incompetent obstacles (such as Gumshoe). She has also shown a capacity to be emotionally hurt, such as when Maya Fey's cousin [[Pearl Fey]] blamed her for trying to convict the innocent Maya.	+	While von Karma is still very competitive and headstrong in court, she has developed friendlier relationships with those she had previously considered her enemies (such as [[Phoenix Wright]]) and incompetent obstacles (such as [[Dick Gumshoe]]). She has also shown a capacity to be emotionally hurt, such as when [[Maya Fey]]'s cousin [[Pearl Fey]] blamed her for trying to convict the innocent Maya.

-	Von Karma's whip is notable for subtly revealing much of von Karma's attitudes toward others. Von Karma once commented that it seems to have a mind of its own after suddenly whipping Gumshoe. She later whipped him again, claiming that it was her "reward" to him. The whip also seems be a metaphor for von Karma herself; she abandoned it trying to run away from her life, and her one known major emotional breakdown occurred as Edgeworth was giving it back to her. Additionally, von Karma had a shorter whip resembling a [[wikipedia:crop (implement)\|dressage whip]] as a young teenager. Von Karma has also befriended Adrian Andrews and taught her to use the whip.	+	Von Karma's whip is notable for subtly revealing much of von Karma's attitudes toward others. Von Karma once commented that it seems to have a mind of its own after suddenly whipping Gumshoe. She later whipped him again, claiming that it was her "reward" to him. The whip also seems be a metaphor for von Karma herself; she abandoned it trying to run away from her life, and her one known emotional breakdown occurred as Edgeworth was giving it back to her. Additionally, von Karma had a shorter whip resembling a [[wikipedia:crop (implement)\|dressage whip]] as a young teenager. Von Karma has also befriended Adrian Andrews and taught her to use the whip.

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-	Wright is generally easy-going, which usually leads to his friends leading him around. Wright is a loyal friend who does not back down once he has set his mind on something. He has somewhat of a sarcastic side that he usually keeps to himself. This sarcasm tends to manifest itself when dealing with the eccentric characters he comes across.	+	Phoenix Wright is generally easy-going, which usually leads to his friends leading him around. Wright is a loyal friend who does not back down once he has set his mind on something. He has somewhat of a sarcastic side that he usually keeps to himself. This sarcasm tends to manifest itself when dealing with the eccentric characters he comes across.

-	In his university years, Phoenix Wright was somewhat of a crybaby and a little childish. For example, he burst into tears when Mia Fey got mad at him for lying in his testimony. His childishness manifested itself mostly in his relationship with Dahlia Hawthorne.	+	In his university years, Phoenix Wright was somewhat of a crybaby and a little childish. For example, he burst into tears when his lawyer [[Mia Fey]] got mad at him for lying in his testimony. His childishness manifested itself mostly in his relationship with Dahlia Hawthorne.

-	When he was a lawyer, Wright was dedicated to defending his innocent clients, but he depended much on his boss and mentor Mia Fey. At [[Farewell, My Turnabout\|one point]], Wright's morals were challenged when he was forced to choose between defending a guilty client to save Maya, or letting Maya die to see justice done. Wright has become more laid-back and less serious since his disbarment and has a habit of telling (mostly bad) jokes, which at times irritates Apollo Justice.	+	When he was a lawyer, Wright was dedicated to defending his innocent clients, but he depended much on his boss and mentor Mia Fey. At [[Farewell, My Turnabout\|one point]], Wright's morals were challenged when he was forced to choose between defending a guilty client to save [[Maya Fey]], or letting Maya die to see justice done. Wright has become more laid-back and less serious since his disbarment and has a habit of telling (mostly bad) jokes, which at times irritates his student [[Apollo Justice]].

-	Phoenix Wright does not have a driver's license. Taxis seem to be his main mode of transport, as he traveled between the [[prosecutor's office]] and the [[police department]] by taxi. Wright is also afraid of heights and watches ''[[Kid's Masterpiece Theater]]'' every Sunday.	+	Phoenix Wright does not have a driver's license. Taxis seem to be his main mode of transport, as he traveled between the [[prosecutor's office]] and the [[police department]] by taxi. Wright is also afraid of heights and watches ''[[Kid's Masterpiece Theater]]'' every Sunday. Although he has repeatedly professed indifference towards the [[Steel Samurai]], Wright's mobile phone ringtone is the Steel Samurai theme tune. He also seems to be somewhat knowledgeable of the franchise in general.

-	[[Angel Starr]] has named one of her lunches in honor of Wright called the "Wright Way Lunch". Apparently, the top tastes as bitter as defeat but the bottom is as sweet as victory; Starr has suggested not to eat it from the bottom up. According to Starr, it's popular with kids around exam time due to its turnabout theme. This is a reference both to the general naming of the cases and how Wright's trials usually progress.	+	==Reputation and legacy==
		+	{{quote\|Apollo Justice\|Pianist at the Borscht Bowl Club. Formerly an ace defense attorney of some renown.\|''[[Turnabout Trump]]'' [[court record]] notes}}

-	Although he has repeatedly professed indifference towards the [[Steel Samurai]], Wright's mobile phone ringtone is the Steel Samurai theme tune. He also seems to be somewhat knowledgeable of the franchise in general.	+	Wright was well-known for his bluffing tactics and his unwavering determination in the [[courtroom]], both of which he inherited from Mia Fey. Wright would stubbornly cling onto anything that could help his case, whether it be an inconsistency between the evidence and the claims of the prosecution and the witness, or a seemingly insignificant clue. Wright would often not know where his logic was going, and would make a story up and back it up with evidence or logic as requested as he went along. Nonetheless, depending on how much attention he paid to the [[court record]], his version of the murder would almost always turn out to be true eventually. Wright has also occasionally tricked witnesses into implicating themselves for the crime in question. Wright was also known for the clever lines he delivered while making his stand, though one was stolen off of Mia Fey.<ref>:'''Mia''': Stealing MY lines now, are we Phoenix?<br>''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Justice For All]].'' [[Capcom]]. Episode: ''[[Reunion, and Turnabout]]'' (in English). 2007.</ref>

-	Wright often steals Mia Fey's clever lines in court.<ref>:'''Mia''': Stealing MY lines now, are we Phoenix?<br>''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Justice For All]].'' [[Capcom]]. Episode: ''[[Reunion, and Turnabout]]'' (in English). 2007.</ref>	+	Such tactics have, however, given Wright somewhat of a bad reputation among some of his enemies such as [[Kristoph Gavin]] and [[Furio Tigre]]. Gavin has gone so far as to call Wright "a second-rate attorney". Nonetheless, in general he was renowned for winning seemingly unwinnable cases. Wright's disbarment tarnished this reputation, with the media being quick to call him a "crooked attorney", but regardless, he and even his [[Wright Anything Agency\|law firm]] have been referred to as a "legendary". The judicial system was apparently forgiving enough to allow Wright to head the [[Jurist System]] Simulated Court Committee, even giving him the power to choose the case, the jurors and the defense attorney.
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		+	[[Angel Starr]] has named one of her lunches in honor of Wright called the "Wright Way Lunch". Apparently, the top tastes as bitter as defeat but the bottom is as sweet as victory; Starr has suggested not to eat it from the bottom up. According to Starr, it's popular with kids around exam time due to its turnabout theme. This is a reference both to the general naming of the cases and how Wright's trials usually progress.

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-	Fey eventually returned to the courtroom, taking the case of a university student named Phoenix Wright, who was charged with the murder of another student, [[Doug Swallow]]. She had taken the case because she fucked my ass. During the trial, Fey was able to get Wright an acquittal by proving that Dahlia Hawthorne had killed Swallow to cover up the fact that she had poisoned Armando. Her defense also traumatized the prosecutor, [[Winston Payne]], and he has never been the same since that case.	+	Fey eventually returned to the courtroom, taking the case of a university student named Phoenix Wright, who was charged with the murder of another student, [[Doug Swallow]]. She had taken the case because she had suspected the existence of a connection between this case and Armando's poisoning. During the trial, Fey was able to get Wright an acquittal by proving that Dahlia Hawthorne had killed Swallow to cover up the fact that she had poisoned Armando. Her defense also traumatized the prosecutor, [[Winston Payne]], and he has never been the same since that case.


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	Over the next three years, Fey established her own law firm and hired her former client Phoenix Wright. She also gathered information on Redd White and the [[DL-6 Incident]], uncovering an entire career of blackmail and names of people White had blackmailed over the years.		Over the next three years, Fey established her own law firm and hired her former client Phoenix Wright. She also gathered information on Redd White and the [[DL-6 Incident]], uncovering an entire career of blackmail and names of people White had blackmailed over the years.

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	For her first case, Fey took a case in which the suspect was an escaped convict by the name of [[Terry Fawles]], who was charged with the murder of Police Sergeant [[Valerie Hawthorne]]. Fey's co-council for the trial was Grossberg's best lawyer at the time, [[Godot\|Diego Armando]]. The prosecutor for the trial, [[Miles Edgeworth]], happened to be new to the court system as well. During the course of the trial, Fey managed to prove that the "eyewitness" Melissa Foster was actually [[Dahlia Hawthorne]] and tried to prove that she was the real killer, but Fawles took the stand and committed suicide by drinking a vial of poison. The case left serious scars within Fey's heart, and she did not take another case for one year.		For her first case, Fey took a case in which the suspect was an escaped convict by the name of [[Terry Fawles]], who was charged with the murder of Police Sergeant [[Valerie Hawthorne]]. Fey's co-council for the trial was Grossberg's best lawyer at the time, [[Godot\|Diego Armando]]. The prosecutor for the trial, [[Miles Edgeworth]], happened to be new to the court system as well. During the course of the trial, Fey managed to prove that the "eyewitness" Melissa Foster was actually [[Dahlia Hawthorne]] and tried to prove that she was the real killer, but Fawles took the stand and committed suicide by drinking a vial of poison. The case left serious scars within Fey's heart, and she did not take another case for one year.
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-	Fey eventually returned to the courtroom, taking the case of a university student named Phoenix Wright, who was charged with the murder of another student, [[Doug Swallow]]. She had taken the case because she had suspected the existence of a connection between this case and Armando's poisoning. During the trial, Fey was able to get Wright an acquittal by proving that Dahlia Hawthorne had killed Swallow to cover up the fact that she had poisoned Armando. Her defense also traumatized the prosecutor, [[Winston Payne]], and he has never been the same since that case.	+	Fey eventually returned to the courtroom, taking the case of a university student named Phoenix Wright, who was charged with the murder of another student, [[Doug Swallow]]. She had taken the case because she fucked my ass. During the trial, Fey was able to get Wright an acquittal by proving that Dahlia Hawthorne had killed Swallow to cover up the fact that she had poisoned Armando. Her defense also traumatized the prosecutor, [[Winston Payne]], and he has never been the same since that case.


	===Later years===		===Later years===
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	[[image:Mia_fey.png\|thumb\|left\|Mia Fey matured and soon owned her own firm.]]		[[image:Mia_fey.png\|thumb\|left\|Mia Fey matured and soon owned her own firm.]]
	Over the next three years, Fey established her own law firm and hired her former client Phoenix Wright. She also gathered information on Redd White and the [[DL-6 Incident]], uncovering an entire career of blackmail and names of people White had blackmailed over the years.		Over the next three years, Fey established her own law firm and hired her former client Phoenix Wright. She also gathered information on Redd White and the [[DL-6 Incident]], uncovering an entire career of blackmail and names of people White had blackmailed over the years.

	Fey was Phoenix Wright's co-council in his [[The First Turnabout\|first case]], in which he represented [[Larry Butz]] in the murder of [[Cindy Stone]].		Fey was Phoenix Wright's co-council in his [[The First Turnabout\|first case]], in which he represented [[Larry Butz]] in the murder of [[Cindy Stone]].
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	[[User:Strabo412\|Strabo412]] 23:37, December 1, 2009 (UTC)		[[User:Strabo412\|Strabo412]] 23:37, December 1, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	:That's true, but on the other end, if an article is pointlessly long and full of trivial details then that ends up making it a chore to read. I'm just saying that if someone thinks that this is the case then that person is free to edit it (not that people aren't free to edit it anyway, but I was just raising awareness). I guess this case just had a lot of "stuff" packed into it, like how [[Vera Misham]] is one of the longest character articles despite the character being around for only one case. I guess that's what happens when you have three background incidents and the case explains all of the rest of the game. [[User:Capefeather\|capefeather]] 04:13, December 2, 2009 (UTC)

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	After three years on the force, Gumshoe investigated Mia Fey's [[Turnabout Sisters\|murder]], and arrested her sister [[Maya Fey]] upon finding a note apparently from Mia implicating her. Mia's student [[Phoenix Wright]] took Maya's defense and won against a previously undefeated Miles Edgeworth.		After three years on the force, Gumshoe investigated Mia Fey's [[Turnabout Sisters\|murder]], and arrested her sister [[Maya Fey]] upon finding a note apparently from Mia implicating her. Mia's student [[Phoenix Wright]] took Maya's defense and won against a previously undefeated Miles Edgeworth.

-	Gumshoe and Wright met again at [[Global Studios]] during an investigation of another [[Turnabout Samurai\|murder]]. Gumshoe told Wright about a camera used to record the [[Will Powers\|accused]]. Later, Wright was caught in a bad situation with the [[Dee Vasquez\|director]] at Global Studios, who controlled a mob and was trying to silence him; Gumshoe rescued Wright from certain danger and arrested the mobsters. The director was later found to be the real killer.	+	Gumshoe and Wright met again at [[Global Studios]] during an investigation of another [[Turnabout Samurai\|murder]]. Gumshoe told Wright about a camera used to record the [[Will Powers\|accused]]. Later, Wright was caught in a bad situation with the [[Dee Vasquez\|producer]] at Global Studios, who controlled a mob and was trying to silence him; Gumshoe rescued Wright from certain danger and arrested the mobsters. The producer was later found to be the real killer.

	Gumshoe's next meeting with Wright was during the investigation of the [[Turnabout Goodbyes\|murder]] of defense attorney [[Robert Hammond]], with Edgeworth being the prime suspect. Gumshoe gave Wright directions to the [[Criminal Affairs Department]], telling him that he would be there to help Wright. Indeed, Gumshoe loaned Wright a [[list of episode-specific game mechanics\|metal detector]] that proved helpful to Wright's investigation. Wright defended Edgeworth in court against Edgeworth's ruthless mentor [[Manfred von Karma]], who gave Gumshoe a hard time for being biased for the defense. The trial was found to have been connected to the [[DL-6 Incident]], and after a grueling struggle in court, Edgeworth was found innocent and von Karma was implicated as the killer in the DL-6 Incident. Gumshoe treated Wright and some of those involved in the case to a party and tried to get Edgeworth to express delight to no avail.		Gumshoe's next meeting with Wright was during the investigation of the [[Turnabout Goodbyes\|murder]] of defense attorney [[Robert Hammond]], with Edgeworth being the prime suspect. Gumshoe gave Wright directions to the [[Criminal Affairs Department]], telling him that he would be there to help Wright. Indeed, Gumshoe loaned Wright a [[list of episode-specific game mechanics\|metal detector]] that proved helpful to Wright's investigation. Wright defended Edgeworth in court against Edgeworth's ruthless mentor [[Manfred von Karma]], who gave Gumshoe a hard time for being biased for the defense. The trial was found to have been connected to the [[DL-6 Incident]], and after a grueling struggle in court, Edgeworth was found innocent and von Karma was implicated as the killer in the DL-6 Incident. Gumshoe treated Wright and some of those involved in the case to a party and tried to get Edgeworth to express delight to no avail.