This was the first case where it was not chronologically the first of the 4-5 cases you play in the game.

In this game, the main objective was to locate a hidden "Golden Apple" in order to unlock a massive fortune in a small town.

This rhyming synonym for unwaveringly loyal is also colorful.

With this device, people were able to enter the virtual world at the risk of having their brains fried with micro waves if they failed their objective.

"Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads."

Not counting PLvsAA or DGS, This is the only case where the word "Turnabout" isn't in the title.

This JRPG has a mixture of dungeon crawling, turn based combat, and "life simulation" all at once, earning critical acclaim.

The appointed moment when one might commit a felony or some other form of law-breaking.

After performing a massive scientific achievement, this character paid the ultimate price by sacrificing his physical body.

"That's what people DO!"

This is the only case in the entirety of the series where the true culprit of the accused crime isn't found by the end and the completion of the case

These two games in the Pokemon franchise is the first in the main series where you don't become the champion on a first-run.

The third idea from Bunny and Ducky in "Toy Story 4" to get the key from the Old Lady.

This young boy is able to use his scientific prowess in order to free the citizens of the world from a mysterious fate of being turned to stone.

"I understood that reference."

This is the first case in the series where Phoenix is not the initial lawyer and has to take over the defense.

This fantasy game franchise was pitched by a chance meeting in an elevator, and the series's first game was released in 2002.

One who chooses the alcohol.

According to research done by "Death Battle," this anime character was able to create a massive storm by delivering a punch worth approximately 24 gigatons of TNT.

"Well, I've captured the first piece without much difficulty. It's like a simple game of chess."

This case, from the first initial murder to when the true murderer was found, took the absolute longest time to be solved in the series history.

The basic foundation for this game started off as a Mario tech demo titled "Mario 128."

To heat up fuel.

This anime character was able to punch the very rain away from him by delivering a blow that is (according to the channel "Because Science") travelling at 3 million mph

"On the clearest of nights when the winds of the Etherium were calm and peaceful..."