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Phoenix Wright, an up and coming defense attorney, is given a simplistic, yet hefty task for his first case: defend his best friend from elementary school in a murder trial. While he asked his boss, Mia Fey, to be put on the case due to the connection to the client, it would no doubt prove to be a difficult case for the first timer, due to the alibi given from the witness to the crime. Phoenix, however, confidently pointed out a major contradiction in the case, eventually leading to the witness being revealed as the true culprit. Things, however, would only escalade further in his career, as his very next case involved the murder of Mia, with her younger sister, Maya Fey, being placed as the defendant. What ensued was an uphill battle between Phoenix and the corrupt business owner Redd White, but Maya, using her family's spirit medium powers, channeled Mia, who threatened to blackmail Redd if he didn't confess to murdering her. Phoenix and Maya would afterwards form an unbreakable bond, working together on future cases, changing the Fey and Co. Law Office to the Wright and Co. Law Office. | Phoenix Wright, an up and coming defense attorney, is given a simplistic, yet hefty task for his first case: defend his best friend from elementary school in a murder trial. While he asked his boss, Mia Fey, to be put on the case due to the connection to the client, it would no doubt prove to be a difficult case for the first timer, due to the alibi given from the witness to the crime. Phoenix, however, confidently pointed out a major contradiction in the case, eventually leading to the witness being revealed as the true culprit. Things, however, would only escalade further in his career, as his very next case involved the murder of Mia, with her younger sister, Maya Fey, being placed as the defendant. What ensued was an uphill battle between Phoenix and the corrupt business owner Redd White, but Maya, using her family's spirit medium powers, channeled Mia, who threatened to blackmail Redd if he didn't confess to murdering her. Phoenix and Maya would afterwards form an unbreakable bond, working together on future cases, changing the Fey and Co. Law Office to the Wright and Co. Law Office. | ||
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The series later expanded to include multiple side stories, including a "what if" scenario in the form of Plague Knight's campaign, two prequels focusing on Specter Knight and King Knight, and a fighting game with all of the Knights as playable characters. | The series later expanded to include multiple side stories, including a "what if" scenario in the form of Plague Knight's campaign, two prequels focusing on Specter Knight and King Knight, and a fighting game with all of the Knights as playable characters. | ||
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Hershel Layton is an archaeology professor at Gressenheller University in London, England, who frequently gets wrapped up in mysteries that are full of twists and turns that make for a really compelling story in every game. Each game is unique in terms of story (with occasional returning characters as well), and honestly, even trying to summarize ''one'' game would take a while. | Hershel Layton is an archaeology professor at Gressenheller University in London, England, who frequently gets wrapped up in mysteries that are full of twists and turns that make for a really compelling story in every game. Each game is unique in terms of story (with occasional returning characters as well), and honestly, even trying to summarize ''one'' game would take a while. | ||
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|originconsole = Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One | |originconsole = Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One | ||
|firstinstallment = ''{{iw|wikipedia|Celeste|video game}}'' (2018) | |firstinstallment = ''{{iw|wikipedia|Celeste|video game}}'' (2018) | ||
|latestinstallment = ''Celeste | |latestinstallment = ''Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain'' (2024) | ||
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You play as a dog who's actually a goddess, and you get to paint the world with your tail. Life doesn't really get any better than this. | You play as a dog who's actually a goddess, and you get to paint the world with your tail. Life doesn't really get any better than this. | ||
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==''My Life as a Teenage Robot'' ({{ja|ジェニーはティーン☆ロボット|Jenī wa Tīn Robotto}}, ''Jenny is a Teen Robot'')== | |||
{{Infobox Series | |||
|title = My Life as a Teenage Robot (universe) | |||
|image = [[File:AidanzapunkTeenageRobotLogo.svg|250px]] | |||
|caption = [[File:AidanzapunkTeenageRobotSymbol.png|50px]] | |||
|publisher = Nickelodeon | |||
|designer = Rob Renzetti | |||
|genres = Comedy, action-adventure, comic science fiction, science fantasy, superhero, science fiction, animated sitcom | |||
|originconsole = Television | |||
|firstinstallment = ''{{iw|wikipedia|My Life as a Teenage Robot}}'' (season 1, 2003) | |||
|latestinstallment = ''My Life as a Teenage Robot'' (season 3, 2008) | |||
|interwiki = wikipedia | |||
|interwikiname = Wikipedia | |||
|interwikipage = My Life as a Teenage Robot | |||
}} | |||
Jenny Wakeman was created to defend the city of Tremorton (and the rest of the Earth) from the alien race of the Cluster, who are also a bunch of robots for some reason, but all she really wants to do is go to high school and make friends, like a normal teenager. Kinda sucks that the show only lasted for three seasons. | |||