Fun fact: this case is the first canon case since Turnabout Samurai in the first game where Phoenix is the defense, Maya is his assistant, Edgeworth is prosecuting, and the regular judge is presiding. Every other time since then that Phoenix has been against Edgeworth, Maya’s either kidnapped, possessed, or just completely absent from the game.
JJ R if you don't see maya call Gumshoe in this case: "Detective Gumshoe" soo its probable he's still a detective, almost retiring if we use a logic of the timeline and assume how old he is now.
JJ R All the police force know about Gumshoe...in a bad way.... (it was mentioned on the first Ace Investigations game) soo its hardly assume he gonna be promoted...maybe as a district chief (like the dumb one that created Blue Badge) ...but no way as a chief of the entire police force like Damon Gant.
The reason why Godot, Dahlia, and Kristoph are never brought up is likely due to the fact that they turned out to be murderers, and talking about them would most likely spoil that for people who hadn't played that particular game yet. The only killers who actually got explicitly mentioned after the game they were in were Frank Sahwit, Shelly de Killer, and Manfred von Karma, and each one had a reason why it was okay. Sahwit being a killer isn't a spoiler, as him holding the murder weapon is literally the first thing the player sees in the first game. De Killer is an assassin, so bring him up doesn't explicitly spoil his involvement in the second game. Manfred is the odd one out, but they couldn't get away with not mentioning him because of just how integral he was to Edgeworth and Franziska's backstories and his relation to DL-6, which has been a driving force in several games. Despite this, outside of the first game, it is never _explicitly_ stated that he killed Gregory Edgeworth. Also, "When has [Larry] ever gone to jail?" *HE WAS PHOENIX'S FIRST CLIENT!!!*
No. Phoenix mentioned that he had seen black Psyche-Locks once before, and that there was no way to break them, but he never said anything about Kristoph.
Johnathen Andretti For the trope of the childhood friend who keeps bringing them in 'ahem' contact. Without Larry, many of our cases wouldn't have much EdgeworthxPhoenix foreplay.
Doom Mood15 that came to my mind while reading this: *Komaeda sitting in the back of the court eating onigiris:* "Hope filled Bagels are my favorite. Nothing beats a hope filled bagel."
The Evil Genius Brock: What are you talking about? Those are jelly-filled donuts. Vess: What are you talking about? Those are dumplings. Huh? Why is it always onigiri that are localised as something other than rice balls?
I'm honestly enjoying this case more than I expected? I feel like the reason Nico is so dissatisfied so far is that he's expecting something big and important; it's a DLC case for a reason. It's not connected to any plot or overarching story, and it doesn't really have to be. It's a standalone case so I feel like a bit of silliness can be excused. Yes Larry's annoying, but he's a small part of this case and is mostly there for the throwback. I feel like taking this case too seriously is a mistake, especially in this already established universe of wacky caricatures, spirit channeling, and Godot bracelets. This is just my opinion of course, people will obviously have different attitudes towards these games.
I think characters don't get brought up again due to spoiler reasons, since there's a lot of these games and there's no guarantee everyone would play them in order. Like, you couldn't bring up Godot without mentioning him going to jail, spoiling the last case of T&T, nor could you mention Dahlia without talking about her murders. It's why characters like Iris, who should be out of jail by now, haven't been brought up again, since her very identity is intrinsically tied to the plot element of "Dahlia's twin" and also being Pearl's sister.
Pretty lady as the defendant, a clock, edgie and wright being prosecutor and defence respectively, Larry being the idiot we all want to see die, and a ridiculous thing theorized to be the truth. I get the feeling that they wanted this trial to be the biggest of callbacks to the older games. I like that, but why Larry? Why??
because if we'll go back to the first game's first trial and how it also had the premise that someone clocked the girl and pinned it on Larry, then the whole Larry comeback thing makes perfect sense
The best part is that the Judge says that he thinks of this as a reunion. That means that this is the same Judge. The exact same one. From all those years ago. He's not dead, and that's cannon.
Can someone please Photoshop Phoenix, Edgeworth and Larry doing the OBJECTION together like the one from DD with Phoenix, Apollo and Athena. I think it would be awesome.
@@shinyspinda72 .... now i'm imagining Phoenix-Edgeworth points at Larry-Oldbag while they also points back... with Oldbag face printed on Athena's animation
Fun fact. This case was specifically made to be nostalgic, having a case with Phoenix defending, maya as the assistant, and edgeworth as the prosecutor. I think Larry coming in also has something to do with that. It's also why Athena's been getting the shaft in this case. What's really weird though is that despite wanting to make this nostalgic, they don't bother bringing in Gumshoe! I mean they went through the trouble of making a 3d model of Larry, why not Gumshoe? They even name dropped him!
Xavier Saavedra so far so obvious, I mean that's the easiest way to make something like this. But it doesn't change the fact that you have to double-check everything for timestamps and such.
reply >> The Evil Genius Most of the timestamps are there for me to make sure that I don't double count. With Objections, I usually pause the video and write down the time I see minus two seconds. With Enemies Curbstomped, as another example, I subtract one second. For Evidence, I try to remember the time I see and type it as the video continues to play. Should I not feel confident with the accuracy of the timestamp number, I do rewind the video to double-check. The time it takes varies too much for me to provide an estimate. If a charting comes out absurdly late, it's usually work (summer) or late-night college classes (fall/winter/spring) posing as an interruption.
I think I know why the DLC case of Dual Destinies is considered so good, especially compared to this one: the cast size. Turnabout Reclaimed boasts a cast of seven: Sasha Buckler, Orla Shipely, Malon Rhymes, Norma DePlume, Pearl Fey, Dr. Herman Crab, and Jack Shipely. Taking out the defendant and victim, we have five suspects (four if you exclude Pearl), and all of them in some way interacted with each other and the victim. There is a reason to suspect any one of them, and each of them had their own times, methods, and motives to commit the murder. It makes a good case when you could theoretically suspect all involved. This case on the other hand has only four players: Ellen Wyatt, Sorin Sprocket, Dumas Gloomsbury, and Pierce Nichody (Larry doesn't count, since not only is he LARRY, but the case went out of its way to lock him in a room until it was all over.) Ignoring the defendant and victim gives us just two possible culprits, and only one of them is getting any sort of reason to do so. This means that the case is relying less on the whodunnit, but instead the howdunnit, and the personalities of the cast themselves. It's not a bad way to write a case, theoretically, but it certainly won't give it a good impression compared to the rest. It banks on nostalgia, and sprinkles a love story on top of it. That being said, I don't think it's fair to compare DLC cases to main story cases, because those have the main character development alongside secondary cast development. It's partly the reason why the last cases of this game ranks so highly for me, because EVERYONE develops in some capacity. Whereas, in the DLC case, it's only the side cast the gets to change in any way, meaning it has to be especially well done.
There's also the fact that this is Ace Attorney. A lot of the time, it doesn't rely on the who. It's why it can get away with showing the culprit on the first cases, or why characters like Dahlia, Tigre, or Atmey are acceptable to exist despite being blatantly obvious.
+ aneonfoxtribute That is somewhat true, but I feel that characters like those serve a difference purpose compared to, say, Bhe'leeb Inmee. The characters you brought up were fairly obvious villains, but in the context of JFA, they served as high-stakes opponents for Phoenix to triumph over, and thus prove himself to Godot. It could be seen as a sort of "trial of the hero," sort of deal; "Here are some exceptionally cunning or intimidating opponents for you to test yourself against." Dhalia, existed as a final opponent for Mia, as a symbol of her hesitation and lack of experience, and the sole moment of her gaining any development, as she makes up for letting such a fiend threaten her loved ones. In a sense, all of these villains are just tools for the plot or characters. However, you can't always make your villains that basic. Eventually, you will need to give them a personality, and cases that do this generally turn out to regarded better. Some examples include Rise from the Ashes, and Farewell My Turnabout. Both of these focus heavily on the goings-on of the internal cast, and it made for good drama, but most important of all is that this drama still contributed to the story. For the former, the frustration of the investigators is what eventually brought several hidden clues to light, and in the latter, the drama of Adrianne, Matt, and Juan is the crux of the murder plot. While I do agree with you, that Ace Attorney can and have made effective, but obvious villains, the better cases by average (meaning that they were interesting all the way through, and not just for singular moments) will either work with interesting extras, or solely use on the main cast. P.S. The Gumshoe vs. Vasquez moment from Turnabout Samurai is one of my favorites in that game, and its a damn shame he never got to do something like that again afterward.
If they didn't pretend like who the killer is is a mystery then yes I agree, but in this case they pretend like it's not obvious and it feels very insulting And it's not like the howdunnit is any better: it wasn't time travel? no fucking shit
Fun fact: This is the only single case with a second investigation segment. Sure, The Right of Turnabout and Turnabout Revolution both had a second investigation in the episodes, but they were both after a verdict had already been reached, and a new trial was about to start.
Wright: I'll show you, Edgeworth, who is the superior one once I win the trial! Edgeworth: Dream on! I shall win the trial and prove once and for all I'm better than you are! Judge: Call me crazy, but I assumed court cases are determined by who is actually innocent, and who is actually guilty! Edgeworth: Since WHEN is innocence part of the equation in our trials?! Witnesses are nothing more than stepping stones to my inevitable ascend into GODHOOD! Wright: I mean... defendants are important, but I feel like my character had been reduced to a lawyer who ALWAYS finds the innocent party and defends them to the bitter end, knowing full well that they're innocent because of my magical lie detector, so I'm not one to talk. Judge: You people are ridiculous! Witnesses are not tools, to be used for your supremac- hey wait a minute! Witness! Are you cleaning the entire courtroom!? Ellen: Neat and Tidy! Neat and TIDY! Judge:...huh.... you know what, court dismissed for today! We will reconvene the trial every Wednesday and Friday! Bailiff! Remember to bring a vacuum with you! Alright! Everybody out! Wright: But I thought we have a three day limit on these trials- Judge: EVERYBODY OUT OF MY COURT- except you witness, you stay for as long as you like. *The trial for the murder of Dumbass- I mean Dumas was never settled*
Sorin is still definitely my favorite character in this case~ I'm also looking forward to seeing how Nico reacts to all the Edgeworth and Phoenix banter. ;^)
"cav·ort (kəˈvôrt) verb • gerund or present participle: cavorting • jump or dance around excitedly. • apply oneself enthusiastically to sexual or disreputable pursuits." Edgeworth ;)
Speaking of nostalgia, after all these years, I’d like to see a compilation video with all of Nico’s “Hold it! What do you mean (insert question about statement here)” when this case is over.
I sort of do a mental fan fiction that says Phoenix periodically visits Iris in jail since her conviction for being an accessory to murder. They make it clear at the end of T&T that they still have feelings for each other; no one ever mentioned how long her sentence was for. So I like to imagine him visiting her and confiding in her everything he's been going through, including losing his badge and adopting Trucy, meeting Apollo, hiring Athena, etc. I have a fun chapter in my head of him going to visit her and Apollo and Athena "discreetly" follow him to see who he runs off to see all the time. I think such a scene would be really cute.
Please, Capcom, make it a reality! Dear Phoenix needs to marry and make some babies! :P Trucy herself mentioned in Apollo Justice that she wanted him to find her a new mommy. lolz
Ahh, these let's plays tend to be a lot more enjoyable when Nico's having fun, but Nico doesn't seem to be having much fun so it's a bit of a damper... I'm worried the negativity he feels towards Larry and the time travel will diminish any enjoyment he might have felt otherwise when the case really picks up.
This case is the callback of the century! Phoenix, Maya, Edgeworth, and Larry are present. Looks like the gang's all here :D *Gumshoe cries in the distance*
I read somewhere - I don't know if it's true - that Gumshoe was supposed to be the detective on this case to make the reunion complete, but they couldn't complete his 3D model in time for the DLC to release.
I mean, Pearl also doesn't tell people things all the time and there's very rarely a reason for it. The urn and her mother's instructions in Bridge are the only times there's a real reason, as I recall
I don't particularly care for Pearl in all honesty, but wasn't the urn incident and Morgan's request the only times that she keeps things from you? I don't recall any other times where we had to interrogate her. I think the fact that she's a little girl who's scared of getting in trouble makes it more forgiving than a grown ass man who's constantly relying on his lawyer friends to help him but for some reason, doesn't trust them enough to give them info that might help *them* to help *him* unless he's forced to talk or present. Seriously, he cries for them to save him, but is quick to act like an asshole to his friends trying to help him. I don't get it! Where's the humor in this character?!
It was funny in some instances but the Larry Hate just kind of gets on my nerves here, the evidence thing doesn't even feel like that big a problem, he's already been to Jail, and has already been established as an idiot so allow for some leeway and maybe he waits for the right moment to use it, as someone else had said; and the Disdain based on the Time Travel/outrageous thing doesn't help either
I actually really like Pierce, and the way he handled that ending was pretty ingenious. I don't know anything about this case but I'm hoping that Sorin is the culprit and Pierce is just doing all of this to protect him
Oh lord. When Edgey told Wright that he only knows three flowers... Was that a reference to the effing sisters, Dahlia and Iris? Dunno who the third one is though....
It’s a reference to a bit of dialogue in Apollo Justice where Phoenix says he only knows the names of 3 flowers. Though that would’ve been an amazing roast.
Dahlia Iris Hawthorn All the names of flowers. I think that makes more sense than the above comment, considering the topic was about romance. Or it could just be a double reference.
Nico, have you noticed that in the main game, there hasn't actually been a 2-day trial, technically? Case 3 had one trial day for Abbot Inmee's murder and one trial day for Zeh'lot's murder, and they are technically two separate court cases in-game. And Chapter 5 is pretty obvious, having two separate cases in two different countries. So that makes this DLC case the first real 2-day case of the game
...I know it's a throwback case and all, but is it too early to say I miss Athena? Or at least say I wish she'd been written out with a bit more dignity?
Yeah, I feel like this case panders a little too hard to first generation Ace Attorney fans. At least it's just the DLC case, but I hope the next game doesn't lean too hard on trying to return to the status quo.
I get the impression that Sorin can't function properly with Ellen keeping track of everything for him while he is absorbed in work so he decided he might as well marry her.
I will continue to say that the cape on the bust made perfect sense. It's perfectly plausible that the flower from the cape got caught in between the cards.
The idea that the cape would get caught on the bust is not inherently bullshit, but the idea that it would settle perfectly on the bust so that it looks like someone flying, and having that be such a pivotal point in the case, is absolutely absurd. I dont always agree with Nico, but I do on that case. Even before I discovered Nico, that was my least favorite case in the entire series. Its the main reason why I've pretty much never replayed Justice for All like I have all the others.
And I’ll continue to assert that Turnabout Serenade has no plot holes until the end of time. Oddly, Bridge to the Turnabout, one of the most beloved cases in the series, is the only one that I call bullshit on when it comes to what happened
Dude, fucking preach. Bridge, looking back on it, has so many issues that it's a wonder why people don't complain about it. It's a wonderful cast, but god damn, does it have issues
Th biggest problem is that the bust would've dragged against the wall if it was pulled up, and we made a point out of it that Acro didn't hang out the window to make distance between the bust and the wall
What I think is going to happen is that Sorin is the first one that knocks Gloomsbury out the first time, coz he saw him attacking his bride, then thinks he killed him, the butler sees him, and proposes the time travel plan to protect him, but Gloomsbury was still alive, and for some reason the butler finishes him off
I find it funny that Nico isn't onboard with this case at all, but I'm honestly liking this more than any of the cases from SOJ already. But i also found the coincidences and bullshit in SOJ to be a lot worse than those from JFA and T&T, so different perspectives I guess.
I'm p sure Sorin only likes Ellen b/c she's very organized; saying "I'm lost without you" right after asking where to find the blueprints? He's totally using her. Kinda paints a picture like she'll stay his maid even after they're married. Also, did anyone else notice that, with her hair slicked back, Ellen really resembles Sorin's sister? I smell a sister complex... Oh also Nico, don't pronounce the "s" at the end of Dumas. It's French, so you know how that goes.
Edgeworth: *Edgeworth noises* Miu: *Ha Ha Bleh* *repeats* Maya: Um, how did this start again? Phoenix: It seems Miss Iruma decided that following Mr. Sprocket around was a good idea, so she was around when he spoke with Ellen. After he was done, she tried to start a fight with the defendant but Ellen became overwhelmed easily and accidentally knocked the senses out of Miss Iruma with her frying pan- Himiko: You're assuming Miu had any sense to begin with. Phoenix: And Edgeworth just happened to be heading into the courtroom and thought she was challenging him to a weird noise making contest. Edgeworth: *stops making Edgeworth noises, glares at the defense* Miu: Ha! I won! In your motherfucking face, pretty boy! Maya: I thought you said she had the senses knocked out of her, Nick. Himiko: I told you! Phoenix: What is it now, Mr. Edgeworth? Edgeworth: I understand the defense prefers to have council with him....but I've always assumed Ms. Fey was perfectly capable of fulfilling that job on her own. Why are *those girls* at the defense bench with you? Angie: Atua said these were the best seats in the house, so of course we'd be here! Tenko: And if you've got a problem with it, you'll face the wrath of my Neo-Aikido! Himiko: And my magic! Edgeworth: *groans in pain and misery* Phoenix: (Huh, well what do ya know? Apollo was right; these girls *are* useful. Hopefully they can continue to distract Edgeworth while I put my case together.)
It's sad we'll have to wait / will never see Nico play DGS & DGS 2, they are so great, capcom why do we get the weird spin-offs but not the great spin-offs
To be honest, as much as I love Edgeworth, he's wrong. Time travel has been shown to be possible in the Ace Attorney universe. Both in Ghost Trick, which was confirmed by Ace Attorney series and Ghost Trick creator Shu Takumi to take place in the same universe, and possibly in a certain other series which might also be in the same universe thanks to a certain crossover game. So while time travel has been disproven for the events of this case, it's been otherwise been proven to be possible elsewhere. Sorry Edgeworth and Nico, but your logic has been disproven, no matter how stupid it sounds.
Personally, I didn't find the time travel stuff stupid. I mean, of course it wasn't going to be true, but it's not like this is the first time this happened in the series. What Phoenix did was give credence to Wyatt's memories were credible. After you proved she wasn't crazy, then you could find a more rational explanation.
I hope hope HOPE that I am wrong, but, I have a sinking suspicion that Sorin is the killer and Pierce is covering for him because he's the next president of the company. I really hope my theory is off base.
As today was my last day of school, I’m glad to be celebrating it with one of my most favorite game series!! *_AND HEY LARRY’S ART ISN’T STUPID IT’S BEAUTIFUL_* (EDIT): AW MAN SORIN AND ELLEN ARE SO CUTE SCREW YOU OTHER MAIDS AND BUTLERS LET THEM BE *HAPPY I AM SCREAMING FOR REAL* (EDIT2): OH MY GOD THEY MENTION GUMSHOE?!?!!! PLEASE TELL ME THAT MEANS HE’S COMING BACK NEXT GAME CAPCOM I BEG YOU
Get ready to waggle your little finger, inspect every butthole, and make your loudest Edgeworth noises.
NicoB TIME FOR THE NEW ADVENTURES OF LARRY BUTZ NICOB!
NicoB YES! I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!
well, notifications are working again, that is a plus
Uhh... phrasing?
Hey nicob you know what I think I think you have entered the hell of Larry's meaning 29,999 more will apper!
Edgeworth: Please do feel free to travel back in time, Mr. Wright, in an attempt to redo this trial all over again!
Phoenix: Okay. *reloads save*
Maanit Aman My thoughts exactly. XD
D E T E R M I N A T I O N
Omg XD
Fun fact: this case is the first canon case since Turnabout Samurai in the first game where Phoenix is the defense, Maya is his assistant, Edgeworth is prosecuting, and the regular judge is presiding. Every other time since then that Phoenix has been against Edgeworth, Maya’s either kidnapped, possessed, or just completely absent from the game.
This is why this case is such a nostalgia trip. The only way this would be anymore nostalgic would be if Gumshoe showed up as the police chief.
And yet, Gumshoe is not here. If you're going to make a nostalgia trip case with a time travel theme, at least do it (w)right, god damnit!
JJ R if you don't see maya call Gumshoe in this case: "Detective Gumshoe" soo its probable he's still a detective, almost retiring if we use a logic of the timeline and assume how old he is now.
rafael leandro that sucks. You’d think he’d get promoted after 9 years. Especially with AAI2 showing him to be competent.
JJ R All the police force know about Gumshoe...in a bad way.... (it was mentioned on the first Ace Investigations game) soo its hardly assume he gonna be promoted...maybe as a district chief (like the dumb one that created Blue Badge) ...but no way as a chief of the entire police force like Damon Gant.
The reason why Godot, Dahlia, and Kristoph are never brought up is likely due to the fact that they turned out to be murderers, and talking about them would most likely spoil that for people who hadn't played that particular game yet. The only killers who actually got explicitly mentioned after the game they were in were Frank Sahwit, Shelly de Killer, and Manfred von Karma, and each one had a reason why it was okay. Sahwit being a killer isn't a spoiler, as him holding the murder weapon is literally the first thing the player sees in the first game. De Killer is an assassin, so bring him up doesn't explicitly spoil his involvement in the second game. Manfred is the odd one out, but they couldn't get away with not mentioning him because of just how integral he was to Edgeworth and Franziska's backstories and his relation to DL-6, which has been a driving force in several games. Despite this, outside of the first game, it is never _explicitly_ stated that he killed Gregory Edgeworth.
Also, "When has [Larry] ever gone to jail?" *HE WAS PHOENIX'S FIRST CLIENT!!!*
David Guthary Didn't we see Kristoph during a flashback in Dual Destinies after seeing Athena's black psyche-locks?
No. Phoenix mentioned that he had seen black Psyche-Locks once before, and that there was no way to break them, but he never said anything about Kristoph.
David Guthary Really? I could have sworn a picture of him popped up for a brief moment.
Wish we would see Oldbags back
@@Strix2031 after Larry returning I bet nico would have gone crazy if oldbag also returned in this case, he would probably break his pc out of rage
*updates the autopsy report.*
Galaxia Huntress PHOENIX:EDGEWORTH WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU
MY LOVE
Oh the good old day! XD
The biggest plot twist is that this case is not about time travel at all.
*It's about morfogenetic fields again!!!*
Persian Slashuur Seriously pal, my motives are despair filled and complex.
Go go horny Sigma!
Doo doo doo doo doo
AND SORIN SECRETLY HAS PROSOPAGNOSIA!! SUDDENLY IT ALL MAKES SENSE.
Its about STEINS GATE! El psy kongaroo
ruick78
Ellen Pie Kangaroo
You can almost cut a pie with the amount of sexual tension between edgeworth and Phoenix in this episode
Rumors say that Maya is still writing fanfictions about them to this day... or to the future, I guess. What year is it in the game anyway?
I thought that was always the case between these two 👀
@@E05_Mabashi she's been writing since she was 16
I gotta say, its nice to have Edgy back for the prosecutor this time around.
This is clearly Maya's fan fiction. Weak on story, strong on EdgeworthxPhoenix.
Despair Gumshoe BUT WHY DID SHE INCLUDE LARRY???
Johnathen Andretti For the trope of the childhood friend who keeps bringing them in 'ahem' contact. Without Larry, many of our cases wouldn't have much EdgeworthxPhoenix foreplay.
Despair Gumshoe Ah true. Besides, what brings two people together faster than bonding over something they both hate?
Johnathen Andretti And after tagteaming Larry they can go back and....uh that didn't cum out well😘🍶
Brock called, he wants his drying pan back
Doom Mood15 More like a crying pan! *Ba dum tss*
...C'mon, why the silent treatment?
Nellie Rhodes the dearest Princess of Prince Mell XD
Doom Mood15 that came to my mind while reading this:
*Komaeda sitting in the back of the court eating onigiris:* "Hope filled Bagels are my favorite. Nothing beats a hope filled bagel."
The Evil Genius
Brock: What are you talking about? Those are jelly-filled donuts.
Vess: What are you talking about? Those are dumplings.
Huh? Why is it always onigiri that are localised as something other than rice balls?
Testimony called....
- Nick is a Jerk Face-
This is why Nico doesn't like you Larry lol
Why? I thought Nico liked Asshole!Phoenix?
thats why i love him
I think it is a well warranted testimony given how Nico's been treating him the whole time
"It's not like you have anyone to give a flower to Edgeworth."
"B-b-but it's not like I want to give you a flower or anything Mr. Wright. Baka!
I'm honestly enjoying this case more than I expected? I feel like the reason Nico is so dissatisfied so far is that he's expecting something big and important; it's a DLC case for a reason. It's not connected to any plot or overarching story, and it doesn't really have to be. It's a standalone case so I feel like a bit of silliness can be excused. Yes Larry's annoying, but he's a small part of this case and is mostly there for the throwback. I feel like taking this case too seriously is a mistake, especially in this already established universe of wacky caricatures, spirit channeling, and Godot bracelets.
This is just my opinion of course, people will obviously have different attitudes towards these games.
Turnabout reclaimed has a silly setup and was not connected to the plot, it was awesome in spite of that, this case has no excuse
@@sennevandoorslaer7168 Honestly I don't find Reclaimed to be as good as this one.
Because really, it's just not as fun.
I think characters don't get brought up again due to spoiler reasons, since there's a lot of these games and there's no guarantee everyone would play them in order. Like, you couldn't bring up Godot without mentioning him going to jail, spoiling the last case of T&T, nor could you mention Dahlia without talking about her murders.
It's why characters like Iris, who should be out of jail by now, haven't been brought up again, since her very identity is intrinsically tied to the plot element of "Dahlia's twin" and also being Pearl's sister.
There's also the fact that, in writing, it's not good to bring up something with no relevance.
Also I'm pretty sure Godot is dead.
Pretty lady as the defendant, a clock, edgie and wright being prosecutor and defence respectively, Larry being the idiot we all want to see die, and a ridiculous thing theorized to be the truth.
I get the feeling that they wanted this trial to be the biggest of callbacks to the older games. I like that, but why Larry? Why??
because if we'll go back to the first game's first trial and how it also had the premise that someone clocked the girl and pinned it on Larry, then the whole Larry comeback thing makes perfect sense
MultiDante333
You make a fair point. It may not stop me from lamenting over his sheer existence, but thank you.
The best part is that the Judge says that he thinks of this as a reunion. That means that this is the same Judge. The exact same one. From all those years ago. He's not dead, and that's cannon.
Can someone please Photoshop Phoenix, Edgeworth and Larry doing the OBJECTION together like the one from DD with Phoenix, Apollo and Athena. I think it would be awesome.
Soul6 and they’re all pointing towards Oldbag to be rid of her once and for all
@@shinyspinda72 .... now i'm imagining Phoenix-Edgeworth points at Larry-Oldbag while they also points back... with Oldbag face printed on Athena's animation
It always cracks me up that you have to cross examine a testimony called "Nick is a Jerk Face!".
Fun fact. This case was specifically made to be nostalgic, having a case with Phoenix defending, maya as the assistant, and edgeworth as the prosecutor. I think Larry coming in also has something to do with that. It's also why Athena's been getting the shaft in this case.
What's really weird though is that despite wanting to make this nostalgic, they don't bother bringing in Gumshoe! I mean they went through the trouble of making a 3d model of Larry, why not Gumshoe? They even name dropped him!
The murder weapon is also a clock. Sound familiar?
Phoenix: "The defendant traveled through time!"
Edgeworth: "Pics or it didn't happen."
Fucking Larry: "I've got you covered, dude!"
13:09
Apollo: I don't feel so good Mr. Wright...
IN EDGEWORTH NOISES WE TRUST!!!!!!!
Nnghooh!
Hahehaha
Wag the little finger at the defense
I'm really enjoying the "Steins;Gate 0" Let's Play so far!
Lol XD
When is the Steins Gate 0 let's play?
MrWrigh
It's in the future. It was a really funny one. You'll have to wait on it, unless you can time travel like me.
It would be like the old days if Gumshoe was there!
Fun fact: he is there. He's just waiting the moment to throw the confetti.
Soul6 Was that actually confirmed?
E.D Games I don't know myself but all the other comments says that they confirmed it in a interview.
Can't wait till you reach the final witness.
That testimony is one of the best in the series.
In The Mind of Kibara I know right?
It really is just a standard press-present testimony pretending to be something more
Senne Van Doorslaer Except the fact that no other witness has done so makes it even more special.
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*Spirit of Justice: Part 40*
Objections: 447
Nico: 125 (16:49, 22:29, 25:13, 27:10, 33:37, 44:37, 52:29, 53:46, 59:21, 1:03:38)
Defense: 176
Apollo Justice: 78
Phoenix Wright: 78 (18:45, 19:05, 22:55, 30:53, 47:42, 53:46, 59:33, 1:11:10, 1:11:33)
Athena Cykes: 20
Prosecution: 123
Nahyuta Sahdmadhi: 71
Queen Ga'ran: 24
Miles Edgeworth: 15 (16:49, 22:28, 25:13, 27:10, 33:37, 52:29, 59:20, 1:00:21, 1:03:34, 1:04:23, 1:04:58, 1:11:20)
Gaspen Payne: 12
Simon Blackquill: 1
Ahlbi Ur'gaid: 6
Oriental Udgey: 4
Udgey: 4
Dhurke Sahdmadhi: 3
Rayfa Padma Khura'in: 2
Larry Butz: 2 (44:36)
Roger Retinz: 1
Datz Are'bal: 1
Hold It: 212 (14:56, 15:58, 16:50, 17:41, 19:52, 29:21, 30:01, 44:24, 45:02, 45:47, 48:46, 52:20, 53:17, 53:42, 55:02, 1:00:50)
Take That: 133 (21:11, 24:19, 24:31, 25:00, 37:06, 55:50, 1:02:27)
Satorha/Satora: 40
Silence: 13
That's Enough: 11
Such Insolence: 9
Gotcha: 7
Bluffs: 51 (36:22, 1:00:37, 1:04:57)
No One Loves Apollo: 64
... except Godot: 12
Health Magatamas/Badges Lost: 22 (18:46, 1:07:25)
Special Abilities Used: 79
Pool of Souls Séance: 23
Mood Matrix: 17
Forensics & Detailed Examine: 10
Bracelet: 10
Psyche-Locks: 6
Revisualization: 5
Super-sensitive Hearing: 4
Spirit Channeling: 4
Evidence: 116
14:11 _Autopsy Report_
33:15 _Hold Entry Record_
True Culprit Breakdowns: 6
Profiles: 41
Guilty Verdicts: 5
Deaths: 11
Times Turkey/Bagel Sandwiches Mentioned: 5 (7:46, 38:41)
_LP Highlights_
7:46 _Reunion Party_
10:35, 10:56 _Ema, the Edgeworth Fangirl_
13:48 _Polishing Udgey's Head_
25:28, 26:06 _Heartless_
38:41 _Larry vs. Komaeda_
42:19 _False Accusation_
1:06:51 _The Gods_
ninjaydes you know, sometimes I wonder how long it takes for you to list that stuff🤔
The Evil Genius I think she said she doses it side by side with google charts at one point
Xavier Saavedra so far so obvious, I mean that's the easiest way to make something like this. But it doesn't change the fact that you have to double-check everything for timestamps and such.
The Evil Genius
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Most of the timestamps are there for me to make sure that I don't double count. With Objections, I usually pause the video and write down the time I see minus two seconds. With Enemies Curbstomped, as another example, I subtract one second. For Evidence, I try to remember the time I see and type it as the video continues to play. Should I not feel confident with the accuracy of the timestamp number, I do rewind the video to double-check.
The time it takes varies too much for me to provide an estimate. If a charting comes out absurdly late, it's usually work (summer) or late-night college classes (fall/winter/spring) posing as an interruption.
*I'm a simple man. I see Phoenix and Edgeworth in a single thumbnail, i tap that like button*
OH THEY FOCKIN
Nexus427 What?
"Th-they're just talkin', man."
@Knight of Anguish Watch ProZD and you'll know. :)
I'll always respect a good ProZD reference.
OH THEY FAAAUUUUUUUKIN.
Got to give Larry major credit for taking down Edgeworth in such sweet style.
I think I know why the DLC case of Dual Destinies is considered so good, especially compared to this one: the cast size.
Turnabout Reclaimed boasts a cast of seven:
Sasha Buckler, Orla Shipely, Malon Rhymes, Norma DePlume, Pearl Fey, Dr. Herman Crab, and Jack Shipely.
Taking out the defendant and victim, we have five suspects (four if you exclude Pearl), and all of them in some way interacted with each other and the victim. There is a reason to suspect any one of them, and each of them had their own times, methods, and motives to commit the murder. It makes a good case when you could theoretically suspect all involved.
This case on the other hand has only four players:
Ellen Wyatt, Sorin Sprocket, Dumas Gloomsbury, and Pierce Nichody (Larry doesn't count, since not only is he LARRY, but the case went out of its way to lock him in a room until it was all over.)
Ignoring the defendant and victim gives us just two possible culprits, and only one of them is getting any sort of reason to do so. This means that the case is relying less on the whodunnit, but instead the howdunnit, and the personalities of the cast themselves. It's not a bad way to write a case, theoretically, but it certainly won't give it a good impression compared to the rest. It banks on nostalgia, and sprinkles a love story on top of it.
That being said, I don't think it's fair to compare DLC cases to main story cases, because those have the main character development alongside secondary cast development. It's partly the reason why the last cases of this game ranks so highly for me, because EVERYONE develops in some capacity. Whereas, in the DLC case, it's only the side cast the gets to change in any way, meaning it has to be especially well done.
There's also the fact that this is Ace Attorney. A lot of the time, it doesn't rely on the who. It's why it can get away with showing the culprit on the first cases, or why characters like Dahlia, Tigre, or Atmey are acceptable to exist despite being blatantly obvious.
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That is somewhat true, but I feel that characters like those serve a difference purpose compared to, say, Bhe'leeb Inmee.
The characters you brought up were fairly obvious villains, but in the context of JFA, they served as high-stakes opponents for Phoenix to triumph over, and thus prove himself to Godot. It could be seen as a sort of "trial of the hero," sort of deal; "Here are some exceptionally cunning or intimidating opponents for you to test yourself against." Dhalia, existed as a final opponent for Mia, as a symbol of her hesitation and lack of experience, and the sole moment of her gaining any development, as she makes up for letting such a fiend threaten her loved ones. In a sense, all of these villains are just tools for the plot or characters.
However, you can't always make your villains that basic. Eventually, you will need to give them a personality, and cases that do this generally turn out to regarded better. Some examples include Rise from the Ashes, and Farewell My Turnabout. Both of these focus heavily on the goings-on of the internal cast, and it made for good drama, but most important of all is that this drama still contributed to the story. For the former, the frustration of the investigators is what eventually brought several hidden clues to light, and in the latter, the drama of Adrianne, Matt, and Juan is the crux of the murder plot.
While I do agree with you, that Ace Attorney can and have made effective, but obvious villains, the better cases by average (meaning that they were interesting all the way through, and not just for singular moments) will either work with interesting extras, or solely use on the main cast.
P.S. The Gumshoe vs. Vasquez moment from Turnabout Samurai is one of my favorites in that game, and its a damn shame he never got to do something like that again afterward.
It isn't JFA, it's T&T that they were in.
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You have no idea how many times I mix up JFA with T&T. It's getting to be rather embarrassing.
If they didn't pretend like who the killer is is a mystery then yes I agree, but in this case they pretend like it's not obvious and it feels very insulting
And it's not like the howdunnit is any better: it wasn't time travel? no fucking shit
Fun fact: This is the only single case with a second investigation segment. Sure, The Right of Turnabout and Turnabout Revolution both had a second investigation in the episodes, but they were both after a verdict had already been reached, and a new trial was about to start.
Wright: I'll show you, Edgeworth, who is the superior one once I win the trial!
Edgeworth: Dream on! I shall win the trial and prove once and for all I'm better than you are!
Judge: Call me crazy, but I assumed court cases are determined by who is actually innocent, and who is actually guilty!
Edgeworth: Since WHEN is innocence part of the equation in our trials?! Witnesses are nothing more than stepping stones to my inevitable ascend into GODHOOD!
Wright: I mean... defendants are important, but I feel like my character had been reduced to a lawyer who ALWAYS finds the innocent party and defends them to the bitter end, knowing full well that they're innocent because of my magical lie detector, so I'm not one to talk.
Judge: You people are ridiculous! Witnesses are not tools, to be used for your supremac- hey wait a minute! Witness! Are you cleaning the entire courtroom!?
Ellen: Neat and Tidy! Neat and TIDY!
Judge:...huh.... you know what, court dismissed for today! We will reconvene the trial every Wednesday and Friday! Bailiff! Remember to bring a vacuum with you! Alright! Everybody out!
Wright: But I thought we have a three day limit on these trials-
Judge: EVERYBODY OUT OF MY COURT- except you witness, you stay for as long as you like.
*The trial for the murder of Dumbass- I mean Dumas was never settled*
This comment made my day.
Sorin is still definitely my favorite character in this case~ I'm also looking forward to seeing how Nico reacts to all the Edgeworth and Phoenix banter. ;^)
him and ellen make the case for me honestly
theyre adorable
I love him but.... that paper airplane animation can burn.
"cav·ort (kəˈvôrt)
verb
• gerund or present participle: cavorting
• jump or dance around excitedly.
• apply oneself enthusiastically to sexual or disreputable pursuits."
Edgeworth ;)
Pinkstarclan edgeworth wears a cravat no a cavort
8:12
God dammit! XD
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I miss these clashes between Phoenix and Edgeworth. There's something nostalgic about this trial. No one does better noises than Edgeworth lol
Speaking of nostalgia, after all these years, I’d like to see a compilation video with all of Nico’s “Hold it! What do you mean (insert question about statement here)” when this case is over.
I sort of do a mental fan fiction that says Phoenix periodically visits Iris in jail since her conviction for being an accessory to murder. They make it clear at the end of T&T that they still have feelings for each other; no one ever mentioned how long her sentence was for. So I like to imagine him visiting her and confiding in her everything he's been going through, including losing his badge and adopting Trucy, meeting Apollo, hiring Athena, etc. I have a fun chapter in my head of him going to visit her and Apollo and Athena "discreetly" follow him to see who he runs off to see all the time. I think such a scene would be really cute.
Firestar1992 I agree with this completely and think the same. I would love it if iris would show up in the next game or so and married phoenix.
Please, Capcom, make it a reality! Dear Phoenix needs to marry and make some babies! :P Trucy herself mentioned in Apollo Justice that she wanted him to find her a new mommy. lolz
Ahh, these let's plays tend to be a lot more enjoyable when Nico's having fun, but Nico doesn't seem to be having much fun so it's a bit of a damper... I'm worried the negativity he feels towards Larry and the time travel will diminish any enjoyment he might have felt otherwise when the case really picks up.
This case is the callback of the century! Phoenix, Maya, Edgeworth, and Larry are present. Looks like the gang's all here :D
*Gumshoe cries in the distance*
Phoenix, Edgeworth and Maya, all we need is Gumshoe!
I read somewhere - I don't know if it's true - that Gumshoe was supposed to be the detective on this case to make the reunion complete, but they couldn't complete his 3D model in time for the DLC to release.
I mean, Pearl also doesn't tell people things all the time and there's very rarely a reason for it. The urn and her mother's instructions in Bridge are the only times there's a real reason, as I recall
I don't particularly care for Pearl in all honesty, but wasn't the urn incident and Morgan's request the only times that she keeps things from you? I don't recall any other times where we had to interrogate her. I think the fact that she's a little girl who's scared of getting in trouble makes it more forgiving than a grown ass man who's constantly relying on his lawyer friends to help him but for some reason, doesn't trust them enough to give them info that might help *them* to help *him* unless he's forced to talk or present. Seriously, he cries for them to save him, but is quick to act like an asshole to his friends trying to help him. I don't get it! Where's the humor in this character?!
It was funny in some instances but the Larry Hate just kind of gets on my nerves here, the evidence thing doesn't even feel like that big a problem, he's already been to Jail, and has already been established as an idiot so allow for some leeway and maybe he waits for the right moment to use it, as someone else had said; and the Disdain based on the Time Travel/outrageous thing doesn't help either
I'm glad that Edgeworth is still as Tsundere as ever.😏
I actually really like Pierce, and the way he handled that ending was pretty ingenious. I don't know anything about this case but I'm hoping that Sorin is the culprit and Pierce is just doing all of this to protect him
Shortest trial ever.
Ace-Attorney-Fan 621 Again, just like the good old days.
Oh lord. When Edgey told Wright that he only knows three flowers...
Was that a reference to the effing sisters, Dahlia and Iris? Dunno who the third one is though....
Trouble Maker I think Maya is the name of a flower too
It’s a reference to a bit of dialogue in Apollo Justice where Phoenix says he only knows the names of 3 flowers. Though that would’ve been an amazing roast.
Dahlia
Iris
Hawthorn
All the names of flowers. I think that makes more sense than the above comment, considering the topic was about romance. Or it could just be a double reference.
Nico, have you noticed that in the main game, there hasn't actually been a 2-day trial, technically? Case 3 had one trial day for Abbot Inmee's murder and one trial day for Zeh'lot's murder, and they are technically two separate court cases in-game. And Chapter 5 is pretty obvious, having two separate cases in two different countries.
So that makes this DLC case the first real 2-day case of the game
Thantus What about Case 2 that had was also a 2-day trial.
Heartless Jester You may want to rewatch that case, it only had one trial day, not two.
...I know it's a throwback case and all, but is it too early to say I miss Athena? Or at least say I wish she'd been written out with a bit more dignity?
Yeah. I seriously hope they make her the focus of AA7 to make up for her absence in this game.......
who?
Eric Emigh
Nobody cares about Athena...except you...and _ME._
Yeah, I feel like this case panders a little too hard to first generation Ace Attorney fans. At least it's just the DLC case, but I hope the next game doesn't lean too hard on trying to return to the status quo.
#TeamAthena :c
Last time I was this early, Nico thought calling your father "daddy" was childish.
LOL hey Thunderflare, didn't know you were a Nico Fan.
Same to you.
'Nick is a Jerk Face' Best testimony ever from Larry Butz I give it 10/10 XD
...i need a "thick" counter for nico now
Irfan Fakhrianto Thicc*
I get the impression that Sorin can't function properly with Ellen keeping track of everything for him while he is absorbed in work so he decided he might as well marry her.
I don’t know about you guys, but I vote for Komaeda dragging Larry to the witness stand as next episode’s “Previously on..”. That was hilarious!
Can we all agree? Edgeworth's vocabulary is legendary.
I will continue to say that the cape on the bust made perfect sense. It's perfectly plausible that the flower from the cape got caught in between the cards.
The idea that the cape would get caught on the bust is not inherently bullshit, but the idea that it would settle perfectly on the bust so that it looks like someone flying, and having that be such a pivotal point in the case, is absolutely absurd.
I dont always agree with Nico, but I do on that case. Even before I discovered Nico, that was my least favorite case in the entire series. Its the main reason why I've pretty much never replayed Justice for All like I have all the others.
I mean, I don't think it's that crazy that it would settle like that.
And I’ll continue to assert that Turnabout Serenade has no plot holes until the end of time. Oddly, Bridge to the Turnabout, one of the most beloved cases in the series, is the only one that I call bullshit on when it comes to what happened
Dude, fucking preach. Bridge, looking back on it, has so many issues that it's a wonder why people don't complain about it. It's a wonderful cast, but god damn, does it have issues
Th biggest problem is that the bust would've dragged against the wall if it was pulled up, and we made a point out of it that Acro didn't hang out the window to make distance between the bust and the wall
Phoenix yells “worth it!” Then time travels back to before his mistake. A portal just shows up and everyone’s like, “well... sh*t.” 1:07:35
What I think is going to happen is that Sorin is the first one that knocks Gloomsbury out the first time, coz he saw him attacking his bride, then thinks he killed him, the butler sees him, and proposes the time travel plan to protect him, but Gloomsbury was still alive, and for some reason the butler finishes him off
I just imagine a band in the courtroom playing music where in case going on.
Now time to summon 29,999 more Larry's to hound you day and night where ever you go
I find it funny that Nico isn't onboard with this case at all, but I'm honestly liking this more than any of the cases from SOJ already. But i also found the coincidences and bullshit in SOJ to be a lot worse than those from JFA and T&T, so different perspectives I guess.
I dunno, this is a case that gets even worse in retrospect
Well, I guess I just like the steampunk aesthetic more than... tibet(?) aesthetic? So far I'm also enjoying the characters a lot more as well.
I'm p sure Sorin only likes Ellen b/c she's very organized; saying "I'm lost without you" right after asking where to find the blueprints? He's totally using her. Kinda paints a picture like she'll stay his maid even after they're married. Also, did anyone else notice that, with her hair slicked back, Ellen really resembles Sorin's sister? I smell a sister complex...
Oh also Nico, don't pronounce the "s" at the end of Dumas. It's French, so you know how that goes.
A prosecutor and a defense attorney walk into a bar.
They walk out together and go home in the same car.
Edgeworth: *Edgeworth noises*
Miu: *Ha Ha Bleh*
*repeats*
Maya: Um, how did this start again?
Phoenix: It seems Miss Iruma decided that following Mr. Sprocket around was a good idea, so she was around when he spoke with Ellen. After he was done, she tried to start a fight with the defendant but Ellen became overwhelmed easily and accidentally knocked the senses out of Miss Iruma with her frying pan-
Himiko: You're assuming Miu had any sense to begin with.
Phoenix: And Edgeworth just happened to be heading into the courtroom and thought she was challenging him to a weird noise making contest.
Edgeworth: *stops making Edgeworth noises, glares at the defense*
Miu: Ha! I won! In your motherfucking face, pretty boy!
Maya: I thought you said she had the senses knocked out of her, Nick.
Himiko: I told you!
Phoenix: What is it now, Mr. Edgeworth?
Edgeworth: I understand the defense prefers to have council with him....but I've always assumed Ms. Fey was perfectly capable of fulfilling that job on her own. Why are *those girls* at the defense bench with you?
Angie: Atua said these were the best seats in the house, so of course we'd be here!
Tenko: And if you've got a problem with it, you'll face the wrath of my Neo-Aikido!
Himiko: And my magic!
Edgeworth: *groans in pain and misery*
Phoenix: (Huh, well what do ya know? Apollo was right; these girls *are* useful. Hopefully they can continue to distract Edgeworth while I put my case together.)
WinterSnow 99 a
20:10
No, Nick. The Steel Samurai hasn't been played by Mr. Powers in years. Although the good news is the Steel Samurai IS here. The bad news is.....
Brace yourself Nico...
For the glory of Larry Butz is upon us! EMBRACE IT NICO!! EMBRACE THE WONDERFUL THING THAT STARTS WITH AN A!! ( ͡ᵔ ͜ʖ ͡ᵔ )
Did this case just pull a Furio Tigre?
Nico the guy voicing edgeworth is Kyle Hebert who did kaito and kazuichi in danganronpa
It's sad we'll have to wait / will never see Nico play DGS & DGS 2, they are so great, capcom why do we get the weird spin-offs but not the great spin-offs
I find it funny how much you hate Larry. I love him and think he’s hilarious
Ellen kinda looks like Sailor Moon
Ellen looks like a lot of people
Especially wocky’s ex-fiancé
Yeah that’s what I though too until I realized she didn’t have her hair in a bun
``gotta get back, back to the past, Samurai Jack``Nico you killed me with that sentence XD
To be honest, as much as I love Edgeworth, he's wrong. Time travel has been shown to be possible in the Ace Attorney universe. Both in Ghost Trick, which was confirmed by Ace Attorney series and Ghost Trick creator Shu Takumi to take place in the same universe, and possibly in a certain other series which might also be in the same universe thanks to a certain crossover game. So while time travel has been disproven for the events of this case, it's been otherwise been proven to be possible elsewhere. Sorry Edgeworth and Nico, but your logic has been disproven, no matter how stupid it sounds.
I have a Feeling that good old Sigma and His Daughter Phi are going to be in this because they can time travel
Personally, I didn't find the time travel stuff stupid. I mean, of course it wasn't going to be true, but it's not like this is the first time this happened in the series. What Phoenix did was give credence to Wyatt's memories were credible. After you proved she wasn't crazy, then you could find a more rational explanation.
40:25 just like squidward when he tried to beak in to the krusty krab
1:10:40 - 1:10:53 *proceeds to reload last savefile*
I laughed so hard with the Baliff capturing LArry.
36:00 He has to assume cuz he knows phoenix will pull something out of his ass. Also he gives phoenix this chance, every time.
1:02:45 oh yeah we can totally photoshop it
Her are tears are no match for ma boi deku
KZ yeah, Deku‘ tears are like passed down the family lol
1:06:03 I feel like Edgeworth and Kurisu would get along well.
This talk about gods makes me remember of a certain god who sends criminals to the sun... *lenny face*
BWAHAHA
Oh Phoenix and his self proclaimed godship.
You're talking about Phoenix Wright Abridged aren't you?
:)
Watch after 7 games the judge literally fucking explodes
I'm pretty sure Edgy has pollen allergy or something. It was mentioned in the Ema Skye debut case. :D
That fanart though...Who is that inside Pearls body? Can't remember who it was..
The Khura'inese judge's father, as the channeling wasn't depicted in the Asinine Attorney case.
The kurainese judge father.
Blackheart Oh yeah that Asinine attorney, can't believe I forget about it already.
I hope hope HOPE that I am wrong, but, I have a sinking suspicion that Sorin is the killer and Pierce is covering for him because he's the next president of the company.
I really hope my theory is off base.
Komada being the baliff is canon for me
Aww sorin does care about Ellen
Larry: W-W-Well, get this, pal! Our friendship is over!
Nico: Hold It! What friendship?
I can't breathe..... (ᗒᗜᗕ)՛̵̖
But if it really was time travel, the bouquet *shouldn't* be different.
As today was my last day of school, I’m glad to be celebrating it with one of my most favorite game series!!
*_AND HEY LARRY’S ART ISN’T STUPID IT’S BEAUTIFUL_*
(EDIT): AW MAN SORIN AND ELLEN ARE SO CUTE SCREW YOU OTHER MAIDS AND BUTLERS LET THEM BE *HAPPY I AM SCREAMING FOR REAL*
(EDIT2): OH MY GOD THEY MENTION GUMSHOE?!?!!! PLEASE TELL ME THAT MEANS HE’S COMING BACK NEXT GAME CAPCOM I BEG YOU
Why do things always end with "the butler did it?"
because the writers of this case didn't bother
I wonder if they did that because lazyness or as inside joke.
Every time I read the victim's full name, I immediately think of SGB.
I really like how Ema trying to defeat Phoenix to show how amazing she is.
Judge: So many familiar faces!...
And Larry.
Can you imagine if the guards was the right answer and then like I don’t know Aphrodite showed up to testify.
I don’t think we’ve ever seen edgeworth quite so mad before
there's not even a doubt about it, they played it out like they traveled back in time. also Larry, I hope you get locked up for an eternity
They're laying the "Haha Nostalgia!" on a bit thick