Title courtesy of the commissioner, I couldn't think of any good puns and I suck at titles anyway.<br /><br />Generally speaking, I don't like transformation stories that revolve around someone turning into a character from something. I guess it's partially due to that moment where that hey to go "I TURNED INTO AN X GOLLY ISN'T THAT STRANGE" that I find a bit cringeworthy. But, surprisingly, I didn't really have much of a problem with this one, other than a couple of moments that I tried to handle as best as I could. Hopefully it turned out alright.<br /><br />Anyway, completely open to criticism, please tell me exactly what I've done wrong. Personally I think that I made the transformation to uneven and all over the place, resulting from the story structure I went with no allowing for a "stands still while entire transformation takes place" moment, although I think it did come close towards the end for the last bit.<br /><br />Other thoughts are that I've never actually played any of the Ace Attorney games, and as such had to go by one-sentence summations of her personality and guess-work, so hopefully I'm not too far off. All I really know about the series are a few of the characters, the obligatory OBJECTION HOLD IT TAKE THAT joke, and the fact that it's actually a dystopian future where the jury system has been completely abolished, some people are mutants with the ability to literally tell when you're lying/hiding something, magic exists and express calls to the afterlife are cheap, and nobody will believe you're a lawyer unless you carry your special badge with you at all times.<br /><br />Also, I have no idea what the hell to call Maya's coat/jacket/overshirt thing.<br /><br />Anyway, shameless self-advertising. This was commissioned by <a target="_self" href="https://hewhoismany.deviantart.com/"><img class="avatar" src="https://a.deviantart.net/avatars/h/e/hewhoismany.gif?1" alt=":iconhewhoismany:" title="HeWhoIsMany" /></a>, and if you wanted to commission anything, head right on over to my current journal.