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Hope you keep with the series, love this franchise

you are kinda mid at this game

53:35 Rest in peace Saver. She was a good friend. Until she got banned.

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I've played the original on DS and I've been busy past these few months, seeing reactions to the game's incredible ending. Yours was by far one of the most enjoyable. Don't ever be ashamed of your tears. Something you should know is that Missile is actually heavily based on Shu Takumi's real life dog. Here is his story... Missile was a pomeranian Puppy adopted by Shu Takumi on 2007. He was named after a dog appearing in Gyakuten Saiban 1 (aka Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney 1). The dog in the original game was a throwaway gag, not essential in the overall game’s story. The real-life little pomeranian however proved to be an essential part of Shu Takumi’s life. Missile was Shu Takumi’s best friend. The little doggie was always there for him, always available to lift his spirits with a cheerful bark when he was feeling down and always offering a friendly paw even in the gloomiest of circumstances. Missile was a truly loyal friend, offering unconditional love and friendship, helping Shu Takumi get over even the most difficult of times. So when time came to make Ghost Trick, a game about ghosts, regrets, mystery, loyalty, friendship and ultimate redemption, it felt perfectly natural for Shu Takumi to give his best little friend a part in the story. The game’s developers didn’t initially want to put Missile in the game. They didn’t have a problem with putting a dog as a character, they had a problem with the fact that the dog was a *Pomeranian* and they would have problems animating his fur in-game. Shu Takumi however insisted and eventually, after meeting the little doggie and falling under its charm, the developers relented into putting him in the game in all his Pomeranian glory. Not only did they put him in the game, in fact, they went above and beyond in capturing his charm perfectly. They studied his moves and mannerisms, in order to get his movements down pat. Missile’s iconic in-game bark was actually a recording of sound-designer’s Nobuyuki Shimizu Labrador Retriever who was coincidentally also named Missile! Shu Takumi wanted to record his own Missile, but Shimizu-san also wanted to put a part of his own dog in the game and Takumi eventually relented. So, yeah, Missile in the game was voiced by Missile. Just not THE Missile. In order to make up for not recording his own dog for the game Shu Takumi made a “character song” for Ghost Trick’s Missile called "Boku Wa Missile" (I am Missile), which you easily find on TH-cam. The song was made to celebrate Ghost Trick’s 3rd year release anniversary and even though the song talks about Ghost Trick’s Missile, a lot of the behaviors mentioned in the lyrics (such as Missile’s tendency to climb on the sofa and then needing help to get back down) are things that Takumi’s pomeranian friend used to do. And, yes, Missile did voice himself this time. The barks you hear in the song are of Shu Takumi's Top Pomeranian Puppy! (The song was later remade for the 2023 re-release of the game, and yes, the original Missile's barks are still there). If it’s not perfectly clear, Shu Takumi *really* wanted to tell everyone how awesome his little dog was. He made the little dog an essential part of Ghost Trick and stealthily made the world, at least that small part of it that played Ghost Trick, fall in love with him. One final Missile fact that I can’t find a proper segway for is that Missile also got along surprisingly well with Wagahai and Sankichi, the cats that later also entered the Takumi household, though, the way Takumi tells it, it was the cats that called the shots more often than not. Yes, Sissel and Missile's friendship was based in real life too! Missile passed away on the 10th of November 2018. The way Shu Takumi puts it, the valiant little doggie waited for him to return from the US, to spend some final time with him before passing on. We don’t know the exact details, if Missile passed away in his sleep, or he breathed his last after giving Shu Takumi one last bark and snuggle. All we know is that it was sudden and unexpected. Missile is no longer with us, but his memory lives on. He will always be remembered by Shu Takumi as the friend that always was by his side... …and he will always be remembered by the gaming community as the little Pomeranian that stole everybody’s hearts and made Ghost Trick a truly memorable experience. MISAIRU TONDEKE!

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i like her model