Courtroom Cast - Phoenix Wright Quiz

Answer: Larry Butz

"When something smells, it's usually the Butz" is an iconic quote that frequently comes up throughout the trilogy. Larry is always up to something stupid that gets either himself or others into some kind of trouble.

Answer: Mia Fey

Even after she is murdered, Mia Fey is able to assist Phoenix through the spirit channeling efforts of Maya or Pearl Fey. She offers Phoenix useful advice and occasionally appears in court directly to assist him.

Answer: 24

Like many characters throughout this game, Phoenix is abnormally young for someone in his position. Considering he had already made it to law school at the age of 20, he must have graduated high school or college extremely quickly.

Answer: Dahlia Hawthorne

Of course, as we come to find, only Phoenix was actually in it for genuine love. Dahlia had her own sinister plans, which involved her trying but failing to straight up kill Phoenix and have him jailed for murder.

Answer: Four

In the very first episode, Mia Fey acts the part of Phoenix's assistant. After she is killed, her younger sister Maya Fey steps in. When Maya Fey departs, for "Rising from Ashes", Lana Skye briefly takes over as Phoenix's assistant. Finally, in "The Lost Turnabout", Maggie Byrde funnily enough is both Phoenix's client and his assistant.

Answer: Ladder

Across the first trilogy, there are five instances where the player can find themselves examining a ladder. In each case, the character the player is using and their partner will enter a brief, silly argument over which term is 'proper' - ladder or step-ladder.

This jovial exchange became so beloved it would continue to appear in future iterations under the "Ace Attorney" franchise as an easter egg of sorts.

Answer: Attorney Badge

One of the things Phoenix is most well known for is showing his badge to anyone and everyone he encounters. This does not bode too well for Edgeworth however, as he will need to impersonate Phoenix Wright as he plays the part of a defense attorney. Thankfully, although some eyebrows are raised, nobody other than Franziska von Karma figures out the ruse, and she is content with the idea of "crushing" Edgeworth in court to the point where she simply doesn't care.

Answer: He fell off a bridge

As he pursued the suspect down the Murky Bridge, the rickety, flimsy structure gave way and Phoenix fell into the river. He somehow was not killed or even injured doing this, and simply caught hypothermia trying to escape the river. This still did prevent him from appearing in court, prompting Edgeworth to step in.

Answer: Trite

It is never clear if Godot does this on purpose, or if it's because he has simply mistaken Phoenix's last name. It is probably the former due to how many times Godot calls Phoenix 'Trite' but it's never explicitly said.

Answer: Dick Gumshoe

Pearl never takes the stand during the trilogy, though Phoenix does have to break her Psyche Locks on two occasions while investigating. Maya is the very last person to take the stand in the first trilogy, but she never takes the stand prior to this appearance. Oldbag takes the stand twice; the first came in the first game, the second occurrence happened in the second game.

However, Dick Gumshoe is ultimately cross-examined by Phoenix a total of nine times, by the far the most out of anyone.