Ace Attorney Season 1 Episode 18 Turnabout Big Top: 1st Trial
- August 6, 2016
- 23 min
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(10)
Phoenix Wright is back in court, and this time he’s representing a new client: Max Galactica, a world-renowned magician who is being accused of murder. The victim is none other than his own mentor, the Ringmaster of the Berry Big Circus. As always, Phoenix quickly gets to work investigating the case and gathering evidence.
The trial begins with a bang, and it’s clear from the start that this is going to be no ordinary case. The prosecution’s star witness is a talking parrot named Polly, who was the only witness to the crime. But Polly isn’t talking – at least not to anyone but her owner, a young acrobat named Regina Berry.
As Phoenix cross-examines Polly, it becomes clear that there’s something fishy going on. The parrot’s testimony doesn’t quite add up, and Phoenix is quick to point out the inconsistencies. But before he can get to the bottom of things, he’s interrupted by a surprise witness: a mysterious figure in a black hood who claims to have information about the crime. Who could this person be, and what do they know?
Meanwhile, Phoenix’s old friend and rival, prosecutor Miles Edgeworth, is on the case as well. Edgeworth is as sharp as ever, and it’s clear that this is going to be another tough battle in the courtroom.
As the trial continues, Phoenix comes up against a number of other challenging witnesses, including the acrobatic Regina and the enigmatic clown Moe. Each one seems to have their own secrets to hide, and it’s up to Phoenix to unravel the truth.
Despite a number of setbacks, Phoenix manages to dig up some vital evidence that could prove his client’s innocence. But as always, the road to victory is a rocky one, and there are plenty of surprises in store before the trial is over.
Turnabout Big Top: 1st Trial is a thrilling episode of Ace Attorney, packed with twists, turns, and plenty of courtroom drama. As always, Phoenix Wright is determined to get to the bottom of the case and find the truth – no matter how difficult it may be.