Higuruma vs Phoenix Wright
Summary
TLDRIn this dramatic courtroom transcript, Miles Edgeworth and Phoenix Higuma face off in a tense trial. The accused, Maya Fay, is charged with the murder of Pearl Fay. The trial is filled with theatrics, objections, and unexpected twists, including a psychic witness and a debate over evidence. Amidst the chaos, a verdict is reached, with Maya pleading her innocence and the judge delivering a final, shocking decision.
Takeaways
- 🎮 The script is a playful parody of a courtroom drama, likely inspired by the 'Ace Attorney' video game series.
- 🤵 Miles Edgeworth is portrayed as a confident and self-proclaimed 'King of the Edge', emphasizing his winning streak in trials.
- 👩🏫 Phoenix Wright, known as 'Higuma' in this script, is introduced as an attorney who is ready to challenge Miles Edgeworth.
- 🚫 Miles Edgeworth dismisses Phoenix Wright, asserting that he is not part of the case and refers to him in a derogatory manner.
- 🗣️ The script features a trial for the character Maya Fay, who is accused of the murder of Pearl Fay.
- 👀 The trial setting includes a judge and a witness, with the judge making decisions on the proceedings.
- 📸 Phoenix Wright attempts to present evidence, which is humorously dismissed as a blank piece of paper by Miles Edgeworth.
- 🔮 The Fay family is mentioned to have psychic powers, which is used as a plot device in the trial.
- 🍌 The murder accusation against Maya Fay involves a banana peel that allegedly caused Pearl Fay's death.
- 🚫 The script uses humor and absurdity, such as the judge asking the witness if she would like to testify or go to jail.
- 💥 The verdict is given in a quick and decisive manner, with the judge pronouncing Maya Fay guilty and sentencing her to death, only to be objected by Phoenix Wright.
Q & A
Who is Miles Edgeworth, and what is his role in the script?
-Miles Edgeworth is a character who appears to be a prosecutor in the script. He is confident in his ability to win cases and is known as the 'King of the Edge'.
What is the relationship between Phoenix and Higuma?
-Phoenix and Higuma seem to be attorneys, with Phoenix being recognized by Higuma. Higuma mentions that most of his friends call him by that name, suggesting a professional relationship.
What is the charge against Maya Fay in the script?
-Maya Fay is charged with the murder of Pearl Fay. The script suggests that she is accused of causing Pearl's death by throwing a banana peel in Pearl's direction.
What is the significance of the 'myfa murder charge' mentioned in the script?
-The 'myfa murder charge' seems to be a play on words or a typo, possibly referring to 'Maya' and her murder charge.
Why does Edgeworth want Phoenix to leave the trial?
-Edgeworth wants Phoenix to leave the trial because Phoenix is not part of the case and Edgeworth considers him to be an unwelcome presence, referring to him as 'slime'.
What is the context of the 'group chat party leaks' mentioned in the script?
-The 'group chat party leaks' appear to be a piece of evidence that Phoenix tries to present, but it is revealed to be a blank piece of paper, suggesting a possible trick or misunderstanding.
What is the significance of the psychic powers in the Fay family?
-The psychic powers of the Fay family are mentioned when Phoenix suggests that Maya could 'possess' her old sister, Pearl, implying that the family has some form of supernatural abilities.
What is the role of the judge in the trial depicted in the script?
-The judge in the script seems to be in charge of the proceedings, asking questions to the witness and making decisions about the trial's progress.
What is the verdict given by the judge in the script?
-The judge finds Maya Fay guilty of the first-degree murder of Pearl Fay and sentences her to the death penalty.
What is the significance of the 'domain expansion deadly sentencing' mentioned in the script?
-The 'domain expansion deadly sentencing' phrase is unclear in the script, but it may refer to a rule or a consequence within the trial's setting that forbids violence and suggests severe punishment.
What is the final objection raised by Phoenix before the judge's verdict?
-Phoenix objects to the judge's decision, stating that his client, Maya, would never commit murder and asking the judge to reconsider the verdict.
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