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The War of Wrightworth!
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2022
- Everyone is called in the courtroom. No one knows why....and then the Debate topic is revealed to be of Wrightworth!
Note- None of the resources are mine. they are of Capcom.ltd
I love how in other fandom, they often use death threats to argue but hen theres the ace attorney fandom thats just debate the shit out of everything like a civilised person, and honestly i respect that.
We are lawyers after all
If we didn't debate for the good, we would fail at the game that taught us to be good lawyers. It would be blasphemy
^This!
Honestly just found out about this fandom because of my discord mentor/dad. I used to hate law and political stuff but im enjoing myself now lol.
I love all the shots of Edgeworth protectively cuddling Phoenix while protesting that they are together.
Huh? *confused* (I am assuming this is a joke)
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 I think he/she meant when the two are close together
@@BruhImstillaloner i see
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165ike at this part at 2:23
Haha nice
Instead of arguing and being toxic about ships like other fandoms here in the Ace Attorney fandom we debate the crap out of everything
We settle our matters in court
@@exploding_asteroid Like civilized, educated people
@@belynda1224 indeed
jumpscare warning, I was so confused when the creator started being serious and was talking to us 💀
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Hey, love this, the attorney at the end was spitting straight facts! :D
I especially appreciate this take on the "unnecessary feelings" line, because I agree with it. It's fun to meme this line, but ultimately the romantic context isn't really there.
Personally I do ship Wrightworth, but throughout the first game it was always about their reunion and them becoming close friends again. They have a close bond for sure, but it's about friendship. It could evolve into something more but it also doesn't have to, which is what makes it fun in my opinion.
Also fandoms can get incredibly toxic over ships and it's important to remember to respect other fans, well said, attorney. :)
Excellent summarized my point! We need more people like you who respectfully disagree with others' opinions and don't go OOGA BOOGA at others if someone disagrees
Mother of based!! We all have our different headcannons and that's totally fine! C: I shift between them being platonically and romantically involved. Either way, they are soulmates even if not explicitly romantically :)
@@Cuddly2 absolutely right!
Well said top commentor 😊
@@Cuddly2 wait that’s possible? You can be platonic soulmates?🤔 interesting
I love how Godot doesn't change his appearance and no one even brings up that it's him
Man the classic court duo fighting for the truth together once again
Yes indeed!
Lol I was bingeing joke Wrightworth videos before this, so I was blindsided by the sudden shift. The fandom and ship commentary is based, but it was not what I came here for at all 😂
😂
It's frustrating to me that the fact people show off their ship because it has a lot evidence to back it up but it could easily be interpreted in another way. I personally ship wrightworth and this video just made me gain a lot of respect for you, i have stumbled to alot of instsancies of people arguing back and fourth and going nowhere just because of a ship... But most of those same arguments end quite well. (Ending it 'respectfully' -like, but the disagreement is still there). Usually i always stay quiet during debates like these because I'm not really good at explaining 😂 especially trying to back up my opinion because I personally 'go with the flow' or "i just ship it because I think it's cute and it's also fun :)" . Just as you know, these things happen to ALOT of fandoms..they become toxic or biased and not open to more interpretation (aka creativity) and just.. looked down upon. "OMy gAwSH hOW daRé yøU bAsH oñ mAH sHIp!1!1! It'S SOoOoooO cANon LikE LoOK aT iT!1!1!!1!!!1" of course that's my exaggerated expression of what they say but sometimes they also have some really good points about their ship having more of a chance becoming canon because of those points but not necessarily be official yet. That's one of the reasons I don't like argue because they could hit me with alot of good evidence that im totally at a loss of words. The ship itself is not the problem, but the people shipping it is (not all tho. THAT I've agreed with)
This is one of my many problems. people being toxic about it cause it's more likely to be canon or has alot of scenes or evidence of them actually tying the knot and that all ships are unvalid except for them.
(I have a lot to add to this but I'm gonna end it here. for now..)
Yeah man....bullseye there
With all due respect, you raise several very good points, but I cannot help but disagree with some of the things you say.
For example, let's take a look at your interpretation of the line "unnecessary feelings". Yes, your interpretation makes sense, but that doesn't mean that other interpretations don't make sense. Considering the way Edgeworth was raised by Manfred von Karma, it's not that hard to see Edgeworth being taught that most emotions, especially love, to be unnecessary. And, considering Manfred von Karma, it's also not hard to imagine loving another man to be especially unnecessary.
Your second point I disagree with is your point about Edgeworth coming to help Phoenix. Let's assume that you are correct in your assumption that Edgeworth thought that Phoenix had simply been arrested. We know that lawyers can represent themselves in court in this world, as seen in Turnabout Sisters. We also know that Phoenix is fully capable of defending himself in court, once again, as seen in Turnabout Sisters. We also know that Edgeworth knows about this, as he is the prosecutor in Turnabout Sisters. As such, it doesn't make sense in that regard that Edgeworth would find it necessary to defend Phoenix, unless he had other reasons for wanting to help Phoenix.
Finally, I object to the idea that a ship, by necessity, requires grounding in canon to be good, and that it needs to generate actual content, and can't just be a simple headcanon that is shared by several people. Sometimes, a ship is between two characters that have never interacted, shipped together only because they'd be cute together. A good example of this is any ship focused around the characters of the mobile game Cookie Run. There really isn't precedent for many of the fanon ships surrounding that game, but plenty of them are rather adorable and wholesome. However, Cookie Run is also a good example of why not to ship characters, as some Cookie Run shippers do ship ships that are somewhat problematic.
Overall, if the characters are not related and are of similar age, then shipping them is just fine. Granted, there is one more rule, that being that a ship should avoid glorifying an abusive relationship, though that can be thought of as simply good writing. Wrightworth fits all the bills, and though there are some that may say that it has no grounding in canon, I say that that does not necessarily mean that it's a bad ship.
However, your final point in the video about how some people get incredibly toxic about Wrightworth is, regrettably, very true. This is why I am ending this by simply saying that those who disagree with Wrightworth may as well be equal to those who do ship Wrightworth, because at the end of the day, we're debating about a video game series that hasn't gotten a new installment for a couple of years. Frankly, the only importance Wrightworth holds is whether or not shipping it makes you happy.
A nice comment with wonderful analysis there! Well here's my answer to your analysis in general-
1)Your point about Edgeworth tbh isn't exactly right as Edgeworth himself clarified that the feelings were of uncertainty and unease due to him destroying many lives in 1-4 and 1-5 .Therefore the possibility of love a unnecessary feeling doesn't make sense.
2nd- Yea in 1-2 Phoenix defended himself but that's because that case was too easy which even Edgeworth knows. Besides which, Edgeworth was sleeping. When anyone would be startled they wouldn't sit to think that they can defend himself(not mocking you at all, just saying.). Plus Larry worded it in a frightening way so that explains it.
3) Your point is absolutely spot on but I was replying to ones who were saying "No, this ship is completely concrete! No possibility exists that this ship doesn't exist!" Even when as you can see that there are some pretty solid arguments in favour of Non- Wrightworth shippers as well. So yeah you are right on that aspect.
And yes ig the ship technically isn't completely nulled, but then the truth also remains that in game, till now the Ship isn't CONCLUSIVE, not that it cant exist, just isn't conclusive.
While I respectfully disagree I gotta admit your comment/analysis is fantastic! This is how people should put their ideas and disagreements instead of just going "who asked" or "ratio+bozo" etc.
Feel free to correct me if i am wrong:)
I hope you have a nice day!
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 Understandable. Have a great day!
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 This is something I've noticed in this video before, though I opted not to comment the first time around because I felt like you were probably tired of the arguments.
The thing is Unnecessary Feelings is case 1-3, not 1-2. Case 1-2 doesn't really say anything about Edgeworth, he just leaves. So it's was his second loss that Edgeworth comes out to talk to Phoenix, and unnecessary feelings is in direct response to the fact that Edgeworth's long standing moral dilemma and Objecting to his own witness, Dee Vasquez. His dilemma seems to have been happening ever since he first became a prosecutor, with the disastrous Terry Fawles trial, in which while he was disturbed and unsettled. He started to wonder if he was really doing the right thing, but he doubled down because he felt he couldn't take the risk that any criminal might go free.
In essence, as you say, his dilemma is very much about whether he is his father's son - honest, cares about justice - or Von Karma's student - ruthless, grandstanding, arrogant. This is then why 1-4 brings up the class trial, the part of Edgeworth that is his father's son is the part that earned him a life-long friend, and is what makes Edgeworth actually redeemable.
However, because Phoenix also represents the memories Edgeworth's lost childhood and innocence, a time before the tragedy, Phoenix's reappearance is incredibly painful for Edgeworth, and so some of those unnecessary feelings actually kind of ARE about Phoenix.
I was translating an officially approved magazine article with interviews from the devs and anime production team from Japanese recently, specifically centered about 1-3 and the Steel Samurai case. There was a blurb talking about how Edgeworth's motivations is basically that he wishes to avoid unnecessary acquaintances. The specific wording in the Japanese version of the game isn't unnecessary feelings, but rather more like "rising feelings," however, saying that some of what is bothering Edgeworth in 1-3 is unnecessary acquaintances does suggest that some of those rising or unnecessary feelings were about Phoenix as well.
Obviously this does not immediately imply love, and so anything one way or another all comes down to headcanon, however so long as interpretations are not contradicted neither interpretation is wrong. They're simply just that, interpretations.
Personally I feel like Edgeworth actually has unreciprocated feelings towards Phoenix because there's an easy to miss conversation in 3-5 that Edgeworth and Iris have, where Iris says that she knows that Edgeworth has a secret he's keeping from Phoenix, that it's the same secret as hers, and Edgeworth doesn't deny it. Even if he has these feelings, though, he may still be aroace because of what he says in 6-DLC, or, he may be saying he doesn't plan to get married simply because he knows or believes that Phoenix isn't interested.
There are times in canon and semi-canon material where Edgeworth talks about and even seems to care about romance. For example, he thinks the wedding chapel in that same case would be a romantic wedding venue, he supports the idea of the characters in that case renewing their wedding vows, and there's an audio drama where he and Phoenix help the daughter of one of Edgeworth's superiors sneak off and elope with a son of a yakuza family, and Edgeworth is punished with a pay cut for it.
So the truth mostly just seems to be complicated, and it's unlikely we'll ever get a confirmation of anything out of Capcom.
@@rebellemuria Hmmm.. not bad analysis. Truth is complicated. And again in the end nothing is conclusive...so that's the thing.
One thing about DLC case of SOJ. The dialogue itself may support your point but Edgeworth's facial expressions are like mad, which makes me think he really just isnt interested. But yeah i get your point.
By the way thanks for posting this analysis.
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 Yeah, though the context of him being really angry is Phoenix making up a really out there argument about the Power of Love letting someone climb the side of zeppelin while extremely injured, so he goes off on a rant about Phoenix being a pop culture junkie (because the Power of Love thing is 80s references all the way down) and when the Judge tries to calm him down with "well, someday you might get married and understand it's okay" Edgeworth is like "I'LL NEVER GET MARRIED!" And Phoenix is like "Oh boy, you really set him off."
There's a lot of context is all I'm saying, and I think it can honestly go either way in terms of whether workaholic Edgeworth absolutely wants no relationship except with his job, or if he's just kind of a sad and still PTSD riddled person falling back on the habits his abuser taught him to avoid putting his emotions out there.
Attorney, just a quick update about the "surprise":
Finished the entire s c r i p t.
Thanks!
I am a Wrightworth enjoyer. And may I just say, I actually agree with Godot, in the sense that “Unnecessary feelings” is not romantic at all. There are several instances with more solid evidence to back up this ship, but I’m afraid “unnecessary feelings” is NOT one of them. Sorry. Just my take.
So true!
Coming from someone who doesn't ship WrightWorth... The attorney at the end was right, you should respectfully disagree with every ship, fandoms can get a little overboard with ships going far as doxxing them, death threats and more. This is a beautiful and logical way of explaining that we should all respect each other's opinions 😼
Is this litterally over 9000 of Edgeworths?
Huh? I don't follow
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 Like Clones of Edgeworth,get the joke man.
@@TurboTH_Official uhhh...I didn't get the joke...
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 Search up It's over 9000 meme.
@@TurboTH_Official ah the 9000 reps one
I laughed so hard when Attorney came X)
Ah lol, Btw what do you think of the video? And do you agree with Wrightworth?
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 yes this ship is amazing and I cannot believe that you founded the time to do this, the video is really cool too! This is so funny X)
@@Insomnia_singer glad to hear that😁
I just noticed that edgeworth has a HUGE dump truck 2:06
Well, the thing about the first game is that it wasn't meant to be interpreted as romantic... But after Takumi and the team saw how the fandom reacted they decided to study yaoi in order to add more fuel to the ship in the sequels. But it was never explicit because of 2 reasons:
1. Campcom didn't like the idea of getting the game banned in like 2/3 of the world.
2. the actual bl author (who left the team at that time, but she was still kind of like a consultant) told Takumi that he wasn't good at it and that it was better when he accidentally make it sound gay.
So the ship became implicit only. To the point that Nintendo's magazine said it was one of the 25 best couples of gaming (ranked like 16), and Campcom sold matching wedding rings based on both characters.
This actually expanded to other forms of media/products related to the franchise, that may or may not be canon. Such as how in the oficial manga Edgeworth thinks of Wright everytime he is stress out, or how Phoenix asks Edgeworth if he loves him (before being interrupted by this tsundere of a man). Also, there's the whole keychain and "rainbow samurais" in the anime (too on the nose, tbh); not to mention, Edgeworth really thought that Wright was dead, not arrested.
Is it queerbaithing? Maybe, but they are very aware of the ship.
Is it ok to not ship it? Yes, what you said it's absolutely (w)right... Unless if you are doing it because you are just being a homophobe, I guess... Shipping is not about hate, it's about love.
Good points(also NO I am NOT a homophobe you can be assured.)
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 I suspected it, don't worry. But I've seen people who deny the posibility of the ship just because they are men, so I kind of had to mention it.
I completely agree with your points! Knowing that I have also seen some of the "evidences" mentioned, it's a rather exquisite argument! Not only does this "queerbaiting" occur within the confines of AA, but a lot of other films have also resorted to casual teasing among the fans, as they are well aware of the shipping that occurs within the fandom. I ABSOLUTELY AGREE with the presence of mutual respect between shippers and non-shippers to keep the fandom from being toxic and uncomfortable. As one relatively new to Ace Attorney, I love WrightWorth, whether or not they are romantic, because of their dynamic and their relationship as a whole, without putting any labels.
To be fair they /were/ written to have an intense male bond. Whether it is platonic or romantic they definitely love each other deeply
why is there a court hearing for this
Cuz it's AA world LOL
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 "I FIND YOU GUIL឴TY OF BE឴I឴NG A឴ FA឴GG឴OT"
@@sticklyboi edit- No? I ain't gay.
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 sorry but the court has decided, your sentence will be decided at a later date
@@sticklyboi umm ok
Is the scene with Iris and Edgeworth a valid base for shipping Wrightworth?
It happens in 'Bridge to the Turnabout' when you present the wrong profile to Iris with the Psyche Locks. She asks if Edgeworth if he had a deep dark secret of his own. Edgeworth says yes, although he is surprised she knew, and when he asks how, she tells him "takes one to know one"
... At that point, Miles has already gotten over his dilemma as a prosecutor, and the DL-6 case had already been resolved. Plus, the context for that interaction was Iris' feelings for Phoenix. Would it be a stretch to suggest Edgeworth has romantic feelings for Phoenix the same way Iris does?
Well then again, we have the scene of Soj DLC case. And also perhaps the dilemma here is the suspicion of knowing Iris to be Dahlia as he still didn't believe in the spirit channeling stuff. Besides which, even though Iris has the secret of hiding her identity, all she said is that both of them hid a secret. Not that Edgeworth hid his feelings for Phoenix.
You can see that when Phoenix talked to Edgeworth about DL6 still haunting him, he confessed to that and that he doesn't believe in Spirit Chanelling with Phoenix monologuing that he will show Edgeworth one day that Spirit Channeling exists.
Therefore it isn't conclusive. Still I respect your opinion
OBJECTION!
You must remember that the DLC case was originally released in Japan, where same sex marriage isn't legalized. Therefore, Edgeworth's dismissal of marriage in the original translation would *have* to have been referring to straight marriage, which means he isn't interested in women (or at least in marrying one, although there's more evidence to prove his lack of interest butthat'sawholeothercanofworms). One could argue on what he means in the English translation, but since the game is originally in Japan, I believe the original translation has more weight anyway (side eyes the "aibou" line *hard* /hj)
As for your rebuttal of my previous points, you make a good point. That's not how I saw it, but I respect your interpretation nonetheless.
@@gailhanako my point of The dilemma of the Fawles case and disbelief in Spirit Chanelling still stands BTW...but I will take the point of dlc case
@@gailhanako and also your rebuttal still didn't completely remove the doubts I raised so...yeah my point still stands
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165
Hold it.
Now that I've given it some thought, your argument is kinda shaky. You're implying that Edgeworth's secret is his feelings about _spirit channeling,_ but he doesn't hide his disdain for it, as seen from all the times he talks about it with Wright. From Iris' wording, it seems like his secret would be something worth 5 Psyche Locks, like hers, so it couldn't be that.
And yes, he could still shaken by the events of DL-6 despite the retrial, but again, he's rather open about this, so it couldn't count as a secret (the extent of how much it affects him could be argued, but even then it would probably count as 1 or 2 Psyche Locks).
P.S. I'd like to clarify that, as a Wrightworth shipper, I'm not trying to change your mind. You could ignore all of this if you wish. But this ship is something that brings me a lot of joy and I like talking about it, so think of this as a 'playful argument' ^^
honestly I only ship it for the memes
Thank you for making this video
I literally thought I was the only one in the fandom who thought that basing this whole ship on Edgeworth's line of """unnecessary feelings""" was taking things out of context by a long mile.
I take for granted it is extremely easy to take out of context though XD, but unironically shipping Phoenix and Edgeworth because of that is, imho, a bit too much. Special mention goes for those people who ship them because of this, even when they know the context of what Edgeworth was going through at that time as well.
I even think that shipping Edgeworth and Rhoda Teneiro makes much more sense lol
Hold it!
That case which you are referring to, if you remember the story, miles was in a sort of play he HAD to fall in love with her it doesn't necessarily mean he did fall for her
Didnt Phoenix call edgeworth daddy at some point 💀
Yeah but that was because Edgeworth corrected him brutally(roasting basically) when he presents him the wrong evidence. So Phoenix said that in a sarcastic way... not because he loves him 💀
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 that's what i was gonna say 😂
it could also be faulty translation
@@amazing_bastard well that was some sort of true tho lmao, hell the Japanese ver dialogue was a lil different and the English translators put in a different way, it’s kinda funny cuz they knew what they were doing.
3:40 phoenix just made his point invalad..
Huh?
Its pointing to the time edgeworth defended for phoenix. He canonically became a lawyer because of that incident and it seem Suspicious
Respectful thought
@@tysonbot0914 again you have to prove that he really did turn into lawyer cuz he loved him, CONCLUSIVELY that too. Till other explanations exist, the ship isn't conclusive
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 true lets leave this case unconclusive rather than conjurned
I mean, this is not wrong, I think... But the ship (Narumitsu) itself has officially a pair of rings for married couples.
So, I guess this is really queerbaiting?... Or is it fear? They don't say anything because they don't want homophobic people throwing hate at them?...
I feel like, at this point, it's just impossible to know...
Huh? Has a pair of rings? I don't follow.....
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 well, yes, wrightworth has officially a pair of romantic rings for married couples, so they maybe are actually more than friends, I mean, why would they have a pair of rings for married couples in the first place if that's not the case? It's confusing, so I guess the creators do support the ship in some sort of way, but nothing's completely confirmed at the end...
@@Rocky-brilliant huh? When did they officially have a pair of rings for married couples? My memory is betraying me rn
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 You can google it if you want! I tried to leave a link but UA-cam just wouldn't let me put it here... But yes, capcom made official pairs of wrightworth rings for married couples, and there's also this moment where Phoenix calls Miles "Daddy" in one of the games, so, while it's not confirmed, these hints the creators left there maybe are telling that something romantic is indeed happening between Miles and Phoenix, but at the end, nothing is completely confirmed...
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 yes, if you Google it, Capcom made official Phoenix and Edgeworth matching rings. Everyone else in the series have necklaces.
Honestly, i just thought theyre gay cause of the fact on one of the 3d AA games, wright responsed edgeworth on one of his arguments with "yes, daddy..." or something
Unnecessary feelings are just poor arguments. As in court, there are a lot of feelings that really are not needed.
Wait isn’t this a guy who wrote an entire essay on wrightworth video about why “unnecessary feelings” aren’t supposed to be romantic?
Ye
Wise words, Godot.
Wise words...
However everyone is a clown, that they are arguing bcz of some "ship" that they meant it as a creativity skill increase for inspiration or motivation to draw or even make a new creation.
I respect people, but when it comes for a silly argue, i don't know if i should respect them for that silliness
@@-General_Bek- FAX.
An actual civilized 'argument' or how I would like to call it, a discussion is one thing and then entire arguments...yeah that even annoys me despite the fact that with time I am more open to the Wrightworth ship even if I see then as friends/gen
Finally! I was waiting for something like this. I admit, there often feels like romantic undertones that add to the tension/mystique. But it would be wildly out of character for both (especially edgeworth) to actually act on that. It's just there for fan service and that explains the rings. After all, merch is done with the intention of appeasing fans, if they wanted to make it canon there would be smth in the game/anime.
I like to think that the Gallery is just the whole AA fanbase
attorney spitting facts
the video was entertaining up until the very end where it just got weird lol
Obection!
Your honor,
There is a mistake in the video which tells us that the video is incorrect!
While it looked like Godot was telling but it was an undercover person named as "Attorney".
Look at the video for clues.
Super based!
Thanks!
Respectfully I disagree with Godot. ❤
there should be a sal manella prosecutor custom character to replace franziska /hj
also, i like the fact that the gallery is also shipping because it's literally the majority of ace attorney fans, lmao
@@Timeless56_No.256_a yeah true
@@Timeless56_No.256_a holy damn! Nice suggestion!
@@Timeless56_No.256_a Although, now there are only a few animatics on UA-cam per month and then they gain hundreds of views. And somehow they are no longer interested in Ace Attorney (probably because they are not interested in anything except Triteworth). So far, everything is fine.
godot: unecessary feelings are overrated, you can use the other arguments instead
gallery: so those are valid after all
godot: godottamnit
why r ppl writing essays?
Welll..because they want to?
Its an easy way to get your full thoughts about something across, bonus think of this; your english teacher will be DELIGHTED youre writing essays in your free time!
@@Nic0Dr4ws true af
SOMETHING YOU MR "gOdo"
5:32 i thought he was gona say ed sheeran💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
LMAO
I thought you use edgeworth not godot lol
Well mostly, but not always. Also I am planning an original character for myself so yeah
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 I think a simple recolor is enough to consider it a custom. As I did, and he looks good in a black jacket with a blue tie.
@@Sodoy i see, thanks for the suggestion!
Not a fan of this ship at all. Better off as close childhood frens than romantic partners. :3
Same here
How are you gonna have “ace attorney slash” in your username and not ship Wrightworth?? /hj
Wait so this mean't to be a ship between Edgeworth and wright?? Ow hel naw
I prefer Maya X Nick
But I like to called it the Niya
(Even tho it's not the real ship name but it's easier for me to remember for some reason
Don't get mad at me '-')
...Won't lie I was going to get mad at you till I read the last part....but if someone forced me to choose between Wrightworth and Niya without the option of refusing both of them, I would choose Wrightworth....no way Niya personally...
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 well indeed you cannot really get mad at me it's just my opinion
You can choose you're own I don't bother
Since it's just a option no need to take it seriously 😀
If someone also ask me the same question
I will pick wrightworth too tbh Niya is just too idk too just more comolaxe or smth
@@Ziq_Aurelius it was sarcasm my friend lol. Perhaps I will use tone tags(geniune)
Isn’t Wright worth canon tho? That’s also why only a small percentage of people don’t ship it.
I mean the creatures of the game made the ship because yaoi is a big thing.
Not exactly...like the shipping is based on speculation of possibilities and just the teasing of Wrightworth in a manga, even when teasing a ship doesn't necessarily mean the ship is canon. But! I respectfully disagree 👍
@@theaceattorneyslasher5165 Yeah it was queer baiting but something I find interesting is the fact that they didn’t make Phoenix x maya canon. I guess they never make things canon but if they were just queer baiting they could’ve easily done it.
I guess it’s not very weird because Phoenix x Edgeworth isn’t confirmed canon but what confuses me is the fact they activity put down the maya x Phoenix ship. They didn’t have to yet they did.
I feel like a lot of games do this. Queer bait and then make a straight couple canon.
I guess they wanted to keep milking the Wrightworth cow?
@@Tidnro perhaps yeah....I see Wright and Edgeworth as best friends personally, but then that is the thing of ships. Creativity. If only they didn't use "Unnecessary feelings" as the base, as it isn't romantic at all. Else everything is good
WRIGHTWORTH FOR THE WIN!
@@OceanLeaf8 ah so you agree with Wrightworth? Just asking. Whatever you agree on I respect your opinion, I will just respectfully disagree 👍
WrightWorth😋
🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
Based Godot.