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4''Trivia/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'' | ''[[Trivia/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyJusticeForAll Justice for All]]'' | '''''Trials and Tribulations''''''' | ''Trivia/ApolloJusticeAceAttorney'' | ''[[Trivia/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies Dual Destinies]]'' | ''[[Trivia/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneySpiritOfJustice Spirit of Justice]]''\
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6''Trivia/{{Ace Attorney Investigations|MilesEdgeworth}}'' | ''Trivia/TheGreatAceAttorney''\
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8[[Trivia/AceAttorney2012 The 2012 film]] | [[Trivia/AceAttorney2016 The anime]]]]-]]]
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10Trivia for ''Trials and Tribulations''.
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12* AscendedFanon: Dahlia Hawthorne's nickname "Dollie" is a reference to an unfinished FanTranslation of the GBA version, which only managed to cover the first case before the official localization was announced. In said fan translation, Dahlia Hawthorne was called Dolores Willow, and her nickname was "Dolly".
13* LifeImitatesArt: Criminals infected the police department's computer network with the MC Bomber ComputerVirus because the police department refused to pay a [[{{Blackmail}} ransom]] that the criminals demanded in ''Trials and Tribulations''. ''Trials and Tribulations'' was first released in 2004. The [=CryptoLocker=] ransomware's rampage of encrypting computers and demanding ransom took off in 2013.
14* NoExportForYou: Despite EVERY other game being released and despite even getting a few prerelease reviews in gaming magazines, the DS version of ''Trials and Tribulations'' was never released in Australia. No reason was ever given (although it may be related to the fact that its release was delayed in Europe over ratings complications, causing ''Apollo Justice'' to come out [[SequelFirst before it]]). At least Australia got the UsefulNotes/WiiWare version.
15* RefittedForSequel: Recipe for Turnabout was originally planned as the fourth case of ''Justice For All'', where it was cut for lack of cartridge space.
16* SerendipityWritesThePlot: [[https://www.capcom-unity.com/zeroobjections/blog/2014/10/31/ace-attorney-trilogy---surprising-tidbits-you-never-knew Trials and Tribulations had several development changes due to technical limitations.]]
17** Designs were made for Gumshoe as a rookie detective with his tie tightened and only one spike of hair sticking out. Due to memory issues, the only difference when he appears in [[WholeEpisodeFlashback Turnabout Beginnings]] is a tan coat instead of his present green one.
18** A miscalculation on the sizes of the game assets left the developers with less memory on the cartridge than they anticipated, so Sister Bikini was designed to be short so they could save on storage.
19** Wendy Oldbag was almost cut from the game entirely, but the devs found they had just enough room to give her a cameo. They lacked the space to give her sprite a lei from her vacation in Hawaii, however, so she's inexplicably wearing her space officer outfit from ''[[VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyJusticeForAll Justice for All]]''.
20** Marvin Grossberg wears a red suit instead of the brown one he wore in the first game because he blended into the courtroom background too much on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance's unlit screen.
21* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
22** There were initially plans to have Godot be an [[INeedAFreakingDrink alcoholic]] to match his tragic backstory, but he was changed to instead be a [[MustHaveCaffeine coffee addict]] to match his mysterious and philosophical nature.
23** Many things were cut for memory reasons, including a design for a much-younger Gumshoe in the first trial and Oldbag showing up in a lei after her vacation. (She's in her "alien" costume from the previous game, even though the security guard uniform from the first game would have made more sense, because of RuleOfFunny.)
24** Among the English names considered for Diego Armando were Joseph Cuppa, Xavier Barstucks, and William Havamug.
25* WordOfGay: [[https://www.capcom-unity.com/zeroobjections/blog/2014/10/31/ace-attorney-trilogy---surprising-tidbits-you-never-knew Janet Hsu, a member of the localization team]] for ''Trials and Tribulations'', confirmed in a blog post that Jean Armstrong is gay, though [[CaptainObviousReveal this is hardly a surprise to anyone]] considering [[CampGay how he acts]]. This is mostly a clarification about his gender and presentation, that he is specifically a gay cis man with a female drag persona rather than a transgender woman.

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