Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies - Turnabout Academy Walkthrough

After setting up the main trio of defence attorneys that you'll play throughout Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies, we get introduced to a whole lot more in the game's third case: Turnabout Academy. Taking place at Themis Legal Academy, we get some insight into how the future of law is handled in this universe.

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Of course, it wouldn't be an Ace Attorney episode without a murder and a trial to go along with it, so don't let your guard down. As always, the following is a walkthrough made as spoiler-free as possible, guiding you through each investigative sequence and cross-examination in the episode.

Day 1: Investigation

After the introductory scenes, you'll be in control of Athena and speaking to Aristotle Means. Talk to Means about every topic he has for you - you'll quickly get to the meat of the case. After the scenes, Talk to Phoenix and then start Examining the scene. Take a look at the following, changing your viewpoint when you need to:

• The body, including the wound and the book on the ground. You'll know you're done when Phoenix interrupts you.
• The newspaper in the rubble.
• The broken pedestal.

After this sequence, you'll be back in the Lecture Hall. Talk to Juniper when she shows up to progress the story. After the scenes, Talk to Klavier and participate in the Mock Trial to learn more about the case.

Once you have the ability to travel, Move to the Hallway and Talk to Phoenix here. Then, Move to the Outdoor Stage and talk to Myriam Scuttlebutt here.

It's time to Perceive! Present Apollo's Bracelet to Scuttlebutt, and then Perceive her hands shaking when the sentence reaches 'for Juniper's sake.' When prompted to provide evidence, Present the Themis Herald. Finish Talking to Scuttlebutt before moving on.

Move to the Lecture Hall to find O'Conner. Talk to him, and then Move to the Maintenance Area toTalk to Robin. To finish the investigation, Move to the Detention Center to Talk to Juniper. Poor girl. With that, we move on to the courtroom! The real one, this time.

Cross-Examination: The Similarity Of The Case And The Script

1. Press the first statement: "The murder happened exactly like Juniper's mock trial script."
2. Press the second statement: "Up until the mock trial began, only Prof. Courte and Juniper knew the script's contents."
3. Press the fourth statement: "Juniper has to be the killer. She has a motive and the murder is just like her script."
4. State that it doesn't make sense that Juniper mimicked her own script as it would make her the culprit.

Cross-Examination: What Scuttlebutt Saw

1. Present the Stage Costume at the fifth statement: "I'm positive it was Juniper because she was wearing the costume that she had made!"
2. To prove who touched the costume, Present the Themis HeraldExtra.

Cross-Examination: Why I Touched The Costume

1. Pinpoint the Happiness at the third statement: "When I walked by that frilly costume, I was like, whoaaaaaa!"
2. To prove the contradiction, Present the Glowing Costume Photo.
3. Pinpoint the Sadness at the fourth statement: "I was like, WHOAAA! I'm a guy, but I got all excited!"
4. Probe Robin's chest brace at the fourth statement: "I felt like a diva when I pulled the hood over my head!"
5. Assert that Robin is a girl.
6. The evidence you must reconsider is the Tape Recorder.
7. State that they could have heard the contents from Junie.
8. To prove that Robin had prior knowledge of the script, Present the Mock Trial Script.

Cross-Examination: Around The Time Of The Murder

1. Press the fourth statement: "That's it. Anything else you'd like to ask?"
2. Ask O'Conner how he prepped for the mock trial.
3. Present Courte's Planner at the new statement: "I didn't talk to anyone until the final bell. I'd been meditating alone at the archery range.
4. Assert that the voice on the tape recorder belongs to the victim.
5. Assert that the victim was scolding O'Conner.

After this cross-examination, the day will end and it'll be time to resume your investigation.

Day 2: Investigation

You'll begin the day at the Detention Center. Talk to Juniper to begin with, and then Move to the Outdoor Stage. Talk to Klavier and then start Examining. You'll need to find multiple white and purple fragments of stone that form two broken statues. Change the viewpoint around and examine objects to get a closer look to find them all.

After finding all the fragments, you'll be pointed towards an open window. Examine the open window, then the tied-up flag, and finally, the unravelled flag. Finally, Examine the white statue of the lady of justice. After the scenes, you'll be in the Maintenance Area.

Speak to Scuttlebutt here and then Move to the Hallway - Talk to O'Conner, and you'll eventually be automatically moved to the Art Room. Talk to Fulbright here and then Examine the following:

• The envelope marked 'Use' on the left.
• The table of pottery.
• The white rope on the ground.
• The winch on the right.
• The mark on thetable on the right.

Finally, Examine the clock on the wall. You'll be prompted to show how you know the photograph was taken at 6:00 pm - Present the Stage Set Up Photos and point at the wooden board hanging in the air.

Move to the Lecture Hall to find Robin. Present her with the School Camera Photo and then Talk to her about everything. When prompted to Present a piece of evidence, Present the Tape Recorder. After this sequence of events, you'll be back in the Detention Center.

Talk to Juniper to find that she's hiding something - Apollo knows what to do. Use his bracelet and Perceive Juniper's scarf when the sentence reaches "and never causes trouble." Assert that Juniper is the snitch and as proof, Present Courte's Planner. With this completed, Talk to Juniper about everything, Presenting the "Hugh" Scrap as the 'out of place' evidence when prompted.

With that, we move on to the final courtroom day.

Cross-Examination: What O'Conner Saw

1. Present the Stage Set Up Photos at the third statement: "I was watching her from a vantage point between the stage and the maintenance area."
2. Try to examine O'Conner's neck.
3. Assert that he was using the crane to move the body.
4. Suggest that the School Banner was used to move the body.
5. State that the blood on the pottery must not have been the victim's blood.

Cross-Examination: Hugh's Confession

1. Probe Juniper's existence at the seventh statement: "Juniper's innocent!"
2. Pinpoint theHappiness, or rather the lack of Happiness, at the third statement: "That means I didn't almost lose! My body double did!"
3. The evidence that contradicts the empty balcony is the Lecture Hall Diagram.
4. Pinpoint the Sadness at the fourth statement: "Then, all I had to do... was go through the empty audio control room!"
5. Assert that it was Juniper Woods in the audio control room.
6. State that the others' proofs of friendship are in places that are easy to touch.
7. The only other person without an alibi is Aristotle Means.
8. State that his speech was pre-recorded.
9. Present the golden statue in the middle as proof of contradiction.
10. To prove the speech was pre-recorded, Present the Voiceprint Analysis.

Cross-Examination: Prof. Means's Testimony

1. Present the Tape Recorder at the fifth statement: "But when I said I would protect Juniper, I meant it because it's the humane thing to do."

Cross-Examination: Prof. Means's Work Of Art

1. Press the fourth statement: "Completing a statue so quickly meant I could not leave the stage for a single second!"
2. Accept the claim.
3. State that you were wrong about the crime scene.
4. Present the Stage.
5. When prompted to show what was stained with blood, Present the School Banner.
6. Present the black banner on the bottom of the photo.
7. Assert that the killer used the Burnt Fragments to bring the blood to the art room.
8. The object sent down to the stage was the statue of Lady Justice.
9. The purpose was the point us to the body.
10. Means removed the body during the mock trial.
11. Specifically, during the speech.
12. He also moved the white statue.
13. The Wright statue was capable of concealing a body.
14. When asked how to arrange yourself, choose 'behind my head'.
15. Present the Arrow.
16. Present Means's globe staff.
17. Ask to test the spear for blood.

With that, the episode is over.

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