“Hello, Prosecutor Edgeworth? This is Misty Fey. I’m sure there is much you wish to discuss with me. I am currently at the Hazakura Temple, and I’m willing to answer any questions you have about the DL-6 incident. Oh, and would you kindly bring a police dispatch with you?”
haven't played AA1 in over a decade, isn't that the exact wording of the message that was sent to Edgeworth in 1-4 or am I getting a Mandela Effect? either way, this made me laugh for a good minute lol, bless you
Actually she raises a great point about framing Maya. It'd just frame Pearl. She could get away with it being a little girl who was possessed so the argument against had no control is a solid one
It wouldn't have worked, for some reason in the AA universe, even if you're a child, you can be prosecuted for murder no matter the circunstances. That's why Gregory Edgeworth said that the culprit for DL-6 was Yanni Yogi, or why Simon Blackquill took the blame for Methis's murder.
@@k.n2574 Simon wasn't a child...also turns out he was actually innocent...who knew? As for the child thing we haven't seen anyone under like 15 or 16 get prosecuted yet so that might not necessarily be true. One of the youngest I can think of was early game Maya when she was like 17
@@chrisriley2321 I mean Simon took Athena's "blame" as he believed she killed Methis by putting her in the machine to fix the robots. Besides he was a prosecutor, why would he take the blame for a girl if he knew the court would not prosecute her? Or maybe... He knew Athena would be prosecuted for murder.
@@k.n2574 could've been yes but she wasn't. Besides he liked her mother she was his teacher in analytical psychology after all . I have no proof but I'm willing to bet sometime after they found out he wasn't guilty and kept him there while they planned out luring The Phantom. Speaking of whom it definitely wasn't DeKiller who killed him or he'd be dead. The Phantom would be no more
@@chrisriley2321 My two options as to who shot The Phantom are between another spy from the same organization or Shelly's successor in one of her early jobs.
Or even more simple, just change the content of the letter before Pearl has a chance to read it lol. And just tell her to throw a surprice party for maya for becoming the new master. Yeah thats convincing enough
In reality Godot should have just destroyed the letter before Pearl found it, since he did in fact get to it first. But, he wanted to see Dahlia deep down for revenge. The issue is that Misty and Iris were too dumb to go along with Godot's plans. They could have devised any number of better plans but instead went with blatantly putting Maya and Misty in harm's way. They even had a cell ready to use and put locks on in the form of the channeling chamber
I mean acting like someone else for years would probably just be instinctual at that point so it wouldn’t be too unfathomable just look at Austin butler he’s still acting like Elvis even though that movies been out since last year he got into character for so long it’d be hard for anybody to just turn it off after getting used to that sort of thing
I mean, all other alternatives aside, telling Pearl about the plan probably wouldn't work. Not only would Iris and Misty probably not want to tell a child about a truth that harsh, but there IS still a good chance Pearl wouldn't believe them anyway considering how much she worships her mother even after she was taken away.
Exactly, people be like "why Godot/Iris/Misty didn't warned Pearl in advance???" Why should Pearl believe in them when her own mother said it was for Maya's sake? She's a 9 y/o lol
I never understood why no one attempted to tell Phoenix if no one else. I mean I get that Godot would refuse to, but clearly Misty must have known about him and therefore the most logical thing to do would be to tell him. Or scratch that Maya or Sister Bikini what was being planned. Misty could had also returned as the Master after learning about Morgan's plan to frame Maya the first time. Pearls would have followed the instructions in the letter, even if she thought it was strange. Of course, it wouldn't have made for an interesting trial and case. And the Ace Attorney series isn't known for it's common sense. But yeah, the characters did indeed over complicate things lol
@@mnArqal93 Godot implies that Misty was batshit crazy and screwed the plan by herself, like she was the one that brought the staff-sword and the dagger without anyone knowing lol And that alone fucked up the entire plan since it allowed Dahlia to nearly kill Maya and Godot to kill Misty lol Also, I don't know about if Misty could do better. She was pretty reluctant to show herself to the Fey only to save Maya disguised as Elise, I think meeting a man she doesn't know or appearing again to Maya is something she would never do since she wanted to kill her old self even after Turnabout Goodbyes tbh
@@benlinlin1 Ah ok I forgot that part. If Misty truly wanted to let go of her past, she wouldn't have came back at all. But yeah like you said, she clearly had her own plan that nearly messed everything up had it not been for Godot as well as Maya's quick thinking to channel Dahlia afterwards. Well since Mia's death, Phoenix had been with Maya, defended her twice and also did his best to keep her alive when she got kidnapped. So, despite being a stranger to Misty, he clearly wasn't just a stranger to Maya (or Mia). I think Phoenix earnt some trust up to that point. Despite whatever Godot says about him.
What if Godot just brought like a Taser? Or stabbed Dahlia Misty in the leg? Or sheathed the cane and used the cane to klonk her over the head? Or forced enough coffee down Misty's throat that by the time Dahlia gets there, she'll be jumped up as heck and her innards'd be doing a Grossberg on her?
But that’s the thing, Godot was itching to kill Dahlia. He knew he was going to kill Misty, but in that moment he didn’t care. Was it because he wanted to save Maya, or for revenge? He doesn’t know that either, and I think it was a mixture of both.
I liked this chapter for all the fanservice: Defense attoney edgy-boy, phoenix+franziska banter and that everyone was helping phoenix in this case. But then godot reveals his plan and it kinda ruined the chapter... Yeah, he had his "pride" or something, but he turned from a really lovable character to Vegeta from dbz: "its ok if i put everyone in danger as long as I can prove that wrigth is trite"
Also, why nobody told pearl that her mother is a criminal?? I can undestand not telling her right after the case in the 2nd game, but sooner or later (sadly, in this case is "later") she should know why she is visiting her mother in prison and that she should be wary of her
@@benlinlin1 Well, at 9yrs old, I would have the understanding that "bad people go to prison". So, despite it being my own mother, I would have understood that she did something bad. If anything, I would have become angry and bitter towards my Mum for leaving me. Of course, Pearl has been more sheltered her whole life, but she still understands right from wrong and regardless of her feelings for her mother she would still understand that Morgan was in the wrong.
@@mnArqal93 Pearl is smart, but naive nontheless. She knows her mother did something really bad and deserves punishment, but it's really rare if not impossibe for a child so little to be capable to sever the bond and trust they has to their only parent. She sould know her mother did something wrong, but she can't really help but trusting completely in her since, well, it's her mother and she's a child.
@@benlinlin1 It's also worth noting that for Pearl she doesn't know much of the outside world by what her mother chose to tell her. And as likely spent most of her life around her mother and her influence. So I imagine that also impacts her understanding and perspective of the world compared to most kids who haven't been sheltered in a remote village. But like most kids with their parents, it would still have been difficult for Pearl to say no to her mother. Even if she knew the whole truth, like you say that she still trusts her mother a lot. But kids also aren't stupid, if she thought something her mother asked her to do was strange, she might not have listened if she knew the truth. Though I imagine she likely has learnt not to listen to everything by the end.
Pearl will inevitably kill Maya because she will force herself into channelling her god-forsaken psycho sister because her blood-related mother told her to whether she likes it or not. Its literally written down to the last letter her mother gave her to read. This one's kinda funny because Maya died.
What are you talking about? The letter doesn't say any of that. Here is what it says "Once this is burn the Also, make not tell anyone about this letter. Gravely roast the Master in the fires of Hades and bring our vengeance to fruition." Though the wording does suggest that Pearl would be in on it so that's something.
@@TheMellowFilmmaker What I mean exactly was that Pearl will inevitably attempt to channel Dahlia Hawthorne whether if someone stops her or not. It doesn't matter if Elise Deauxnim dies, what matters is that everyone who is present in the Hazakura Temple has failed to prevent Pearls for commiting a murder.
@@TheMellowFilmmaker Btw, This video was well-made. It actually does make sense for Elise Deauxnim to have some self-preservation because taking Godot's advice of saving Pearls and Maya by channelling Dahlia is just straight up suicide. And also on top of THAT, Maya Fey barely knew her real mother and let alone, create some familial bonds with her at the same time so her mother sacrificing herself to keep her safe was a bit too much because all of it was too unnecessary. So Elise Deauxnim's death wasn't that impactful to Maya at all. Its nothing but a regular Tuesday when it comes losing her loved ones to her now because of her repeated involvement with murder cases at this point. Bridge of Turnabout brings to the point home that a man who is stuck to the past endangers everyone around him and drags them to his unnecessary drama just because he was played for a fool by the sands of time.
Morgan should be executed soon In the localization it says that she's serving a sentence, but if you actually translate, it said she's waiting for punishment ie execution
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“Hello, Prosecutor Edgeworth? This is Misty Fey. I’m sure there is much you wish to discuss with me. I am currently at the Hazakura Temple, and I’m willing to answer any questions you have about the DL-6 incident. Oh, and would you kindly bring a police dispatch with you?”
Gumshoe: I get to be his plus one!
haven't played AA1 in over a decade, isn't that the exact wording of the message that was sent to Edgeworth in 1-4 or am I getting a Mandela Effect? either way, this made me laugh for a good minute lol, bless you
lol. Godot really is desperately wanted to kill Dahlia, isn't he?
Actually she raises a great point about framing Maya. It'd just frame Pearl. She could get away with it being a little girl who was possessed so the argument against had no control is a solid one
It wouldn't have worked, for some reason in the AA universe, even if you're a child, you can be prosecuted for murder no matter the circunstances.
That's why Gregory Edgeworth said that the culprit for DL-6 was Yanni Yogi, or why Simon Blackquill took the blame for Methis's murder.
@@k.n2574 Simon wasn't a child...also turns out he was actually innocent...who knew?
As for the child thing we haven't seen anyone under like 15 or 16 get prosecuted yet so that might not necessarily be true. One of the youngest I can think of was early game Maya when she was like 17
@@chrisriley2321 I mean Simon took Athena's "blame" as he believed she killed Methis by putting her in the machine to fix the robots.
Besides he was a prosecutor, why would he take the blame for a girl if he knew the court would not prosecute her?
Or maybe... He knew Athena would be prosecuted for murder.
@@k.n2574 could've been yes but she wasn't. Besides he liked her mother she was his teacher in analytical psychology after all .
I have no proof but I'm willing to bet sometime after they found out he wasn't guilty and kept him there while they planned out luring The Phantom.
Speaking of whom it definitely wasn't DeKiller who killed him or he'd be dead. The Phantom would be no more
@@chrisriley2321 My two options as to who shot The Phantom are between another spy from the same organization or Shelly's successor in one of her early jobs.
Or even more simple, just change the content of the letter before Pearl has a chance to read it lol.
And just tell her to throw a surprice party for maya for becoming the new master. Yeah thats convincing enough
She thought she had to cover a picture of a scroll with gravy, I think this could be possible as well.
In reality Godot should have just destroyed the letter before Pearl found it, since he did in fact get to it first. But, he wanted to see Dahlia deep down for revenge.
The issue is that Misty and Iris were too dumb to go along with Godot's plans. They could have devised any number of better plans but instead went with blatantly putting Maya and Misty in harm's way. They even had a cell ready to use and put locks on in the form of the channeling chamber
The idea that Mimi Miney still acts like her sister even though she's been revealed to not be Ini is kinda funny
I mean acting like someone else for years would probably just be instinctual at that point so it wouldn’t be too unfathomable just look at Austin butler he’s still acting like Elvis even though that movies been out since last year he got into character for so long it’d be hard for anybody to just turn it off after getting used to that sort of thing
I mean, all other alternatives aside, telling Pearl about the plan probably wouldn't work. Not only would Iris and Misty probably not want to tell a child about a truth that harsh, but there IS still a good chance Pearl wouldn't believe them anyway considering how much she worships her mother even after she was taken away.
Exactly, people be like "why Godot/Iris/Misty didn't warned Pearl in advance???"
Why should Pearl believe in them when her own mother said it was for Maya's sake? She's a 9 y/o lol
I never understood why no one attempted to tell Phoenix if no one else. I mean I get that Godot would refuse to, but clearly Misty must have known about him and therefore the most logical thing to do would be to tell him. Or scratch that Maya or Sister Bikini what was being planned. Misty could had also returned as the Master after learning about Morgan's plan to frame Maya the first time. Pearls would have followed the instructions in the letter, even if she thought it was strange.
Of course, it wouldn't have made for an interesting trial and case. And the Ace Attorney series isn't known for it's common sense. But yeah, the characters did indeed over complicate things lol
@@mnArqal93 Godot implies that Misty was batshit crazy and screwed the plan by herself, like she was the one that brought the staff-sword and the dagger without anyone knowing lol
And that alone fucked up the entire plan since it allowed Dahlia to nearly kill Maya and Godot to kill Misty lol
Also, I don't know about if Misty could do better. She was pretty reluctant to show herself to the Fey only to save Maya disguised as Elise, I think meeting a man she doesn't know or appearing again to Maya is something she would never do since she wanted to kill her old self even after Turnabout Goodbyes tbh
@@benlinlin1 Ah ok I forgot that part. If Misty truly wanted to let go of her past, she wouldn't have came back at all. But yeah like you said, she clearly had her own plan that nearly messed everything up had it not been for Godot as well as Maya's quick thinking to channel Dahlia afterwards.
Well since Mia's death, Phoenix had been with Maya, defended her twice and also did his best to keep her alive when she got kidnapped. So, despite being a stranger to Misty, he clearly wasn't just a stranger to Maya (or Mia). I think Phoenix earnt some trust up to that point. Despite whatever Godot says about him.
@@mnArqal93 My thought is that Godot explicitly told them not to tell Phoenix.
Brilliant. Brilliant. That ending 😂
Morgan: And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for you meddling kids!
"My daughter! I lost both of my daughters!!! :)"
They only had two poses for Misty. Though yes, it is very funny.
3:39 Evil Pearl AU
Lmao as much as I love 3-5's writing I gotta admit this video is freaking genius and common sense, which is a very lacking element in AA lol
You don't even need a cell, just have Misty channel Dahlia inside the chamber and lock it, it worked in the actual plan.
They do have a jail cell tho, the one in the cave.
What if Godot just brought like a Taser? Or stabbed Dahlia Misty in the leg?
Or sheathed the cane and used the cane to klonk her over the head?
Or forced enough coffee down Misty's throat that by the time Dahlia gets there, she'll be jumped up as heck and her innards'd be doing a Grossberg on her?
I don't know if you can actually incapacitate a body that's being puppeteer'd by a spirit via normal means
@@MasquedJustice I mean, if you do it more mechanically, like smashing out the knee or calf, I don't think there's much they can do.
But that’s the thing, Godot was itching to kill Dahlia. He knew he was going to kill Misty, but in that moment he didn’t care. Was it because he wanted to save Maya, or for revenge? He doesn’t know that either, and I think it was a mixture of both.
Wait shit this is comedy gold?? Why your channel so small! Underrated content, I've been blessed by this vid
The jump cuts really add an extra layer of humor in these videos. Keep em up!
I liked this chapter for all the fanservice: Defense attoney edgy-boy, phoenix+franziska banter and that everyone was helping phoenix in this case. But then godot reveals his plan and it kinda ruined the chapter...
Yeah, he had his "pride" or something, but he turned from a really lovable character to Vegeta from dbz: "its ok if i put everyone in danger as long as I can prove that wrigth is trite"
Also, why nobody told pearl that her mother is a criminal?? I can undestand not telling her right after the case in the 2nd game, but sooner or later (sadly, in this case is "later") she should know why she is visiting her mother in prison and that she should be wary of her
@@AmorAmarillo09 She's a 9 y/o, even if her mother is a murderer, still is her mother and would believe in her blindly lol
@@benlinlin1 Well, at 9yrs old, I would have the understanding that "bad people go to prison". So, despite it being my own mother, I would have understood that she did something bad. If anything, I would have become angry and bitter towards my Mum for leaving me. Of course, Pearl has been more sheltered her whole life, but she still understands right from wrong and regardless of her feelings for her mother she would still understand that Morgan was in the wrong.
@@mnArqal93 Pearl is smart, but naive nontheless. She knows her mother did something really bad and deserves punishment, but it's really rare if not impossibe for a child so little to be capable to sever the bond and trust they has to their only parent.
She sould know her mother did something wrong, but she can't really help but trusting completely in her since, well, it's her mother and she's a child.
@@benlinlin1 It's also worth noting that for Pearl she doesn't know much of the outside world by what her mother chose to tell her. And as likely spent most of her life around her mother and her influence. So I imagine that also impacts her understanding and perspective of the world compared to most kids who haven't been sheltered in a remote village.
But like most kids with their parents, it would still have been difficult for Pearl to say no to her mother. Even if she knew the whole truth, like you say that she still trusts her mother a lot. But kids also aren't stupid, if she thought something her mother asked her to do was strange, she might not have listened if she knew the truth. Though I imagine she likely has learnt not to listen to everything by the end.
Yup, going to pheonix was probably the best idea
that was pretty damn good
I watched this while eating one of those pretzel pub chicken sandwiches from Wendy’s so I will never forget it
Pearl will inevitably kill Maya because she will force herself into channelling her god-forsaken psycho sister because her blood-related mother told her to whether she likes it or not.
Its literally written down to the last letter her mother gave her to read.
This one's kinda funny because Maya died.
What are you talking about? The letter doesn't say any of that. Here is what it says "Once this is
burn the
Also, make not
tell anyone about this letter.
Gravely roast the Master in the
fires of Hades and bring our
vengeance to fruition."
Though the wording does suggest that Pearl would be in on it so that's something.
@@TheMellowFilmmaker
What I mean exactly was that Pearl will inevitably attempt to channel Dahlia Hawthorne whether if someone stops her or not.
It doesn't matter if Elise Deauxnim dies, what matters is that everyone who is present in the Hazakura Temple has failed to prevent Pearls for commiting a murder.
@@TheMellowFilmmaker
Btw,
This video was well-made.
It actually does make sense for Elise Deauxnim to have some self-preservation because taking Godot's advice of saving Pearls and Maya by channelling Dahlia is just straight up suicide.
And also on top of THAT, Maya Fey barely knew her real mother and let alone, create some familial bonds with her at the same time so her mother sacrificing herself to keep her safe was a bit too much because all of it was too unnecessary.
So Elise Deauxnim's death wasn't that impactful to Maya at all.
Its nothing but a regular Tuesday when it comes losing her loved ones to her now because of her repeated involvement with murder cases at this point.
Bridge of Turnabout brings to the point home that a man who is stuck to the past endangers everyone around him and drags them to his unnecessary drama just because he was played for a fool by the sands of time.
I DON'T CARE HOW HARD IS IT TO KEEP AN EYE ON A 9* YEAR OLD???
That's why Iris was arrested instead.
PEARL WHAT HAVE YOU DONE 😂
high quality shitposting, sir
It wouldn't go like this because iris would not be all that willing to get in dahlia's way
Wait, was Godots secret plan all along to frame Iris??? I don't remember that bit or was that made up XD
Godot could also just burn the letters, act like nothing ever happened and everyone has a happy ending.
THE END
I think he mentioned that he could've burned it, but chose not to. He was a bit more interested in revenge/ proving himself than actually saving Maya.
@@TheMellowFilmmaker All too true. But still, I like to imagine the happy ending that burning said letter could potentially bring. 😃
Pearly forgor 💀
Morgan should be executed soon In the localization it says that she's serving a sentence, but if you actually translate, it said she's waiting for punishment ie execution
boring