Forgotten Ace Attorney Facts

This is a blog for specific facts/tiny details in Ace Attorney Series, that may have been looked over, or unnoticed during the first time being played. Feel free to submit things, share the knowledge! Background credit goes to naruhodos.

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The only Phoenix Wright game where all the cases are in chronological order is the first game, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. In the other two (PW: JFA and PW:T&T) the cases jump back and forward in time.

Submitted by nishgirl5

mod note: Time jumps to the past also occur in Apollo Justice.

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He stated his favorite fruit were apples when he and Maya were in Vitamin Square.

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Daryan Crescend is afraid of planes. When you cross-examine Daryan and press him, he’ll admit to have never been abroad because of his fear for planes.

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As Diego Armando he wore red and his hair is black, as Godot he wore green and hair is white. In the the color, red and green are opposites and black and white are opposites.

Submitted by callmethedalek

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When the player "perceives" Machi Tobaye, Lamiroir exclaims, "What is wrong, Mr. Justice? Your eyes, they are quite fierce all of a sudden!" despite her blindness having been well-established.

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One of Godot's surprising talents was his accurate impersonations of other people. He has mimicked both Desirée DeLite and Victor Kudo to get his point across in court. Maya Fey admired these for their authenticity, while Phoenix Wright described them as the "best and worst impersonation[s]" he had ever seen.

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Yanni Yogi’s fiancée, Polly Jenkins committed suicide after Yanni's insanity plea.

Edit: Polly was Yanni's fiancée. (Provided by anonymous)

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During Farewell, My Turnabout, Franziska von Karma says that she will deliver the fourth piece of evidence, the vandalised de Killer calling card, to Wright when they next meet. However, at their next meeting, no mention is made of it.

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Studio One is where the recurring ladder vs. stepladder conversation between the protagonist and his assistant (in this case Phoenix Wright and Maya Fey) first appeared. A similar conversation has occurred in all other Ace Attorney games to date.

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Richard Wellington prefers strawberries to bananas.

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Both Morgan Fey and Kristoph Gavin were in Solitary Confinement Cell 13 at some point.

Submitted by shinymayflower

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Larry Butz actually gave the $38 he stole from Edgeworth back in grade school, after 15 years of course.

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Phoenix Wright doesn’t own a Driver’s License.

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Klavier is ambidextrous. In court he plays the air guitar like someone who is left handed, but during Lamiroir's song he plays with his right hand.

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With his company name included (Bluecorp), Redd White’s color palette consists of colors able to be made from them. When the colors red and white are mixed together they form the color pink, which is the color of his suit. Red also combines with blue to form the color purple, the color of his hair. Finally, if white and blue are mixed then they make light blue, the same color as his diamonds.

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After Lana Skye's trial, Wright and his friends indicate that they are going to the newly-opened Trés Bien to celebrate. However, despite his apparent previous visit, Wright seems unaware in Recipe for Turnabout of the restaurant's terrible cuisine until he tries it. This is because the script for Rise from the Ashes was written a year after Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations was originally made for the Game Boy Advance and Rise from the Ashes was made for the Nintendo DS release of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.

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"Dick" and "Gumshoe" are slang terms for a private eye. "Dick" is usually used in a negative sense for a detective, and "Gumshoe" is often used to denote very new and inexperienced private detectives.