Gyaku Shaun Sai Hanri (found furry fangame of "Ace Attorney" game series; 2003)

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Supposedly, the title screen.

Status: Lost


Gyaku Shaun Sai Hanri is a lost Gyakuten Saiban (Localized as Ace Attorney) fangame released in 2003. It was made by Cheshire (チェシャ). It is unknown where or when this game was available to play or to download.

Very little is known about this game, as the only available information comes from an entry on doujinshi.org. The game appears to star furry versions of Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth, but all of the other characters appear to be original. Five screenshots exist of the game.

Screenshots

The first appears to be the title screen, showing the furry versions of Wright and Edgeworth, while also displaying the aforementioned original characters who resemble none of the characters in the Ace Attorney franchise. The character in the center is not in any of the other screenshots, and is shown flying and glowing green. It is possible that she is the victim.

The second screenshot appears to be the villain and some dialogue, which could possibly have occurred right after the murder, as he appears to have his arms lowered and is sweating. His left eye is also covered by some sort of glowing monocle.

The third screenshot displays a character named "Ukimo" in the defendant lobby. She is presumably the legal aide for Wright in this case. This screenshot is also accompanied by some dialogue.

The fourth screenshot is a wide shot of the courtroom, which is the courtroom of the first three Gyakuten Saiban games. It shows Wright and Umiko on the right, a furry version of Miles Edgeworth on the left, the Judge in the center, and various spectators around the edges.

The fifth screenshot is of a nervous Wright at the defense bench. For whatever reason, his name is shown as "たんぼ" which translates to "Rice field". This screenshot also includes a dialogue box.

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