Ironic that the moent that comes to my mind when hearing this is barely connected to Apollo at all. "Edgeworth: We, prosecutors, search for the answers, pursuing every hint of doubt. Phoenix: While we, defence attorneys, defend our cients believing in them untill the bitter end. Judge: When the two sides clash it is us, Judges, who find the truth"
This moment was double hype for me. For one, Apollo's got a real good theme and it was cool to hear it updated. For two, it's when I realized that each of the three attorneys gets their own objection theme! :D
Fuahahahaha! Are you sure you are fine, Mr. Justice?! Not for long, for my Four Dark Devas of Destruction shall soon bring chaos unto this land! THIS IS THE TANAKA EMPIRE!
In my opinion, one of the most underrated moments (if not the most underrated moment outside of DGS) happens in case 2 of this game. Dual Destinies imo put Apollo in a different direction, I don't really want to get into it rn but DD has my favourite Apollo period. And I think the first glimpse into how awesome he is was during the last case 2 trial, when blackquill tells him to stop his jabbering and he responds with " No, you stop YOUR jabbering and let me finish my point!" while slamming the desk. It's just so awesome
His first game introduced him. His second game defined him... and his third game did... _something_ to him. Something I'd rather not talk about, to be honest... My personal favorite scene with him is in case 5 - it's quite the controversial scene, apparently, but I loved how he was willing to stand up for the truth at all costs.
@@usermcskull4713 While I enjoyed the story and events about him in SoJ I enjoyed Apollo more in DD. I hope you get what I meant. But I am not saying either of the games were bad. Just some were better at something than the other. But I still like Phoenix the most. Not really in SoJ. Because I felt he was sometimes more stoopid then in the first trilogy. And I somehow felt he was acting kinda different then I would expect, but it was somewhat ok. But on the other hand. Phoenix in DD was I would say a lot better. Not perfect, but better.
@@HouseMDLover69who knows maybe beside the great phoenix and a dragon that never yields he has inside him the spirit of a guy who would never give up on his dream of becoming an astronaut
Apollo: *OBJECTION!* *music plays* Apollo: nice, got me now! Player: *sits on same screen and listens to music* Apollo: ......... *2 hours later* Player: THIS Music is great! Apollo: yeah yeah, now CAN I STOP POINTING PLEASE!?
The greatest version of Apollo's objection. The others don't even come close. That guitar solo at 1:07 just makes a great theme into an incredible one!
Is it weird that this is where I thought Apollo's story felt like it actually started? Because in AJ, while the game was named after him it felt more like he was just taken along for the ride while Phoenix's story unravels more. Apollo just played the straight man reacting to everything around him. But here it actually feels like he has his own story and he's not just there as someone else's story is being told
It really is depressing. I've lost already so many people that I've grown to become somewhat emotionless, unless it's something really cheesy or sweet.
"I want to believe in Athena. I really do…" "But what is faith without doubt!?" "That's why I need to question her guilt!" "So that once the truth finally comes out, I can really, fully trust her!" Apollo, what you did really deserve the word "Justice" in your name.
Bro Blackquill literally got arrested so Athena don't get accused of murder even when he's almost got executed and yet you still said Blackquill care less than Apollo💀
@@Ifun3But simply by concealing and denying facts about Athena, will her murder suspicion be completely solved? *I don't think so!* Sometimes, in order to better understand the truth, we have to face the cruel facts. Edgeworth and Apollo teach Phoenix and Blackquill a lesson through this trial.
@@Mr.bluer9999 while I agree with you, saying Blackquill care less than Apollo isn't right, both of them care for Athena. Also, Blackquill did tried to find the truth while he's in prison. From what I remember, he tell everyone in the dark, crime world to hunt the Phantom or smth. He tried so hard to find the identity of phantom
@@Ifun3well…but he seems like don't want Athena dragged into this incident, because Athena was very important to him…He even refused to cooperate with the questioning. This attitude is in itself irresponsible to the court, to the case, to the truth, to one's own profession. If he's afraid Athena will be accused of murder when he reveals the truth, as he did seven years ago, then it's understandable.
I know this is a bit late, but just to explain. The devil haired man is a reference to a case in Apollo Justice where this really cowardly woman was afraid of Apollo because his hair look like horns and he wore red.
I've always liked Apollo. I already deeply cared about him in the fourth game, but Dual Destinies made him to my favourite character besides Phoenix himself! Now I can't wait to start Spirit of Justice soon!
@@anassanouche1414 I personally found it hard to reconcile how Apollo was portrayed in Spirit of Justice with his past appearances. He just felt... really off. Like some sort of imposter took his place for the entirety of the last case.
@Josef Mariae Labajo thats likely the direction they're going with for AA7, depending on how well they do it, athena might just overtake edgeworth for my favorite character of all time spot
Turnabout Countdown: MY NAME IS APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M...not actually fine. Turnabout for Tomorrow: MY NAME IS APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M ACTUALLY FINE NOW!
+Franziska von Karma only a fool would be so foolishly foolish as to not love this song. anyone who doesnt is the most foolishly foolish level of foolishly fools
Franziska von Karma You want copycat? This prosecutor, Simon Blackquill, called his partner "Fool Bright" At all times. And he can sword fight too. You might need to go and whip the fool.
+Raven6229 No, you foolish fool. I'm not trademarking single words like "fool" or I wouldn't be better than...some famous guys here on youtube, who wanted to so exactly that ... I just don't like it, when someone copies my choice of words 1:1. Also I totally see, why Simon Blackquill calls that Fool Bright like that... maybe we are soulmates.
It's a missed opportunity to not add this during his cross examination in case 5, we got I'M FINE instead Which isn't bad but it feels missing after case 4
Here's an idea for the next game: It turns out that Bobby Fulbright (the real one) wasn't actually dead. Instead, he was just in a coma but Edgeworth had to lie about this to protect him as a witness. He'll return as a bitter, cynical detective with a new identity, much like Godot from Trials and Tribulations. The 'new' Bobby's main goal is vengeance against the organization that stole his life.
Kapteindood What about the witness protection program? Fulbright had to fake being dead because the Phantom's organization was targeting him. They could literally do anything with the "real Bobby is dead" plot point here.
TheInfernityZero The thing is, it doesn't make sense if Fulbright was still alive. Even though they'd keep him being alive under wraps, the police force would be aware that Fulbright was still alive, and therefore they'd know whoever was out there calling himself Fulbright must be an impostor. Hence they'd constantly be keeping tabs on him, making his murder of Clay Terran and his bombing of the courtroom absolutely impossible.
Kapteindood Who said the police knew? Edgeworth had to law to protect remember? It could have just been the prosecutor's office. No one knew the phantom was going to attack Clay anyway.
Dual Destinies shows it: Apollo CAN work, he was a great character all along. His game was awful, because the writing was a disaster, but the character of Apollo was never an issue.
Apollo just didn't get the development he deserved. He started where he was and ended exactly where he was. DD gave him a step forward, and SOJ gave him leaps and bounds of it.
@@catboymiles7224 Bruh AJ's plot is just the worst. Turnabout Trump sets up a bunch of plot threads that are ignored for two cases, and they're all crammed into Turnabout Succession because they forgot about them in Corner and Serenade. I love this game, but Jesus is the plot a mess.
@@justyouraveragecorgi i find it odd this is a complaint people have specifically with aj, when other aa games have done this even worse?? obvs aj is not perfect as a whole but its just overall still a lot more interesting as a whole and should have been given a proper sequel before dd and soj (which, while not absolutely terrible, were just. not well written, and didnt really feel like follow ups from what happened in aj at all) that expanded on the characters more
@@catboymiles7224 I mean yeah other games have done this worse (aka JFA) but that doesn't mean that it isn't a problem here. But yeah I think AJ should've gotten an actual sequel.
Just here to remind you all that we got the AJ trilogy port and now the Investigations duology one is set to come out September 6th. We've fucking done it. We're blessed as Ace Attorney fans.
I'll be honest: this soundtrack incorporates a "clockwork" sound. Well, not exactly clockwork, but you get what I mean with the ringing like a grandfather clock. And also the guitars, but I'll be frank; almost all of the soundtrack uses a guitar. So in my thoughts, the "clockwork" is what embodies this theme. But I believe the AJ:AA uses this way a little better. And also when typing this I noticed how angry the attorneys all look. Never noticed it actually. Kill me.
Dual Destinies was portrayed as one of the darkest games in AA history. Have a guy who started the Dark Age of Law kill your best friend, and have a courtroom bombed, yeah pretty nutty. But that's the reason this game is so memorable. The game features some returning characters like Edgeworth and Pearls, and you even have one of the main protagonists go against the great Phoenix.
I'll politely disagree, mechashadow. Dual Destinies is about a bunch of people questioning their own morals. The system at large has decided that playing fair isn't worth it, and have adapted Machiavelian principles: The end justifies the means. Nick and Edgeworth are pretty much the only two people with experience who haven't bought into this, and Edgeworth's basically covertly running his own crusade against it. Meanwhile you've got Apollo questioning whether he's been on the wrong side of this divide all along, and Athena becoming convinced that she's a bad person. The thing that's important here is that the bad guys (Phantom aside) aren't really wrong. The Dark Age of the Law has been brought about because the old, non-Machiavelian system has been pretty much proven to not work: Two of the people spearheading it appear to have been hypocrites who didn't believe their much publicized values (Nick, who at this point is pretty much the most famous and best defense attorney in the country, appears to turn his back on seeking the truth by falsifying evidence, and young prosecutor prodigy Blackquill appears to turn his back on the law he's meant to be upholding). The legal community, seeing that the people at the top of their game they were looking up to don't seem to believe in fair play, stop believing in it as well. Not only has Nick and Blackquill's world gone to shit, but they're both *responsible* for it. Yes, the Dark Age of the Law is ultimately ended by them, but it's not them making the world a better place, it's them lifting the world out of a hole that they themselves dug, be it by accident or to protect someone they loved. Dual Destinies isn't only about facing up to your own mistakes, it's about how fickle the general public is, and how easy it is to upset the peace that we've established. In Spirit of Justice we have a completely unrealistic rule being enforced because someone in power had too much power. The people buy into it because reasons, but the appearance of three dedicated defense attorneys from the west manages to turn the people's beliefs against the stupid rule. Not only is this completely unrealistic, it's idealistic: It shows a belief that firmly held beliefs will triumph against overwhelming odds. Apollo's arc (which is the big focus of the game) is entirely focused around embracing his past and re-connecting with his family. Spirit of Justice is a game that doesn't have nearly as much to say as previous entries in the series, which is why I keep struggling between it and Justice for All as my least favorite Ace Attorney game (they're still both absolutely amazing, don't get me wrong). What little it does say is overwhelmingly hopeful: Apollo *can* reconnect with Dhurke and still be himself, Rayfa *can* rise above the poisonous ideas she's been educated to believe in, and Nick *can* time and time again rise above all odds to slowly reform Khurain's law system. The premise may be darker, but a dark premise does not equal a dark game. tl:dr: Dual Destinies is darker because it presents a much more pessimistic view of the world, whilst Spirit of Justice's darker premise serves as a jumping off point for a more idealistic message. Sorry for the stupidly long comment. Thanks for putting up with it if you made it all the way through :)
+masterplusmargarita I just find it strange how you critique SoJ in a negative light when DD does the same thing? The dark age of the law being started by just 2 people? which makes everyone not believe in it suddenly? kinda sounds like rose tinted glasses to me.. you just say it's more believable just because it's local..really? if you want a better story of losing all you believe in and turning your back on the law, Apollo Justice the game has you covered. Again if you want to go with the sides of the law angle, they did it better with AAI to actually show how the characters all struggle against the law many times and not just in one or two scenes. It's really strange..the new Yamazaki team certainly can pull off "Show don't tell" but to me, it felt like they restrained in this games for some reason. Probably as it was their first foray into the mainline series.. sure DD had some great drama but SOJ did it better with emotional drama and higher stakes( not the DC act that was just okay) since we're talking themes..again, SoJ had a more cohesive storyline and theme running through the whole game than DD ever did. They only begun spinning the dark age effect in the third case instead of the first as we expected with a bombing. this is entirely too late! Heck even, the first case of Apollo justice felt more like the dark age of the law than that case and that's kinda sad when you say that's meant to be the theme supposedly
i prefer the spirit of justice version, but god damn, apollo justice turned Im Fine, a song i think is sad enough to be a reminiscence track, and made it his power ballad, then is spirit of justice, he went and turned the regular version of I'm fine from sad to pure concentration on justice. basically what im saying is, complain all you want about the backstories, Apollos arc is great.
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what i say: i'm ok
what i mean: I'M APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M FINE!
hikiko mint I"M FINE!!!!!!!
Trust Me I Think Everyones Fine!!!!!!!!!
I wish I could say that whenever someone asks me how I am, but most people will just think I'm crazy
I'm fine, you are fine, everyone gonna be fine!
Your fine! And I mean fiiiiiiiine *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge* *faight* *faight* if ya know wat I mean....
*FRED* eres tu *Hay Mis Pantalones*
masterlasheron i'm fine :D
Oprah giving away “I’m fine!”s
LASHEROOOOON
Ironic that the moent that comes to my mind when hearing this is barely connected to Apollo at all.
"Edgeworth: We, prosecutors, search for the answers, pursuing every hint of doubt.
Phoenix: While we, defence attorneys, defend our cients believing in them untill the bitter end.
Judge: When the two sides clash it is us, Judges, who find the truth"
Zero the Faceless Amazing
+Zero the Faceless I thought that's when "I'm Fine!" Plays. Not this
Awesomebrostudios You're right but they're simmilar. I guess i made a mistake. Still this one also remindsm me of that moment.
Beautiful...when did they say that?
Which game and case?
When I first heard this during the game I cracked a smile. I always did like this theme song.
This moment was double hype for me. For one, Apollo's got a real good theme and it was cool to hear it updated. For two, it's when I realized that each of the three attorneys gets their own objection theme! :D
Are the same dude who did that guide for Yakuza 0? Wew!
@@thedevastator3234 oh my god your right thank you cyricz you mad lad
@@clarity4750 he's a regressive liberal simp who loves troons, such a shame
THE YAKUZA GOAT IS HERE
"I'M APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M FINE!"
"Are you sure? I think your voice cracked for a second there."
"I'M FINE!!!!"
Fuahahahaha! Are you sure you are fine, Mr. Justice?! Not for long, for my Four Dark Devas of Destruction shall soon bring chaos unto this land! THIS IS THE TANAKA EMPIRE!
I. AM. FINE!!
MY CHORDS OF STEEEEL!!!
@@accountwontlastlong1 Shut Up Gundham You Are Dead.
@@accountwontlastlong1 GUNDHAM?????
In my opinion, one of the most underrated moments (if not the most underrated moment outside of DGS) happens in case 2 of this game.
Dual Destinies imo put Apollo in a different direction, I don't really want to get into it rn but DD has my favourite Apollo period.
And I think the first glimpse into how awesome he is was during the last case 2 trial, when blackquill tells him to stop his jabbering and he responds with " No, you stop YOUR jabbering and let me finish my point!" while slamming the desk.
It's just so awesome
His first game introduced him. His second game defined him... and his third game did... _something_ to him. Something I'd rather not talk about, to be honest...
My personal favorite scene with him is in case 5 - it's quite the controversial scene, apparently, but I loved how he was willing to stand up for the truth at all costs.
I find it funny how each game changes him so much that you had to clarify “this one is my favorite Apollo”
@@donnie1774 i think SOJ Apollo has pretty similar characterization to DD, I just preferred his story in DD over SOJ which is why i clarified :p
@@usermcskull4713 While I enjoyed the story and events about him in SoJ I enjoyed Apollo more in DD. I hope you get what I meant. But I am not saying either of the games were bad. Just some were better at something than the other. But I still like Phoenix the most. Not really in SoJ. Because I felt he was sometimes more stoopid then in the first trilogy. And I somehow felt he was acting kinda different then I would expect, but it was somewhat ok. But on the other hand. Phoenix in DD was I would say a lot better. Not perfect, but better.
do you want to get in to it now? its been a year
Oh, Mr. Fine is it? Gavin said you had a strange name...
Herr Forehead...
The word "Gavin" wasn't in the game
It was like "I remember you had a strange name"
@@moonliqxts7828 yeah, I'm playing the first case and you are correct
@@moonliqxts7828 It was the Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney it was in, before the first case.
Now imagine Clay standing next to Apollo, cheering him on while this song is playing.
WHY’D HE HAVE TO DIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I headcanon Clay was at every court case Apollo was defending and he was the one throwing the confetti in Apollo Justice to Turnabout Academy.
@@HouseMDLover69who knows maybe beside the great phoenix and a dragon that never yields he has inside him the spirit of a guy who would never give up on his dream of becoming an astronaut
i like to believe that Clay is with Apollo in spirit and cheering him on to constantly push himself to be better.
@@mysticmisc4585 kinda like Mia Fey
EVERYONE IS FINE!!!!!!!!!!
Except Clay...
Maxeyn
Yeah... that he died was a true shame. Even if we never got to know him in the first place.
His death was one of the hardest I've had to experience in a video game before. I blame Apollo and his fine-ness.
*****
That Fact doesn't spoiler anything except the victim of one case. It isn't really a revelation that shatters the fun completely.
*****
Yeah i know, but this one doesn't take much of the fun away. Otherwise i wouldn't have written it.
apollo is so great omfg
Apollo: *OBJECTION!*
*music plays*
Apollo: nice, got me now!
Player: *sits on same screen and listens to music*
Apollo: .........
*2 hours later*
Player: THIS Music is great!
Apollo: yeah yeah, now CAN I STOP POINTING PLEASE!?
The greatest version of Apollo's objection. The others don't even come close. That guitar solo at 1:07 just makes a great theme into an incredible one!
Dual Destinies took a fantastic theme and made it into a masterpiece!
Yeah it fits Apollo so well it's loud, bombastic yet ready for justice just like Apollo himself.
Is it weird that this is where I thought Apollo's story felt like it actually started? Because in AJ, while the game was named after him it felt more like he was just taken along for the ride while Phoenix's story unravels more. Apollo just played the straight man reacting to everything around him.
But here it actually feels like he has his own story and he's not just there as someone else's story is being told
Apollo: I'm Apollo Justice and I'm fine!!!
Clay: I-I'm Clay Terran and I'm fine!
These two.
Iris delos Reyes It's so sad to see how fast one's life can be ruined in one instant.
It really is depressing. I've lost already so many people that I've grown to become somewhat emotionless, unless it's something really cheesy or sweet.
"Prosecutor Blackquill, you can't hurt me with a broken blade."
Yea, yes he can
when apollo's "I'm apollo justice and i am fine " phrase actualy helped you in stressfull moments :)
I listen to this when i am nervous. It has a charm that just boosts your confidence and makes you want to yell "I'm fine!" :D
Me too heheh
ok
THIS THEME IS SO UPLIFTING WOOOOOOO I'M FIIIINE
The Ghost of Clay Terran But you're dead! How can you be fine?!
RandomChannel128 LIVIN' THE DEAD LIFE WOOOOOOO
This aged well.
"Detective Fulbright, your sense of justice is anything but fair!"
I wish apollo would put as much effort into cleaning the toilets as they put into making this song
I would hope so too
HE IS APOLLO JUSTICE AND HIS TOILET-CLEANING IS JUST FINE!!!!
@@badpixel3248 OH HELL YEAH! THE PORCELAIN IS SPARKLING!
Dude cleans your toilet like 4 times a day man give him a break
@@blazereaper7890 LMFAO
"I want to believe in Athena. I really do…"
"But what is faith without doubt!?"
"That's why I need to question her guilt!"
"So that once the truth finally comes out, I can really, fully trust her!"
Apollo, what you did really deserve the word "Justice" in your name.
I just finished the game. It was fricking awesome! Apollo was so torn, they did it so well... the feels...
Bro Blackquill literally got arrested so Athena don't get accused of murder even when he's almost got executed and yet you still said Blackquill care less than Apollo💀
@@Ifun3But simply by concealing and denying facts about Athena, will her murder suspicion be completely solved? *I don't think so!* Sometimes, in order to better understand the truth, we have to face the cruel facts. Edgeworth and Apollo teach Phoenix and Blackquill a lesson through this trial.
@@Mr.bluer9999 while I agree with you, saying Blackquill care less than Apollo isn't right, both of them care for Athena. Also, Blackquill did tried to find the truth while he's in prison. From what I remember, he tell everyone in the dark, crime world to hunt the Phantom or smth. He tried so hard to find the identity of phantom
@@Ifun3well…but he seems like don't want Athena dragged into this incident, because Athena was very important to him…He even refused to cooperate with the questioning. This attitude is in itself irresponsible to the court, to the case, to the truth, to one's own profession. If he's afraid Athena will be accused of murder when he reveals the truth, as he did seven years ago, then it's understandable.
I just LOVE Apollo Justice :)
me too he and his theme are the best
You go devil haired man!
Devil May Hair?
I know this is a bit late, but just to explain. The devil haired man is a reference to a case in Apollo Justice where this really cowardly woman was afraid of Apollo because his hair look like horns and he wore red.
I know that, I just wanted to make a Devil May Cry joke.
KZN02 No, I just placed that for those who weren't familiar with Ace Attorney.
Edward James Kenway If someone isn't familiar with AA series, what would he be doing here in the first place?
1:07 - the end of the loop is flat out amazing.
Here's to the new Apollo Trilogy!
I actually cared about Apollo in this game!
+John Doe So did I
Johnathan Doe So you were *Fine* with him being there?
I mean
Who didn't?
Same. His own game (Apollo Justice Ace Attorney) did nothing for him.
I've always liked Apollo. I already deeply cared about him in the fourth game, but Dual Destinies made him to my favourite character besides Phoenix himself! Now I can't wait to start Spirit of Justice soon!
So how It was? I like finished SoJ and i love him more now. I just love his character a lot
@@anassanouche1414 I personally found it hard to reconcile how Apollo was portrayed in Spirit of Justice with his past appearances. He just felt... really off. Like some sort of imposter took his place for the entirety of the last case.
@@gyppygirl2021😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Fall-oo6mt What?
IN THIS WORLD THERE IS NO BLACK AND WHITE!
MIR TOLD THAT THERE WILL NEVER BE A WRONG OR RIGHT!
But is that true?
Should I believe that, because others do?
Kapteindood Whats this passion burning? Tell me what im yearning! The whell of fate is slowly discerning!
A wrong or WRIGHT?
Philippe IHadToFillThisSpace bro u didn't delete it
That guitar note was soooooooo good
I'M APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M FINE!
But your avatar's of Phoenix Wright...
capefeather OBJECTION! I'm covering for Apollo because he's not here. I'M ACTUALLY PHOENIX WRIGHT AND I'M FINE!
Phoenix Wright has evolved into Big Boss.
I'M BIG BOSS AND I'M FI - no wait...
NO! WAIT! I'M NOT FINE! IN FACT I'M JUST ABOUT THE LEAST FINE PERSON EVER!
Easily the best objection theme in the series.
I dunno courtroom rèvolutionnaire ties to this .IMO
@@takebacktheholyland9306 agreed.
unpopular opinion here but AAI2's objection theme is actually my favorite, super underrated and perfect
@Notorius LHE nah we dont talk bout some iconic shit
@Notorius LHE not for me, not for SuperZez
fuck apollo’s theme is literally one of the best i take no criticism
This game changed Apollo from my least favorite main character in the series to one of my faves.
Tch, he was always one of my favorites
Max Moran SoJ brought him up even higher :D
Then SoJ came in and made him into the god he was always meant to be.
@@avatarwan5824 The sun casting away the darkness of Khura'in. He is FINE and ready to defend!
@Josef Mariae Labajo thats likely the direction they're going with for AA7, depending on how well they do it, athena might just overtake edgeworth for my favorite character of all time spot
The ending was from an orchestrated version of the theme that appeared in a trailer of the Apollo Justice game before the game out
Your Chords Of Steel be sounding mighty fine.
Apollo's theme is just so badass...
Turnabout Countdown: MY NAME IS APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M...not actually fine.
Turnabout for Tomorrow: MY NAME IS APOLLO JUSTICE AND I'M ACTUALLY FINE NOW!
God, I love this theme so much!
+Franziska von Karma only a fool would be so foolishly foolish as to not love this song. anyone who doesnt is the most foolishly foolish level of foolishly fools
+Raven6229 Don't take the words out of my mouth, you foolish copycat, or you'll taste my whip!
Franziska von Karma You want copycat? This prosecutor, Simon Blackquill, called his partner "Fool Bright" At all times. And he can sword fight too. You might need to go and whip the fool.
+Raven6229 No, you foolish fool. I'm not trademarking single words like "fool" or I wouldn't be better than...some famous guys here on youtube, who wanted to so exactly that ...
I just don't like it, when someone copies my choice of words 1:1.
Also I totally see, why Simon Blackquill calls that Fool Bright like that... maybe we are soulmates.
+Franziska von Karma ... Ehh? What happened with Adrian Andrews?
WE"RE ALL FINE!!!!!
I don't have the game...
I'M NOT FINE !!!
That is a valid reason to be not fine
Cho Brian
You can save and buy it one day! YOU'LL BE FINE!
infinix610
I'm a poor hobo...
Don't even have a 3DS. lol
Wut...
did I literly just say that...?
( Oh God Why...! )
Knightly: OBjection!
Flynch: Ooooobjyyyyyection!
Alba: Hawkbjeckshone!
Justice: OBJECTION!
Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright, huh.
Yew: Objekshin...
DatBlooper99 Blaise: *demonic noises*
Whatever happened to that Jurist System thing from Apollo Justice...?
It's introduced in the upcoming game. Dai Gyakuten Saiban
But isn't the upcoming game a prequel?
Funchal99 A prequel set in futuristic past Japan Angles.
luckjes112 True xD
+luckjes112 Would Los Kyotangeles also work?
The guitar is actually Klavier.
can't believe klavier was a guitar all this time
APOLLO JUSTICE IS DOING FINE!!
I had to *WRIGHT* that
Apollo : EVERYONE IS FINE!!
me : *saves the game in order to prevent any unprecedented situation
"Did I arrest the wrong man!?'
Man, Fulbright is such a good character.
@@rbxless Indeed.
I love the soundtrack for this game
Apollo justice remastering is fine!
I'M FINE!!!
I looked at the picture and found myself opening my mouth while the song was playing.
OBJECTION!
Mah nigga Apollo. Love him and his theme
Yeah. Was listening to it since I just beat it
I get a nostalgic feel when I hear this music ;-;
whoah that ending is so cool
Apollo's story is sad along with Clay Terran
Really one of the most emotional cases in Ace Attorney history.
Wayne Zhang Yes, I have to agree
add on what happened to him in spirit of justice smfh capcom hates apollo
That first note is like, way stronger than the entire rest of the song
CHORDS OF STEEL
i love this sooo much! how they brought back klavier (SPOILER) and his mother's song.. like...woah
It's a missed opportunity to not add this during his cross examination in case 5, we got I'M FINE instead
Which isn't bad but it feels missing after case 4
Case 4 And Case 5 is connected to each other, but yes…
Apollo model is not bad but not as flexible as the forth game artwork I really love those.
I'm Justice and it's fine!!!
We really went from "I'm Fine." to this.
Here's an idea for the next game: It turns out that Bobby Fulbright (the real one) wasn't actually dead. Instead, he was just in a coma but Edgeworth had to lie about this to protect him as a witness. He'll return as a bitter, cynical detective with a new identity, much like Godot from Trials and Tribulations. The 'new' Bobby's main goal is vengeance against the organization that stole his life.
***** Yes I have. And the idea was so awesome that it needed to be shared. Especially if any Capcom writers prowl the Tube.
Nah... Retconning someone being dead as being in a coma has already been used.
Kapteindood What about the witness protection program? Fulbright had to fake being dead because the Phantom's organization was targeting him. They could literally do anything with the "real Bobby is dead" plot point here.
TheInfernityZero The thing is, it doesn't make sense if Fulbright was still alive. Even though they'd keep him being alive under wraps, the police force would be aware that Fulbright was still alive, and therefore they'd know whoever was out there calling himself Fulbright must be an impostor. Hence they'd constantly be keeping tabs on him, making his murder of Clay Terran and his bombing of the courtroom absolutely impossible.
Kapteindood Who said the police knew? Edgeworth had to law to protect remember? It could have just been the prosecutor's office. No one knew the phantom was going to attack Clay anyway.
Apollo is a real bro
Dual Destinies shows it: Apollo CAN work, he was a great character all along.
His game was awful, because the writing was a disaster, but the character of Apollo was never an issue.
Apollo just didn't get the development he deserved. He started where he was and ended exactly where he was. DD gave him a step forward, and SOJ gave him leaps and bounds of it.
The fact that you think the AJ game was worse writing that Dual Destinies is really showing that your priorities are skewed
@@catboymiles7224 Bruh AJ's plot is just the worst. Turnabout Trump sets up a bunch of plot threads that are ignored for two cases, and they're all crammed into Turnabout Succession because they forgot about them in Corner and Serenade. I love this game, but Jesus is the plot a mess.
@@justyouraveragecorgi i find it odd this is a complaint people have specifically with aj, when other aa games have done this even worse?? obvs aj is not perfect as a whole but its just overall still a lot more interesting as a whole and should have been given a proper sequel before dd and soj (which, while not absolutely terrible, were just. not well written, and didnt really feel like follow ups from what happened in aj at all) that expanded on the characters more
@@catboymiles7224 I mean yeah other games have done this worse (aka JFA) but that doesn't mean that it isn't a problem here. But yeah I think AJ should've gotten an actual sequel.
am i the only that thought of this theme and apollo justice when "fulbright" says "in justice we trust"
1:07 guitar solo is great here
apollo is my favorite character in this game series.
신장개정!
Proof that standing chimes are needed in more songs! Although this one needs to be brought out more, you can barely hear them.
Can I get an encore? That ending was near perfection.
Don't worry, we're all fine!
Goosebumps are stronk.
Klavier's playing the guitar
Just here to remind you all that we got the AJ trilogy port and now the Investigations duology one is set to come out September 6th. We've fucking done it. We're blessed as Ace Attorney fans.
The intro starting off so strong.
He meant that the ending of this tune isn't in the actual game, since it's only on the OST CD.
This always reminds of those court shenanigans with starbuck 😂
POV: You're fine!
Me during Apollo Justice- Okay, this Objection is pretty fine, but not as hard as others
During Dual Destinies- aaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAH
成程♪
王泥喜法介は
海外ではアポロって名前なのね♪
成歩堂龍一が
フェニックス
めっちゃ格好良い♪
I'll be honest: this soundtrack incorporates a "clockwork" sound. Well, not exactly clockwork, but you get what I mean with the ringing like a grandfather clock. And also the guitars, but I'll be frank; almost all of the soundtrack uses a guitar. So in my thoughts, the "clockwork" is what embodies this theme. But I believe the AJ:AA uses this way a little better.
And also when typing this I noticed how angry the attorneys all look. Never noticed it actually. Kill me.
0:08 - 0:12 why do I hear: Why wouldn't you do better? Why wouldn't you be stronger?
whenever you're feeling nervous or stressed just shout "I'M FINE!!!"
I doubt it and actually there is one that was uploaded quite recently.
Dual Destinies was portrayed as one of the darkest games in AA history. Have a guy who started the Dark Age of Law kill your best friend, and have a courtroom bombed, yeah pretty nutty. But that's the reason this game is so memorable. The game features some returning characters like Edgeworth and Pearls, and you even have one of the main protagonists go against the great Phoenix.
Dont forget AA's Psyche Lock
Famiel Xing and yelling TAKE THAT! when using the magatama. I hate how Capcom made them activate in AJ's flashback
Repeating the word "Dark" does not make your game dark..SoJ did a better job of this..
I'll politely disagree, mechashadow. Dual Destinies is about a bunch of people questioning their own morals. The system at large has decided that playing fair isn't worth it, and have adapted Machiavelian principles: The end justifies the means. Nick and Edgeworth are pretty much the only two people with experience who haven't bought into this, and Edgeworth's basically covertly running his own crusade against it. Meanwhile you've got Apollo questioning whether he's been on the wrong side of this divide all along, and Athena becoming convinced that she's a bad person. The thing that's important here is that the bad guys (Phantom aside) aren't really wrong. The Dark Age of the Law has been brought about because the old, non-Machiavelian system has been pretty much proven to not work: Two of the people spearheading it appear to have been hypocrites who didn't believe their much publicized values (Nick, who at this point is pretty much the most famous and best defense attorney in the country, appears to turn his back on seeking the truth by falsifying evidence, and young prosecutor prodigy Blackquill appears to turn his back on the law he's meant to be upholding). The legal community, seeing that the people at the top of their game they were looking up to don't seem to believe in fair play, stop believing in it as well. Not only has Nick and Blackquill's world gone to shit, but they're both *responsible* for it. Yes, the Dark Age of the Law is ultimately ended by them, but it's not them making the world a better place, it's them lifting the world out of a hole that they themselves dug, be it by accident or to protect someone they loved. Dual Destinies isn't only about facing up to your own mistakes, it's about how fickle the general public is, and how easy it is to upset the peace that we've established.
In Spirit of Justice we have a completely unrealistic rule being enforced because someone in power had too much power. The people buy into it because reasons, but the appearance of three dedicated defense attorneys from the west manages to turn the people's beliefs against the stupid rule. Not only is this completely unrealistic, it's idealistic: It shows a belief that firmly held beliefs will triumph against overwhelming odds. Apollo's arc (which is the big focus of the game) is entirely focused around embracing his past and re-connecting with his family. Spirit of Justice is a game that doesn't have nearly as much to say as previous entries in the series, which is why I keep struggling between it and Justice for All as my least favorite Ace Attorney game (they're still both absolutely amazing, don't get me wrong). What little it does say is overwhelmingly hopeful: Apollo *can* reconnect with Dhurke and still be himself, Rayfa *can* rise above the poisonous ideas she's been educated to believe in, and Nick *can* time and time again rise above all odds to slowly reform Khurain's law system. The premise may be darker, but a dark premise does not equal a dark game.
tl:dr: Dual Destinies is darker because it presents a much more pessimistic view of the world, whilst Spirit of Justice's darker premise serves as a jumping off point for a more idealistic message.
Sorry for the stupidly long comment. Thanks for putting up with it if you made it all the way through :)
+masterplusmargarita
I just find it strange how you critique SoJ in a negative light when DD does the same thing? The dark age of the law being started by just 2 people? which makes everyone not believe in it suddenly? kinda sounds like rose tinted glasses to me.. you just say it's more believable just because it's local..really?
if you want a better story of losing all you believe in and turning your back on the law, Apollo Justice the game has you covered. Again if you want to go with the sides of the law angle, they did it better with AAI to actually show how the characters all struggle against the law many times and not just in one or two scenes. It's really strange..the new Yamazaki team certainly can pull off "Show don't tell" but to me, it felt like they restrained in this games for some reason. Probably as it was their first foray into the mainline series..
sure DD had some great drama but SOJ did it better with emotional drama and higher stakes( not the DC act that was just okay) since we're talking themes..again, SoJ had a more cohesive storyline and theme running through the whole game than DD ever did. They only begun spinning the dark age effect in the third case instead of the first as we expected with a bombing. this is entirely too late!
Heck even, the first case of Apollo justice felt more like the dark age of the law than that
case and that's kinda sad when you say that's meant to be the theme supposedly
In that case, you're fine too!
*Casually clicks customize for Apollo*
*A S C E N D S*
3:09 since when did this part exist? 0-0
Some video game music tracks nowadays have a closing part that you wouldn't hear in-game. Xenoblade in particular has plenty of songs that do that.
Technically since the orchestrated version of Apollo's theme from the 2006 Orchestra Album!
Go off you funky little man
Genius phoenix wright
Apollo's theme! 🥰
Okay, I swear the Percieve music in this game is sorta different-yet I cannot find it in the OST. Anyone know?
bobosmith101 It's the same version used in AJ. So it's not included in this OST.
0:53 to 1:08 is the best part.
Phoenix Wright ! Don't worry , i'm lurking something with Mr. Incredible templates
I'm Cho Brian and i'm FINE!!!
Wait... I said my name backwards?! God Damnit!!!
Well in japan that WOULD work.....
Zvxman Mcwarrior
*Objection!*
I'm korean.... wait... IT'S THE SAME THING!!!
Brian Cho My real name is also backward!!!
Brian Cho IGIARI! .....das racist. .....
Zvxman Mcwarrior
Wait, how was that being racist again...?
YAS APOLLO
This is mission command! I ORDER YOU TO PAY ATTENTION!!
Anyone realized that klavier's name in german means piano
APOLLO YOU RULE BEST AA PERSON!
If he's talking about downloading it, that probably means he has no plans of actually buying it.
i prefer the spirit of justice version, but god damn, apollo justice turned Im Fine, a song i think is sad enough to be a reminiscence track, and made it his power ballad, then is spirit of justice, he went and turned the regular version of I'm fine from sad to pure concentration on justice. basically what im saying is, complain all you want about the backstories, Apollos arc is great.