In a courtroom unlike any other, the defense attorney Phoenix Wright found himself facing his most extraordinary case yet. The entire universe seemed to tremble under the weight of this trial. On one side of the courtroom stood Galactus, the devourer of worlds, and on the other, the prosecution, led by none other than the legendary ninja, Itachi Uchiha.
The charges were shocking. Itachi, a figure known for his enigmatic past, had been found dead, and all signs pointed to Galactus as the perpetrator. The worlds of Marvel and Naruto had collided in a legal battle that transcended time and space.
Phoenix, with his usual blend of determination and nervousness, took his place at the defense table. Next to him sat none other than Galactus, his towering cosmic presence diminished in the courtroom, his fearsome demeanor replaced by uncertainty. The gallery was packed with characters from both universes, including Iron Man, Naruto, and even the God of Mischief, Loki.
The prosecution began their case, presenting evidence that seemed damning. A surveillance tape showed Galactus hovering near Itachi's last known location, and forensic experts testified to the cosmic energy residue found at the scene. It seemed like an open-and-shut case.
Phoenix knew he needed a miracle. He pored over the evidence, his faithful partner, Maya Fey, at his side. Then, an idea struck him like a bolt of lightning, which was coincidentally a power both universes shared. He decided to call a surprise witness: the Silver Surfer.
The Silver Surfer, herald of Galactus, took the stand and revealed crucial information. He explained that Galactus was nowhere near the scene of the crime at the time of Itachi's death, as he had been dealing with a cosmic crisis on the other side of the universe. The cosmic energy residue was merely a side effect of the immense power Galactus possessed and had nothing to do with the murder.
As the trial unfolded, it became clear that there was more to Itachi's death than met the eye. It was revealed that Itachi had been investigating a cosmic disturbance, possibly linked to the convergence of these two universes. In a shocking twist, evidence pointed to a hidden agenda by an unknown party who wanted to keep the universes separate at all costs.
Phoenix argued passionately that Galactus had been framed, and the true culprit remained at large. The jury, comprised of characters from both Marvel and Naruto, deliberated intensely. Ultimately, they returned with a verdict of not guilty for Galactus.
The courtroom erupted in a mix of cheers and gasps, with some characters celebrating while others vanished in clouds of smoke, disappearing back to their respective worlds. As Galactus left the courtroom, he nodded in gratitude to Phoenix Wright, who had just secured his freedom.
The trial of the devourer of worlds had come to an end, revealing a conspiracy that spanned dimensions. Phoenix Wright had once again proven that in the world of law, even the most cosmic of defendants deserved a fair defense.
The man's just too good
Finally I can main Zidane again.
I also came across a post on their forum recently mentioning that they've brought in additional help for other proposed features. It got me thinking, I'd love to do something similar for OLF in the near future, assuming we have the funding for it. If not, I'll be on the lookout for talented developers who can spare some time from their busy schedules to help us stay competitive in the forum space! Otherwise, I am on my own... for now!! 
