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Phoenix Wright is a veteran defense attorney who heads the Wright Anything Agency. Mostly specializing in criminal trials, Wright is renowned for his ability to turn seemingly hopeless cases around.
Beginning his career under Mia Fey in 2016, he was disbarred in 2019 after unknowingly presenting forged evidence. After spending the following seven years as a pianist who moonlighted as an undefeated poker player at the Borscht Bowl Club, he was instrumental in the organization of a test trial for the Jurist System, resulting in his exoneration and reinstatement into the bar.
Phoenix Wright grew up as an only child. He once told Apollo Justice that he was raised in a barn, to explain the untidiness of his hospital bed, although he was likely just joking. At one point in his life, Wright broke into a cattle ranch and tipped some cows.[3]
Years later, Luke Atmey stated that Wright probably received the same message on his school report card every year: "Careless, with tendency to jump to conclusions"; judging from the lawyer's reaction, this was not far from the truth. Wright has stated that his teachers always said he was "a good thunker" [sic] and has related that it was pouring with rain on the day of his elementary school graduation.
At the time, Edgeworth idolized his famous father Gregory Edgeworth, a legendary defense attorney. The class trial would prove to be a powerful inspiration for Wright during his legal career. After the DL-6 Incident, which resulted in Gregory's death, Miles transferred schools and moved out of town.
Wright went on to study art and law at Ivy University. During his time there, he saw a story in a newspaper with the headline "Dark Suspicions of a Demon Attorney". The article said that prosecutor Miles Edgeworth was suspected of tampering with witnesses and fabricating evidence; it appeared that Edgeworth had become a ruthless prosecutor, unrecognizable from the friend that Wright knew from his childhood. Although Wright attempted to contact his childhood friend, he never received a reply. He decided that if he became an attorney, Edgeworth would be forced to meet him eventually in court, whereupon Wright could confront and help him see the error of his ways.
In his third year at university, Wright met Dahlia Hawthorne in the District Court basement library and was immediately enamored with her. She wrote him a poem and gave him a bottle necklace, telling him that it was a symbol of their love. They subsequently began to date, though in all subsequent meetings, and unbeknown to Wright, "Dahlia" was replaced with Iris, Dahlia's twin sister, who posed as her. For eight months, she tried to convince Wright to give the necklace back, as otherwise her sister planned to kill him, but Wright refused; as he was unaware of her reasoning, he thought that she was only joking and did not mean it. During the course of said eight months, Wright greatly enjoyed spending time with his new girlfriend, who knitted him a pink sweater, made him mini omelets which he loved, and had lunch with him every day. However, things would soon change, as the true Dahlia Hawthorne was getting impatient.
One day, while suffering from a bad cold and losing his medicine, Wright met with Doug Swallow, a former lover of Hawthorne, who told him that she was dangerous; she had stolen poisonous chemicals from his lab before and now some chemicals were missing again. Horrified by Swallow's blasphemous statements about his beloved, Wright pushed him onto the ground, and Swallow fell onto his umbrella, breaking it. Wright then left, but a few minutes later, a crowd began to gather around where Swallow had fallen, and Wright returned to the scene to find Swallow dead, with Wright's previously missing cold medicine in his hand.
Wright was soon accused of the murder and put on trial. Wright's lawyer was Mia Fey, a rookie attorney who had not taken a case since her first a year prior. Wright did not cooperate with Fey at first, lying that he had not known the victim. One of the prosecution's witnesses was Hawthorne herself, which Wright found hard to believe. Fey eventually accused Hawthorne of the murder and claimed that the necklace had actually contained a poison used to incapacitate another individual inside the courthouse on the same day in which Hawthorne and Wright had met. Wright could take no more of this and ran out of the courtroom. By the time he was forced back inside, he had swallowed the necklace.
Fey then told Wright that he would have to believe in her if he wanted to avoid a conviction. Wright finally cooperated and gave his entire account of the day's events. Fey eventually showed that Hawthorne had originally intended to kill Wright by poisoning his cold medicine, but after seeing Wright's encounter with Swallow, she had changed her plan and killed Swallow instead, intending to frame Wright. Wright received a not guilty verdict, but he still could not believe that Hawthorne had betrayed him, and even suggested that the Dahlia Hawthorne he saw in that courtroom had been a fake. Fey replied that he should move on with his life.
Fey's dogged defense of Wright inspired him to pursue law full-time, and he came to receive his attorney's badge with identification number 26381. Meanwhile, Hawthorne was convicted and sentenced to death.
After receiving his law degree, Wright became a pupil of Mia Fey and a member of Fey & Co. Law Offices. In his first case, he successfully defended his childhood friend, Larry Butz, who was accused of murdering an ex-girlfriend, by revealing the true culprit to be the prosecution's star witness. When Mia was murdered one month later, her younger sister Maya Fey was put on trial. Wright took on her defense and finally met Edgeworth in the ensuing courtroom battle which concluded, with assistance from Maya using her spirit medium abilities to channel Mia, with Edgeworth's first ever loss. Wright then inherited Mia's firm, renaming it Wright & Co. Law Offices and taking on Maya as his assistant.
Wright faced Edgeworth again a month later in another case, in which television star Will Powers, who played the Steel Samurai in The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo, was accused of murdering Jack Hammer, who played the Steel Samurai's nemesis, the Evil Magistrate. As well as featuring a child on the witness stand, the case also saw Wright escape a deadly encounter with the local mafia due to the timely arrival of Detective Dick Gumshoe. The court found Powers innocent in Wright's third consecutive win, although this time Edgeworth actively helped the defense near the end of the last trial day to ensure that the true killer was found.
A few months after Powers' acquittal, Wright found himself defending Edgeworth in the murder of defense attorney Robert Hammond. The prosecutor was Edgeworth's mentor and adoptive father, Manfred von Karma, who would do whatever it took to maintain his perfect 40-year win record. Wright's investigation of the murder uncovered the whole story behind the unsolved DL-6 Incident, which had resulted in the death of Edgeworth's father fifteen years prior. Wright went on to prove that von Karma was not only the culprit behind the DL-6 Incident, but had also instigated Hammond's murder. After repeatedly failing to channel Mia during the case, a demoralized Maya came to feel that she was a burden to Wright and left to train her spirit medium abilities back in her hometown of Kurain Village.
Wright stopped taking cases after Maya left, until Ema Skye came into his office looking for help, as her older sister Lana had been accused of murder. With Ema's forensic science tools, including fingerprint powder and luminol, Wright was able to uncover the truth behind not only the murder that began the case, but also the events that had led to it two years prior in the SL-9 Incident. Wright faced Edgeworth again in court, and they once again eventually worked together to defeat the real killer behind both incidents.
Wright's semi-retirement was shattered when Dr. Turner Grey came to his office to request Maya's services in spirit channeling, as she would only agree to help the doctor if Wright was present. This took Wright to Maya's hometown of Kurain Village, where he met Maya's young cousin Pearl Fey. However, Wright soon found himself entangled in Morgan Fey's usurpation plot involving Pearl when Grey was murdered and Maya put on trial for the crime. Wright discovered that Manfred von Karma's daughter, Franziska von Karma, would be prosecuting the case. Upon meeting her in court, he found himself reliving much of his unpleasant experiences with Manfred. During Wright's investigation of the murder, Maya gave him her magatama, which Pearl charged with spiritual energy to allow Wright to see the secrets of other people in the form of Psyche-Locks. Wright gave Franziska her first not-guilty verdict, devastating her just as it had done so for Edgeworth.
With Maya returning as his assistant, Wright restarted his career by defending Maggey Byrde on murder charges. He managed to prevail and get her acquitted, despite being in an amnesiac state for the majority of the trial after being struck on the head by the true culprit. He then faced Franziska again when he found himself defending circus magician Max Galactica in a bizarre case in which a witness claimed to have seen Galactica flying after murdering the ringmaster at the Berry Big Circus.
During a "Hero of Heroes Grand Prix" event, television star Juan Corrida was killed. Even worse, his killer, an assassin named Shelly de Killer, kidnapped Maya Fey and coerced Wright into defending the star of The Nickel Samurai, Matt Engarde, who was accused of the crime. During the ensuing case, Miles Edgeworth returned from what turned out to be an overseas trip, and Wright gave him a cold welcome. De Killer later non-fatally shot Franziska outside of the court just before the trial, forcing Edgeworth to take her place opposite Wright.
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