Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice/Episode 2: The Magical Turnabout
You see a girl running, then a flying man transforming into a fire-breathing dragon. The girl turns to Trucy Wright, who traps the dragon with her hat.
Case information[edit]
- Time of crime: April 27, 10:30am
- Location: Penrose Theater's stage
- Defendant: Trucy Wright
- Victim: Manov Mistree
- Cause of death: Impaled in the back with a sword
- Murder weapon: A sword
- Witness: Bonny de Famme
- Defence attorneys: Apollo Justice, Athena Cykes
- Prosecutor: Nahyuta Sahdmadhi
Characters[edit]
Defence attorneys[edit]
Apollo Justice
A defence attorney who works at the Wright Anything Agency. He has horns in his hair, a loud voice and a bracelet which allows Justice to see habits of people when they are tense.
Athena Cykes
Another defence attorney who works at the Wright Anything Agency. She is a specialist in analytical psychology, which she studied in Europe, and has the special ability to pick up subtle emotions from witnesses' voices, which she can then examine using a program called the "Mood Matrix".
Defendant[edit]
Trucy Wright
A magican who is also Phoenix Wright's adoptive daughter. She is suspect of murdering Mr. Reus. Did she really do it?
Victim[edit]
Manov Mistree
Also known as 'The Great Mr. Reus'. Used to be one of the great Troupe Gramarye until he was injured and kicked out from the troupe thirteen years ago.
Prosecutor[edit]
Nahyuta Sahdmadhi
A prosecutor originating from the Kingdom of Khura'in. He's a monk and is known to be the "Last Rites Prosecutor".
Witness[edit]
Bonny de Famme
A magican whose work alongside Trucy. Seems to adore her, or does she?
Other characters[edit]
Phoenix Wright
The head of the Wright Anything Agency whose currently in Khura'in to visit an old friend of his. Will Apollo manage to tell his boss what happened to his daughter?
Ema Skye
A forensics investigator who knew Apollo from Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. Seems quite excited with her new job.
Roger Retinz
Also known as the "Ratings Rajah" and a producer for Take-2 TV. What's his connection to the case?
