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wrightwood 

Wrightwood is a beautiful mountain town high in the San Gabriel Mountains of California, off the 15 freeway, or "on the way to Vegas." It is home to about 4,000 people. Kids here grow up with the same people and have friends for life. Mountain High ski resort is about 5 miles up, and brings in a lot of tourists, and snow players. Beautiful all year round, the skies are blue as the town sits above the LA smog, pine trees fill the streets, and in the winter, fresh snow makes way for sledding. The drawback is the town in far away from most everything else besides the high desert towns, and it takes 30 min. to go to the movies. However, it is still located in Southern California, so LA or the beach is only 1 hour and a half away!
Girl in OC: "No one knows where I'm from."

Friend: "Where are you from?"

Girl: "Wrightwood, it's a small little mountain town."

Friend: "Ohhh ok. Yeah, never heard of it."
wrightwood by Smalltowngirl06 December 27, 2013
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Wrightworth 

Arguably the best and most canon ship in a game called Ace Attorney.

The ship is the main character, Phoenix Wright, x Miles Edgeworth, the main character’s rival and childhood friend.

This ship is also known as Narumitsu.
Person 1: Hey, what’s your favorite ship in Ace Attorney?
Person 2: I’d have to say.. Narumitsu.
Person 1: Narumitsu..? Oh, Wrightworth, right.
Person 2: Yeah.
Person 1: It’s my favorite ship, too.
Wrightworth by Hey look, it’s Pory! February 10, 2018
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brightwood

Nicole thinks Kenny Chesney moved to Brightwood, but no cracker would willingly live in a ghettoass place like that. Cheese is from Brightwood.
brightwood by Kelsey Sisko July 14, 2006

Wrightworth 

A very poggers ship from the video game “Ace Attorney” involving two men; Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth. Also known as Narumitsu; Naruhodou Ryuichi x Mitsurugi Reiji.

So in a nutshell, Phoenix becomes a lawyer to see Miles and Miles is now a “scary bad guy” but Phoenix still cares about him but Miles is too tsundere to admit he cares about him too. So, he says “Thanks to you, I am saddled with… unnecessary feelings.” Maya probably ships them and Larry is a frickin third wheel. Some people are weird about this ship though and do some pretty out of character stuff. I don’t wanna explain. Nobody’s really sure who’s top and who’s bottom but, Phoenix DID call Miles “Daddy” in one of the games so… yeah. In the end, most people love them and ship them, (and so do I). But, yeah, very poggers stuff right here. :)
Person: Hey, you know Ace Attorney, right?
Other person: Yeah?
Person: Do you ship Wrightworth?
Other person: Yep! And you?
Person: Of course! They’re so poggers!
Other person: And cute!
Person: Yeah! :D
Wrightworth by TrashyGarbage June 3, 2022

Wrightworth 

A very poggers ship from the video game “Ace Attorney” involving two men; Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth. Also known as Narumitsu; Naruhodou Ryuichi x Mitsurugi Reiji.

So in a nutshell, Phoenix becomes a lawyer to see Miles and Miles is now a “scary bad guy” but Phoenix still cares about him but Miles is too tsundere to admit he cares about him too. So, he says “Thanks to you, I am saddled with… unnecessary feelings.” Maya probably ships them and Larry is a frickin third wheel. Some people are weird about this ship though and do some pretty out of character stuff. I don’t wanna explain. Nobody’s really sure who’s top and who’s bottom but, Phoenix DID call Miles “Daddy” in one of the games so… yeah. In the end, most people love them and ship them, (and so do I). But, yeah, very poggers stuff right here. :)
Person: Hey, you know Ace Attorney, right?
Other person: Yeah?
Person: Do you ship Wrightworth?
Other person: Yep! And you?
Person: Of course! They’re so poggers!
Other person: And cute!
Person: Yeah! :D
Wrightworth by TrashyGarbage June 3, 2022

Wrightworth 

Probably the most canon and best ship in the game AA (Ace Attorney)

It's a ship between the two main characters Phoenix wright x Miles Edgeworth
It has many implications of being canon and probably is canon.
Person a: hey, Do you like the ship Wrightworth?

Person b: yes, I think Wrightworth is a very cute ship!

Person a: I agree!
Wrightworth by Fishz07 February 27, 2022

Wrightworth 

A very poggers ship from the video game “Ace Attorney” involving two men; Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth. Also known as Narumitsu; Naruhodou Ryuichi x Mitsurugi Reiji.

So in a nutshell, Phoenix becomes a lawyer to see Miles and Miles is now a “scary bad guy” but Phoenix still cares about him but Miles is too tsundere to admit he cares about him too. So, he says “Thanks to you, I am saddled with… unnecessary feelings.” Maya probably ships them and Larry is a frickin third wheel. Some people are weird about this ship though and do some pretty out of character stuff. I don’t wanna explain. Nobody’s really sure who’s top and who’s bottom but, Phoenix DID call Miles “Daddy” in one of the games so… yeah. In the end, most people love them and ship them, (and so do I). But, yeah, very poggers stuff right here. :)
Person: Hey, you know Ace Attorney, right?
Other person: Yeah?
Person: Do you ship Wrightworth?
Other person: Yep! And you?
Person: Of course! They’re so poggers!
Other person: And cute!
Person: Yeah! :D
Wrightworth by TrashyGarbage June 3, 2022
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