Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice - All Bad Endings
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This video shows off all the bad endings in the last episode of this game. I believe I found them all but I could have missed something.
There are also a couple dialogue changes when you lose when Dhurke disappears, and when Nahyuta confesses, but they both lead to the typical guilty sentence game over
Ok in the first one at the end with Apollo and Phoenix that actually made me really sad.... The fact that the trial actually hurt their relationship >_
And over a civil case too.
The reason it did is because Phoenix was defending Paul because Maya was held hostage, and he was too ashamed to ever admit the truth to Apollo. Apollo was worried about things being awkward between him and Phoenix since they fought in a case while Phoenix felt guilty. It just wound up in awkwardness all around, with both truly wanting to make up, but with Phoenix ultimately unable to do so.
If Justice For All is any indication, Maya probably fell out with Phoenix too.
@@KalavinkaKHe wasn't ashamed. The problem was that if he revealed this to Apollo, Apollo, as we see in the good parts, would have taken back his accusation.
Dhurke died for this Apollo. Dhurke died for THIS.
Who tf is Dhurk?! XD
Dhurke, and yeah, that was a shitty bad endingn
The Leader of the Defiant Dragons and Apollo's stepfather as well as Nayuta's biological Pop.
E said "Who tf is Dhurk?" because it's spelled "Dhurke"!
Ot's not his fault dude, remember that Phoenix was with him as well
"Never present evidence before you have a good grasp of the situation at hand"
That's a bit rich coming from you, Phoenix
Dude has a track record of showing evidence to people he really shouldnt be interacting with outside of the courtroom.
@@Rehmanihani *cough* Von Karma *cough* tazer *cough*
Better insults then edgeworth
@@Rehmanihani *cough* Dee Vasquez *cough* guards *cough*
That last bad ending though. Sure, Apollo and Nahyuta escaped...
...But there's no mention of Phoenix, Edgeworth, Athena, Maya or Trucy at any point.
Phoenix probably got jailed but Edgeworth, Athena, Maya and Trucy are innocent since they weren't affected by the DCA
If the DCA is still in place there's still the death penalty for anyone who defends a killer, which im pretty sure phoenix did at some point or another. Trucy also illegally got into the country so i guess thats jailable. then there is to see who of the other characters would come to Wright's defense if he was given death penalty and would also get that. i think?
+Poison Alice the DCA isn’t death penalty, it’s whatever punishment the defendant gets. It just happened to be death in 6-1, 6-3 and 6-5 because that was what the punishments being meted out to Maya and Ahlbi and everyone else was. (After all… imagine getting the death penalty because you failed an appeal case for a parking fine. Wew.)
I should have said AND there's still death penalty for anyone who defends a killer, which is still a fact is it not? My point was that Phoenix would probably have ended up with that charge
Phoenix defended guilty parties in Japanifornia. While this is a crime in Khura'in, there were no such laws in the country where he committed the acts, and he can't be held accountable under the DCA for those actions.
3:50 "The truth we'd been seeking... was lost for all time." THE MIRACLE NEVER HAPPEN
I fucking lost it when I read this comment.
@@BlueFire2424 I can’t believe this comment is 9 hours old….
Also I loose it every time a comment says it like thay
Moral of the story : save your game.
😂😂😂
It's too bad they didn't have some fun with the final bad ending. I would have loved to hear how Apollo would have dealt with the Hell of Tickling.
@@ZU85 cringe
@@PASTELXENON Refrain from sending offensive statements against my past self.
and that end my ted talk
@@ZU85 While I do not agree that his comment was exactly offensive, you must have a personal reason for it so that's okay if you're feeling offended. You should be more careful around the internet if that's the case though, there are much worse peeps out there ready to insult us all over absolutely anything, and it absolutely sucks when you're in a sensitive mood.
I know it can be hard to do, but don't let it get to you man, it's one negative comment against 200 likes you got there, don't forget the positives!
If you're feeling down lately make sure you get help from a professional or talk about it with someone dear to you. You're an important person with people who care about you and trust me when I say that the bad times will be over soon, life is worth it in the end, just make sure you remember the nice things/experiences bound with living. You can seriously do it~
@@ZU85 no offense but what the hell yall talking about?
i gotta say the bad endings wasnt as tragic as i thought.
Lee 24 IKR
Lee 24 because the case is already so tragic...
It’s not jfa
Not as bad as Justice for all
I realise it's probably due to the game being rated T, but I was surprised that there's no bad ending for the last bit of 6-5, when they're threatened with on-the-spot execution (if there is, forgive me, I haven't actually played it)
I feel like there should have been a bad ending when you chose the option "Give up" over "Accuse Ga'ran" at the point where the guards had their guns pointed on everyone.
Does anything happen when you chose that?
@@tantris2876 I guess it happens that he gives up, but then he remembers that "a dragon never yields" and changes his mind, or so I think
That would pretty much lead to the same circumstances as the last ending shown in this video, where Apollo fails to indict Ga'ran and has to escape underground with the Founder’s Orb.
Seeing Dhurke angry at you is like daggers into your soul.
Well the last one's not so bad all things considered.
in a way it's kind of the same as the canon ending to be honest.
I'm PRETTY sure that Phoenix Wright would be dead, though...
I wouldn't say so. If Ga'ran is still alive and queen, then Khurain is pretty screwed. They might not have anyone to do the spirit channeling either.
If Apollo was able to escape, I think Phoenix is also safe...
It's not just the Defense that had their lives at stake, it was every rebel that showed up to the trial. There was potentially 100s of lives at stake here, and even if only a fraction were caught, that's still a lot of lives dead because they lost.
"B- but you could atleast liste-"
*"No."*
*trial immediately ends*
Phoenix when he wins against Apollo:
"I've won, but at what cost?"
Dark but gold
Well, these weren't as depressing as Dual Destinies' bad ending.
...
Though this game already fucks with you enough that I guess it would be overkill if any of these were that tragic.
That's not exactly true. Dual Destinies has many endings, and the earlier you lose in the final case, the worse of an ending you get. So, for example, in the absolute worst ending, Simon gets executed, his sister makes off with the hostages (including Trucy) and they are never found (probably killed), Athena quits the agency, Apollo "stops smiling", and Phoenix stops being a defense attorney. But, in the best out of the worst endings, the Phantom is not caught because they were unable to pin the crimes on him, so the public distrust of the legal system doesn't get improved. But otherwise, everything's fine. Simon & Athena get cleared from the accusations and Simon's sister releases the hostages.
Nah,let bad endings be griesome.... as that's life sometimes you know
@@RigasUT A little bit late on this one, but on the last ending in AA5 it's also specified that the dark age of the law only got worse overtime, so that was something... Surely also the case in the first two, though, right?
That last one was pretty interesting.
Probably the best one IMO
it could be a game all by itself
The last ending means that, in just five months, Apollo lost everyone close to him with the exception of Nahyuta (Clay Terran, Phoenix, Athena, Trucy, Dhurke, Maya, Edgeworth and we can assume Datz as well; Thalassa doesn't count as he doesn't know).
my personal headcanon
Phoenix was Executed By Ga'ran as a liability
Edgeworth got deported or left the country in disgrace and resigns as chief prosecutor
Athena is filled with Regret and tries to live with the guilt of Her Mentor dead and Apollo fighting as a rebel and lives with Simon
Maya is most likely in Jail,Killed, or Deported back to the Khurain Village
Trucy spends some time in jail and, feels guilt and regret over the death of Phoenix , but later goes back to the us
Pearls being queen tho
Ohhhh that one......
The -miracle- revolution never happen
That last one sounds fuckin' cool tho. I would love to see Apollo join in a revolution lmfao
So if the DC act means anyone who aids a criminal is guilty of the same charge...
Then doesn't that mean that, say, if Phoenix defends a criminal, and is found guilty of murder... That anyone who's ever helped Phoenix is also guilty of murder? Because Athena, Trucy, Edgeworth... They've all helped Phoenix. If Phoenix is a criminal, they would be guilty of aiding a criminal.
That's one of the biggest problems the game painted of the DCA. The fact that it is theoretically applicable to anyone for anything, something which Apollo audibly points out when Gha'ran tries to enforce it Nahyuta.
Edgeworth:
WRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHTTTTTT!!!!!
The first one has me curious. Suppose that Phoenix won that case. Then what? Would Maya have went free? And what about Apollo and Phoenix's relationship? Did they hate each other after that?
I doubt Maya was set free. Remember, she was needed to do the ritual of the Founder's Orb. And Apollo losing meant Paul would be able to send the orb to Inga.
Well, considering Maya was never in true danger since she was channeling Dhurke the whole time, she was technically already free. Khura'in would be screwed though. And I don't think hate is really the right word for Apollo and Phoenix's relationship. As Apollo said, it just became awkward. Phoenix probably felt like crap for putting Apollo through that though
Wait, do you think that in bad ending world 1.5,
A: Phoenix fires Apollo and gets someone to replace him, because of guilt
Or
B: Phoenix commits suicide
@@LordRetro-zh7er Phoenix commiting suicide would be a pretty plausible theory actually.
@@hyper9984Hey Miles, nice idea you had there, ima just *choose* *death*
The last one was a bad ending alright
Bad ass
Wouldn't Apollo be executed under the Defense Culpability Act?
Not in the last one, 'cause Dhurke wasn't found guilty of the murder of Inga, and the truth of the twenty-three year old case was never found, so Dhurke wasn't technically found guilty for it.
Okay, that last ending?
Not gonna lie, that was pretty fucking metal.
John Veltman ikr???? I wouldnt have minded it really
WHE GA RAN SAYS NO
ITS *NO*
I was kinda sad with the first one but I almost laughed when apollo said that him and Phoenix's relationship was "awkward"
Does that mean in the first bad ending he would quickly learn that dhurke was already dead?
Yeah.
Dhurke would probably be like "Oh boy, this is awkward. Gotta tell Apollo I'm actually dead now, but Khura'in's screwed now."
I feel like the developers didn't think that through because they could've shown something like that happen, then Apollo and Phoenix wouldn't have to feel awkward anymore.
@@Lukandon Well, the player wouldn't know by that point, so it'd be a bit of a spoiler.
@@Lukandon there were a lot of things they didn't think through with Spirit of Justice
Yo, ANOTHER bad ending could have been added here: AMARA DYING FROM THAT GUNSHOT WOUND.
And 2:58. "But it's so embarrassing!" What's the worst you did, Amara, f**k him? You'd think Her Eminence would be more mature than THAT. XD
Let's just say... they both have some WEIRD kinks. Also, Apollo wanted her to talk about it in front of her fourteen-year-old daughter.
Yeah, but still, she married him. Had his kids. What's there to be embarrassed about?
If it was their sex life, I'd get it. But Apollo wasn't THAT specific (and thank the Holy Mother for THAT.)
*AJ bad ending flashbacks*
Why tho
just started 6-5 day 2 in Khur'ain, didn't know you could lose the civil trial
Wait... How did they escape in the last one? They had guns pointed at them
gferrol118 video game magic. Or maybe they redacted their accusation on Ga'ran
frigidkitsune if they did retract their statement, they wouldn't have had a reason to hide underground
Gumshoe showed up and whupped the guards' butts.
gferrol118 that is not how crushing dictatorships work, they'd probably be at risk from the assassins Ga'ran's regime used.
That was before the guns.
I only saw the first one; for some reason the rest of case 5 was rather easy compared to earlier cases.
I accidentally found the second one, which made me go back and find the other ones
I only found the first one, I had no clue the second or third one existed until I saw this video
The last bad ending deserve to have sequel game like alternate game. It's so much like LOZ Ocarina of time where there are two different stories depend on final battle of link and Gonan. That continue story will lead to Majora's mask if link survived in the harsh battle and claimed victory over defeat of Gonan. If alternate story go to LOZ link to past when link have failed to rescue princess Zelda and get killed by Gonan.
I like the bad ending :)
Which one?
יובל ניב
The first one
I pretty much saw this coming from you
Whimperson plz.
Paul Atishon nuuuuu
The trial actually affected the team waaaa.
The Revolution never happen
There was a point where garan offers to reduce our sentence if we leave the case alone. Does it not lead to a bad ending?
It doesn't. Apollo literally forces you to keep pushing on. Would've been cool if it did though
At every “give up” he just ignores you, I tried this in my play through
What about Turnabout Time Traveler? No bad ending?
I have a small headcanon on the first bad ending:
We know that in this case,Nick is the prosecutor(By force)here,right? Well,i like to think that this is the first and only time Nick prosecutes a case ever. And i like to think that after "winning" against Apollo,he never takes a case as a "Prosecutor",which kinda turns him in the "True Prosecutor That Couldn't Be Defeated"...? I mean. He never prosecutes after this case. It's a small theory i have.
He actually wasn't a Prosecutor. The reason he stands against Apollo here is that it was a civil trial, two people claiming something. Prosecutors are only needed during Person vs. State cases, as they represent the state. And since Criminal Law leads to trials like that, that's what we see in Ace Attorney.
But despite that, Phoenix pulling a Godot would have been hilarious, I agree.
He defend Paul Atishon. Apollo defend Dhurke for the orb. So it isn't exactly prosecutor
At least the 4th bad ending contains some semblance of hope
With the Defence Culpability Act, I was expecting the guards to fuckin shoot down Wright and Apollo 😂
Huh, I missed the middle one. I thought each trial had a bad ending each but guess not..
these bad ending leaves a bad taste in my mouth... so imagine if they become real life... oh wait--😢
WHAT THE FUDGE IS PHOENIX DOING ON THE PROSECUTION SIDE!?
It was a civil trial, and in those ones there are no prosecutors, only attorneys.
Spoiler:
Phoenix was forced to do it because Inga held Maya hostage. I might be wrong, but...
here come the tears
Third ending was pretty funny.
Queen Amara is so cute
I had the final one during my playthrough.
okay so phoenix betraying apollo is explained. but what the hell did phoenix talk like one of the stupid ignorant prosecutors (how do you know that paw stands for that name. what if it's someone that just likes dogs?). really? pheonix would never say something that stupid. the judge maybe but not pheonix.
Ikr? When we play as Phoenix he still talks like he used to, then when he goes against Apollo suddenly he’s all “You don’t stand a chance, wHerE’s yOur EviDenCe” like all the prosecutors. Even if Maya’s in danger he doesn’t have to act all pretentious
look at how they massacred Phoenix's character to make Apollo my boy look good
What's so embarrassing on what Apollo suggested in the 3rd Bad Ending?
Well, Amara's married life has no relevance to the case
So why the Judge and the audience are completely embarrassed?
I don't know, because Amara is embarrassed to talk about her married life in public?
I guess...It did made it funny you get penalize for the awkwardness!
I think Amara basically implied a few... things... that you would expect a married couple with children to have done. As well as how they interacted with one another like pet names and such.
Isn't there one if you don't defend Ahlbi?
You defend him regardless
When the hell was Phoenix a prosecutor?
It was a civil trial. Person vs. person. Prosecutors only appear when it's person vs. state.
@@greenxlady4585 Gotcha
@@brozonesback No prob!
You just spoiled yourself...
@@tantris2876 Nani
There isn't a bad ending for refusing to indict Ga'ran after the guards come out?
Draikulth Soronata no it just redirects you to the right path
Because Justice is never wrong
WHY ARE THESE ALL APOLLOS FAULT?! (note: i said this comment at 3:00)
Because he is the playable attorney in the final case.
What is with the Chinese look -_-
ch-ch-chinese???
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Creeperface111 hello
huh... the only one i got was civil case ending