Case 1: The Hacked Turnabout: When top secret documents get stolen from the mayor's computer, local defense attorney Karen Foster steps forward to defend a young delivery boy. When her student, Argus Hakan takes over the case, however, it falls to him to discover the truth behind the incident.


Case 2: Turnabout on the Road: A few days after his first trial, the mayor gets caught jaywalking and, due to the extreme unprofessionalism of his actions, is put on trial. Argus, who happened to witness the arrest, sets out to prove the mayor's innocence despite the overwhelming opposition.


Case 3: Turnabout in Flames: Having successfully defended the mayor in court, the mayor repays Argus by inviting him to dinner, only for the house to soon go up in flames. Argus, to his annoyance, gets roped into yet another case, but he soon perks up again with the arrival of an old friend...


Case 4: The Stolen Turnabout: The mayor's medal has been stolen! The thief left a letter behind telling them where it is, though. Argus and Camille pursue this master thief to an urban island to recover it, only to be thrust into another one of this thief's diabolical heists.


Case 5: The Sculpted Turnabout: While Argus is out adventuring on Bell Island, Storm Sente decides to visit the Hexepta Legal Academy for a very special day. Fun times and heartfelt reunions turn into chaos, however, when Storm discovers a dead body. Argus, upon returning to Hexepta, immediately takes the case. However, due to circumstances, Adrianna Lockheart will not be able to prosecute, meaning another man will be needed...


Case 6: Turnabout Cremation: Continues right where case 5 left off. The murder has been solved, but the whole truth has yet to come out. Everyone must form teams and work together to solve all the mysteries of Hexepta before the final verdict is announced.


Turnabout Apprentice: Storm Sente defends his buddy when he's accused of killing a policeman in his office. A canon bonus case set 5 years before the main game that expands on Storm's backstory and character.


Argus Hakan: Asinine Attorney: Set several months after the final case, Argus is enjoying some much-needed time off from lawyer work, when a sudden catastrophe pulls him back into the courts for a most unusual case.


Storm Sente: Asinine Attorney: A long-forgotten case that takes place during the mere hours in between cases 3 and 4. Before Argus can go out celebrating his victory, he is dragged back into court, and it is up to Storm to prove his innocence.

Case 2:
Camille ~ Secrets: Ace of Diamonds, Last Window: The Secret of Cape West
Reminiscence ~ A Locked Away Heart: The Cemetery, Monkey Island 2
Investigation ~ Opening: Straight Chaser, Last Window
Reminiscence ~ Silent Tears: Silent Tears, Last Window

Case 3:
Reminiscence ~ Mayoral Past: Suspense, Professor Layton: Diabolical Box
Lounge: Expectation, Professor Layton: Miracle Mask
Investigation ~ Middle: Suspicion, Umineko
Storm Sente ~ In Pursuit of Adrenaline: Storm Sente ~ In Pursuit of Justice, Acquittal: Induction
Lively People: Hangover Blues, Hotel Dusk
Demand the Truth: Patchwork Chimera, Umineko
Logic ~ Deep Thought: Dead Angle, Umineko
Investigation ~ Core: Reunion Inn, Miracle Mask

Case 4:
Midcase Respite: Placidity, Virtue's Last Reward
Debate of the Case: The Professor's Deductions, Professor Layton: Unwound Future
Discussion ~ The Moment of Truth: lilAxil, Umineko

Turnabout Apprentice:
Any new music comes from Call to the Turnabout/Acquittal Induction.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... VGvyXGKM7U
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... inWS6Z8jZG

Argus Asinine:
Conrad Cross ~ Burden of Proof: Burden of Proof Announcement Trailer

Storm Asinine:
Argus's Music: Questioning ~ Dance of Logic, Hexepta: Logic Hack
(Note: All the below from Acquittal: Induction)
Curious Revelations
Calm Before the Storm
The Crown Court
Reasoning ~ Mulling Things Over
Examination ~ Moderate
Storm Sente ~ In Pursuit of Justice
Examination ~ Intense
Pursuit ~ Ensnared
Approaching the Truth
Shadow of Suspense
Pursuit - Ensnared Variation

Case 1:
Logic (DGS1)
Pursuit ~ The Great Turnabout (DGS1)

Case 2:
Logic (DGS1)
Pursuit ~ The Great Turnabout (DGS1)
Mamemomi's Theme (DGS2)
Pursuit ~ Omen (DGS2)

Case 3:
Logic (DGS1)
Pursuit ~ The Great Turnabout (DGS1)
Omen (DGS1)
Pursuit ~ Omen (DGS2)

Case 4:
Logic (DGS1)
Pursuit ~ The Great Turnabout (DGS1)
Petenshy's Theme (DGS2)

Case 5:
Logic (DGS1)
Pursuit ~ The Great Turnabout (DGS1)
Petenshy's Theme (DGS2)
Pursuit ~ Omen (DGS2)

T-Apprentice:
Argus Asinine:
Witnesses Enter the Court
Pursuit ~ The Great Turnabout (DGS1)

Storm Asinine:
None

Butler

Age: 54
The butler who has been serving the Timm family since he was young. He shows much dedication to us job.

Warren Gesst

Age: 65
An old man who was invited to the Mayor's estate, like Argus. He's a war veteran.

Honor Gesst

Age: 49
Another guest invited by the Mayor.

Cooke Err

Age: 18
The Mayor's cook. She's accused of starting the fire, but the Mayor has his doubts.

The Adrenaline Man, Storm Sente, who is using vacation time to visit his best friend in the US, Argus!

Planning: 100%
Investigation Scripting: 60-70%
Trial Scripting: 0%
AAO frame count: 2095
PyWright progress: 5%
Assets: 95%
Fixed Assets: 40% depreciation on buildings, trees and furniture

(Screenshots taken in AAO)

- The screen now shakes when interjections appear.
- Improved Payne's breakdown. By like, a lot. He doesn't just fall to the floor now.
- Added a s e c r e t scene in Case 2. In fact it's so secret that you can't access it by normal means. Will you be able to find it I wonder?
- Updated the case screens. Pretty sure they're an improvement.
- A description of what you need to do now shows up whenever Argus has to present evidence. This makes up for the fact that PyWright removes the textbox on these present prompts. Could make the textboxes as fgs like in Contempt of the Court but that would be very difficult.
- The screen fades more, notably while moving from place to place in investigations. This change was also made to the AAO version.
- Fixed a bug in the super presents that I somehow never noticed.
- Added a couple of flashes.

- The four builders now hang around in the background throughout the 5 minute long confrontation. They also disappear one-by-one as Bob is about to breakdown.

The original idea had no particular crime, you were just solving puzzles in search of Killian.

Act 1: Welcome to Bell Island
The first part was just Argus running around the island. The idea was to have him join a school so he could get help getting into a forest. To do this, he needed money, as well as a group of friends to go on the tour. There were three boys, The Lads, willing to go if he did something for them.
Fortunately, there was this "Spatula of Fortune" game at the gambling club, run by Benjamin Mendax (the spatula man from Acquittal.) Argus would abuse the obviously rigged game to win his money. To do this, he would go back to Camille's ship and take a compass from it - but to do this, he would need a knife to open a crate.
Fortunately, one of The Lads at the school had an uncle arrested for murder recently, so Argus would sneak into the police department and steal the murder weapon from the evidence room.
To distract the police, he'd use a wind-up toy in the nearby toy store to "shoplift" it. The owner would raise the alarm, the single policeman there would come to the store to investigate,
Argus would sneak in. The mastermind!
Once he got into the forest, he'd go through the Lost Woods until he found a haunted house he'd heard to be associated with Killian. This chapter was pretty much the result of me having just finished replaying the entire Monkey Island series (Escape can kill itself lel).

Act 2: The Locked-Off Goal
The owner of the house, _____ Tour would then send Argus around the house because the place was being haunted. She gave him a list of mysterious activities that had been happening and Argus would have to replicate each of them to show that they may not necessarily be the result of paranormal activity. While he's doing this, he'd find a locked door that, when looking through the keyhole, he'd find a dead body inside - one that's wearing a medal. Once he completed his task, he'd have full access to the entire house as a reward. He'd then unlock the door, and go to get the body. Before he can get it, though, a ghost comes and takes it from him - the ghost of Killian, who is the house owner's brother. The ghost vanishes, then Camille bursts into the house with a bunch of policemen. He's surprised to see Argus, obviously, but he's unable to do anything as the Bell policemen suddenly arrest him.This part was inspired by that one chapter of Layton's Mystery Journey - I wasn't particularly happy with that case's solution despite having a good setup.

Act 3: ARGUS HAKAN ESCAPS FROM PRISOOOOOOON!
If it's not obvious by the name, this part was inspired by Damon Gant Escaps From Prison. Argus is taken to Bell Court where Miles Edgeworth shows up as the prosecutor. It turns out Argus isn't actually accused of killing Killian - actually, the police came after him in the first place because of his illegal gambling in part 1. However, it's not long before the charges get more serious - when they searched his pockets after arresting him, they find the knife he stole from the police department. Because of this, Argus is charged with the murder and thrown in prison. From there, he has to escape using only some random shit he finds in the walls of his cell, the storage room, the cafeteria, and cryptic advice from his cell neighbor, Damon Gant.

Act 4: IDK never named it
Argus escapes from prison by night time, coming out into the forest. He notices something strange at the top of the island's bell tower and heads there. He rings the bell and there's Killian inside it, waiting for him. Argus manages to get past him, though, and escapes the tower. He then runs to the nearest building he can find before the ghost can murder him. He gets cornered, but turns on the light to reveal that they're actually in the courtroom, and everyone's still there. This stresses Killian out because, according to a book Argus uses for one of the parts in Act 2, this kind of attention is pretty unhealthy for ghosts. In fact there's so many people there that Killian vanishes, leaving the medal behind. Argus recovers it, Camille shows up and clears his name of the murder, they set sail for home.
...yeah it becomes a mess at the end, lol.

-There's now an actual crime being focused on. Argus will need to figure this crime out if he's going to get the medal back.
-Camille is actually in this case doing stuff now.
-There's no trial, it's all investigation.
-There's no escapping from prison or ghost hunts or anything like that. Shame. Maybe I'll do the old idea some other time.
-There should be major characters now, the suspects for the crime.

Could this be right, or is Argus on his way to a Brain Penalty?

Perry Tour

The mayor of Bell Island. He owns a very valuable painting that soon gets stolen, making him the victim.

Shipley Pandeck

The captain of the island's freight ship, and a friend of Mayor Tour.

May DePaint

The owner of the official Bell Island Art Gallery.

Dellen Ferry

Bell Island's sole mailman, he knows every inch of the island.

"Killian"

The enigmatic Phantom Thief, responsible for the theft of Vick Timm's medal. Could he be have stolen the painting, too?