Phoenix Wrong

A randomly generated inmate from MDickie's Hard Time. Or is he?

Season 0
A mysterious wrestler with a concealed identity who holds some relation to Phoenix Wright.

Episode 3

After Phoenix Wright's release, Vitalik signs up God's Son to be a true warrior of the brand, but his debut is less than spectacular.

Episode 4

Lamenting over his debut, the outcome was not unexpected, as that's the way it has been since the day he was born. Working harder through cold and starved nights to even have a shot, despite all the training he did, but the world nevertheless didn't stop it's cruelty. And now, he's betraying the only people who ever believed in him, who could even be called brothers to him, he had to abandon them, all for the sake of following a long lost ideal of him. But he always knew, there was no going back, no fixing his life, not fixing his world. His world needed to be reborn only from ashes. So... was everything always meant to go wrong?

Episode 5

In exchange for helping Vitalik's friends by taking a loan, Drake Bell got another chance to be booked, and was granted a match to prove himself... against God's Son.

Episode 8

Making his way to Dan's Van, he appears behind Albert Wesker.

Slightly further down the dungeon's center path, when the badly injured Enrico Marini in the entrance screams "DOUBLE CROSSER", a distant bullet headed from his direction kills him.

He reports to an unknown caller: Yeah, I've got all the evidence.

They'll be wrapped around my finger in no time.

I've worked hard for this. I've even betrayed people. But It'll all be worth it soon enough. Recognizing the voice while sneaking close by, Chris Redfield figured why the last member of their squad had disappeared, as God's Son was concealing his true identity: Phoenix Wrong. Chris rushes at him, but he escapes through a passage in the cave-like area and a stone door closes behind him.

Episode 10

Wrong set Chuck's Suck & Fuck on fire to begin his rebirth like a phoenix, when Chris breaks in and finds him; Chris tells him to stop his delusions and asks why he betrayed them, but Wrong's response of "...you know why" pisses Chris enough to lunge at him uncaring of the fiery death surrounding them.

After defeating him, Chris tells him to go with him or have both of them burn to death, but Wrong won't accept failing his rebirth and nervously searches a way to escape. Before he gives in and talks about Enrico's death, Piers breaks into the building and fires shots at Wrong to take revenge, missing all and being stopped by Chris, which gives Wrong an opening to escape.

Episode 11

After Wright and Saihara convince Amami to ally with them, he gathers all his evidence on the TFR rigging scandal and is ready to hand it to Wright but–BONK–a steel-put ball lands on his head. Phoenix Wrong appears to take the evidence, and tells his brother it was finally his time to spread his wings and fight for himself. Wright tries to reminds him of their time at the orphanage, but it falls on deaf ears, and Wrong runs away.

Episode 12

Wright a call from just who he wanted, Wrong, telling him to come to the Coolsville Volcano if he wants Amami's evidence. Wright tells them his friends that he has to put an end to something... by himself.

Episode 13
As he climbs up, Wright behinds to remember his time at the orphanage with his brother. Wrong was really interested in wrestling, but Wright just wanted to continue life as a lawyer. But as life be, he only became interested in wrestling once they had already long parted, perhaps as a desperate way to keep that memory of the time with his brother alive, he came to love wrestling because of him in the first place. And once he entered the big leagues, Wrong refused to call him ever again. Done speaking with the past, Wright reaches the summit, where his brother awaits him. Wrong, on the other hand, recounts how Wright hit the Phoenix Splash flawlessly despite Wrong training for years just to show it to him, and only the inverted variation worked for him. Wrong blames it on his dominant genes despite Wright claiming he really was stronger back then, but Wrong's always known him as a liar and that's why on that fateful day, he knocked Wright out so he would get fired. By getting him fired and turning him into a hobo, he was correcting the mistakes of the past, and by assisting Vitalik, he would correct the future and punish those who hired Wright. Wright says he has gone too far, but Wrong lashes at him for thinking he has any right to keep looking down on him, to judge his actions ever since the daythey got their tattoos; while Wright got the legendary phoenix, Wrong got an embarrassment of an egg, "God's Son". But in this volcano, the egg will hatch, and he'll take the phoenix from him. By injecting himself with a mysterious syringe, he's reborn as "God's Fury".

The brothers fight long and arduously, when the volcano begins to shake, but Wrong refuses to leave until one of them dies in the earth's molten heart. Just then, an earthquake causes God's Fury to fall, but Wright grabs his hand. Wright tries to hold but his brother scoffs that if an egg's not meant to be able to take on a fully hatched phoenix, then so be it. But he was mistaken, it was not "God's Son", but "God's Sun", not the one waiting to hatch but the one that has already begun giving light and hope to this world, that's who supposed to be to them. That's who he was for Wright, and who he really was. He was Wrong the whole time.

Wrong laughs and calls him a fool as Wright tries to pull him up for both to return home, telling him the evidence is in a shack at the base of the mountain. Before he can be pulled up, Wrong refers to his brother as Nick for the first time since they parted, and apologizes as he shakes his hand free, vanishing into the lava."B-Brother? BROOOOOOOOOTHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRR!!!"

Off-Season 7
After falling in the volcano, he managed to survive and was arrested. He was taken to Southtown Correctional Facility and noted for bearing a resemblance to Furio Tigre and became somewhat rivals.