Phoenix takes on his first case to save his childhood friend -- one who helped inspire him to become an attorney in the first place. With Mia by his side, he learns the basics as he confronts a decisive witness.

It's not a good day to be Phoenix Wright. Not only has his mentor been murdered, but her sister is the prime suspect. With no-one else willing to defend her, can Phoenix unravel the mystery? And what connection does Phoenix have to the prosecutor?

It's not often that when a TV villain dies, they die for real. This time it has, and actor Will Powers is in the firing line. Can Phoenix sift through the cover-ups and forgotten history to find the real culprit? And what does Prosecutor Edgeworth have up his sleeves?

When a dead body turns up in a river, Phoenix takes on the most unlikely of clients; his own rival, Miles Edgeworth. Can the rookie lawyer take down Manfred von Karma, the genius prosecutor with a 40 year perfect record? And what is Edgeworth hiding?

After being hired by Ema Skye to defend her sister, Chief Prosecutor Lana Skye, Phoenix is left with two problems. She claims that she did it, and the victim died in two places at the exact same time. Can Phoenix discover the darkness at the heart of the police system, and what does this mean for Edgeworth?

[NB: This is the extra case added for the DS re-release.]

Phoenix Wright returns, taking on the case of Police Officer Maggey Byrd who's accused of killing a fellow officer. This would be childs play for Phoenix... if he didn't have amnesia. Can he regain his memory in time to find the real killer?

After a spirit channeling seemingly goes wrong in the village of Kurain, Maya is accused of murder. To save her, Phoenix will have to take on another von Karma, Franziska, and it's going to be painful for everyone involved. Can Phoenix uncover the truth, and who is the young girl hiding in the shadows?

When circus ringmaster Russell Berry is murdered and magician Max Galactica is in the dock, Phoenix must answer a seemingly impossible question. Can a man really fly? And if he can't, then why did eyewitnesses see someone do it? The truth is out there, and only Phoenix can find it.

Global Studios is in trouble again when history seems to repeat itself and another star is murdered. But when a mysterious man kidknaps Maya and demands an aquittal, it's not just the life of defendant Matt Engarde in our protagonist's hands. And when a familiar face re-appears, Phoenix must answer an important question: What sort of person is he?

One of Mia's first cases. Her defendant? Phoenix Wright himself!

Phoenix finds himself charged of murdering the ex of his girlfriend, but just who did he fall for?

When Kurain's famed artifact is stolen from an exhibition hall, Phoenix ends up defending the very man claiming to have taken it. But why does Ron want to be found guilty? And who is this mysterious new prosecutor Godot?

The papers say Phoenix Wright lost his case defending Maggey Bryde in another murder. Funny thing is, Phoenix never took that case. Is there really an imposter attorney running around? Phoenix appeals Maggey's case to get to the bottom of it.

Mia's first case, a convicted criminal is on trial for murdering a police officer. Can someone who keeps telling "little lies" be innocent? And just who is the witness?

Phoenix's final case in his trilogy. When Phoenix travels to Hazakura Temple chasing a vision from his past, he finds himself drawn into too many old grudges. Can he save Maya yet again, along with the mysterious Iris, and settle his score with Godot at the same time? Maybe with a little help from unlikely sources...

Apollo's first case as a defense attorney.

In a strange turn of events, Apollo must defend an all too familiar face in the murder of world traveler Shadi Smith.

Apollo's first case as a member of the Wright anything agency.

What first seems to be a series of minor crimes becomes a murder trial when Jr. gang member Wocky is accused of murder. Just what is the connection between panty theft, a hit 'n run, another panty theft, a stolen noodle cart and a murder?

Apollo isn't exactly thrilled to be dragged to one of Klavier's concerts, but things really heat up when a staff member ends up dead.

Only one problem: How do you defend a client who doesn't even speak your language?

Past and present collide in the final case, as Apollo tries to save a young artist from a secret of seven years ago--and takes on the court system itself to do it.

Phoenix's legacy is passed on in this surreal, hair-raising finale.

Edgeworth returns to his office only to find it the scene of a murder! And not just any murder, the murder of a detective!

Gumshoe, I thought you were office-sitting!?

While taking a trip on the swankiest airplane you'd never be able to afford, Edgeworth stumbles on a dead body and is mistaken for the killer!

Who is the mysterious, handsome young victim? Who killed him?

And why does an airplane have an elevator, a grand piano, and objecting statues!?

When Edgeworth learns that his friend's son has been kidnapped, he goes to the theme park Gatewater Land to deliver the ransom and almost becomes a victim himself. He's rescued by Kay Faraday, self proclaimed thief, and together they battle Interpol for the rights to chase down the criminals responsible.

Seven years before the start of AAI, a shocking murder takes place inside the courthouse itself, and a freshly-promoted detective is the prime suspect.

Edgeworth takes on his first "investigation" and forms bonds that will last him a lifetime, all while taking on the mystery of the famed master thief, Yatagarasu.

After seven years the Yatagarasu has returned, but why now, and what is he after? Edgeworth and all his allies come together to combat an international criminal, with not one murder but two to solve before the night is over. All five cases lead into this action packed, world-revolving finale.

Edgeworth is called to the scene of an attempted political assassination, and though he solves the case, he soon realizes that something much larger is already brewing…

When Edgeworth heads to the detention center to question his latest trial defendant, he finds the defendant murdered! No choice but to solve it, right?

But then a new judge and prosecutor take to the scene, and they are determined to make Edgeworth's job as difficult as possible.

Eighteen years ago, Gregory Edgeworth took a case that would become the final case of his career.

At the request of his father's former colleague and friend, Edgeworth rises to the challenge of solving the mystery that marred Manfred von Karma's perfect record, and cost his father his life.

You can't have a teenaged side-kick for too long before they end up a murder suspect; Edgworth learns this lesson the hard way, putting his entire career on the line to defend Kay not from the mysterious figure that attacked her, but the Prosecutorial Investigations Committee that is determined to have the both of them locked away.

No more than a few hours after their last close call, Edgeworth and Kay stumble onto a new, high profile murder investigation.

And a kidnapping.
And another kidnapping?
And another murder?

Edgeworth goes all out to solve this final case, relearning what being a prosecutor really means to him all over again.

A teacher at Thermis lawschool is found dead. But the crime seems to follow the same pattern as the mock trial that Juniper wrote...

Can Athena help her childhood friend get acquitted, and more importantly, figure out what is up with her classmates?

A seven year old space probe returns to earth, but space rocks is not the only thing that it brought back.

The client was proven innocent, but the killer wasn't found... That can never end well.

Athena discovers the tradition of young lawyer girls getting accused of murder the hard way.

Phoenix Wright is back after the disbarment! His first client? An orca!

How do you defend a client that isn't even the same species?

While Phoenix is busy on his "vacation" Apollo defends a familiar girl.

Are all magic shows cursed to devolve into murder?

Phoenix's vacation continues when he finally gets to meet Maya again. Too bad that she's accused of murder. Again.

Apollo continues holding the fort back in Japanifornia and takes on a client referred by Athena's old friend.

What begins as a civil lawsuit about an ancient orb quickly devolves into a murder trial.

And that's before the very foundation of a country is shaken.

A short skit where Phoenix, under terrorist threat, tries to prove that Pearl is the true princess of Kura'in.

A short skit where Apollo has to figure out where Rayfa wants to spend another day vacationing.

The gang is back together for a mystery about time-travel, airships and a wedding.

Ryonsuke is accused of killing visiting professor John Watson Wilson.

Thanks to a certain famous detective, Ryonsuke is accused of murdering his travel compatriot on a ship heading for England.

Rhyuonsuke and Susato haven't even found a place to stay in London when they are given their first court case.

The case? A murder in a moving stage coach.

The start of Natsume Souski's troubles in London.

A commotion in a pawnshop leads to a murder. But something bigger lurks in the background.

Susato is alone in Japan when her friend is accused of murder.

Only one possible option exists: Pretend to be an attorney and defend her. Only one slight hitch: females are forbidden from even being in the court room.

The continuation of Souski's troubles in London.

Just what is the supposed curse of his room about?

It is finally time for the world's fair. An exciting scientific invention is being exhibited.

Too bad that the demonstration succeeds? with lethal results.

Everyone has barely gathered themselves after the reveals of the last episode when disaster strikes.

As if it wasn't enough to see a familiar face in the deck, the victim is another familiar face.

The story from the previous episode returns to the courtroom. It is time for all to be revealed.