168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney brings together multiple important strands in its fourth case, Turnabout Serenade. Troupe Gramarye, Trucy's past, Apollo's backstory, and the fateful case seven years prior to the events of the game that got Phoenix Wright disbarred - all of these ge🐲t explored and explained in this case.

Fittingly, as the final case of the game, it's also the most difficult. Featuring some tricky lo﷽gic and brutal witnesses to overcome, you'll need to be on your A-Game when tackling this web of mysteries. Thankfully, we have all the answers you need ꧂right below.

The guide below covers the choices you'll need to make in youꦺr responses and cross-examinations and nothing else - we'll try to make this as spoiler-free as possible!

Investigation

After the mysterious, confusing introduction to this case, you'll find yourself at the Wrig✱ht Anything Agency - as per usual. Talk to Phoenix about all four topics he has, and then Move to the Detention Center to meet your client: Vera Misham. She won't offer much, but she will unlock the next destination𒆙 for you: Move to the Drew Studio.

Talk to Ema here 🌃to learn a lot about the case, and then it's time to take a look at the crime🥃 scene. Examine the following:

• The painting behind the dresser on the left.
• The paintings on the easels.
• The coffee mug and tea cup on the bench table.
• The small desk on the right side of the room, including the small red frame and the red envelope in the drawer.

Present the Red Envelope and Coffee Cup to Ema and then Talk to her about Forensic Science.

Examine the Coffee Cup and inspect the blue stain on the rim. Then, Present the Coffee Cup to Ema again - after talking for a while, you'll be prompted to find more poison in the room. Try spraying a few times at random, and then hit the Back button - Trucy will suggest the little desk. Now, spray the small red frame with the detection reagent.

Now, Present the Red Envelope to Ema to learn how to use the X-Ray machine. You'll have to go through three separate X-Ray sequences to ♏progress. Once you've completed this, you'll talk to Ema a bit longer - but that's all we ca꧃n do here for now.

Move to the Sunshine Coliseum now. Present Brushel's Card and the Gramarye Envelope to Valant here, and then Talk to him about everything. When he leaves, Move to the Detention Center (via the Wright Anything Agency) to meet Spark Brushel. Talk to him.

After speaking to Spark, Move back to the Drew Studio and Present the Hidden Painting to Ema. You'll learn about Drew being a forger - Talk to Ema about this new topic. After this, Present the three regular paintings to Ema - you'll get to X-Ray all three of them. Upon doing th💙is, the investigatꦏion ends, and it's time for court!

Cross-Examination: The Journalist's Story

1. Press the fourth statement: "And you know what happened next. "Star Falls!" end quote.
2. Ask to hear more about the "star's" coffee and state that what Brushel says is very important.
3. Present the Coffee Cup at the new statement: "He had one sip, if that. The next moment, he was on the floor!"

Cross-Examination: What Brushel Noticed

1. Press the second statement: "He seemed to be writing a letter... but he quickly sealed the envelope."
2. Get Brushel to add his statement to the testimony.
3. Present the Red Envelope at the new statement: "It was a yellow envelope. ...I heard it was left at the crime scene."
4. State that it's impossible.

Cross-Examination: The Scent Of A Story

1. Perceive the fifth statement: "Say what you will, but Drew's talent was without compare."
2. Perceive Brushel's right armpit (at the left side of his sprite) when the sentence reaches "but Drew's talent".
3. Present the Hidden Painting as evidence of Drew's talent.

Cross-Examination: The Interview: A Recap

1. Press the fourth statement: "And nothing left that studio after he died. Nothing."
2. State that just one thing could have left the studio and Present the Letter Box as evidence.
3. Press the third statement: "The only thing that touched Drew's lips during the interview was that mug." (You need to prove that he also sent a letter before doing this!)
4. Say that you can prove it.
5. Present the Tiny Frame as evidence of the poisoned stamp.
6. Present the Red Envelope as evidence of intent to kill.
7. Spray the detection reagent in the bottom right corner of the letter.
8. Suggest that Drew Misham is the fake clue.
9. Present Vera Misham's profile.

Cross-Examination: The Red Envelope

1. Press every statement.
2. Present the Magic Show Ticket at the new statement: "...The stamp was a picture of my favorite magicians... so I kept it..."

What follows after thi꧒s cross-examination is a dive into the past🧜, seven years precisely.

Cross-Examination: The Circumstances

1. Press the third statement: "The defendant did what was asked of him, and shot the old man in the forehead!"
2. Suggest that Enigmar shot something else.
3. Present the hole in the clown doll's head.
4. Press the fourth statement: "The bullet was fired from the pistol found at the scene, no doubt about it."
5. Press the fifth statement: "And the pistol definitely belonged to the old man, sir!"
6. Present the Stage Pistol at the sixth statement: "So what if she shot the clown? He still shot the victim, pal!"

Cross-Examination: The Night Of The Crime

1. Press the fourth statement: "Yet a deal with the dead is still a dead. Death's sweet kiss... I gave to the clown."
2. Ask Valant about the number of pistols and state that what he says is quite important.
3. Present the Stage Pistol at the new statement: "Only one pistol was in the hospital room that night. With it, I shot the clown."

Cross-Examination: Who Shot What

1. Press the fourth statement: "He was quite clear about the time of death: 11:10 PM."
2. State that what Valant said was very important.
3. Press the new statement: "The water of life springs not eternal... The remaining IV liquid proves my innocence!"
4. State that there's a contradiction and Present the Crime Photo. Point to the IV fluid in the IV bag.
5. State that Valant had seen the fluid before.
6. Present the Small Syringe.
7. Seal Phoenix's fate by choosing to 'show evidence' and Present the Notebook Page.

MASON System

In this unique sequence, you'll be given access to eight different (locations) - you can flip between these at will, collecting evidence and knowledge as you go until🍨 you 'complete' them. The steps to follow at presented in a table below.

With all those steps complꩵeted, the MASON System closes and we're back to reality.

When back in the courtroom, you'll have some choices to make before the ♑final witness takes the stand. Choose to show 'how' Vera was poisoned first and Present the Nail Polish. To hammer the nail in the coffin, when asked who poisoned Vera, Present Kristoph's profile.

Cross-Examination: Poisoning Vera

1. Perceive the fifth statement: "Surely, you aren't going to suggest I was responsible for poisoning her father, too?"
2. Perceive the skull that appears on Kristoph's hand when the sentence reaches "her father, too?"
3. Present the Commemorative Stamp as evidence.
4. As evidence for motive, Present the Notebook Page.
5. To show a link between Kristoph and Drew, Present the Letter from Misham.

This will end the cross-examination, but there 💖is one more choice you must make. Yo♏u'll assume the role of Juror Number Six, and be asked to choose whether Vera Misham is guilty or not.

• To get a good ending, pick Not Guilty.
• To get the bad ending, pick Guilty.