lolll I can just imagine Drebber and Seishiro in their hiding places just going “oh god they’re figuring it out” Edit: In drebber’s case it’s especially funny because there was a fucking time bomb counting down as they were deducting everything
Holmes was kind of a big picture guy. He knew there was a clue somewhere in the general direction but stunk at noticing the exact detail. His partner complemented him with an ability to look in that general direction and find the particular clue.
@@Stormhold09 Given how Yujin even admits he forgets case details that happened nearly the day after (he left his poor partner out when recollecting the case on the SS Grouse after the trial!) it's pretty clear Holmes is pretty forgetful and tunnel-visioned when it comes to solving crime. Here's my take on Holmes. When he and Yujin partnered for those 6 years, they did their back and forth profiling witness, victim, and perpetrator alike as they did on the Grouse. Given that Holmes wasn't famous in this version of the world until Yujin's notes were made public by Iris, one could say them solving crimes together was how Sherlock made his name known to the Yard and the English people at large. Sherlock has always demonstrated a bad habit of taking his stellar intellect and hyper-observation to notice all but the last detail and then derailing the entire case because of that. His partner kept him from stumbling and he knew to then rely on Yujin. When Yujin went back to the Japan Holmes started struggling by himself until he met Ryuunosuke. One could say he is meta-aware the entire time given his keenness to keep Kazuma alive and deduce the assassination exchange, but bear in mind he was communicating with Yujin by wire during that time. Yujin might have been more involved than Holmes gave him credit for...probably because he simply forgot. Conan Doyle's Holmes didn't need Watson to solve his cases except in instances when he needed a reliable friend to be near the case and let him observe without being seen (see Hound of the Baskervilles). I suspect the DGS writers wanted to hamper his intellect to show everyone working in harmony to cover each other's weaknesses, otherwise Holmes would, out of pride, make a big reveal at the end that he knew all along, as he always did in the short stories.
After he dies in case 1 its like.... Damn, he died?? but as the game goes along you know hes dead but keep thinking damn hes still important for something huh and then.... 2-4 Ending hits and AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I could see that kind of game being similar to the investigations games since you’d need more free movement around the crime scene to being as wacky as possible as Sholmes is :)
I had the biggest ass-eating grin in my life seeing this segment. On top of the goosebumps. An amazing moment in the history of the franchise. Long live Ace Attorney
As a dancer, all the Logic and Reasoning Spectaculars were a huge blast to me because I just stood up and danced along. For the last one in particular I was just pulling my best ballet in the living room at like 2am lmao
i think this might be the best moment in the game, if not the entire series. finally getting to see Sholmes and Mikotoba do a deduction together and at such a crucial moment. come Watson, the game is afoot
Case 4: Sholmes doesn't recognize his best friend in the whole world and forgets what a phonograph sounds like. Case 5: Sholmes effortlessly indicts the Lord Chief Justice of a major world power after revealing he's been intercepting government communications for well over a decade while also having The Queen of England watch the entire thing over a cup of tea via a star wars hologram he invented in the early 1900's I love this man so much lmao
@@TechHug There is some evidence to suggest that TGAAC takes place from November 1899 to November 1900, placing the invention itself into the 1900s (though still in the 19th century, since the 20th century began on 1 January 1901). But then again, there's evidence suggesting that it could be taking place some time later, or considerably earlier. For instance, all of the articles in the newspaper we see in TGAA2:R-3 except the one relevant to the case report real events, but in reality some of those events took place more than 40 years apart from each other. In short, it's a mess :D
Centuries were always counted that way until the year 2000 where people got confused because they never learned how calendars work. In the game during the crystal tower exhibition it says it’s the very end of the 19th century so that implies that it’s 1900
In the notes for this track, the composer notes that there's actually two tap dancers and invites you to consider who the second might be. Ryunosuke? Susato? Iris? Someone else?
Perfect PERFECT way to cap off Great Deductions, while not the MOST challenging (except maybe this one due to the freedom you have) gameplay, they went all in on the cinematic flair and it shows with this song. And in context- SPOILERS. It truly was a revolutionary reunion of partners, it always seemed like there was this great force to Yujin and this perfectly answers it. And truly shows Sholmes is quite competent but just trolls everyone for the sake of messing around.
@@OMGABACON Obviously, spoilers I took at as Holmes and Mikotoba sharing the same braincell. Holmes isn't by any stretch of the imagination dumb, but he's prone to entertaining dubious conclusions WAY before he gathers all of the "correct" information. Runo tends to not interrupt him, correcting his deductions after the fact, whereas Mikotoba, being Holmes' "Watson", is able to do this on the fly, in their Dance of Deduction. "Watson" is the "careful observer", who notices small oddities in his surroundings, where Holmes extrapolates the solution using these observations.
I was always under the impression that Sholmes knew everything from day 1, but wasnt as powerful enough to take the "big baddie" down, he was grooming naruhodo to become a vital piece in his play. But yes Sherlock in general isnt complete without his watson.
- SPOILERS BELOW - I feel like this proves that during the entirety of the first two games up until this point, Holmes' deductions were purposefully wrong in order to "train" Naruhodou and Susato in their deductions as well. After the final deduction that you do with Holmes as Naruhodou (the Iris one), he tells both Naruhodou and Susato that they "mastered the art of deduction." Then, in this proper final deduction involving Holmes and Yujin, we get to see the true power of the great detective Sherlock Holmes...and his trusty partner of course, Yujin Mikotoba. It's truly a magnificent tale.
Yeah I agree. Before doing the second game, I legit thought Herlock was a "smart doofus". You know, by no means stupid, he can hold his own, but just not up to his portrayal in Iris' books. He can deduce fine, but needs a partner to make sure he has the right facts to begin with. I already loved that about him. He was already my favorite version of the character because of this. Knowing now he was steps ahead of us the entire time, I love him even more. He truly doesn't care if people think he's an idiot, he sincerely wants to elevate people to better themselves, which I think can't be said about the original Holmes. The original Sherlock doesn't care about his reputation, but question his intelligence and he will flip, he's a show-off even in the books. Herlock is not. He loves the spectacle, sure, but not himself. You could disagree, it's up for debate, but man, there's no question Herlock Sholmes is an amazing portrayal of the character. I'm amazed some people could feel insulted that "Japanese writers dared attack such a classic" (actually read that on reddit and such). He is awesome and you can totally see the writers are legit fans of the original books (the "wrong" deductions are actually all from the books themselves, it's a humurous nod to the fans, how can that be anything but fun ?)
@@tangeek42 It could also be that the original books is what Herlock Sholmes was like, until Mikatoba came along. What we see in this game is his final character development after the events of the books.
Yeah I choose to believe Holmes was a secret genius all along. It's not even theory, his powers of calculations and thinking ahead of what will happen in cases 4 and 5 is out of this world.
Not gonna lie, i'd play a game with sholmes and the king of germany solving cases together before they died in that tragic "glove in the box" case that killed them both.
I never knew this piece existed, and I've followed the game since it's japanese release. The violin goes so hard, it's so good, dear fellow! I thought that this song had only four variations (main theme, beta, and the two in the OST), but this one is new for me. Thank you for the upload.
I get it, but this feels like the perfect way to cap off Ryunosuke's story. Maybe we can get the Mikotoba and Sholmes investigations game everybody wants, with escapades taking place in the future, but a bit longer, like mini cases. (Iris learns about her parents, Sholmes visits Japan, The aftermath of the finale for the legal system, MORE CHIEF INSPECTOR TOBY, and whatever Kazuma and Van Zieks are up to are just a few ideas.)
After i finished the game, i listen to this everytime. it just so good! idk why i get teary when i listen to this alongside with great pursuit. What a great game! that mikotoba step though *chef's kiss*
I'm on a random mixed ace attorney ost playlist. This is the first time I've heard this and the tAP DANCING I CAN'T AAAAAA. I need to pick up this game just to see how dramatic and theatrical sholmes is omfg this goes so hard
If you're planning on playing it, please stay away from *any* Ace Attorney related videos until you finish both games cause they tend to have very big spoilers about the game
Just don’t search any of the characters names at all. SPOILERS I got spoiled that Mael Stronghart was the last culprit because I was searching for Stronghart’s Theme on youtube, and the autosuggest results showed “Mael Stronghart breakdown”
Sholmes: Now all the clues are here in the cabin for you to see. But as I always say, you must not merely look, but observe. Observe and the answers become clear. So… impress me! That line *definitely* proves that Sholmes is the brilliant deduction monster we all know. It wasn’t that he performed well because his partner is back. Even the old times he has always been steps ahead of everybody else, even Mikotoba.
I haven't even reached the part where Sholmes and Mikotoba do the Dance of Deduction (I'm at the beginning of GAA2-4) but the tap-dancing and the violin already fill me with so much joy. Can't wait!
Ah, such refined humor that references the fact that the franchise used to have chiptunes! We had chips in Japanifornia, but now in Great Britain, we have crisps!
@@straypaper While the first three modern AA games *Lays* within the beauty of pixelated music, we get something different within the first two Victorian GAA games as we grab our *Walkers* to this classical tune.
Something I think is really cool about this song. There's a sort of sense of familiarity to it. Despite the fact that you only hear during one part of the game, I can easily picture any number of instances where this would play in the grand finale of the duo's many adventures.
@@shanellemurrey9300 It sounds for the first time when it's revealed that Yujin is "the actual Watson from the books", and it sounds every time the two of them are together and doing wonders. But it just happens like 3 or 4 times at most, since you only discover this during the final lap of the game.
the way I feel a big chill moving up my spine whenever I listen to this piece... I can't even begin to describe the feelings that these two games arouse in me, really. I'm so happy to be able to experience such a beautiful sensation, and I'm extremely grateful to all the team that worked on these games. They really spark joy in me 💗💗💗
I was trying to complete my assignment with this music, had to switch to a different one coz i was getting distracted with the absolute marvel and fire emanated by this legendary theme that my mind was not able to comprehend the tasks for completing the report
when i heard the tapping i was genuinely screaming!!!!!!! they were having so much fun, and THE CLASS???? THE DRAMA??????? THE TAPPING???????????? man!!!!!!!
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SPOILERS I heard this song while looking for Type C. And when I heard this, I know that this will be played during the real Holmes' deduction. Before this as what a comment I saw suggested, he was intentionally making mistakes to guide Naruhodo, but now he showed his true deduction skills
I feel he was doing it all on purpose and knew sicne day 1 about everything, he just wasnt powerful or influential enough to take the big bad guy down. Thats why he grooms naruhodo into this deducing beast so that he eventually could take things down in a true legal way in court.
@@hallavalladalla Don't blame you, I mean one of the best out of context lines in this segment is "I have to say the sight of you is making my mouth water" so I think anyone would ship at that point.
@@johnxina7496 Actually, thrice (even though the Ace Attorney wiki itself reports only two instances). I just double-checked, and I'm pretty sure that this track is played only 3 times: once at the end of 2-4, when Mikotoba and Sholmes are heading out of 221B, another time during the final Dance of Deduction in 2-5, and finally when Sholmes bursts in the Old Baley (not as a hologram) in 2-5, right after Kazuma's breakdown
Question: Am I the only one who confuses 3:05 for their dog barking (when wearing headphones)? I'm always grooving and getting in the spirit only to double take and make sure there isn't actually a dog barking in the distance
i am watching this without even completing the third case. of the first game💀 I have now completed the third and fourth and now on the fifth. Of the first game 💀 I have now beat the fifth case. of the second game 🙂
No. (spoilers for anyone wandering around) I understood that it was the number of the trunk before it was even mentionned, so I was here like : "Ah-hah !5401365 ! I've already figured it out !" And three seconds later I meet my downfall, because "THERE IS NO SIX ?! WHAT DO YOU MEAN THERE IS NO SIX ?!" And then spent an unhealthy amount of time stuck here in confusion. I'm pretty sure we all went through it
So does this arrangement of this song...never actually play ingame, and is only exclusive to the collection? Why does everyone talk like this is in the final deduction.
If the Sholmes from the start of the story were the same as the Sholmes from that final case I would have actually liked his character a lot. Sadly that wasn't the case...
I know he had to have his name changed due to Western copyright, but I never call Sholmes, well that...he's Sherlock Holmes and I call him that everytime I reference him
Nice, this song was great. I was recommended this and I have just finished TGAA2 (which I'll say the game as a whole was a tad disappointing, especially by the end) so it is slightly bittersweet to hear this. While I may not have like the whole "Dance of Deduction"/"Joint Reasoning" as a mechanic, the last one in the final case was great when this music played. Only thing to make it better would've been if they had synch the dance with the music. Now on to the extra escapades!
I've been writing about the game for a video I plan on making, and I concur 100% on the ending being disappointing. Sholmes and Iris literally inventing holograms overnight to livestream the trial to the Queen of England was a massive copout.
@@pindagreat Ikr? While my disappointment isn't strictly limited to the ending, as I don't think any of the cases were as strong/fun as cases 3-5 of TGAA1 (I know that case four is a contentious one), the ending was a big sore spot. What worse is that I think the game had everything it needed in the courtroom to make for a really good ending without having to do what it did. I feel as though that when the gallery demanded that the trial should go on, they should have insisted to form a "makeshift" jury on the spot. Seeing as they were already insisting to make the trial continue, this would have helped hammer that in better without having to rely on the gallery murmurs. If you did this, then Stronghart's whole point about how everything that was revealed during the trial should be swept under the rug for the sake of the country could lead to a Summation Examination with the jury agree to keep everything a secret. You could then have the players press all the statements and go into a discussion about what the law/government is supposed to be/what it exists for, everything wrong with this cover-up and convince the jury to change their mind. This would give the ending more of a "the will of the people" (sort of like a checks and balances dealio) moral and effectively address the whole "bring forth meaningful change to the legal system" that the AA series has been trying (and kinda failing) to handle for years. Whats more, is that this would have lent itself to the "theme" of the ending. Phoenix's arc in T&T was about him becoming a lawyer that doesn't need to rely on those around him to get shit done, where as Naruhodo had to rely on those around him to get shit done. Showing that it is a collective effort to bring about "justice". A part of me has to imagine that this was at least considered in development, as it seems like a natural conclusion to make with all the things there... but they wound up going with the cop-out that they did for some reason. Maybe it was technical limits or that the game was rushed in some way. After all, the game did feel rushed and poorly thought out in a couple other (minor) areas, too. Honestly, I'd really like to hear the story behind the development of this game. As of right now the game is sort of in between "Takumi" and "Yamazaki" territory and I am not sure how big a hand Eshiro (the producer of all Yamazaki's AA games and TGAA2) had in the development of TGAA2.
@@pindagreat Now now, we didn't know that. They might already have prototypes being made in the background. They might just had an all-nighter doing the finishing touch.
I've been thinking, instead of holograms, they could just put Mycroft in the game. They could just introduced him in the beginning of case 4 and let him replace the hologram Sherlock,that would make more sense.
@@pindagreat Spoilers: The other method is for Sholmes bringing in the Queen of England to Old Bailey. But modelling Her Majesty might be considered taboo.
Jigoku hearing tap dancing outside the trunk:
"I'm SO fucked."
LMFAO
lolll I can just imagine Drebber and Seishiro in their hiding places just going “oh god they’re figuring it out”
Edit: In drebber’s case it’s especially funny because there was a fucking time bomb counting down as they were deducting everything
LMFAO
He must have heard of this.
@@GyroMan5136 yeah Drebber be like "wtf why aren't they running away?"
Sholmes didn't screw around for that final logic and reasoning spectacular, he went straight for the truth. Truly legendary.
Just prooves, that all his misaligned logic needed to train Naruhodo.
I think it was showing what Sholmes lacked: his partner. Him and Wilson together were able to solve everything without a hitch.
Holmes was kind of a big picture guy. He knew there was a clue somewhere in the general direction but stunk at noticing the exact detail. His partner complemented him with an ability to look in that general direction and find the particular clue.
@@voisinat I wonder. Because I felt like Sholmes knew all the answers during last deduction. But your version sounds very solid.
@@Stormhold09 Given how Yujin even admits he forgets case details that happened nearly the day after (he left his poor partner out when recollecting the case on the SS Grouse after the trial!) it's pretty clear Holmes is pretty forgetful and tunnel-visioned when it comes to solving crime.
Here's my take on Holmes. When he and Yujin partnered for those 6 years, they did their back and forth profiling witness, victim, and perpetrator alike as they did on the Grouse. Given that Holmes wasn't famous in this version of the world until Yujin's notes were made public by Iris, one could say them solving crimes together was how Sherlock made his name known to the Yard and the English people at large. Sherlock has always demonstrated a bad habit of taking his stellar intellect and hyper-observation to notice all but the last detail and then derailing the entire case because of that. His partner kept him from stumbling and he knew to then rely on Yujin. When Yujin went back to the Japan Holmes started struggling by himself until he met Ryuunosuke.
One could say he is meta-aware the entire time given his keenness to keep Kazuma alive and deduce the assassination exchange, but bear in mind he was communicating with Yujin by wire during that time. Yujin might have been more involved than Holmes gave him credit for...probably because he simply forgot.
Conan Doyle's Holmes didn't need Watson to solve his cases except in instances when he needed a reliable friend to be near the case and let him observe without being seen (see Hound of the Baskervilles). I suspect the DGS writers wanted to hamper his intellect to show everyone working in harmony to cover each other's weaknesses, otherwise Holmes would, out of pride, make a big reveal at the end that he knew all along, as he always did in the short stories.
"We have but minutes until the vessel puts to sea. No games now."
Neurons firing at 100% capacity.
@@TimBagels sholmes pulls out his secret 3rd brain cell
"Time is of the essence!"
@@quangtrungnguyen2885 "Mr strogenov, allow me to remind you of your earlier claim..."
"You told us that Jigoku had _left the ship_ some two hours ago."
The fact that Mikotoba was the REAL Watson was everything.
Yesss!!
After he dies in case 1 its like.... Damn, he died?? but as the game goes along you know hes dead but keep thinking damn hes still important for something huh and then.... 2-4 Ending hits and AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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We demand Mikotoba + Sholmes games. You can't tease us with something this good and only make it one chapter worth!
I could see that kind of game being similar to the investigations games since you’d need more free movement around the crime scene to being as wacky as possible as Sholmes is :)
theres a novel called the Adventure of Sherlock Holmes xd
Great Detective Investigations: Herlock Sholmes 1&2
you can read the conan doyle novels
@@quangtrungnguyen2885 Must be some fan made knock off version
I love the reveal that Holmes was actually a master of deduction
Be honest: You smiled when he started tapdancing XD
I definitely did! I didn't expect it at all, and I was so hecking invested into the story and characters already!
I had the biggest ass-eating grin in my life seeing this segment. On top of the goosebumps. An amazing moment in the history of the franchise. Long live Ace Attorney
@@quangtrungnguyen2885 long live the GREAT ace attorney
I smiled a lot in these games.
Since it's been a while since I played the game (I left it at Episode 4 for a few months), I just laughed. XD
Jigoku in the trunk: WHY DO I HEAR BOSS MUSIC?
"He's just there... Tap dancing menacingly..."
Just finished the game, and everytime i listen this piece it sounds more and more as ''One last dance, dear friend''
We have but minutes until the vessel is put to sea
NO GAMES NOW!
@@quangtrungnguyen2885 Jigoku: I am so, so, fucked.
As a dancer, all the Logic and Reasoning Spectaculars were a huge blast to me because I just stood up and danced along. For the last one in particular I was just pulling my best ballet in the living room at like 2am lmao
giulia ti capisco perfettamente
@@thasampei4162 oddio che bello trovare altri italiani :3
@@giuliaferrucci6662 e tra parentesi ballo anche io ahahahahha immagina la sorpresa
@@thasampei4162 esatto, le coincidenze a volte😂 che stile balli?
@@giuliaferrucci6662 classico, moderno, contemporaneo e hip hop ahahah
My man Herlock Sholmes really IS the greatest detective in the world. Man wasn't lying can't believe I doubted him.
i think this might be the best moment in the game, if not the entire series. finally getting to see Sholmes and Mikotoba do a deduction together and at such a crucial moment.
come Watson, the game is afoot
Case 4: Sholmes doesn't recognize his best friend in the whole world and forgets what a phonograph sounds like.
Case 5: Sholmes effortlessly indicts the Lord Chief Justice of a major world power after revealing he's been intercepting government communications for well over a decade while also having The Queen of England watch the entire thing over a cup of tea via a star wars hologram he invented in the early 1900's
I love this man so much lmao
Late 1890s actually.
@@TechHug There is some evidence to suggest that TGAAC takes place from November 1899 to November 1900, placing the invention itself into the 1900s (though still in the 19th century, since the 20th century began on 1 January 1901). But then again, there's evidence suggesting that it could be taking place some time later, or considerably earlier. For instance, all of the articles in the newspaper we see in TGAA2:R-3 except the one relevant to the case report real events, but in reality some of those events took place more than 40 years apart from each other. In short, it's a mess :D
@@botaku12721 Nobody refers to centuries that way, even if it's technically correct.
Stronghart wouldve survived if Jigoku didnt kill Gregson. Because of that Sholmes had no choice but go all florida man on him.
Centuries were always counted that way until the year 2000 where people got confused because they never learned how calendars work. In the game during the crystal tower exhibition it says it’s the very end of the 19th century so that implies that it’s 1900
WHAT A PERFECT PIECE
It feels like the violin is the cunning Sherlock and those awesome tapping shoe sounds show how Yujin completes the duo.
Sherlock even plays violin
In the notes for this track, the composer notes that there's actually two tap dancers and invites you to consider who the second might be. Ryunosuke? Susato? Iris? Someone else?
@@Moggetslittlesister Morse code baby, its sherlock and "Watson" communicating on a whole different level
@@ManoloRibera070 but which Morse Code
Perfect PERFECT way to cap off Great Deductions, while not the MOST challenging (except maybe this one due to the freedom you have) gameplay, they went all in on the cinematic flair and it shows with this song. And in context- SPOILERS.
It truly was a revolutionary reunion of partners, it always seemed like there was this great force to Yujin and this perfectly answers it. And truly shows Sholmes is quite competent but just trolls everyone for the sake of messing around.
He doesn't do it for the fun of it, he does it to help Naruhodo master the art of deduction
“Not the most challenging”
Stroganov: *puts his mouth to the suitcase*
Stroganov: “Sir, I think they found you…”
@@OMGABACON Obviously, spoilers
I took at as Holmes and Mikotoba sharing the same braincell. Holmes isn't by any stretch of the imagination dumb, but he's prone to entertaining dubious conclusions WAY before he gathers all of the "correct" information. Runo tends to not interrupt him, correcting his deductions after the fact, whereas Mikotoba, being Holmes' "Watson", is able to do this on the fly, in their Dance of Deduction. "Watson" is the "careful observer", who notices small oddities in his surroundings, where Holmes extrapolates the solution using these observations.
The anti gravity device deduction was the best troll ever
I was always under the impression that Sholmes knew everything from day 1, but wasnt as powerful enough to take the "big baddie" down, he was grooming naruhodo to become a vital piece in his play. But yes Sherlock in general isnt complete without his watson.
The great ace attorney is just amazing finished the second game in chronicles today.
I finished it last week, such a masterpiece
Definitely one (we can't really separate them) of the best episode
Its one of the most beautiful games I've ever seen
- SPOILERS BELOW -
I feel like this proves that during the entirety of the first two games up until this point, Holmes' deductions were purposefully wrong in order to "train" Naruhodou and Susato in their deductions as well.
After the final deduction that you do with Holmes as Naruhodou (the Iris one), he tells both Naruhodou and Susato that they "mastered the art of deduction."
Then, in this proper final deduction involving Holmes and Yujin, we get to see the true power of the great detective Sherlock Holmes...and his trusty partner of course, Yujin Mikotoba.
It's truly a magnificent tale.
Yeah I agree. Before doing the second game, I legit thought Herlock was a "smart doofus". You know, by no means stupid, he can hold his own, but just not up to his portrayal in Iris' books. He can deduce fine, but needs a partner to make sure he has the right facts to begin with. I already loved that about him. He was already my favorite version of the character because of this.
Knowing now he was steps ahead of us the entire time, I love him even more. He truly doesn't care if people think he's an idiot, he sincerely wants to elevate people to better themselves, which I think can't be said about the original Holmes. The original Sherlock doesn't care about his reputation, but question his intelligence and he will flip, he's a show-off even in the books. Herlock is not. He loves the spectacle, sure, but not himself.
You could disagree, it's up for debate, but man, there's no question Herlock Sholmes is an amazing portrayal of the character. I'm amazed some people could feel insulted that "Japanese writers dared attack such a classic" (actually read that on reddit and such). He is awesome and you can totally see the writers are legit fans of the original books (the "wrong" deductions are actually all from the books themselves, it's a humurous nod to the fans, how can that be anything but fun ?)
@@tangeek42 It could also be that the original books is what Herlock Sholmes was like, until Mikatoba came along. What we see in this game is his final character development after the events of the books.
The gloves are off.
The game is afoot.
@@tangeek42 I'm so surprised that people still believe in reddit users' humanity. it's just 4chan with wikipedia's mods.
Yeah I choose to believe Holmes was a secret genius all along. It's not even theory, his powers of calculations and thinking ahead of what will happen in cases 4 and 5 is out of this world.
Not gonna lie, i'd play a game with sholmes and the king of germany solving cases together before they died in that tragic "glove in the box" case that killed them both.
Bohemia
thx for the spoilers m8
@@eraser5982 The books have been out for years. A bit late to cry spoiler on 'A Scandal in Bohemia'. /s
@@dvornikovalexei "Well... I think it would be for the best if you didn't mention my mistake. We wouldn't want to start a war now, would we?"
Not going to lie, I got a bit choked up here in game. This song, along with Great Ace Attorney, can only be summed up with one word: magnificent
I never knew this piece existed, and I've followed the game since it's japanese release. The violin goes so hard, it's so good, dear fellow! I thought that this song had only four variations (main theme, beta, and the two in the OST), but this one is new for me. Thank you for the upload.
It came out with the switch release.
@@juliogomesdesouza9035 actually not just the switch release it also came on the PS4 release
That makes sense considering you're not in the official version.
@@faresalsayed9005 and steam
@@DementedDuskull Damn, that's brutal...
Sholmes went wild with his Stradivarius amazing
Just finished Chronicles and man I'm a believer. Really want a third installment
I get it, but this feels like the perfect way to cap off Ryunosuke's story. Maybe we can get the Mikotoba and Sholmes investigations game everybody wants, with escapades taking place in the future, but a bit longer, like mini cases. (Iris learns about her parents, Sholmes visits Japan, The aftermath of the finale for the legal system, MORE CHIEF INSPECTOR TOBY, and whatever Kazuma and Van Zieks are up to are just a few ideas.)
@@Dipped1234 The Great Investigations Of Herlock Sholmes: Logic and Reasoning Extraordinare!
Oh damn. Was pretty neutral on Sholmes' original theme but this one is hits and uses his melody very well.
After i finished the game, i listen to this everytime. it just so good! idk why i get teary when i listen to this alongside with great pursuit. What a great game!
that mikotoba step though *chef's kiss*
I'm on a random mixed ace attorney ost playlist. This is the first time I've heard this and the tAP DANCING I CAN'T AAAAAA. I need to pick up this game just to see how dramatic and theatrical sholmes is omfg this goes so hard
If you're planning on playing it, please stay away from *any* Ace Attorney related videos until you finish both games cause they tend to have very big spoilers about the game
@@user-jd4eb6xl7y I concur, i was spoiled of some certain plotwists, although. The part that this played out wasn't, and it was absolutely incredible.
@@user-jd4eb6xl7y (spoilers)
by some miracle, the only spoiler beforehand i got was that jigoku was a killer
Just don’t search any of the characters names at all.
SPOILERS
I got spoiled that Mael Stronghart was the last culprit because I was searching for Stronghart’s Theme on youtube, and the autosuggest results showed “Mael Stronghart breakdown”
@@focalpoint._ It was pretty obvious though, you just had to look at him. VL
Sholmes: Now all the clues are here in the cabin for you to see. But as I always say, you must not merely look, but observe. Observe and the answers become clear. So… impress me!
That line *definitely* proves that Sholmes is the brilliant deduction monster we all know. It wasn’t that he performed well because his partner is back. Even the old times he has always been steps ahead of everybody else, even Mikotoba.
And yet mikotoba was so close behind him, he saw what sholmes saw almost instantly.
They really need to make a Dai Gyakuten Saiban Gaiden with Holmes and Mikotoba solving cases when Yujin firstly arrived on London.
just read the original sherlock holmes novels and picture watson actually being mikotoba.
STOP. WAIT.
listen to this with headphones. you’re welcome.
maybe it's just my ears fooling me, but sometimes it sounds like the tap dancing part moves from one ear to the other
I haven't even reached the part where Sholmes and Mikotoba do the Dance of Deduction (I'm at the beginning of GAA2-4) but the tap-dancing and the violin already fill me with so much joy. Can't wait!
Nice! The music is really crisp
Ah, such refined humor that references the fact that the franchise used to have chiptunes! We had chips in Japanifornia, but now in Great Britain, we have crisps!
@@straypaper OKAY THIS IS HILARIOUS
@@straypaper love me a good crisptune
@@straypaper While the first three modern AA games *Lays* within the beauty of pixelated music, we get something different within the first two Victorian GAA games as we grab our *Walkers* to this classical tune.
@@anthonydeadman you mean, as we grab our *Wankers* to this classical tune.
Something I think is really cool about this song. There's a sort of sense of familiarity to it. Despite the fact that you only hear during one part of the game, I can easily picture any number of instances where this would play in the grand finale of the duo's many adventures.
Wait, you only hear this once? That’s a shame, I just spent ages vibing to it and kind of dancing lol
@@shanellemurrey9300 It sounds for the first time when it's revealed that Yujin is "the actual Watson from the books", and it sounds every time the two of them are together and doing wonders. But it just happens like 3 or 4 times at most, since you only discover this during the final lap of the game.
This is a great rearrangement holy shit.
I'm so glad more ppl will get to play this game. It's soooo good.
One of the best songs in the game, to go along with the best part of the whole game!
What a way to make the final stretch very, very memorable.
The Great Ace Attorney is a true blast and one of the finest gaming experiences of 2021. ;)
the way I feel a big chill moving up my spine whenever I listen to this piece... I can't even begin to describe the feelings that these two games arouse in me, really. I'm so happy to be able to experience such a beautiful sensation, and I'm extremely grateful to all the team that worked on these games. They really spark joy in me 💗💗💗
This reminds me of a puzzle! Whoops wrong game.
I miss layton, catrielle is just....not feel like layton enough
Well, the crossover did had a profound effect to Shu Takumi that brought forth The Great Ace Attorney.
GREAT ost. Probably my favourite moment of the game.
If ever Phoenix gets in smash this better follow him there.
If a Smash 6 is possible and Phoenix is in it as a fighter
I would KILL for some TGAA OSTs to be in the game
@@fwapkiwami that and a Ryunosuke alt
@@fwapkiwami if i can get sm5shmusic to work, i could create a mod for that
@@fwapkiwamiI would kill AND get called out by Wright for it
Oh my god, PERFECTION.
**Glass breaks** Bwooooo... click-click click-click click-click-CLICK!
Move over Presto 2009, Ace Attorney has a new best song
if sholmes ever said take that, this should be his pursuit
I was trying to complete my assignment with this music, had to switch to a different one coz i was getting distracted with the absolute marvel and fire emanated by this legendary theme that my mind was not able to comprehend the tasks for completing the report
TGAAC had the best music in the entire franchise IMO, I love the other installment's soundtracks but they still can't top this duology for me.
Bought the game after listening to this one.... I will not regret, right?
Absolutely not. It's the best Ace Attorney ever made.
tell us how your experience of the game is so far
@@onox4956 not quite, but the 2nd GAA is most certainly up there
@@jamestrainor4293 what is better?
@@IrishGuyForfeitEnforcer tnt
when i heard the tapping i was genuinely screaming!!!!!!! they were having so much fun, and THE CLASS???? THE DRAMA??????? THE TAPPING???????????? man!!!!!!!
Sholmes really was a beast in the last last trial
He made no opportunities for Stronghart to take a shower to wash all those stenches
He was in the middle of a chess game that he had been planning for years! The moment he took the opponent's kings with his queen was checkmate ❤
Absolutely fantastic
Great soundtrack along with all the rest of the them! You can just feel the tension and you just KNOW you’re close to finding the real truth!
I was the 69th sub to this channel!
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becoming violent and awesome i love this arrangement
love the music from this game, study like and VERY uplifting.
What a legendary theme and game
SPOILERS
I heard this song while looking for Type C. And when I heard this, I know that this will be played during the real Holmes' deduction. Before this as what a comment I saw suggested, he was intentionally making mistakes to guide Naruhodo, but now he showed his true deduction skills
I feel he was doing it all on purpose and knew sicne day 1 about everything, he just wasnt powerful or influential enough to take the big bad guy down. Thats why he grooms naruhodo into this deducing beast so that he eventually could take things down in a true legal way in court.
Anyone else low-key wanted yujin and scholmes in smash after this moment?
Lol i read "to" instead of "in" 😅
@@hallavalladalla que that old video of the guy going, "oh my" 😅
@@hallavalladalla it's amazing the difference a single word could make
@@hallavalladalla Don't blame you, I mean one of the best out of context lines in this segment is "I have to say the sight of you is making my mouth water" so I think anyone would ship at that point.
yujin is a legend.
These two games are definitely the best of the franchise.
what if we got a dgs spinoff with yujin and sholmes solving mysteries with great deductions?
i miss ace atrorney so much i love susato
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Ryunosuke is that you?
Masterpiece
That violin solo is everything
Great
i swear they put crack in this song fr it's so good
Underrated.
I don't know how many times I've listened to this,but it's at least over 20
The music in these games is the best in the series so far, hands down.
Truly a last dance toward the finale.
I don't care what anyone says Dance Of Deduction is easily the Best Ability in the franchise not only it's enjoyable it brings emotions too
A great blink and you'll miss it track. It's sad that it only plays once
twice
@@johnxina7496 Actually, thrice (even though the Ace Attorney wiki itself reports only two instances). I just double-checked, and I'm pretty sure that this track is played only 3 times: once at the end of 2-4, when Mikotoba and Sholmes are heading out of 221B, another time during the final Dance of Deduction in 2-5, and finally when Sholmes bursts in the Old Baley (not as a hologram) in 2-5, right after Kazuma's breakdown
Question: Am I the only one who confuses 3:05 for their dog barking (when wearing headphones)?
I'm always grooving and getting in the spirit only to double take and make sure there isn't actually a dog barking in the distance
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Bestie theres no dog
i actually hear it, on my right. Something similar happens to me with the Pursuit theme lol
If you listen closely “Hello, welcome to the adventures of Sherlock Holmes” can be heard.
I think you mean Herlock Sholmes
Antonio Humberto Nah, they made this song before they knew about the name change.
timestamp?
@@herrforehead3745 Listen to the whole thing you’ll hear it
@@Poppipower dude i don't wanna have to go through all 30 minutes, just give me a timestamp
"Where can Jigoku be hiding ?"
Tchikin: *Intense staring at truck*
i am watching this without even completing the third case.
of the first game💀
I have now completed the third and fourth and now on the fifth.
Of the first game 💀
I have now beat the fifth case.
of the second game 🙂
2:13 gets me every time
Sholmes, why did you discover the truth? We need to Cross Correct you.
CAN SOMEONE MAKE AN ANIMATION OF THIS PLEASE
It's a best
thx for the extension but what did you do to my boy ryoji?
oh FUCK yes
Did you arrange this or is this from an official album?
Its from the game in the preorder edition
*KURAE*
Not be confused with curare, the last time that happened was a tragedy.
Eat
Where does the cool logo come from?
Back in 2017 when they released a special pack edition of DGS1&2 together
so question dose sholmes just screw around in the others or is he so good that he can find evidence to support the most outlandish claims.
He always been good, he just wanted ryunosuke to learn deduction
Loved this moment, but am I the only one who had absolutely no idea what the "e" in Sholmes was supposed to be?
Huh?
Me too
I figured it out quite quickly, but put the numbers in reverse, so semlohs
I was pissed when I found out
No.
(spoilers for anyone wandering around)
I understood that it was the number of the trunk before it was even mentionned, so I was here like :
"Ah-hah !5401365 ! I've already figured it out !"
And three seconds later I meet my downfall, because "THERE IS NO SIX ?! WHAT DO YOU MEAN THERE IS NO SIX ?!"
And then spent an unhealthy amount of time stuck here in confusion.
I'm pretty sure we all went through it
THEY REARRANGED THE OSTS?????? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
pov: what i hear when someone told me that i had lack of evidence
and i replied with them having lack of bitches
0:18
Imagine you saw a liar person and you say objection to that person and this music start to kick in
Me:ITS TIME TO REVEAL YOUR TRUE COLOR LIAR!!!!
*** Clickity clackity clockity CLACK! ***
I need to come up with a dance while deducing facts about crime scenes. 🤔
I wonder tho, where did he learn tap dancing? It was just being invented in America at this time lol
So does this arrangement of this song...never actually play ingame, and is only exclusive to the collection? Why does everyone talk like this is in the final deduction.
Its a remix of the thing
If the Sholmes from the start of the story were the same as the Sholmes from that final case I would have actually liked his character a lot. Sadly that wasn't the case...
I know he had to have his name changed due to Western copyright, but I never call Sholmes, well that...he's Sherlock Holmes and I call him that everytime I reference him
man so many spoiler on top comment
The normal version of this rearrangement plays during the climax of the 2nd game, so I really don't know what you expected.
Nice, this song was great. I was recommended this and I have just finished TGAA2 (which I'll say the game as a whole was a tad disappointing, especially by the end) so it is slightly bittersweet to hear this. While I may not have like the whole "Dance of Deduction"/"Joint Reasoning" as a mechanic, the last one in the final case was great when this music played. Only thing to make it better would've been if they had synch the dance with the music.
Now on to the extra escapades!
I've been writing about the game for a video I plan on making, and I concur 100% on the ending being disappointing.
Sholmes and Iris literally inventing holograms overnight to livestream the trial to the Queen of England was a massive copout.
@@pindagreat Ikr? While my disappointment isn't strictly limited to the ending, as I don't think any of the cases were as strong/fun as cases 3-5 of TGAA1 (I know that case four is a contentious one), the ending was a big sore spot. What worse is that I think the game had everything it needed in the courtroom to make for a really good ending without having to do what it did.
I feel as though that when the gallery demanded that the trial should go on, they should have insisted to form a "makeshift" jury on the spot. Seeing as they were already insisting to make the trial continue, this would have helped hammer that in better without having to rely on the gallery murmurs. If you did this, then Stronghart's whole point about how everything that was revealed during the trial should be swept under the rug for the sake of the country could lead to a Summation Examination with the jury agree to keep everything a secret. You could then have the players press all the statements and go into a discussion about what the law/government is supposed to be/what it exists for, everything wrong with this cover-up and convince the jury to change their mind. This would give the ending more of a "the will of the people" (sort of like a checks and balances dealio) moral and effectively address the whole "bring forth meaningful change to the legal system" that the AA series has been trying (and kinda failing) to handle for years.
Whats more, is that this would have lent itself to the "theme" of the ending. Phoenix's arc in T&T was about him becoming a lawyer that doesn't need to rely on those around him to get shit done, where as Naruhodo had to rely on those around him to get shit done. Showing that it is a collective effort to bring about "justice".
A part of me has to imagine that this was at least considered in development, as it seems like a natural conclusion to make with all the things there... but they wound up going with the cop-out that they did for some reason. Maybe it was technical limits or that the game was rushed in some way. After all, the game did feel rushed and poorly thought out in a couple other (minor) areas, too.
Honestly, I'd really like to hear the story behind the development of this game. As of right now the game is sort of in between "Takumi" and "Yamazaki" territory and I am not sure how big a hand Eshiro (the producer of all Yamazaki's AA games and TGAA2) had in the development of TGAA2.
@@pindagreat Now now, we didn't know that. They might already have prototypes being made in the background. They might just had an all-nighter doing the finishing touch.
I've been thinking, instead of holograms, they could just put Mycroft in the game. They could just introduced him in the beginning of case 4 and let him replace the hologram Sherlock,that would make more sense.
@@pindagreat Spoilers:
The other method is for Sholmes bringing in the Queen of England to Old Bailey. But modelling Her Majesty might be considered taboo.