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* NoSympathy: At one point Edgeworth basically tells Adrian Andrews it's not his problem if [[spoiler:she decides to commit suicide.]] That is just ''damn'' cold, to the point of being out of character. Especially since he had seen suicide and did freak out.
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* NoSympathy: At one point Edgeworth basically tells Adrian Andrews it's not his problem if [[spoiler:she decides to commit suicide.]] That is just ''damn'' cold, to the point of being out of character. Especially especially since he had seen suicide and did freak out.
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The third game, ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyTrialsAndTribulations'', was released in 2003. The Phoenix trilogy as a whole has been [[CompilationRerelease compiled]] and [[UpdatedRerelease updated]] for rerelease (including HD art and smoother animations) for [[PortOverdosed multiple systems]][[note]][=iOS=] and Android, UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, Platform/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/XboxOne, and PC[[/note]] as the ''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy''.
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The third game, ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyTrialsAndTribulations'', was released in 2003.2004. The Phoenix trilogy as a whole has been [[CompilationRerelease compiled]] and [[UpdatedRerelease updated]] for rerelease (including HD art and smoother animations) for [[PortOverdosed multiple systems]][[note]][=iOS=] and Android, UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, Platform/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/XboxOne, and PC[[/note]] as the ''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy''.
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** Case 2 has [[spoiler:Ini Miney, who through a very unfortunate series of events not only kills many people in the hospital but also loses her face and sister and is forced to change her identity. In order to not let this identity be revealed, she had to murder. Arrested like every other culprit worse than her.]]
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** Case 2 has [[spoiler:Ini [[spoiler:Mimi Miney, who through a very unfortunate series of events not only kills many people in the hospital but also loses her face and sister and is forced to change her identity. In order to not let this identity be revealed, she had to murder. Arrested like every other culprit worse than her.]]
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*** Additionally, in the Japanese version, the puzzle is *significantly* harder because the reassembled urn says "子供" (kodomo, meaning "kid"), while Ami's name is listed in katakana as "キョウコ" (Kyouko). Not only was it reassmbled backwards (子供 vs 供子), but the name is listed in a different script than what is written on the urn *and* it uses a different kanji reading for 供 (kyou vs domo).
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*** Additionally, in the Japanese version, the puzzle is *significantly* ''significantly'' harder because the reassembled urn says "子供" (kodomo, meaning "kid"), while Ami's name is listed in katakana as "キョウコ" (Kyouko). Not only was it reassmbled backwards (子供 vs 供子), but the name is listed in a different script than what is written on the urn *and* ''and'' it uses a different kanji reading for 供 (kyou vs domo).
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*** Additionally, in the Japanese version, the puzzle is *significantly* harder because the reassembled urn says "子供" (kodomo, meaning "kid"), while Ami's name is listed in katakana as "キョウコ" (Kyouko). Not only was it reassmbled backwards (子供 vs 供子), but the name is listed in a different script than what is written on the urn *and* it uses a different kanji reading for 供 (kyou vs domo).
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* SdrawkcabName: In the Japanese version of case 3, the tiger and monkey are named Ratou and Ruusaa, reversed versions of the Japanese words for "tiger" and "monkey" respectively (with the vowels lengthened as well). The English localization breaks the pattern and just names them "Regent" and "Money" instead.
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* PuzzleBox: An important letter is kept in a novelty puzzle box that looks like a teddy bear.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: The original version of Turner Grey's idle animation has him use his middle finger to adjust his glasses, making it look like he's FlippingTheBird whenever he does so. Later versions would redraw the animation to have him use his pointer finger instead.
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* CircusEpisode: The third case is about a murder at the Berry Big Circus.
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* CircusEpisode: The third case is about a murder at the Berry Big Circus. The star performer has been accused of killing the ringmaster, and the witnesses include other performers like a kooky clown, a ventriloquist whose puppet does most of the talking, and an acrobat.
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* DiedOnTheirBirthday: The victim of the first case, Dustin Prince, is murdered on his birthday.
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* DiedOnTheirBirthday: The victim of the first case, Dustin Prince, is murdered on his birthday. One piece of evidence is a gift that his girlfriend had bought for the occasion.
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* ExpressiveAccessory: Moe's hat reflects his emotions.
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* ExpressiveAccessory: Moe's hat reflects has a large mouth with lips and teeth that look just like his, and the shape of the mouth changes to reflect his emotions.own expressions.
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** In a non-villainous example, Pearl teaches Phoenix how to use the Magatama to tell when people are lying. No points for who he uses it on.
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** In a non-villainous example, Pearl teaches Phoenix how to use the Magatama to tell when people are lying. No points for who She ends up being one of the people he uses it on.on later in the case.
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-->-- '''Miles Edgeworth''', "Farewell, My Turnabout"
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-->-- '''Miles Edgeworth''', Case 2-4: "Farewell, My Turnabout"
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The third game, ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyTrialsAndTribulations'', was released in 2003. The Phoenix trilogy as a whole has been [[CompilationRerelease compiled]] and [[UpdatedRerelease updated]] for rerelease (including HD art and smoother animations) for [[PortOverdosed multiple systems]][[note]] [=iOS=] and Android, UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and PC[[/note]] as the ''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy''.
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The third game, ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyTrialsAndTribulations'', was released in 2003. The Phoenix trilogy as a whole has been [[CompilationRerelease compiled]] and [[UpdatedRerelease updated]] for rerelease (including HD art and smoother animations) for [[PortOverdosed multiple systems]][[note]] [=iOS=] systems]][[note]][=iOS=] and Android, UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, Platform/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/XboxOne, and PC[[/note]] as the ''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy''.
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* MyNaymeIs: Maggey's unusual name spelling is a plot point in the first case, and the very first piece of evidence used in the trial. The victim, Dustin Prince, seemingly left a DyingClue to name his killer by writing their name in the sand, but it was spelled "Maggie", the far more common spelling of the name. As Phoenix points out, since Maggey and Dustin were dating for six months, there's no way he wouldn't have known how to correctly spell her name, meaning that he didn't write it and the real killer did so to frame her.
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* MyNaymeIs: Maggey's unusual name spelling is a plot point in the first case, and the very first piece of evidence used in the trial. The victim, Dustin Prince, seemingly left a DyingClue to name identify his killer by writing their name in the sand, but it was spelled written as "Maggie", the far more common spelling of the name. As Phoenix points out, since Maggey and Dustin were dating for six months, there's no way he wouldn't have known how to correctly spell her name, meaning that he didn't write it and the real killer did so to frame her.
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* AsYouKnow: When Maggey first appears, she provides some initial background on her situation--that she was falsely accused of a crime, and other lawyers refused to help her before Phoenix agreed to take her case--when telling him that she's counting on him. Since all of this ''should'' be stuff that Phoenix already knows (he actually doesn't at the moment thanks to his temporary amnesia, but Maggey doesn't know that), the dialogue clearly exists entirely for the audience's benefit.
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* MyNaymeIs: Maggey's unusual name spelling is a plot point in the first case, and the very first piece of evidence used in the trial. The victim, Dustin Prince, seemingly left a DyingClue to name his killer by writing their name in the sand, but it was spelled "Maggie", the far more common spelling of the name. As Phoenix points out, since Maggey and Dustin were dating for six months, there's no way he wouldn't have known how to correctly spell her name, meaning that he didn't write it and the real killer did so to frame her.
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''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice For All'', is the sequel to ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', and therefore, the second entry in the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' visual novel series. It was first released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2002 and rereleased for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS in 2006.
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''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice For All'', is the sequel to ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', and therefore, the second entry in the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' visual novel series. It was first released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance Platform/GameBoyAdvance in 2002 and rereleased for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS Platform/NintendoDS in 2006.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: ''Goodbye, My Turnabout'', full stop. After [[spoiler: Maya is kidnapped for days by a ProfessionalKiller and Phoenix is forced between [[SadisticChoice letting a guilty-as-hell client go free with a basically innocent woman being convicted in his place or having Maya be killed]]]], and several close-calls, by the end, [[spoiler: Engarde]] is ''begging'' to be sent to jail, Maya gets safely released, and Phoenix rekindles his friendship with Edgeworth.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: ''Goodbye, ''Farewell, My Turnabout'', full stop. After [[spoiler: Maya is kidnapped for days by a ProfessionalKiller and Phoenix is forced between [[SadisticChoice letting a guilty-as-hell client go free with a basically innocent woman being convicted in his place or having Maya be killed]]]], and several close-calls, by the end, [[spoiler: Engarde]] is ''begging'' to be sent to jail, Maya gets safely released, and Phoenix rekindles his friendship with Edgeworth.
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** The ending of the case is also the same [[spoiler:for Matt, if Phoenix choses to plead "Not Guilty". Phoenix rubs it in that once Matt gets off the hook, he'll no longer be in police custody and de Killer will be happy to snuff him out at the first chance. Matt has a hell of a VillainousBreakdown and demands to be declared guilty instead.]]
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** The ending of the case is also the same [[spoiler:for Matt, if Phoenix choses to plead "Not Guilty". Phoenix rubs it in that once Matt gets off steps out of the hook, courtroom, he'll no longer be in police custody and de Killer will be happy to snuff him out at the first chance. Matt has a hell of a VillainousBreakdown and demands to be declared guilty instead.]]
