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There is also a sequel entitled ''[[http://www.aaonline.fr/player.php?trial_id=97837 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence 2 - Hunt For Justice.]]''
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There is also a sequel entitled ''[[http://www.aaonline.fr/player.php?trial_id=97837 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence 2 - Hunt For Justice.]]''Justice]],'' featuring Apollo Justice and Klavier Gavin as defense attorney and prosecutor respectively.
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There us is also a sequel entitled ''[[http://www.aaonline.fr/player.php?trial_id=97837 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence 2 - Hunt For Justice.]]''
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** Edgeworth, if Phoenix elects to make a bad and highly incorporate inappropriate joke in the courtroom.
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* CallForward: '''Phoenix''': "If I ever have a child, I'm teaching them the differance!" (In regards to ladders and step-ladders.)
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* CallForward: '''Phoenix''': "If I ever have a child, I'm teaching them the differance!" difference!" (In regards to ladders and step-ladders.)
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-->'''Jack Savage:''' And. You. Can't. Prove. OTHERWISE!\\
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** '''Jack Savage:''': [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
** '''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
* WhereAreTheyNow: The end credits has a segment like this, as do all Ace Attorney games.
** '''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
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** '''Jack Savage:''': Savage:''' [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
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**'''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack '''Phoenix:''' [[spoiler:Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
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It is also set up as a SpiritualSequel to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]].
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It is also set up as a SpiritualSequel to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]].
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* TheCameo: Rainbow Dash in flashback to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]] as well as [[spoiler:Princess Celestia, who is implied to have assisted Mia Fey in bringing Wright and Edgeworth to Zootopia.]]
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* TheCameo: Rainbow Dash in flashback to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]] WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm as well as [[spoiler:Princess Celestia, who is implied to have assisted Mia Fey in bringing Wright and Edgeworth to Zootopia.]]
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* AlwaysMurder: The moment he arrives in Zootopia Phoenix Wright find himself defending someone for a murder they did not commit.
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* AlwaysMurder: The moment he arrives in Zootopia Zootopia, Phoenix Wright find finds himself defending someone for a murder they did not commit.
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** Edgeworth, even after [[spoiler:being stripped of his investigative rights]] he presses on to find the truth, and ultimately helps save Phoenix's case.
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** Edgeworth, even after [[spoiler:being stripped of his investigative rights]] he presses on to find the truth, and ultimately helps save Phoenix's case.
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* NonStandardGameOver: If you [spoiler:forcibly break Jack Savage's black locks you will receive a DownerEnding where everyone is really quite worse off all thanks to your poor choice.]]
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* NonStandardGameOver: If you [spoiler:forcibly [[spoiler:forcibly break Jack Savage's black locks you will receive a DownerEnding where everyone is really quite worse off all thanks to your poor choice.]]
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* TheHero: Phoneix Wright
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* TheHero: Phoneix Phoenix Wright
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* NaiveNewcomer: Phoenix us unaware that 'cute' is a racial slur to bunnies, and ends up saying to to a police officer.
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* NaiveNewcomer: Phoenix us unaware that 'cute' is a racial slur to bunnies, and ends up saying to it to a police officer.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: A few cases of this, such as the following:
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** -->'''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
** -->'''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
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** -->'''Jack Savage''': '''Jack Savage:''': [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
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** '''Jack Savage''': [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
** '''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
** '''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
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** '''Jack -->'''Jack Savage''': [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
**'''Phoenix''': -->'''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
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* BigBad: [spoiler:Agent Jack Savage, the mastermind behind all the incidents you've been investigating.]]
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* BigBad: [spoiler:Agent [[spoiler:Agent Jack Savage, the mastermind behind all the incidents you've been investigating.]]
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* AlternateContinuity: Obviously these events never happened in either Ace Attorney or Zootopia Canon.
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* AlternateContinuity: Obviously these events never happened in either Ace Attorney or Zootopia Canon.canon.
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* BackFromTheDead: Mia Fey, in ghost form anyway.
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* NonStandardGameOver: If you [spoiler:forcibly break Jack Savage's black locks you will receive a DownerEnding where everyone is really quite worse off all thanks to your poor choice.]]
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* ThemeMusicPowerUp: The final pursuit has the original Pursuit~Cornered theme kick in.
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* DiryCop: [[spoiler:Jack Savage, he may not be a member of the ZPD but he is meant to enforce the law rather than break it.]]
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* DiryCop: DirtyCop: [[spoiler:Jack Savage, he may not be a member of the ZPD but he is meant to enforce the law rather than break it.]]
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* ADogNamedDog:
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* ADogNamedDog:ADogNamedDog: Many of these, examples include...
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** A gazelle named Gazelle.
** A witness named Whit Ness.
** A forger named For G'er.
** Finnick's last name is 'Fox', and he is a fennec fox.
** A koala named David Koalabell.
** A gazelle named Gazelle.
** A witness named Whit Ness.
** A forger named For G'er.
** Finnick's last name is 'Fox', and he is a fennec fox.
** A koala named David Koalabell.
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* AnimalJingoism: Predator and Prey relations are contested within the plotline, much like in the movie.
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* BearsAreBadNews: Phoenix is a little shocked when a giant polar bear shows up, and that bear is one of Mr Big's henchmen.
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* TheConspiracy: [[spoiler:Jack Savage, with helps from a bunch of accomplices including Whit Ness, For G'er, David Koalabell and Dawn Bellwether created several crimes where predators were framed for harming prey species just because they were prey species. The intent of this was to renew the racial tension and unrest in Zootopia and through that the rest of the country. He failed each time thanks to our ButtMonkey of a lawyer, and in the end attempted to slink away a free man by framing Judy Hopps as the mastermind.]]
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* DiryCop: [[spoiler:Jack Savage, he may not be a member of the ZPD but he is meant to enforce the law rather than break it.]]
** Mentions of an officer taking bribes to smuggle items in and out of the detention centre, though he/she is never identified.
** Mentions of an officer taking bribes to smuggle items in and out of the detention centre, though he/she is never identified.
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* EurekaMoment: When Phoenix realises just who the real mastermind is.
* FanBoy: Even if he hadn't been in Zootopia long, the Judge became quite the Gazelle fan.
* FanBoy: Even if he hadn't been in Zootopia long, the Judge became quite the Gazelle fan.
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* GutPunch: When Gideon Grey pleads to Phoenix Wright for his help.
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* TheHero: Phoneix Wright
** Miles Edgeworth and Judy Hopps can also be considered this, as they are also playable at some point or another.
** Miles Edgeworth and Judy Hopps can also be considered this, as they are also playable at some point or another.
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* Jerkass: Jack Savage doesn't do much to hide his disdain for Phoenix Wright.
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* Jerkass: {{Jerkass}}: Jack Savage doesn't do much to hide his disdain for Phoenix Wright.
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* TapToTheHead: This happens to [[spoiler:Stu Hopps at the beginning of Case 4.]]
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* TapToTheHead: TapOnTheHead: This happens to [[spoiler:Stu Hopps at the beginning of Case 4.]]
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* NotSoStoic: Jack Savage seems calm and collected, at least until his perfect case has a hole blown in it.
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* NotSoStoic: Jack Savage seems calm and collected, at least until his perfect case has a hole blown in it.it.
* OhCrap: [[spoiler:When Judy is arrested.]]
** [[spoiler:Jack Savage when Phoenix indicts him.]]
** During the end of the first trial of Case 5, [[spoiler:when Doug Ramses dies on the witness stand.]]
* RunningGag: The ladder argument from the Ace Attorney games shows up here too.
* SmugSnake: Jack Savage reeks of this, taking great pleasure in crushing Phoenix's arguments.
* SpeechCentricWork: As is the Ace Attorney norm.
* StunnedSilence: The courtroom after Whit Ness makes a clearly false testimony.
* SurpriseWitness: Nick Wilde, [[spoiler:forced to testify against Judy.]]
* TapToTheHead: This happens to [[spoiler:Stu Hopps at the beginning of Case 4.]]
* TitleIn: When entering a new area.
* WhamEpisode: Case 4, and [[spoiler:Jack Savage's black locks.]]
* WhamLine:
** '''Jack Savage''': [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
** '''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
* WhereAreTheyNow: The end credits has a segment like this, as do all Ace Attorney games.
* OhCrap: [[spoiler:When Judy is arrested.]]
** [[spoiler:Jack Savage when Phoenix indicts him.]]
** During the end of the first trial of Case 5, [[spoiler:when Doug Ramses dies on the witness stand.]]
* RunningGag: The ladder argument from the Ace Attorney games shows up here too.
* SmugSnake: Jack Savage reeks of this, taking great pleasure in crushing Phoenix's arguments.
* SpeechCentricWork: As is the Ace Attorney norm.
* StunnedSilence: The courtroom after Whit Ness makes a clearly false testimony.
* SurpriseWitness: Nick Wilde, [[spoiler:forced to testify against Judy.]]
* TapToTheHead: This happens to [[spoiler:Stu Hopps at the beginning of Case 4.]]
* TitleIn: When entering a new area.
* WhamEpisode: Case 4, and [[spoiler:Jack Savage's black locks.]]
* WhamLine:
** '''Jack Savage''': [[spoiler:Judy Hopps, you're under arrest for the murder of Jerry Jumbeaux Jr..."]]
** '''Phoenix''': [[spoiler:"Jack Savage, the criminal is you!"]]
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* NotSoStoic: Jack Savage seems calm and collects, at least until his perfect case has a hole blown in it.
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* NotSoStoic: Jack Savage seems calm and collects, collected, at least until his perfect case has a hole blown in it.
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* INeverSaidItWasPoison: Bellwether [[spoiler:seems to know the colour of the bottle despite 'not being involved', just like a previous Ace Attorney villain.]]
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* INeverSaidItWasPoison: Bellwether [[spoiler:seems to know the colour of the bottle despite 'not being involved', just like a previous Ace Attorney villain.]]]]
* InterspeciesFriendship: Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde.
* Jerkass: Jack Savage doesn't do much to hide his disdain for Phoenix Wright.
* KeyUnderTheDoormat: The key to Nick and Judy's apartment.
* MoodWhiplash: Jokes one minute, life or death decision making the next.
* MyNameIsQuestionMarks: What appears above the text box before Phoenix learns their names.
* NaiveNewcomer: Phoenix us unaware that 'cute' is a racial slur to bunnies, and ends up saying to to a police officer.
* NearVillainVictory: Wright's case is, as always, saved at the very last moment. Isn't it good to have friends?
* NeverSayThatAgain: When Phoenix calls Judy cute. He almost says it again later, and barely stops himself.
* NewSuperpower: Mia gives Judy the ability to perceive Psyche Locks, though it is only momentary.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Phoenix presents a [[spoiler:letter that seems to prove his client was framed, but only ends up proving their guilt even more. Though later it was revealed that forgery was involved.]]
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler:Jack Savage says something that a certain carrot shaped pen records, which is used against him later on in court.]]
* TheNicknamer: Nick Wilde, he calls Phoenix 'Spike' and Edgeworth 'Edgey'. He also calls Judy 'Carrots' most of the time.
* NotSoStoic: Jack Savage seems calm and collects, at least until his perfect case has a hole blown in it.
* InterspeciesFriendship: Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde.
* Jerkass: Jack Savage doesn't do much to hide his disdain for Phoenix Wright.
* KeyUnderTheDoormat: The key to Nick and Judy's apartment.
* MoodWhiplash: Jokes one minute, life or death decision making the next.
* MyNameIsQuestionMarks: What appears above the text box before Phoenix learns their names.
* NaiveNewcomer: Phoenix us unaware that 'cute' is a racial slur to bunnies, and ends up saying to to a police officer.
* NearVillainVictory: Wright's case is, as always, saved at the very last moment. Isn't it good to have friends?
* NeverSayThatAgain: When Phoenix calls Judy cute. He almost says it again later, and barely stops himself.
* NewSuperpower: Mia gives Judy the ability to perceive Psyche Locks, though it is only momentary.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Phoenix presents a [[spoiler:letter that seems to prove his client was framed, but only ends up proving their guilt even more. Though later it was revealed that forgery was involved.]]
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler:Jack Savage says something that a certain carrot shaped pen records, which is used against him later on in court.]]
* TheNicknamer: Nick Wilde, he calls Phoenix 'Spike' and Edgeworth 'Edgey'. He also calls Judy 'Carrots' most of the time.
* NotSoStoic: Jack Savage seems calm and collects, at least until his perfect case has a hole blown in it.
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* ChekhovsGun: A crucial piece of evidence in Case 1 is presented and then not seen again until Case 5, where it is the key to the whole case and the victory of the defence.
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* ChekhovsGun: A crucial piece of evidence in Case 1 is presented and then not seen again until Case 5, where it is the key to the whole case and the victory of the defence.defence.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Our Judge has moments of being clueless as always.
* ContinuityNod: References to past Ace Attorney Games, including nods to both Von Karmas, Godot and others.
** References to events from the Zootopia Movie are to be expected.
* CourtroomAntic: It's Ace Attorney. Did you expect any different?
* CurseCutShort:
-->'''Edgeworth:''' What--\\
'''Judge:''' The--\\
'''Judy:''' ''Fluke!? It's got to be a fluke, right?''
* CutenessProximity: Subverted, Judy gets very offended when called cute.
* DarkestHour: In the final case, Phoenix and Judy have been fighting off the verdict constantly, but the prosecution always seems to gain the upper hand no matter what contradiction they find. In the end they have no more trial extensions and they are back to square one, with [[spoiler:Judy's]] guilty verdict all but certain. [[spoiler:Luckily, Mia Fey and Miles Edgeworth were having none of it.]]
* DidIJustSayThatOutLoud: Sometimes characters seem to be able to read Phoenix's thoughts. Of course, he's just that predictable in their eyes.
* DoubleTake: Phoenix and Miles, who just can't seem to escape the same old Judge.
* GivingSomeoneThePointerFinger: Phoenix and Edgeworth.
* GroupPictureEnding: Our main characters (Phoenix, Edgeworth, Judy and Nick) take one of these.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Judy Hopps, an assistant to Wright in the main five cases, is the protagonist of the bonus case.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each case has 'Turnabout' in the title.
* IncrediblyLamePun: The 'always Wright' joke.
* INeverSaidItWasPoison: Bellwether [[spoiler:seems to know the colour of the bottle despite 'not being involved', just like a previous Ace Attorney villain.]]
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Our Judge has moments of being clueless as always.
* ContinuityNod: References to past Ace Attorney Games, including nods to both Von Karmas, Godot and others.
** References to events from the Zootopia Movie are to be expected.
* CourtroomAntic: It's Ace Attorney. Did you expect any different?
* CurseCutShort:
-->'''Edgeworth:''' What--\\
'''Judge:''' The--\\
'''Judy:''' ''Fluke!? It's got to be a fluke, right?''
* CutenessProximity: Subverted, Judy gets very offended when called cute.
* DarkestHour: In the final case, Phoenix and Judy have been fighting off the verdict constantly, but the prosecution always seems to gain the upper hand no matter what contradiction they find. In the end they have no more trial extensions and they are back to square one, with [[spoiler:Judy's]] guilty verdict all but certain. [[spoiler:Luckily, Mia Fey and Miles Edgeworth were having none of it.]]
* DidIJustSayThatOutLoud: Sometimes characters seem to be able to read Phoenix's thoughts. Of course, he's just that predictable in their eyes.
* DoubleTake: Phoenix and Miles, who just can't seem to escape the same old Judge.
* GivingSomeoneThePointerFinger: Phoenix and Edgeworth.
* GroupPictureEnding: Our main characters (Phoenix, Edgeworth, Judy and Nick) take one of these.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Judy Hopps, an assistant to Wright in the main five cases, is the protagonist of the bonus case.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each case has 'Turnabout' in the title.
* IncrediblyLamePun: The 'always Wright' joke.
* INeverSaidItWasPoison: Bellwether [[spoiler:seems to know the colour of the bottle despite 'not being involved', just like a previous Ace Attorney villain.]]
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* CallForward: '''Phoenix''': "If I ever have a child, I'm teaching them the differance!" (in regards to ladders and step-ladders).
** [[spoiler:Black Psyche Locks.]]
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* CallForward: '''Phoenix''': "If I ever have a child, I'm teaching them the differance!" (in (In regards to ladders and step-ladders).
step-ladders.)
** [[spoiler:Black Psyche Locks.]]]]
* TheCameo: Rainbow Dash in flashback to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]] as well as [[spoiler:Princess Celestia, who is implied to have assisted Mia Fey in bringing Wright and Edgeworth to Zootopia.]]
* ChekhovsGun: A crucial piece of evidence in Case 1 is presented and then not seen again until Case 5, where it is the key to the whole case and the victory of the defence.
** [[spoiler:Black Psyche Locks.
* TheCameo: Rainbow Dash in flashback to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]] as well as [[spoiler:Princess Celestia, who is implied to have assisted Mia Fey in bringing Wright and Edgeworth to Zootopia.]]
* ChekhovsGun: A crucial piece of evidence in Case 1 is presented and then not seen again until Case 5, where it is the key to the whole case and the victory of the defence.
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* BatmanGambit: Phoenix keeps interrupting the verdict with any objection possible to give Edgeworth time to do his work outside the courtroom.
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* BatmanGambit: Phoenix keeps interrupting the verdict with any objection possible to give Edgeworth time to do his work outside the courtroom.courtroom.
* BerserkButton: Pretty much all of the witness breakdowns.
** Jack Savage if [[spoiler: you break his black locks incorrectly, leading to a bad ending.]]
** Edgeworth, if Phoenix elects to make a bad and highly incorporate joke in the courtroom.
* BigBad: [spoiler:Agent Jack Savage, the mastermind behind all the incidents you've been investigating.]]
* BigDamnHeroes: Nick Wilde, showing up with that final piece of evidence at the last moment.
** Edgeworth, even after [[spoiler:being stripped of his investigative rights]] he presses on to find the truth, and ultimately helps save Phoenix's case.
* BigWhat: Whenever someone drops a bombshell on Phoenix, or any of the other characters for that matter.
* BlatantLies: Whit Ness' final testimony.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The SequelHook at the end of the bonus case, featuring Athena Cykes, Apollo Justice and Klavier Gavin.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Literally, [[spoiler:when Jack Savage takes to the prosecutor's stand.]]
** The Judge has his usual personality quirks, including singing 'Try Everything' during a trial, much to everyone's chagrin.
* ButtMonkey: Phoenix Wright, who else?
* CallAHumanAMeatbag: Weaselton states Phoneix must be an ape who escaped a zoo (because apes and other primates aren't sapient in Zootopia, no humans). Bellwether also surmises he is the product of a hairless ape mating with a porcupine (a dig at his hair, of course).
* CallForward: '''Phoenix''': "If I ever have a child, I'm teaching them the differance!" (in regards to ladders and step-ladders).
** [[spoiler:Black Psyche Locks.]]
* BerserkButton: Pretty much all of the witness breakdowns.
** Jack Savage if [[spoiler: you break his black locks incorrectly, leading to a bad ending.]]
** Edgeworth, if Phoenix elects to make a bad and highly incorporate joke in the courtroom.
* BigBad: [spoiler:Agent Jack Savage, the mastermind behind all the incidents you've been investigating.]]
* BigDamnHeroes: Nick Wilde, showing up with that final piece of evidence at the last moment.
** Edgeworth, even after [[spoiler:being stripped of his investigative rights]] he presses on to find the truth, and ultimately helps save Phoenix's case.
* BigWhat: Whenever someone drops a bombshell on Phoenix, or any of the other characters for that matter.
* BlatantLies: Whit Ness' final testimony.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The SequelHook at the end of the bonus case, featuring Athena Cykes, Apollo Justice and Klavier Gavin.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Literally, [[spoiler:when Jack Savage takes to the prosecutor's stand.]]
** The Judge has his usual personality quirks, including singing 'Try Everything' during a trial, much to everyone's chagrin.
* ButtMonkey: Phoenix Wright, who else?
* CallAHumanAMeatbag: Weaselton states Phoneix must be an ape who escaped a zoo (because apes and other primates aren't sapient in Zootopia, no humans). Bellwether also surmises he is the product of a hairless ape mating with a porcupine (a dig at his hair, of course).
* CallForward: '''Phoenix''': "If I ever have a child, I'm teaching them the differance!" (in regards to ladders and step-ladders).
** [[spoiler:Black Psyche Locks.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:An Accurate Lawyer Simulator]]
''[[http://www.aaonline.fr/player.php?trial_id=93347 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence]]'' is a fangame based on the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' series. It was created using the [[http://acaonline.fr/index.php Ace Attorney Online]] trial editor. An incident brings upcoming lawyer Phoenix Wright and famed prosecutor Miles Edgeworth to the city of Zootopia where they must navigate a culture similar and yet completely different to their own.
It is also set up as a SpiritualSequel to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]].
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!! Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence contains examples of:
* AccuseTheWitness: It's Ace Attorney, witnesses are always lying to cover their own crimes.
* AnAesop: In the bonus case, [[spoiler:Jack Savage learns a valuable lesson about letting go of the past, lest it drag you down.]]
* AlternateContinuity: Obviously these events never happened in either Ace Attorney or Zootopia Canon.
* AlwaysMurder: The moment he arrives in Zootopia Phoenix Wright find himself defending someone for a murder they did not commit.
* AnimationBump: The Ace Attorney characters are animated as they would be in-game, the Zootopia characters are static vectors.
* ArbitratySkepticism: Edgeworth, he believes he has been drugged by some assailant over the reality of his situation. At least at first.
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Doug Ramses, a hitman hired by the villain of the Zootopia Movie, is killed by Jack Savage at the witness stand.]]
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:Jack Savage has a HeelFaceTurn in the bonus case after having his black psyche locks broken. He's still in prison for potentially life, but he has a different outlook on things.]]
* BatmanGambit: Phoenix keeps interrupting the verdict with any objection possible to give Edgeworth time to do his work outside the courtroom.
[[caption-width-right:350:An Accurate Lawyer Simulator]]
''[[http://www.aaonline.fr/player.php?trial_id=93347 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence]]'' is a fangame based on the ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' series. It was created using the [[http://acaonline.fr/index.php Ace Attorney Online]] trial editor. An incident brings upcoming lawyer Phoenix Wright and famed prosecutor Miles Edgeworth to the city of Zootopia where they must navigate a culture similar and yet completely different to their own.
It is also set up as a SpiritualSequel to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm Turnabout Storm]].
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!! Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney | Zootopia Defence contains examples of:
* AccuseTheWitness: It's Ace Attorney, witnesses are always lying to cover their own crimes.
* AnAesop: In the bonus case, [[spoiler:Jack Savage learns a valuable lesson about letting go of the past, lest it drag you down.]]
* AlternateContinuity: Obviously these events never happened in either Ace Attorney or Zootopia Canon.
* AlwaysMurder: The moment he arrives in Zootopia Phoenix Wright find himself defending someone for a murder they did not commit.
* AnimationBump: The Ace Attorney characters are animated as they would be in-game, the Zootopia characters are static vectors.
* ArbitratySkepticism: Edgeworth, he believes he has been drugged by some assailant over the reality of his situation. At least at first.
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Doug Ramses, a hitman hired by the villain of the Zootopia Movie, is killed by Jack Savage at the witness stand.]]
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:Jack Savage has a HeelFaceTurn in the bonus case after having his black psyche locks broken. He's still in prison for potentially life, but he has a different outlook on things.]]
* BatmanGambit: Phoenix keeps interrupting the verdict with any objection possible to give Edgeworth time to do his work outside the courtroom.
