I had a vision of AA7 (REAL!!)
We know tomorrow is gonna be the 25th anniversary, and we already know that nothing ever happens. BUT, I had a vision regarding AA7 so here I go sharing it with you:
- First case: "The Returning Turnabout" First of all, the protagonist is gonna be a middle aged, emotionless lawyer, a new one, whose surname is Lucky, and, you guessed it, is associated with luck to win his trials. He was out of the league for a long time, but he is forced to go back at it when his daughter gets accused of murder in the first case, which takes place in a restaurant where she works. For some reason, we're gonna battle against Phoenix Wright himself. At the end of the trial, which sees Lucky as the winner and her daughter found Not Guilty, Phoenix decides to hire Lucky in the Wright's Anything Agency, and there, we'll finally begin our journey with Lucky, following his attempt to learn how to enjoy is own life.
- Second case: "Very Important Turnabout" Not much is known about the cases following the first one, but in my vision, I've received all the premises. This one takes place in a VIP's party, and we'll see Will Powers, Wendy Oldbag as the security member, and some new faces (maybe Wendy's gonna be able to find true love, now?)
- Third case: "Waves of Turnabout" A small seafood restaurant (again?) is the scenario for a gruesome murder. His owner, Mr. Gratin, is an old friend of Lucky. Again, not much is known, outside from the fact that the atmosphere is very nice here, with the entire case taking place in a cozy seaside town. The perfect place to finally rest and think again of Lucky's own life choices.
- Fourth case: "Turnabout Slide" Quite a peculiar premise, the entire case takes place in a playground. More specifically, one of those big slides that have small rooms for kids to move in. Sounds like a filler case, but maybe... What if this is case takes place many years prior to the first one? Maybe, Lucky had defended his daughter once already, while she was playing in the park? Are we going to see how Lucky became a lawyer?
- Fifth case: "The Filming Turnabout" Sounds quite strange for a fifth case premise, but hey... the vision is clear! This takes place on a filming set, more specifically, a sort of parody of "Breaking Bad", where people break beds instead. The location is, in fact, a set built inside a furniture shop. The criminal of the TV show (that we first meet in "Very Important Turnabout" as a witness) is now accused of murder. Still, something doesn't feel right with our client...
Despite the bizzarre scenario, this last case is surely gonna be awesome, I can feel it.