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That's a wrap on our real-time posts for Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney! Thanks for following along on the clock! 'Til next time!

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A few musings from some people...

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That's the end of Apollo's story for now. But! Have no fears, Apollo's got stories for years!

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Thalassa says she will one day reveal the truth to Apollo and Trucy. Phoenix notes that they're important to him also, especially Trucy. He's the only one who knows how she really feels...

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It seems Phoenix's goal (or one of his goals) of setting up the Jurist System with this specific case was to help Lamiroir regain her memories. Thalassa has returned.

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Trucy tells Apollo that she helped her father Zak "vanish" back then. Though he did return, he never reunited with Trucy. She says she's okay now that Phoenix is taking care of her. Where is that guy anyway?

Apollo and Trucy visit Vera, who welcomes them with a bright smile and a new start.

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Vera has woken up. The miracle happen!

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After much deliberation, the jurists have made their decisions. In one outcome, the jurists cannot come to a consensus and Vera meets a cruel fate. In another, a new and brighter day rises...

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In the Jurists' Chambers, the jurists now decide Vera Misham 's fate. Juror No.6 is revealed to be none other than Lamiroir.

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Kristoph breaks down after learning that Phoenix was the one who put the Jurist System together. The law continues to change and adapt, unlike Kristoph.

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Kristoph Gavin sure is not having it with this new system.

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Kristoph's motive to remove the Mishams is logical, but without decisive evidence, the trial looks to be over. That is, if this case wasn't a test for the new Jurist System.

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Klavier's well-prepared counter to Phoenix back then was due to Kristoph tipping him off and providing Misham's belongings. His motive appeared to be his dismissal as Zak's lawyer from losing a poker game and being replaced with Phoenix. A huge blow to his pride, if you will.

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Phoenix's reproduction of the yellow envelope's contents and the video footage aren't enough to sway the Judge. The trial looked to be ending, but Prosecutor Gavin has to air out something that has been on his mind for the last seven years.

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Kristoph is called to the stand and denies his involvement in the poisoning of the Mishams. His brother at the prosecution's bench seems to be seeing through to his scheme, though.

Now with all of Wright's research, Apollo names Kristoph Gavin as the one who poisoned Vera through her "good luck charm", the nail polish.

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The clues of seven years have been gathered and preparations are complete for tomorrow's trial.

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Phoenix visits Kristoph in his swanky cell to get some answers, but Kristoph isn't complying. Surprisingly, he seems to have some secrets locked deep and dark. While Gavin is away, though, Phoenix manages a look at decisive evidence.

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You're telling me there could have been some other great mysterious person who would be willing to shoot Magnifi? Sure, I hear you. Roger that.

Valant confesses to Phoenix his crime of altering Magnifi's suicide. Phoenix gives Zak's final note to Valant who has felt his guilt all those years. Before he departs, Valant ponders if Thalassa may still be alive. Talk about a showstopper.

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At Drew Studios, Phoenix is served a lot of tea from Brushel about the Gramarye drama, from performance rights to love triangles, and Thalassa's children...

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Phoenix has presented the jurors with a deep dive into the incident 7 years ago and its connection with the current case. The truths of the past and present will determine the future outcome.

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Under stress, Vera suddenly became paralyzed. Who was her client? She weakly answers "the devil" as she collapses to the floor. Vera Misham had been poisoned.

Klavier is shocked and demands to know the identity of the client who ordered a forgery. Upon Apollo's confusion, Klavier wonders if Phoenix Wright has yet to tell him the truth of 7 years ago.

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It's been revealed that the stamp from the client was a commemorative one featuring Vera's beloved Troupe Gramarye. Thus, she kept it from use until her father needed a stamp 7 years later.

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Vera is apparently talented enough that she can make anything given the right materials. Curious about the rough sketches of the paintings, it seems Drew Misham kept an eye on cases from Wright's office after learning Phoenix was making moves behind the scenes.

More is uncovered as the court learns that the true forger was really Vera Misham, with her father only posing as the forger to protect her from the outside world.

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Through Spark Brushel's testimony, more details about the night of the murder were revealed. Brushel explains he was able to get an interview with Misham due to his knowledge of a certain case 7 years ago.

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Trial day usually means things feel tense, but Apollo's client helps to bring the mood up a bit.

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Turns out Drew Misham was a forger! He copied the stolen oil painting onto another canvas. Curious, they analyzed the three paintings in the studio and found that the sketches underneath were based on all of Apollo's cases! But why?

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Apollo meets Brushel, who tried to interview Vera, to no avail. Apollo doesn't have much luck getting info from Brushel about the night of the crime either. Though he does hear a story about a famous oil painting that was stolen. A painting that sounds familiar to Apollo...

At the Coliseum, Apollo and Trucy meet Valant Gramarye. Brushel was to cover Valant's show, but wasn't interested, so he had already left. Though he was excited for his show, Valant was shocked upon seeing Trucy's gift bearing his former partner Zak's signature. What's going on?

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At Drew Studio, Ema gives Apollo details about the murder. Scientifically, she detects atroquinine on a tiny frame and reads Misham's mail. She couldn't tell Apollo much about the witness Spark Brushel, other than that he was likely at Sunshine Coliseum.

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Apollo and Trucy visit the Detention Center to meet the client: Vera Misham! However, Vera isn't speaking. Things appear to be nowhere until she hands Apollo her business card with the address for Drew Studio.

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Phoenix reveals that his mission is the "Jurist System," a new legal system aiming to revive jury trials. He has Apollo take a case to test the new system. Meanwhile, Phoenix gifts Trucy a sealed envelope and tells her not to open it until the time is right.

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 08/09/2026

Artist Drew Misham has died. His daughter, Vera Misham, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. The incident occurred after Vera served coffee to both her father and a journalist who was there to interview Misham. Traces of poison were found on his coffee mug.

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10 years ago today, Miles Edgeworth updated the autopsy report.

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 06/09/2026

Today also marks 10 years since Maya's first (of many) false charges of murder.

Phoenix Wright speaks with Maya Fey at the Detention Center.

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 06/09/2026

10 years ago today, Mia Fey was tragically murdered. Even now, her spirit lives on...

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 01/09/2026

I hope the reason Gumshoe hasn't appeared in the newer games isn't because he's dead... That's what happened in one of the manga.

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 04/08/2026

Phoenix Wright made his debut in court 10 years ago today in "The First Turnabout"! As the defense, he won the case for long time friend Larry Butz.

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 01/08/2026

It's been 10 years since Cindy Stone's untimely death.

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Court-Records @court-records.net · 11/07/2026

Machi will still need to face another trial for his actions in the smuggling, but Lamiroir is feeling hopeful. In fact, she is considering an eye operation. Hopefully she'll recover her memories one day.

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Apollo has built a solid case that points to Daryan as the killer. With no decisive evidence, he turns to Machi to finally confess the truth. At least he won't face death here, and of course is declared not guilty!

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One more, for old times' sake.

Borginian cocoons are banned for import due to being able to make poison, but it can also be used as a cure, something that would be very valuable to the Chief Justice. Daryan has never been overseas, so he had an accomplice, one Machi Tobaye!

Daryan testifies that he couldn't possibly be the shooter, but the new evidence has proven the possibility exists. The motive seems to be related to the Borginian cocoon, but why?