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It also states that both Maya and Pearl are Mia's sisters, when in actuality only Maya is Mia's sister Pearl is their cousin.

#Snk vs capcom card fighters ds series

Although this may be true for Pearl, Maya has been repeatedly shown in the series to be struggling to master her powers, and often failed to summon her sister whenever she wanted. Mia's card also states that Maya and Pearl have the 'spiritual abilities to channel anyone'.Her card also says that she 'was killed as she was about to find where her mother was', when the games clearly state that she was intent on getting revenge for her mother's discreditation at the hands of Redd White, and make no mention of Mia making any progress towards finding out what had happened to her mother. Mia Fey is stated to have managed the 'Fey and Associates' law firm, when it should be the 'Fey & Co.Additionally, aside from withholding information (which all prosecutors in the series have been shown to do), the other two examples were only during her first and second trials against Wright. Von Karma's card also erroneously states that she'll 'destroy and tamper with evidence to win' in the games, she has only been shown to withhold information, manipulate witness testimony, and break evidence law to show a picture of the defendant channeling a deceased spirit to the judge.The art used for this card is of her older self. Although she did indeed become a prosecutor at that age (and her 13 year old self does appear in the Ace Attorney series), she was 18 when she first appeared in the games. The phrasing of the Franziska von Karma card makes it seem as if she is 13 years old.There are a number of errors in the card descriptions for the Ace Attorney Character Cards: Miles whip out material proof! Phoenix comes back: Objection! Just who'll get the last word?! Description: Phoenix Wright/ Miles Edgeworth ACE ATTORNEY These pals from childhood are rivals who can really heat up a courtroom.Action: gives 100 points of damage for each card in your opponent's hand.Out of Order! is a card that can be bought as part of the 'Bonus B pack' at a card shop in the game.Should you pass by a courtroom, you're sure to his Objection! Many note his special haircut but he's had it since childhood. A brutal cross-examiner, he even scares his mentor Mia Fey. Profile: This art major makes for an unusual lawyer.Special Power: 'OBJECTION!' - gives 100 times the number on the die of damage to the opponent.The illustration was done specially by TONKO.

Phoenix Wright is a card that the player gains by winning 10 times against a boss opponent.

He's bright and looks sharp but has trouble recalling names.' By convicting hoods, he hopes to avenge his slain father. As a child, he idolized his lawyer father who was killed.

Profile: 'Pal/rival to Phoenix Wright, he's a master prosecutor.

Special Power: 'Your Alibi Checks Out' - allows you to draw cards until you have the same number as your opponent.

Miles Edgeworth is a card that the player starts the game with and has a rarity level of 'B'.

Even dead, she helps Phoenix through her sisters Maya and Pearl who have spiritual abilities to channel anyone.

Profile: An able lawyer who managed the firm of Fey and Associates who was killed as she was about to find where her mother was.

(This card can not be used if there aren't any unfrozen Character Cards in the opponent Ring.)

Special Power: 'Spiritual Power' - Selects 1 Character Card that's unfrozen in the opponent Ring and then freezes it.

Mia Fey is a card with a rarity level of 'C'.

Aren't such stunts supposed to be banned in the courtroom? She snaps her whip at any who dare call her into question.

Profile: An ultra-elite 13-year-old DA who'll destroy and tamper with evidence to win under the idea Perfection makes right.

Or it freezes 1 Character Card that is not frozen.

Special Power: 'Perfection Makes Right' - Unfreezes one Character Card from the Ring.

Franziska von Karma is a card with a rarity level of 'B'.

Card rarity in the game is ranked, from rarest to most common, S-A-B-C-D. The Ace Attorney series is represented in the game by four Character Cards and an Action Card.