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| ⚫ | '''Nine-Tails Vale''' is a village strongly influenced by [[wikipedia:Yōkai|yōkai]], with an alley called "[[Yokai Lane]]" being the liveliest part of the village. According to the legends of the village, many years ago there was a battle between the [[Nine-tailed Fox]] and [[Tenma Taro]]. The fox proved victorious and sealed Tenma Taro away in the [[Forbidden Chamber]], where it still supposedly resides. |
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| ⚫ | '''Nine-Tails Vale''' is a village strongly influenced by [[wikipedia:Yōkai|yōkai]], with an alley called "Yokai Lane" being the liveliest part of the village. According to the legends of the village, many years ago there was a battle between the [[Nine-tailed Fox]] and [[Tenma Taro]]. The fox proved victorious and sealed Tenma Taro away in the [[Forbidden Chamber]], where it still supposedly resides. |
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[[Rex Kyubi]], the village's mayor, was [[The Monstrous Turnabout|murdered]] during [[Apollo Justice]] and [[Trucy Wright]]'s visit to see [[Jinxie Tenma]]. Before the murder took place, a huge village party was held. |
[[Rex Kyubi]], the village's mayor, was [[The Monstrous Turnabout|murdered]] during [[Apollo Justice]] and [[Trucy Wright]]'s visit to see [[Jinxie Tenma]]. Before the murder took place, a huge village party was held. |
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| − | In the localized version of the game Nine-Tails Vale |
+ | In the localized version of the game, Nine-Tails Vale is said to have been founded by Japanese immigrants in an attempt to explain why such a strongly [[Japan]]ese-style village would be in the [[United States]]. |
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| Organization type | Village |
| Leader | Rex Kyubi |
| Affiliated groups | Tenma family |
| Status | Active |
| Relevant cases | The Monstrous Turnabout |
Nine-Tails Vale is a village strongly influenced by yōkai, with an alley called "Yokai Lane" being the liveliest part of the village. According to the legends of the village, many years ago there was a battle between the Nine-tailed Fox and Tenma Taro. The fox proved victorious and sealed Tenma Taro away in the Forbidden Chamber, where it still supposedly resides.
Recent history
Rex Kyubi, the village's mayor, was murdered during Apollo Justice and Trucy Wright's visit to see Jinxie Tenma. Before the murder took place, a huge village party was held.
Localization
In the localized version of the game, Nine-Tails Vale is said to have been founded by Japanese immigrants in an attempt to explain why such a strongly Japanese-style village would be in the United States.