Hey folks! I want to try upload more regularly again over the coming months. I've got content and games I'm really excited to share coming. Been having more fun than ever on my Twitch streams, and I want to keep putting out highlights like these for those who can't watch me live. This week I'll be streaming Spooky games, along with the new Mario Party with the Irish Lads. You can catch everything live here - I go live at 7pm on weekdays, and 3pm on weekends. All my times are based in Ireland www.twitch.tv/rtgame
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Two fun facts about the Magatama 1. If Phoenix loses all his health, he will be forced to stop or else his soul will shatter. 2. Court penalties will transfer over to Phoenix's health in the following investigation segments. Thus, we can conclude that, canonically, the Judge has the power to damage other people's souls via penalties.
I saw something comparing Manfred and Franziska that said “Manfred is like a Speedrunner and Franziska is a completionist” and I think it fits really well
Pheonix won a case with amnesia, this reminds me of a quote from Edgeworth: 'Give Wright a day and he's good, Give Wright an hour and he's great, Give Wright a minute, and he's unstoppable.'
For someone who (as far as I know), has no experience, his range is surprising good! People were saying that Von Karma sounded like magical John, but I could defo hear a slight but distinctive difference.
you sure that was fear? i know he was dead silent for a few seconds but i could swear you can almost hear unbridled glee emanating from him at the thought of getting more "von karma, no!" jokes out of this game
For you SEE, I had a fortune teller tell me of my inevitable downfall! So I had a heir so that I could exact my revenge BEFORE YOU WERE EVER AN ATTORNEY!!! MWA HA HA HA
Its almost scary how fast RT predicted most of the stuff in Morgan's case before they went into court. This game really turned RT into a fortune teller more than a lawyer
@@BraveLilToasty Did I ever say common sense? I got about half of the things in the case solved before court when I played but that was just because they weren't really trying to hide anything since it's essentially still the tutorial. No need to be a prick.
@@vintheguy before court is one thing but he was nailing a decent amount of it before the murder even occurred. Yeah a lot of it's predictable but he still predicted it very quickly
@@XavierTheNeonTiger I mean -Random incinerator that's out of place in this rural spirits village place -random person that's sleeping and hasn't done anything and is also related to the reason the victim went to the village on the first place. Yeah, he predicted it because it wasn't really trying to be subtle
The entirety of Ace Attorney Trilogy be like: Culprit: "OH GOLLY GEE I am but a humble murderer. Man i wish i could find a random unsuspecting person to frame this crime on. " Maya: "hey"
Judge: ok who is the defendant again Prosecutor: maya Judge: not guilty arrest the eyewitness immediately This reply was brought to you by the guy who saw it somewhere and decided to copy it without saying the guy who made the og because he forgor 💀
this is the best AA playthrough I've ever seen. dan's shocked silence after seeing von karma and then "I HAD A CONTINGENCY PLAN, PHOENIX. I HAD AN HEIR"
One thing I like is how Franziska legitimately does use all her dads tricks right out of the gate, she even picks up on something the police missed and uses it as another part of her trap. Makes her feel different to deal with than edgeworth
23:43 In the original version, the "loves bananas" option was "loves large bananas"; and Richard nervously refused to answer, but didn't deny that he loves large bananas.
There are only a few things that can give me joy: 1: Receiving my paycheck 2: Going on vacation 3: Hearing that the prosecutor for this case will be von Karma
I was hoping for RT to play this game back when case 3 got release cause I knew he was going to lose it when he found out that the next prosecutor was a Von Karma
Here's a (not so fun) fact: Witnesses have been proven to be very unreliable, especially if an offense or crime involved the use of a weapon. What makes it even worse is the way that the police still tends to question them, often resulting in inaccurate descriptions and the loss or damage of memory of important details. Sure the game amps everything up by 100, but a flimsy testimony like that of Lotta could turn up and seriously be used to convict someone in real life. Anyway, I'm glad that RT is playing this! It's really fun for him and fun for us, win-win!
Yeah, people have poked around scientifically, and figured out that if, say, you ask a witness "was the suspect tall?", you'll get a different answer compared to "what height was the suspect?" Memory is surprisingly unreliable, and it often fills in blanks depending on what makes sense. So it's pretty easy for police to go "did you hear a gunshot?" and have the witness answer "yes," because they think they heard _something_ and they figure it _could_ be a gunshot.
@@misterbadguy7325 It is objectionable (in U.S. courts at least) for lawyers to use leading questions during direct examination. However, such practices seem to not be used during police interrogation. Questions should be: "What was he wearing?" instead of "Was he wearing a suit?"
@@idontneedaname318 Yup. In the US the police can also flat-out lie to you. When I was in high school I was the passenger in a car when my friend got into an accident. A few days later he asked me why I had told the police that he's an inattentive, reckless driver. I'd never said anything of the sort. My mom, who works for the district attorney's office, told me that it's pretty common for the police to lie like that in order to secure a confession. This type of deception can often lead to false confessions, and the state where I live recently became the first in the country to forbid the police from lying to minors during an investigation.
I'd like to point out that now that they claim Maya's channeling technique physically transforms her, it means that every time Mia appears in court, Maya actually transforms and EVERYONE but Phoenix ignores it. Also: Von Karma became Von Karmin
@@captainblue5096 The judge has noticed when Pearl transformed into Mia, but she literally just went "you're seeing things, judge" and he was like "oh ok"
I know somewhere in Day 3 of the Maya case Franziska alludes to knowing that Pearl has been channeling Mia the whole time. It's a blink and you miss it moment. But you can tell the shade was thrown at Mia specifically cause she was the only one to get pissed about what was said.
@@captainblue5096 must be really painful stretching your bones to be three times larger than normal and then have them shrink back to their original size
"For a court of law, a lot of crime seems to occur within the building." This game is where it really gets off the rails, since the developers never expected it to cross the Pacific. I think JfA and the series as a whole better for embracing that
especially since as the series continues more and more crimes keep happening in the court building or other places associated with it, honestly i can't wait for the interrogation room to eventually be a crime scene
@@Marlotix I'll double check if I'm wrong later today. But I'm fairly certain that they wanted to localize the first and second game but they caught wind of the ds and decides to just release it all on a collection
Thank god someone else thought the fact that Dustin's neck FUCKING SNAPPED would make it, if not completely impossible, at least highly improbable that he wrote Maggey's name in the sand.
I mean, it is possible. How quickly you die from a broken neck depends on the nature of the break itself. And, though this series is based on Japanese law, I know that at least American law dictates that verdicts are only to be declared after the removal of _any_ reasonable doubt. So, is it dumb? Yeah, kinda. Does it make _some_ sense? Yes.
The best part of Franziska is that she isnt going for pure guilt She wants you to go for justified self defense She actually wants a lesser sentence She isnt Manfred
@@DParkerNunya so, she is a little bit like edgeworth. Would prosecute without prejudice but happily comply to take down the actual criminal if proven other wise.
This video proves that people in the Phoenix Wright universe canonically see what other people say as text but not through a phone, because for some reason everyone in the court room could instantly tell the difference between "Maggie" and "Maggey" despite admitting it sounds the exact same and you'd need to see the text to tell the difference
Richard Wellington may be the Drift Doctor with a PhD in Drifting, but he will never surpass RT and his title of the Drift King which he was crowned back in college
53:07 holy fuck are you KIDDING me? I knew the twists weren't too difficult to find but still that's just... Damn. You fucking nailed it completely. No misses.
I love that phoenix in the tutorial is very clearly injured and doesn't know what is going on, but everyone around him is like "welp...must be nerves. He's clearly fit to defend his client"
"Say, the defence lawyer has quite a large lump on his head, unfocused eyes, doesn't know his own fucking name, and keeps waving his badge around. He's definitely fit for trial"
Not sure if this is a joke or not, but just in case it isn’t, I should clarify: Ambidextrous means to be equally bot left and right handed, it’s not about love, it’s the relationship between your brain and arms/hands
@@thevoiceinyourhead7215 thank you voice in my head By the way I took out mommy and daddy like you told me to, and now the bad guys with the glowy cars are outside.
Byrde: "Have you list your mind?" Von Karma: *appears at the prosecution table* "He has! And I was the one that did it! I burned it in the chemical factory!"
I TOLD MAGGEY TO “GET THE BANANA” AND THAT IS WHY SHE ORDERED THE YELLOW COLORED GLOVE. I DID THIS IN ORDER TO INACT THR EVENTS OF THE CASE SO THAT YOU COULD GET MEMMORY LOSS!!!!
@@somedouchemcbag987 Wait... Mother of Pearl? huh... "Mother-of-pearl shell is commonly believed to attract prosperity and is often used in mystical work and lore to heighten intuition, psychic sensitivity and imagination. It is believed that mother-of-pearl shell offers soothing, motherly protection from negative energy and love."
@@somedouchemcbag987 another month later but, the implications of morgan not teaching pearl much outside of the clan makes it like if this succeeded, pearl would not know how to be the master. She would require lots of help from morgan, so morgan can effectively be the master through pearl.
for anyone who wasn't there live, i think it's worth mentioning that when the baseball glove in the first case showed up the chat was absolutely SCREAMING 'kris get the banana' and 'potassium' every time it was on screen lmao
@@spritepepsiplushes8353 Funnily enough, the original Japanese dialogue hints that the Judge might be slightly into it. If I remember the post I once read correctly.
I mean, Wellington assaulted Phoenix in the Defendant’s Lobby and the two Baliffs somehow didn’t see it, so Von Karma getting away with the whip is completely expected
I love how when he gets told the key is the key to understanding everything, and it askes him to present evidence, his mouse instantly begins moving towards his lawyers badge, before cutting. XD
14:18 so for anyone who didnt watch the stream, at this point almost everyone in the chat was saying "Potassium." or "BANANA". and it continued every time the glove showed up lmao (also chat was SIMPING for Franziska)
@@patentpending7016 idk he had a bad time w/ Undertale and quit cos everyone was back seating and he said, actually during this stream that he wasn’t going to play it so I figure that’ll stay true
and jealous German defense attorneys with tight security and super assains and a quiet kid turned mastermind and a final fantasy villain and an underground government experiment with witch's and medvival shit
just some timestamps for myself 10:46 "Minor spelling mistake, I win, you lose, good bye" 20:50 Drift Doctor 1:07:43 RT reacts to Von Karma 2 / "Von Karma, how??" 1:18:34 "Von Karma 2, no!!" 1:20:31 "What will you do now, Mr. Phoenix Wright?" / "Von Karmas, no!!"
I didn't even catch that it was the exact quote, but when he repeated it in the Von Karma voice I could clearly remember all the times I've heard that exact line.
Whenever you think the writing in this game is especially dumb, keep in mind this "Takumi says he was asked by producer Atsushi Inaba (now a member of PlatinumGames) to write the entirety of Justice for All's script within three-and-a-half months. To put this in perspective, it had taken Takumi a month on average to write each episode of the first Ace Attorney game." Not only that, but he originally wrote the whole script with Edgeworth as the prosecutor, and changed it and rewrote the entire script. Not only that, but he had to write one more case then normal (even though the actual case number was 4, he wrote 5. Recipe for Turnabout was originally written to be in Justice for All.) By all accounts, this is actually really impressive. Just wanted to give this games writing the benefit of the doubt, since I hear a lot of people complain about the game and it's writing
That makes a lot of sense as to why it was absolute trash. They should’ve given him more time, three and a half months is barely enough time to think of a whole game’s plot.
I think the only issues i had was that i felt only the last episode in Justice for All was properly focused on the story, and the Magatama mechanic felt improperly introduced in the sense that i didn't know how to back out until a while after the "tutorial" part
38:21 And this girl maya we have so many unforgettable memories like that time her sister died, the time she got accused for murder, that time she had me vandalize a grate, that time she got tazed by von karma, that other time she got accused of murder
"Alright Pal, Well, The Prosecutor for this case is Prosecutor Von Karma" "I sense a disturbance in the Twitch chat, as if a million voices screamed in unison and then suddenly silenced" [1:07:40]
I mean, if you've forgotten that you're a lawyer and all your experience of law plus how incriminating the evidence looked, anyone in that position would think that the defendant was fucked. ...maybe, except for optimistic types. (It's not like amnesia makes you forget about your own personality... right?)
WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW HYPED I AM FOR THIS!!!! His play through of the first game inspired me to actually buy the trilogy for the Nintendo Switch, and I absolutely loved the entire trilogy and now obsessed with all things ace attorney ( especially Damon Gant who deserves more than he got as a character). I spent 3 months playing through the games as I had Jr cert to stingy for ( even though it was summer). I remember binge watching the first 4 causes he played before going out with my scout group for a week, but when I got back, I decided to purchase the game as it reminded me of the camp, the game was spoiled a bit as I watched him play them, but I didn’t care ( case 5 hadn’t been on the channel yet as he went on break, so that probably constitutes for it being my favourite case in the trilogy and how I played through it when I was also camping so nostalgia plays a role it). So if you couldn’t tell already, these games hold a special place to me in my heart ( FYI, I didn’t mention the next games as to not spoil anything). I am now going to watch this by the fire, with a hot chocolate, as the cold Irish rain storms outside ( weather is awful in Wexford ). Edit:*Study
Congrats on discovering the universe of Ace Attorney. In case you cant buy a nintendo DS or 3DS, you can play all Ace attorney in emulators. Desmume for DS and Citra for 3DS. ALL of them are awesome games. Even the Miles Edgeworth investigations are amazing.
Gotta love how Phoenix Wright games give a pretty reasonable scenario that makes the defendant seem guilty, And then they whip out the classic "he died instantly but he still wrote the defendants name after his neck snapped" like everyone is hilariously incompetent and i love it
you'd be shocked how freaking realistic this sadly is. For example, a few years ago in Germany there were suspicions a freakin mass murderer ala Jack the ripper was doing their rounds because they found mysterious DNA in multiple different and unrelated murder-cases. However, it turned out that the police actually had created a non existent phantom. You see, this happened around the time CSi was popular and people saw that they used Q-tips to get samples from everything, so the guy in charge of that part of the police ordered a lot of q-tips for the German CSI unit to use. Major issue though: he ordered regular consumer Q-Tips, which aren't sterile like the ones used and shown in the CSI TV show. What happened was that a worker had propably sneezed onto the q-tips in the factory which left their DNA on them which in turn was found when the police analyzed the samples from the different crime scenes. So no, Ace Atthorney is not as unrealistic as you think because, in my example, it took them allmost a year to figure this mistake out. Yes. Seriously.
My headcannon is that Phoenix actually has the ability to make short leaps backwards in conversations and court cases. That's why he's known as the bluff king since he's just always coming up with different theories in order to solve a case.
I... actually really like. How normal Von Karma's voice is coming out of Franziska's at some points(yes I know it's played for the joke). As someone who has studied her character at this point in her life... It's really appropriate.
i’d like to formally thank rt for getting me into ace attorney. after i finished watching his playthrough of the second to last case of the first game, I went and bought the trilogy, finished it, and went straight into the great ace attorney chronicles right after, and loved every second of it. thanks to rt, i’ve met one of my most favorite games of all time, tgaa2. I’m so excited to watch rt finish the trilogy and i hope he gets to tgaa bc those games are truly masterpieces
I have amazing news for you! Ace Attorney has a sequel series that's completely 3D like Great Ace Attorney, and a game in between the trilogy and the sequel called Apollo Justice with just *gorgeous* spritework. All of these games are available on several platforms, even mobile!
@@fuwafuwas awesome, I'm happy you loved it! I'm still playing through it myself (I got into Ace Attorney a year or two before it was localized, unfortunately).
Ace attorney has always been a favorite series of mine, when Rt played the first game and brought in so many new fans it genuinely brought a tear to my eye...
Phoenix is soooo lucky that the technicalities he points out really do lead to the truth. I don't think anyone would believe "he was left handed but wrote the name with his right hand. Therefore, he didn't wright it." Otherwise. (Then again, we all know too well the kind of court this judge runs.)
The name is both spelled wrong AND written with the wrong hand. If he was ambidextrous, Maggey wouldn't have to go through all that trouble to make the glove for a left-handed person. Each of those facts alone are weak, but combined make a pretty convincing argument that "Maggie" could not have been written by the victim. It's not totally non-sensical.
It's a city with the dumbest lawyers, judges, and investigators but also the dumbest criminals that lead to the dumbest and very entertaining crimes and trials.
Like that the court is confused about Maya being able to change her physical form when she has done so in the past and Mia is also in the court at the same time XD
Franziska: **explaining how maya's powers work** also Franziska: **ignores the little child who just became a grwon ass woman right in front of everyone's eyes**
And here we see example 1 of Phoenix being fucking indestructible. Maybe the spikes protect his head? But seriously, you'd think they'd delay court for an attorney who remembers fuck all about anything and probably had blood all over the back of his head and signs of a concussion
Perjury is literally non existent. The only time in the series there is ever a legit acknowledgement of perjury and pending punishment after the trial is in The Great Ace Attorney. You know, the games set WAY IN THE PAST
@@art-cs6us falsified evidence is not the same as perjury (at least as far as I know, note that I am NOT educated in law, Japanifornian or otherwise) Perjury is intentional false testimony, i.e lying to the court. So the Phoenix case being both accidental and regarding physical evidence does not apply. Really IIRC what Phoenix was accused of was forging evidence, which he wasn't guilty of (yet), rather than using fraudulent evidence, which he actually did (though unknowingly)
This stream was a whole experience I loved it haha even more with von karma Jr still amazing that we got the inside joke word for word in the game I laughed so hard Edit: the inside joke is at 1:20:36 for people that want to see it imidiatly.
There is only a few certain things in life: Death Taxes There must always be a Lich King There must always be a Von Karma And that RT is the Drift King
Fun fact, both of the von karma's cover their right shoulder with their hand when stressed, easily noticeable with Manfred since it's like his only stressed animation, and it foreshadows where the bullet is (or references it this case)
Im just trying to imagine Von Karma and Von Karma 2 speaking with each other "Eat your veggies Von Karma 2, you will be big and strong like your father" "*Whip* i dont want them dad!" "If you dont eat ill burn your fingerprints at the chemical factory, mwahahahahah" "Nooo, not the chemical factory!" "MWAHAHAHAHAH, WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO NOW VON KARMA 2?" "Im calling edgeworths foolish friend" "NOOOOO, MY MASTER PLAN WAS RUINED BY A 5YO!!!!!!! CURSE YOU PHOENIX!!!!!"
OBJECTION!!! Manfred von Karma, your testimony contains a massive contradiction! You claim that your master plan was ruined by a five-year-old. However, there's a seven-year age gap between Phoenix Wright and your daughter. If Phoenix was actually five years old at the time of this conversation... THEN YOUR DAUGHTER WOULDN'T HAVE EVEN BEEN BORN YET!!!
He always talks about the "deus ex machina" in these games, but ignores the fact that deus ex machina is inherent in any linear story game. The fact that there is a positive resolution possible is the result of an "act of God." Proof: Grossberg was at the boat shack.
I've played AA1 and AA2 (about to start the third game), but I cannot put into words how dumb and smart this game makes me feel. I could put together who the real killer is, yet it took me half an hour to realize the damn hole in the robe (not my proudest moment)
@@5ashll303 The judge (?) first mentioning that the robe smell like gunpowder and then having to prove that the victim didn't fire at point-blank range because there's no gunpowder burn around the bullet hole is rage inducing.
I believe that is because in the original Japanese version, the Von Karmas were in America. The English version moves the main location to California, so that detail for the Von Karmas can seem off. The anime kept the original Japanese setting of well, Japan, so they also kept the Von Karma location of America.
And instead of the localization's "germans are talented" explanation, in the original JP version the explanation for her prosecuting at 13 is literally just *'MURICA, LAND OF THE FREE*
Hey folks! I want to try upload more regularly again over the coming months. I've got content and games I'm really excited to share coming. Been having more fun than ever on my Twitch streams, and I want to keep putting out highlights like these for those who can't watch me live. This week I'll be streaming Spooky games, along with the new Mario Party with the Irish Lads. You can catch everything live here - I go live at 7pm on weekdays, and 3pm on weekends. All my times are based in Ireland www.twitch.tv/rtgame
I know some people get the stream notifications late on TH-cam for what I'm playing. I'd really recommend going to the Twitch channel and turning on notifications there if you want to get proper alerts, as they actually roll out the moment I go live. It's way better than relying on TH-cam Community posts to show. I also give more detailed stream notices via my Discord server, including any changes to my schedule
Loving the streams recently! So glad you're back
MORAL COMBATTTTT
@@Coinflxp IN THE NEAR FUTURE, COURTS OF LAW GO SUPER FAST!
It’s lovely to hear that you’re having such a good time! I’m never able to catch your streams, sadly, but the highlights are always a joy to watch!
"Minor spelling mistake, I win, You lose, Goodbye"
Literally every twitter argument ever
“OBJECTION, you used ‘there’ instead of ‘their’, your argument is now void”
You Are Nitpicking and Biased, I Win, Bye Bye
@@trainsfemme based and redpilled ratio 😝 I win
Nah that’s Reddit and Twitter.
“Objection! You said a word!”
Two fun facts about the Magatama
1. If Phoenix loses all his health, he will be forced to stop or else his soul will shatter.
2. Court penalties will transfer over to Phoenix's health in the following investigation segments.
Thus, we can conclude that, canonically, the Judge has the power to damage other people's souls via penalties.
No wonder Von Karma wanted a perfect record. He probably didn't have much health left after being shot
@@aceinspace4340
„You know but 2 sound more like a pattern“
„What?“
*Pokemon low health alarm intensifies*
So if a lawyer gets a bunch of penalties they will literally die in the courtroom and their client will be guilty
@@janlohndorf9665 Specifically the B/W/B2/W2 Low Health jungle.
the nightmare scene at the beginning
I saw something comparing Manfred and Franziska that said “Manfred is like a Speedrunner and Franziska is a completionist” and I think it fits really well
1.2k likes n no reply,, how
@@qwertyuiop.lkjhgfdsa No one needs to comment on perfection
@@Weeb_Goblin YOU FOOL, IT WAS I, MANFRED VON KARMA WHO DELETED THE REPLIES!
@@turtlelord8021 VON KARMA, NO!!!
@@dullish988 YOU SEE, THEY WERE ALSO WORKING AT THE CHEMICAL FACTORY!
Pheonix won a case with amnesia, this reminds me of a quote from Edgeworth:
'Give Wright a day and he's good,
Give Wright an hour and he's great,
Give Wright a minute, and he's unstoppable.'
Metal quote
I think you said it backwards lol
@@sillyalert14 Nah, man...Edgeworth was commenting on Wrights ability to improvise...the less time he has...the better he is.
@@sillyalert14No, he said it right. The whole point of the quote is that he’s a good lawyer under pressure
@@beef_baby He's a pressure cooker. The more pressure he's under, the quicker he cooks.
Dan, miserably saying "Oh no... there's a sequel..." when told about Von Karma's successor is so sad and hilarious and I love it
Franziska is such a good character - so I feel the same way
The von karma family will forever torment Daniel's mind
honestly that entire scene is absolute gold
Timestamp is around 1:08:33 for anyone who's wondering
Ah, a fellow Audino Enthusiast
This isn't fair, he has an English degree he knows exactly what the writers are thinking the entire time
Yeah. He noscoped case 2. Very impressive.
@@Inglonias Took him like a minute too. He got possessed by Sherlock Holmes for a second
He even guessed the banana
Liar he has a P.H.D in drifting, he is the drift daddy
@@santiagocastro6333RT has become a medium now i see
this is an appreciation space for Daniel and his voice acting, specially after how sick he was
His sick voice sounds cool.
I was not prepared to be hurled back into a childhood of Yu-Gi-Oh by RT's Weevil voice, but I'm so happy it happened.
The sick voice suits Payne so much
He Nailed Payne's voice as well
For someone who (as far as I know), has no experience, his range is surprising good! People were saying that Von Karma sounded like magical John, but I could defo hear a slight but distinctive difference.
Wright: This is where I watched a friend get blamed for murder
Ini: Cowabummer!
This i where I watched my parents die parappa
@@askeiro9523 ThIS iS wHerE yOu WaTcHeD yOuR pArEnTs DiE.
@@ah.neat.408 OOPS! OOPS!
That's like, totally not tubular
Dude, I could be gaming
The complete horror and shock in RT's voice when he saw the name Von Karma again was real. I've never witnessed a man fear a name; that was genuine
PTSD
Well now that he plays persona 5 he's scared of yusuke
The man got legit stunlocked as soon as he saw the name
you sure that was fear? i know he was dead silent for a few seconds but i could swear you can almost hear unbridled glee emanating from him at the thought of getting more "von karma, no!" jokes out of this game
@@glassphoenix9095 I could see it being both
I like the fact that Phoenix has constant PTSD attacks of him screaming at his top of his lungs _"OBJECTION!"_ while Edgeworth does the same thing
I'd like to think that Von Karma raised a child solely for the purpose of defeating Phoenix Wright
For you SEE, I had a fortune teller tell me of my inevitable downfall! So I had a heir so that I could exact my revenge BEFORE YOU WERE EVER AN ATTORNEY!!! MWA HA HA HA
@@laraschroeder5195 VON KARMA NO!
@@raptorfae.6645 What will you do NOW, Mr. Phoenix Wright?
@@chetacheese2789 "Simple! Prosecutor rival character arc part two baby!"
YOU SEE, IT WAS *I* WHO LAID WITH A WOMAN. IT TOOK NOT BUT FOUR MINUTES… BUT IT WILL TORMENT YOU FOR A *LIFETIME!*
chat was absoloutly SWEATING when Dan guessed the whole case. we had no idea what to do
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just smile and wave bois, smile and wave :)
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Its almost scary how fast RT predicted most of the stuff in Morgan's case before they went into court. This game really turned RT into a fortune teller more than a lawyer
You mean a person who can see fairly obvious twists coming
@@vintheguy It ain't obvious bruh. Probably for you. Either your common sense isn't common, or it has no sense at all.
@@BraveLilToasty
Did I ever say common sense?
I got about half of the things in the case solved before court when I played but that was just because they weren't really trying to hide anything since it's essentially still the tutorial.
No need to be a prick.
@@vintheguy before court is one thing but he was nailing a decent amount of it before the murder even occurred.
Yeah a lot of it's predictable but he still predicted it very quickly
@@XavierTheNeonTiger
I mean
-Random incinerator that's out of place in this rural spirits village place
-random person that's sleeping and hasn't done anything and is also related to the reason the victim went to the village on the first place.
Yeah, he predicted it because it wasn't really trying to be subtle
The entirety of Ace Attorney Trilogy be like:
Culprit: "OH GOLLY GEE
I am but a humble murderer.
Man i wish i could find a random unsuspecting person to frame this crime on. "
Maya: "hey"
phoenix only keeps her around because defending her is easier than defending the randoms that would take her place
A murder happens in Japan. * a knife with Maya's fingerprints materializes on the scene from thin air *
@@iaxacs3801 in japanifornia
Judge: ok who is the defendant again
Prosecutor: maya
Judge: not guilty arrest the eyewitness immediately
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So he's keeping her around as bait then, smart
this is the best AA playthrough I've ever seen. dan's shocked silence after seeing von karma and then "I HAD A CONTINGENCY PLAN, PHOENIX. I HAD AN HEIR"
I love how after every single bad joke RT follows it by "a person is dead"
They really forget that part XD
One thing I like is how Franziska legitimately does use all her dads tricks right out of the gate, she even picks up on something the police missed and uses it as another part of her trap. Makes her feel different to deal with than edgeworth
One thing I like is how Franziska legitimately makes me feel inside.
@@RetepAdam?
@@RetepAdamoh No.
[HORNY MAN SPOTTED, HORNY MAN SPOTTED]
@joshuasiebenhofer2452 no no he means he feels inside. I too feel inside (I feel like a potted fern against a blue wall)
23:43 In the original version, the "loves bananas" option was "loves large bananas"; and Richard nervously refused to answer, but didn't deny that he loves large bananas.
And he also loves weenies.
richard is fruity
Sus
@@youwerethere heck yeah
Oh-
"She's called Ini Miney because you have to catch her!"
*_y'know, i never thought about it like that, but that would make perfect sense_*
There are only a few things that can give me joy:
1: Receiving my paycheck
2: Going on vacation
3: Hearing that the prosecutor for this case will be von Karma
I was hoping for RT to play this game back when case 3 got release cause I knew he was going to lose it when he found out that the next prosecutor was a Von Karma
@@Frey74. VON KARMA NO!
@@Frey74. VON KARMA NO!!!
@@Frey74. VON KARMA NO!!!!!!
@@Frey74.VON KARMA NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The tutorial murderer being the Drift King himself and von Karma 2 had me dying, can't wait for the rest
I forgot that the guy had PhD in Drifting and that had melaughijg way harder than in the personal playthrough.
Excuse me, Drift KING?! I’ll have you know that’s Drift *DOCTOR* to you!
@@captainblue5096 But then again i should've expected such a mistake from someone from a trashy no name university
@@captainblue5096 i haven't earned my PhD in drifting for you to call me king
VON KARMA!!!!! HOW?!!!!
Here's a (not so fun) fact: Witnesses have been proven to be very unreliable, especially if an offense or crime involved the use of a weapon. What makes it even worse is the way that the police still tends to question them, often resulting in inaccurate descriptions and the loss or damage of memory of important details.
Sure the game amps everything up by 100, but a flimsy testimony like that of Lotta could turn up and seriously be used to convict someone in real life.
Anyway, I'm glad that RT is playing this! It's really fun for him and fun for us, win-win!
Police can also manipulate witnesses to making false or inaccurate testimonies like identifying the wrong person
Yeah, people have poked around scientifically, and figured out that if, say, you ask a witness "was the suspect tall?", you'll get a different answer compared to "what height was the suspect?" Memory is surprisingly unreliable, and it often fills in blanks depending on what makes sense. So it's pretty easy for police to go "did you hear a gunshot?" and have the witness answer "yes," because they think they heard _something_ and they figure it _could_ be a gunshot.
@@misterbadguy7325 It is objectionable (in U.S. courts at least) for lawyers to use leading questions during direct examination. However, such practices seem to not be used during police interrogation.
Questions should be: "What was he wearing?" instead of "Was he wearing a suit?"
@@mcskeeter5361 Yup. It's a lot of how police can get a phony testimony out of someone.
@@idontneedaname318 Yup. In the US the police can also flat-out lie to you. When I was in high school I was the passenger in a car when my friend got into an accident. A few days later he asked me why I had told the police that he's an inattentive, reckless driver. I'd never said anything of the sort.
My mom, who works for the district attorney's office, told me that it's pretty common for the police to lie like that in order to secure a confession. This type of deception can often lead to false confessions, and the state where I live recently became the first in the country to forbid the police from lying to minors during an investigation.
"Did she just whip the judge?"
"Why is she saying that SO much?"
It's always fun seeing people's first reactions to Franzy
It felt cathartic when Lang caught her whip and took it when she tried to attack him with it.
@ it ‘‘twas a sin against nature.
Who the hell is franzy
@@firesd7306 Franziska Von Karma.
@@thejamman4070 why the nickname????????
I'd like to point out that now that they claim Maya's channeling technique physically transforms her, it means that every time Mia appears in court, Maya actually transforms and EVERYONE but Phoenix ignores it.
Also: Von Karma became Von Karmin
It’s even worse when Pearl does it. You just have this 8-year old suddenly morph into an adult female in the span of a second
@@captainblue5096 The judge has noticed when Pearl transformed into Mia, but she literally just went "you're seeing things, judge" and he was like "oh ok"
I know somewhere in Day 3 of the Maya case Franziska alludes to knowing that Pearl has been channeling Mia the whole time. It's a blink and you miss it moment. But you can tell the shade was thrown at Mia specifically cause she was the only one to get pissed about what was said.
@@BaeYeou makes sense to me
@@captainblue5096 must be really painful stretching your bones to be three times larger than normal and then have them shrink back to their original size
1:20:30 ill never get over the sheer coincidence that she actually *says* "what will you do NOW, mr phoenix wright?!?!"
"For a court of law, a lot of crime seems to occur within the building."
This game is where it really gets off the rails, since the developers never expected it to cross the Pacific. I think JfA and the series as a whole better for embracing that
especially since as the series continues more and more crimes keep happening in the court building or other places associated with it, honestly i can't wait for the interrogation room to eventually be a crime scene
@@AdfasSSBM Investigations 2 has a case fairly close to that.
At the courthouse, there's a double murder, a kidnapping, a bombing, another murder, blackmailing....
Well the series never went outside Japan until after the third game, so JfA doesn't actually take that into account.
@@Marlotix
I'll double check if I'm wrong later today.
But I'm fairly certain that they wanted to localize the first and second game but they caught wind of the ds and decides to just release it all on a collection
Thank god someone else thought the fact that Dustin's neck FUCKING SNAPPED would make it, if not completely impossible, at least highly improbable that he wrote Maggey's name in the sand.
I mean, it is possible. How quickly you die from a broken neck depends on the nature of the break itself. And, though this series is based on Japanese law, I know that at least American law dictates that verdicts are only to be declared after the removal of _any_ reasonable doubt. So, is it dumb? Yeah, kinda. Does it make _some_ sense? Yes.
@@malachiatkinson7245 Even if he was somehow alive it would've still been impossible, since his entire body below the neck would've been crippled.
Well it was faked, so,maybe everyone in the room is just overintelligent or smth
@@malachiatkinson7245 the game is actually based on both American and Japanese law
@@JamieDNGN No its not. Why do people always say this. It has almost no basis in American law.
“I WAS MORE THAN JUST A RIVAL!”
*”I WAS HIS LOVER!”*
Summed up Wrightworth in just two sentences
I'm personally more of a fan of
"I was more than just a lover!"
"I was his RIVAL!"
@@rodrigatorx2266yeah, same.
The best part of Franziska is that she isnt going for pure guilt
She wants you to go for justified self defense
She actually wants a lesser sentence
She isnt Manfred
Yes, she’s weaker. Von Karma would be yelling at her to make them suffer if he could
I think its in part because thats what she thinks the truth is, maya was attacked by Dr.Grey and killed in self defense
In her defense, it's a much more reasonable conclusion than what actually happened
@@DParkerNunya so, she is a little bit like edgeworth.
Would prosecute without prejudice but happily comply to take down the actual criminal if proven other wise.
This video proves that people in the Phoenix Wright universe canonically see what other people say as text but not through a phone, because for some reason everyone in the court room could instantly tell the difference between "Maggie" and "Maggey" despite admitting it sounds the exact same and you'd need to see the text to tell the difference
Richard Wellington may be the Drift Doctor with a PhD in Drifting, but he will never surpass RT and his title of the Drift King which he was crowned back in college
Don't pretend the true Drift King isn't Dave Rogers
Drift Daddy
RT and his English degree can never be beaten
@@paintrainfunhousetwo *NO*
He is an RT imposter
53:07 holy fuck are you KIDDING me?
I knew the twists weren't too difficult to find but still that's just... Damn. You fucking nailed it completely. No misses.
Legitimately one of the most iconic things ever done in this series
I love that phoenix in the tutorial is very clearly injured and doesn't know what is going on, but everyone around him is like "welp...must be nerves. He's clearly fit to defend his client"
"Say, the defence lawyer has quite a large lump on his head, unfocused eyes, doesn't know his own fucking name, and keeps waving his badge around. He's definitely fit for trial"
“What if he’s ambidextrous?” hell yeah brother, love who you love
Not sure if this is a joke or not, but just in case it isn’t, I should clarify:
Ambidextrous means to be equally bot left and right handed, it’s not about love, it’s the relationship between your brain and arms/hands
@@thevoiceinyourhead7215 this is so ffunny I want to kiss you on the mouth
@@OSCARMlLDE oh, thanks, I guess, too bad I don't got one of those
@@thevoiceinyourhead7215 thank you voice in my head
By the way I took out mommy and daddy like you told me to, and now the bad guys with the glowy cars are outside.
@@captainblue5096 you got the wrong voice kid. just do what the men in the red and blue tell you and stay safe
1:44:20
Franziska knows so much about spirit channeling because she can channel spirits.
She was clearly channeling Manfred there.
Confirmed: Wright is the kind of person who lets his phone ring until it stops.
I'm pretty sure he knew it wasn't his phone
1:16:58
Words can not describe how thirsty chat was after Von Karma the 2nd appeared. It was hilarious
There is a word.
FOOL
Twitch chat was literally the most thirsty I have ever seen in my life
I don't blame them ;)
Did you start searching for Von Karma as soon the notification popped up? Honestly Curious
@@ДмитрийДоценко-ы4п honestly yes, it was one of the most memorable scenes in the stream. I was dying laughing at chat
Can we appreciate how the phrase "two shots" ends up being a crucial piece of evidence in _both_ Von Karma cases?
"Mr. Wright, is everything ok? Well, tough shit if its not" is the best way to describe the relationship between Udgey and Phoenix
Why use 'Udgey' but not 'Wrighto'
Byrde: "Have you list your mind?"
Von Karma: *appears at the prosecution table* "He has! And I was the one that did it! I burned it in the chemical factory!"
Von Karma, no!
@@Frey74. VON KARMA NO!!
I TOLD MAGGEY TO “GET THE BANANA” AND THAT IS WHY SHE ORDERED THE YELLOW COLORED GLOVE. I DID THIS IN ORDER TO INACT THR EVENTS OF THE CASE SO THAT YOU COULD GET MEMMORY LOSS!!!!
I loved that everyone in chat was protecting Payne and saying that he was their favorite character
That's ok, we all make mistakes 😊
def not everyone
He's better than Gaspen for sure.
I mean he’s actually got an arc in the great ace attorney series, though that’s is a different Payne.
@@loftwingheropon2743 damn, man can't even have his own character development
pouring one out for his hairpiece
1:01:14 I just realized the implications of Morgan Fey referring to her daughter as nothing more than her "Possession".
What a horrible human being.
8 months late, but
Hence her being named "Pearl"
@@somedouchemcbag987 Wait... Mother of Pearl?
huh...
"Mother-of-pearl shell is commonly believed to attract prosperity and is often used in mystical work and lore to heighten intuition, psychic sensitivity and imagination. It is believed that mother-of-pearl shell offers soothing, motherly protection from negative energy and love."
@@somedouchemcbag987 another month later but, the implications of morgan not teaching pearl much outside of the clan makes it like if this succeeded, pearl would not know how to be the master. She would require lots of help from morgan, so morgan can effectively be the master through pearl.
This whole thread here is blowing my mind
for anyone who wasn't there live, i think it's worth mentioning that when the baseball glove in the first case showed up the chat was absolutely SCREAMING 'kris get the banana' and 'potassium' every time it was on screen lmao
Deltarune
Eltarune
Ltarune
Tarune
Arune
Rune
Une
Ne
E
Also you can say that he loves bananas (which was originally loves *large* bananas) and he doesn't confirm nor deny it
Hope everyone is doing good and staying safe
i love the fact that Ms.Von Karma literally commits assault in the court house and the judge ignores it
He still fears the Von Karma name probably
@@spritepepsiplushes8353 Funnily enough, the original Japanese dialogue hints that the Judge might be slightly into it. If I remember the post I once read correctly.
@@garr_inc yeah ok that checks out with some stuff that happens later on
I mean, Wellington assaulted Phoenix in the Defendant’s Lobby and the two Baliffs somehow didn’t see it, so Von Karma getting away with the whip is completely expected
I love how when he gets told the key is the key to understanding everything, and it askes him to present evidence, his mouse instantly begins moving towards his lawyers badge, before cutting. XD
Every time RT sees an opportunity to present the badge, he has to fight the urge
14:18 so for anyone who didnt watch the stream, at this point almost everyone in the chat was saying "Potassium." or "BANANA". and it continued every time the glove showed up lmao
(also chat was SIMPING for Franziska)
Deltarune is taking over the internet truly
Lol I was part of the mob! Just cos RT won’t play it doesn’t mean he can truly escape it
@@TorrentialStardust why won’t Dan play it?
Then of course there was the mob commanding that he present the robe even after doing it twice.
@@patentpending7016 idk he had a bad time w/ Undertale and quit cos everyone was back seating and he said, actually during this stream that he wasn’t going to play it so I figure that’ll stay true
It seems like Von Karma's chemical factory is no ordinary factory
It produces whips too
And bananas! Hp bananas to be exact
and jealous German defense attorneys with tight security
and super assains
and a quiet kid turned mastermind
and a final fantasy villain
and an underground government experiment with witch's and medvival shit
abd the factory workers are all foolish fools
"Whos she been accused of murdering this time?"
funny story
Maya, with being accused of murder for like 5 times: (heavy sweating)
"this court is now in session for the trial of Maya fey" are mere words for me now
@@shincci tbf the actual amount is 4
@@ShubhamChatterjee37 I know, but I rounded it up for "like 5" for the joke
@@shincci well then all the power to you mate, sorry for missing the joke 😝
Honestly the amnesia gimic is a pretty solid way of reintroducing the characters and game mechanics, good job game.
just some timestamps for myself
10:46 "Minor spelling mistake, I win, you lose, good bye"
20:50 Drift Doctor
1:07:43 RT reacts to Von Karma 2 / "Von Karma, how??"
1:18:34 "Von Karma 2, no!!"
1:20:31 "What will you do now, Mr. Phoenix Wright?" / "Von Karmas, no!!"
"Mr. Wright, is your head on right ?"
"No, your honor. I was assaulted !"
- What Phoenix Should've Said At Every Trial He Had Before
The fact that Von Karma exactly said "What will you do now, Mr. Pheonix Wright?" Is amazing
timestamp?
@@jennypham9417 1:20:32
I didn't even catch that it was the exact quote, but when he repeated it in the Von Karma voice I could clearly remember all the times I've heard that exact line.
RT is gonna LOVE the fan favorite case, known as Turnabout Big Top, its universally loved by everyone
*OH GOD I'D FORGOTTEN*
I’m especially excited for RT to meet that beloved, unproblematic ventriloquist, who’s name escapes me at the moment.
@@SientifikSiameez7799 Especially that unproblematic LOVABLE Magician
With all its lovable characters
True tragic of that case is it has genuinely good story but the trial mechanics and most of the characters are just so annoying.
Holy fuck, Dan's english degree solving the second case in 5 minutes while I was flabbergasted at every other plot twist in this case
Whenever you think the writing in this game is especially dumb, keep in mind this
"Takumi says he was asked by producer Atsushi Inaba (now a member of PlatinumGames) to write the entirety of Justice for All's script within three-and-a-half months. To put this in perspective, it had taken Takumi a month on average to write each episode of the first Ace Attorney game."
Not only that, but he originally wrote the whole script with Edgeworth as the prosecutor, and changed it and rewrote the entire script. Not only that, but he had to write one more case then normal (even though the actual case number was 4, he wrote 5. Recipe for Turnabout was originally written to be in Justice for All.)
By all accounts, this is actually really impressive. Just wanted to give this games writing the benefit of the doubt, since I hear a lot of people complain about the game and it's writing
That makes a lot of sense as to why it was absolute trash. They should’ve given him more time, three and a half months is barely enough time to think of a whole game’s plot.
I think the only issues i had was that i felt only the last episode in Justice for All was properly focused on the story, and the Magatama mechanic felt improperly introduced in the sense that i didn't know how to back out until a while after the "tutorial" part
Damn that actually makes me appreciate the game way more
I always felt like the poor writing was part of the charm though. Like a crazy soap opera with the backdrop of lawyers
@@skullfullofbooks7398 100% agree
38:21 And this girl maya we have so many unforgettable memories like that time her sister died, the time she got accused for murder, that time she had me vandalize a grate, that time she got tazed by von karma, that other time she got accused of murder
And the other time she got executed for murder.
And then nearly got the death sentence as an adult
I love that Franziska's voice is basically just a more feminine version of Manfred's. I expected no less, RT.
Womanfred
Exactly fhfhfnfnf
@@cawareyoudoin7379 Is that new sksksksk thing?
@@malaizze you sir, win comment of the minute
@@mslabo102s2 do you… not know what a keysmash is? This is quite possibly the most heterosexual thing I’ve ever read
53:07 Wow, detective Dan strikes again. Literally solved the case in 3 minutes.
he is c o g n i f e r o u s
"Alright Pal, Well, The Prosecutor for this case is Prosecutor Von Karma"
"I sense a disturbance in the Twitch chat, as if a million voices screamed in unison and then suddenly silenced" [1:07:40]
1:07:46 I adore that horrified, delighted pause RT has when he sees the name Von Karma!
I have been waiting and waiting and WAITING for the Von Karma reveal! I’m so glad no one spoiled it, it was so worth it!
oop- i should not have read the comments 😭😭
@@jasrajdosanjh5612 irony moment
@@thatonerandomguy8897 tbf i think that second case was the same one from the last game so it didn’t matter
THE Phoenix Wright got amnesia. Also, it's hilarious how while he has amnesia, he actually realizes how fucked his client is.
I mean, if you've forgotten that you're a lawyer and all your experience of law plus how incriminating the evidence looked, anyone in that position would think that the defendant was fucked.
...maybe, except for optimistic types. (It's not like amnesia makes you forget about your own personality... right?)
@@Rua-Bnuuy_the_Possessed I agree with you. This is probably the best advice I've gotten from a clown.
@@lesbianturnips9755 He is just a clown, not the entire circus.
@@UnfinishedCombStudios
Yes.
@@Rua-Bnuuy_the_Possessed say you wouldn’t know anything about the Berry Big Circus, would you
WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW HYPED I AM FOR THIS!!!!
His play through of the first game inspired me to actually buy the trilogy for the Nintendo Switch, and I absolutely loved the entire trilogy and now obsessed with all things ace attorney ( especially Damon Gant who deserves more than he got as a character). I spent 3 months playing through the games as I had Jr cert to stingy for ( even though it was summer). I remember binge watching the first 4 causes he played before going out with my scout group for a week, but when I got back, I decided to purchase the game as it reminded me of the camp, the game was spoiled a bit as I watched him play them, but I didn’t care ( case 5 hadn’t been on the channel yet as he went on break, so that probably constitutes for it being my favourite case in the trilogy and how I played through it when I was also camping so nostalgia plays a role it). So if you couldn’t tell already, these games hold a special place to me in my heart ( FYI, I didn’t mention the next games as to not spoil anything). I am now going to watch this by the fire, with a hot chocolate, as the cold Irish rain storms outside ( weather is awful in Wexford ).
Edit:*Study
Would definitely recommend getting the great ace attorney chronicles as well if you haven't! They're pretty great (ha)
Congrats on discovering the universe of Ace Attorney. In case you cant buy a nintendo DS or 3DS, you can play all Ace attorney in emulators. Desmume for DS and Citra for 3DS. ALL of them are awesome games. Even the Miles Edgeworth investigations are amazing.
You should try Apollo Justice and the Investigations games, they are pretty good too
Seconding the GAAC recommendation. Dare I say they are even better than the original trilogy, hard as that might be to believe.
Same
The way he went "...There's a sequel..." was HYSTERICAL
Gotta love how Phoenix Wright games give a pretty reasonable scenario that makes the defendant seem guilty, And then they whip out the classic "he died instantly but he still wrote the defendants name after his neck snapped"
like everyone is hilariously incompetent and i love it
you'd be shocked how freaking realistic this sadly is.
For example, a few years ago in Germany there were suspicions a freakin mass murderer ala Jack the ripper was doing their rounds because they found mysterious DNA in multiple different and unrelated murder-cases. However, it turned out that the police actually had created a non existent phantom. You see, this happened around the time CSi was popular and people saw that they used Q-tips to get samples from everything, so the guy in charge of that part of the police ordered a lot of q-tips for the German CSI unit to use. Major issue though: he ordered regular consumer Q-Tips, which aren't sterile like the ones used and shown in the CSI TV show.
What happened was that a worker had propably sneezed onto the q-tips in the factory which left their DNA on them which in turn was found when the police analyzed the samples from the different crime scenes.
So no, Ace Atthorney is not as unrealistic as you think because, in my example, it took them allmost a year to figure this mistake out. Yes. Seriously.
Phoenix: looks to be around his thirty’s.
Maya: you are fucking old
He's around 25 actually
@@crogan0dragons249 Yeah he's 25 in this game
@@crogan0dragons249 From the perspective of a teenager, that's sufficiently old to be mocked for their age.
@@omnitroph1501 Old is anything above 19
@@Axius27 Exactly
Poor RT can't escape the mentions "ROBE" from Chat even outside of Miitopia.
RT can't escape chat
@@ieatmyfamily9676 and you will never escape Magical John. Do not resist.
ROBE
@@shieldsdown227 I guess ROBE translates to DRESS. Thanks Google.
@@porguinturtle3854 I- I’m scared dad
I’m glad he’s keeping the “Von Karma! No!” Joke alive and well
1:07:43
LMAO
My headcannon is that Phoenix actually has the ability to make short leaps backwards in conversations and court cases. That's why he's known as the bluff king since he's just always coming up with different theories in order to solve a case.
they called him the save scum king back in preschool
Dude can reset the timeline but only 3 minutes into the past
This mf save and load
@@jakefromstatefarm6969Heh, now I’m just imagining a ghost trick as an attorney but can only work through a medium and honestly, it’s cool
I... actually really like. How normal Von Karma's voice is coming out of Franziska's at some points(yes I know it's played for the joke). As someone who has studied her character at this point in her life... It's really appropriate.
1:07:44 This is the reaction we all anticipated and it was worth it.
Von Karma NO!
The moment we've all been waiting for
YESSSSS
Richard Wellington looks like a stereotypical hero and stereotypical villain at the same time.
a homophobic gay
RT is the greatest villain of the ace attorney series just after Von Karma
He looks like the guy from yugio
i mean he is a stereotypical villain who thinks of himself as the stereotypical hero
@@cosmic7336 a meat loving vegan
i’d like to formally thank rt for getting me into ace attorney. after i finished watching his playthrough of the second to last case of the first game, I went and bought the trilogy, finished it, and went straight into the great ace attorney chronicles right after, and loved every second of it. thanks to rt, i’ve met one of my most favorite games of all time, tgaa2. I’m so excited to watch rt finish the trilogy and i hope he gets to tgaa bc those games are truly masterpieces
I have amazing news for you! Ace Attorney has a sequel series that's completely 3D like Great Ace Attorney, and a game in between the trilogy and the sequel called Apollo Justice with just *gorgeous* spritework. All of these games are available on several platforms, even mobile!
@@icybeverage9276 I’m aware! I’ll get into them eventually but I’m still recovering after tgaa LOL
@@fuwafuwas awesome, I'm happy you loved it! I'm still playing through it myself (I got into Ace Attorney a year or two before it was localized, unfortunately).
same!! i’ve now played the trilogy twice, aj, dd, soj, and i’m starting tgaa soon :)
Ace attorney has always been a favorite series of mine, when Rt played the first game and brought in so many new fans it genuinely brought a tear to my eye...
Apollo gave Daniel the gift of prophecy exclusively for calling Ace Attorney cases
They don't call him "Apollo justice" for nothing.
@@Bowossumwrong apollo
@fnaflover4200 thats the joke....
I was confused for a second before remembering that Apollo is also the name of the god
"It was always back and forth with them"
Except for whenever Edgeworth just gave up and decided to gang up on the witness
The way RT figures out the entire case in the first 10 minutes makes this series so much better to watch even if you already played the games yourself
1:17:28 I love how RT is more concerned about contempt of court than just straight up assault
It's incredible how no matter which accent it is, all of his accents are just on the spectrum of Irish to cartoon Irish.
Pearl trying to imply a relationship between Nick and Maya is hilarious. I honestly expect Gumshoe to come out and try to arrest him for that.
Hope you’re doing good and staying safe
@@zacharynguyen7286the age of consent in Japan is quite low. 16 years or below.
@@mahapatrasohamm maya is 18 in jfa
Phoenix is soooo lucky that the technicalities he points out really do lead to the truth. I don't think anyone would believe "he was left handed but wrote the name with his right hand. Therefore, he didn't wright it." Otherwise. (Then again, we all know too well the kind of court this judge runs.)
I think a normal person would point out that his neck is broken. Though the neatness of the writing would definitely be a red flag anyways
The name is both spelled wrong AND written with the wrong hand. If he was ambidextrous, Maggey wouldn't have to go through all that trouble to make the glove for a left-handed person. Each of those facts alone are weak, but combined make a pretty convincing argument that "Maggie" could not have been written by the victim. It's not totally non-sensical.
If the glove doesnt fit hes not guilty
It's a city with the dumbest lawyers, judges, and investigators but also the dumbest criminals that lead to the dumbest and very entertaining crimes and trials.
There's also the fact that the games completely ignore the defendant's lack of motive in almost all cases.
Like that the court is confused about Maya being able to change her physical form when she has done so in the past and Mia is also in the court at the same time XD
Franziska: **explaining how maya's powers work**
also Franziska: **ignores the little child who just became a grwon ass woman right in front of everyone's eyes**
And here we see example 1 of Phoenix being fucking indestructible. Maybe the spikes protect his head?
But seriously, you'd think they'd delay court for an attorney who remembers fuck all about anything and probably had blood all over the back of his head and signs of a concussion
You’d think. The third game is somehow crazier, if you know what i’m talking about 💀
Judge Goofy has lunch he wishes to attend. No delay will be accepted.
@@livispuzzled i’m so excited to see him react to lil feenie
@@olive4200 SAME OMG, i know he’ll hate dahlia lmao
hell yeah phoenix is fucking immortal
_You see wright, I sent Mimi Miney to the acid factory's clinic, making her unrecognizable! Hahaha!_
von Karma no!
edgeworth: for you see franzisca, it was I who planed that bullet into your father's shoulder!
franzisca: edgeworth no!
"Minor spelling mistake, I win, you lose, goodbye"
Internet arguments in a nutshell right there.
*miner
@@ellisdavey5817 *manor
I still love how the Ace Attorney franchise insists on pushing that a witness is ALWAYS lying, as if perjury is just not a thing.
Yo Larry going to jail for life by now
Perjury is literally non existent. The only time in the series there is ever a legit acknowledgement of perjury and pending punishment after the trial is in The Great Ace Attorney. You know, the games set WAY IN THE PAST
@@Apolleh didn't... phoenix lose his job for using falsified evidence by accident?
@@art-cs6us falsified evidence is not the same as perjury (at least as far as I know, note that I am NOT educated in law, Japanifornian or otherwise)
Perjury is intentional false testimony, i.e lying to the court.
So the Phoenix case being both accidental and regarding physical evidence does not apply.
Really IIRC what Phoenix was accused of was forging evidence, which he wasn't guilty of (yet), rather than using fraudulent evidence, which he actually did (though unknowingly)
Well ace attorney just puts the trials day after a murder, indtead of those 2 years of investigations and questioning, before the actual trial happens
This stream was a whole experience I loved it haha even more with von karma Jr still amazing that we got the inside joke word for word in the game I laughed so hard
Edit: the inside joke is at 1:20:36 for people that want to see it imidiatly.
Please post the time in the video for me. It’s one of my favorite scenes.
@@jimatroniusmaxiumus6211 I added it to the comment
There is only a few certain things in life:
Death
Taxes
There must always be a Lich King
There must always be a Von Karma
And that RT is the Drift King
Yes
And that grossberg was at the boat shack
" The von Karma you're facing tomorrow is actually his successor...." "Oh no there's a sequel"
1:35:05 The way the crowd cheers when Mia shows up is just too perfect
Fun fact, both of the von karma's cover their right shoulder with their hand when stressed, easily noticeable with Manfred since it's like his only stressed animation, and it foreshadows where the bullet is (or references it this case)
Im just trying to imagine Von Karma and Von Karma 2 speaking with each other
"Eat your veggies Von Karma 2, you will be big and strong like your father"
"*Whip* i dont want them dad!"
"If you dont eat ill burn your fingerprints at the chemical factory, mwahahahahah"
"Nooo, not the chemical factory!"
"MWAHAHAHAHAH, WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO NOW VON KARMA 2?"
"Im calling edgeworths foolish friend"
"NOOOOO, MY MASTER PLAN WAS RUINED BY A 5YO!!!!!!! CURSE YOU PHOENIX!!!!!"
OBJECTION!!!
Manfred von Karma, your testimony contains a massive contradiction! You claim that your master plan was ruined by a five-year-old. However, there's a seven-year age gap between Phoenix Wright and your daughter. If Phoenix was actually five years old at the time of this conversation... THEN YOUR DAUGHTER WOULDN'T HAVE EVEN BEEN BORN YET!!!
He always talks about the "deus ex machina" in these games, but ignores the fact that deus ex machina is inherent in any linear story game. The fact that there is a positive resolution possible is the result of an "act of God." Proof: Grossberg was at the boat shack.
WHY WAS HE AT THE BOAT SHACK?
Deus Ex Mia
grossberg is THE boatshack
20:51
I can't believe they put RT in the game. Absolutely amazing
I've played AA1 and AA2 (about to start the third game), but I cannot put into words how dumb and smart this game makes me feel. I could put together who the real killer is, yet it took me half an hour to realize the damn hole in the robe (not my proudest moment)
I just finished AA2 as well and...yeah. Case 2 was so hard for me, harder than the final case by far.
That's the thing. Some of these cases are really seethrough, and the end is obvious. The challenge is getting to the end.
I relate completely
The bullet hole in the robe part pissed me off so much
@@5ashll303 The judge (?) first mentioning that the robe smell like gunpowder and then having to prove that the victim didn't fire at point-blank range because there's no gunpowder burn around the bullet hole is rage inducing.
Imagine losing a trial to a lawyer who had amnesia that day and forgot the whole case
Phoenix isn't gonna get any older because he's going to die of this untreated concussion.
“Every session was a scorching-hot battle for them!”
Except for those times Edgeworth just, like, agreed with Phoenix lol
Fun Fact: Von Karma Jr, in the animated series, had a career in America.
I believe that is because in the original Japanese version, the Von Karmas were in America. The English version moves the main location to California, so that detail for the Von Karmas can seem off.
The anime kept the original Japanese setting of well, Japan, so they also kept the Von Karma location of America.
And instead of the localization's "germans are talented" explanation, in the original JP version the explanation for her prosecuting at 13 is literally just *'MURICA, LAND OF THE FREE*