References to other media in Justice for All.
- Checking the security cam in the Detention Center will make Phoenix say "Smile, you're on Candid Camera"
- Phoenix once mentions heading straight for the "highway to the danger zone".
- The infamous Fresh Prince reference."In West Clownadelphia, born and raised, on the playground is where I spent my clownin..."
- "It's a treasure. My treasure... Preciiiious..."
- In 1972, a crack clown team was sent to prison by a circus court for a crime they did not commit. These clowns promptly escaped from a maximum security clown car... (more unreadably fast text.)
- Inspecting Acro's basketball hoop leads Maya to say that Acro's monkey "don't fake the funk on a nasty dunk."
- The ringleader of the Berry Big Circus has Shocking Pink Mascara, though it's uncertain whether or not Ace Attorney references the games or the other way around.
- Well excuuuuuuse me, princess!
- Lawrence "Moe" Curls, professional Stooge.Judge: "Mr. Curls, are you reciting The C-Team theme just to anger this court?
- During the same case:
- Maya: "Hey Pearly, did I ever tell you about how this one time, at Lawyer Camp, Nick..."
- Phoenix: Zoinks! It's the alien!
- Phoenix is once asked what he wanted to be when he grew up. He responded that he wanted to be like "Judge Wackner and the Public's Court."
- Maya in response to Trilo's (a ventriloquist's dummy) goals:
- It may also be a reference to the film Finding Forrester, which contained the line that inspired said website.
- Phoenix: "Well, those are the only kinds of flowers I know. Dagnabit, I'm a lawyer, not a botanist!"
- Gumshoe: "It's go time, baby! I'm on fire! YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!"
- The fact that he says this at least twice might also be referencing the fact that that's part of the opening theme, played in every episode.
- Edgeworth: "I saw the report with her testimony, but who knew that under that helmet... it was the wicked witch of the witness stand!?"
- Oldbag: You shall not pass!
- Regina Berry's staff/wand looks strikingly similar to a certain cardcaptor's.
- At one point, Phoenix says, "D'oh!" just like Homer Simpson.
- Phoenix: "Adrian Andrews! I choose you!
- Juan Corrida bears a striking resemblance to Hiroshi Fujioka, a.k.a. Takeshi Hongo (the very first Kamen Rider) and Segata Sanshiro.
- "Well, he did say 'I'll be back.' Wait... or was that someone else?"
- In Turnabout Big Top:Franziska: There's no crying in court!
- Phoenix sounding very much like Jerry Lewis during 2-2:Phoenix: "Not you too, Mia! With the whip... and the pain... and the oww..."
- Phoenix and Pearl find a toy robot bear in 2-4, and Pearl asks how much horsepower it has.
- After von Karma whips Phoenix into unconsciousness: Ph-Phoenix! Hang in there, Phoenix!! PHOENIX!!!
- At one point, it even has a weird internal shout-out by Maya suggesting Phoenix spice his name up by calling himself "Naruhodo A. Wrighto". "Ryuuichi Naruhodou" is Phoenix's name in the Japanese versions of the games.
- And in case you're wondering why the o is shorter in the version proposed by Maya, "Naruhodo"(short O) literally means "I understand" or "I say" in Japanese and is Nick's nickname in the Japanese version.
- After Phoenix tells Matt Engarde to ignore a call he just had from de Killer, Matt replies with "Dude, did your nose just get longer?"
- As Miles Edgeworth puts it in 2-4, "When someone finds a dead body, they are usually shaken, not stirring some juice!"
- Phoenix Wright, before explaining a contradiction in Adrian Andrew's testimony: "It is elementary, my dear."
- At one point during case 2-3, Phoenix muses that it's true what they say about the tears of a clown.
- The Jammin' Ninja's outfit and guitar are similar to Kaiketsu Zubat.
- Trilo has two songs he sings, both of which seem to be parodies of real world songs. The first one is very clearly Cheap Trick's famous "I Want You to Want me" number, which Trilo says is for Regina and his lyrics are... disquieting for a 31 year old man to be saying about a 16 year old child: "I want you to touch me! I want you to kiss me! I want you to...". But this troper can't place what the second song ("The world of the law... Exciting and daring... Guilt or innocence... Decided by a judge dressed up like a woman!!") is supposed to be, but since the same comments about the rhythm being good and the lyrics being bad is made, it's clearly supposed to be another song.
