@@spacezombie13 But imagine it in real life. A defense attorney get away from false murder charge 3 times in a row. That lawyer would be extremely famous and have clients flocking to his door. QUite funny that phoenix is so poor even tho he was that famous
In Wright's defense, when he goes in with literal amnesia, part of the reason for that is because he *did* prep to win that case. That's why he had to have amnesia.
"You may be the world's best prosecutor, but i have a spirit medium for emotional support that can summon my dead teacher (also for emotional support). And best of all, PLOT ARMOR!"
@@bahamut9203 On the "Possibility" that they're right Honestly, him showing up to court should have Edgeworth just say "You know what? We drop all charges against the defendant. If Wright is the lawyer, we all know he's going to get a Not Guilty verdict. How, nobody knows - not even him right now.".
Edgeworth: "im sure he uses that literal medium in his group to commune with the victim, it might be discredited by the courts but its still an invaluable tool to get leads on more hard evidence that can be used" Meanwhile Phoenix uses this ability purely to get moral support from his dead teacher
The one time Pheonix actually does have Maya call the victim from the afterlife, he gets the one victim who doesn't want their killer to go to jail for killing them.
@@SimsAllAround let's not forget Misty Fey with Gregory Edgeworth(Dad of Miles) who gave the wrong name...because somehow ghosts...can't explore the real world(i mean, if i was a recently dead guy in the form of a ghost, i would investigate my own murder...and if a medium curious enough finds me, i would tell) so like Ghost-Gregory either knew his assassin was Manfred or didn't care at all and because of that, when he was forcefully summoned by Misty, believed that his own son killed him(accidentally) and blamed a poor bailiff with claustrophobia
@@derokdeathaxe6984 I'm fairly sure Gregory didn't know because he was killed when passed out. The last people he saw were his son and the bailiff, so we know why he jumped to that conclusion.
I love how a lot of Nick’s lines are referring to actual cases in the series. Not telling left from right - Turnabout Sisters Empty Plate - Turnabout Samurai This Evidence has my fingerprints - Stolen Turnabout Shoes - Rise from the Ashes Autopsy Report - Turnabout Sisters Not knowing the victim’s name - The First Turnabout
But then Mornal would need someone (Maybe themselves, maybe 8edhead) voicing the Judge. Judge: "Is the defense ready?" Wright: "I've never been more ready in my life." Judge: "... ... Please tell the court the name of your client."
I love how Wright basically does the detectives job instead of being an attorney. Almost as much as the fact that he tempers with the crime scene, steals evidence and yet it somehow is still valid in court.
Honestly, whether Phoenix actually takes things from the crime scene or just makes a note of it is really unclear. In fact sometimes it feels like it varies from situation to situation
@@yoursonisold8743 Yeah there are, but there are also times where he explicitly (or implicitly) _doesn't_ take it and merely makes a note of it. Sometimes the game even treats it like he's showing the witness a photograph of the thing/person he's presenting. Like I said, it seems to vary from situation to situation.
I just figure before Wright steps into the courtroom there's a guy who takes and scrutinizes all the Prosecution and Defenses evidence and Pheonix just gives him a bunch of random shit and insists they'll probably be relevant in the trial at some point.
*after the trial* aaand he’s in jail. rip phoenix’s freedom (jk he would still somehow manage to argue his way out of having his prints on the murder weapon)
I swear at one point she is just gonna actually comit murder. Wright will obviously defend her, maybe Payne will prosecute, and the Judge will be like 'I don't get paid enough for this, this bitch is always innocent, here's my verdict: N O T G U I L T Y'
Phoenix: (walks into the office, Maya isn’t there, phone rings) Here we go again. (Picks up phone) Maya? Maya: Hey Nick… Phoenix: You got framed for murder again, didn’t you? Maya: a little. Phoenix: Were you holding the murder weapon when the police arrived or did they find your name written in the victim’s blood? Maya: …both.
@@arendellecitizen208 I think Phoenix would probably hear Maya say "Both" and go "Well that settles it - you're definitely innocent. Only innocent people are found holding the weapon while *also* having their name written in the victim's blood."
Phoenix: "...Maya, when I get there, the first question I will ask is 'why,' and you will answer ALL of them." Maya: "Yes, sir...I'm sorry. Wait, how many questions are you gonna ask?" Phoenix: "How many OTHER times were you framed for murder?" Maya: "Two...?" Phoenix: *_"TOO MANY...!!_* I'll be there ASAP."
"Give Wright a minute and he's good". "Give Wright an hour and he's great." "Give him longer than a day to prepare for trial....he's unbeatable" -Edgeworth, when asked why he wants to speedrun every trial he has against Wright
"Wright, there's a case you need to take. It's imperative." "Of course, Edgeworth, I - wait, when is it?" "It started ten minutes ago. Really, your lateness is quite unprofessional."
So wait, does that mean you can only beat Phoenix Wright if you can out run him on a speed run of a trial in the matter of seconds? Man, poor Edgeworth can’t get a break.
Edgeworth: knows everything the police had discovered, went over it multiple times and considered every plausible scenario Wright: knows nothing about the case but can already see how it all fits together, and how it fits together is absolutely mental
He doesn't need to prepare. He's got the power to bookmark his very existence and then keep guessing over and over until he reaches a reality where he wins.
@@rokkraljkolesa9317 I was thinking Subaru from Re:Zero when I read that (although he has _to die_ for that power to kick in). My brother was telling me a few months ago about another light novel he read where one of the characters had "irl savescumming" abilities too, but I don't remember the name.
You know what you're talking about? Phoenix, rise from the ashes, you talk to ema alot in the wright co. Law offices Fun fact: rfta is also known to be exceedingly long and tedious
It's called interacting with everything and presenting everything to everyone, It's how you find out they hired Gumshoe off the street simply because he "had a detective look" Though yeah, more stuff like the escapades from TGAA or even more asinine attorney would be great
Honestly, the games would need to cut court scenes for it and that is just a no-no. The devs would need to spend time, effort and resources on creating places outside of court, then trim down court dialogue. Why waste resources on that? It would clearly be less unique and more expensive, I think they got it right already.
Phoenix: The killer must have infiltrated the building through the window, instead of coming through the door like we thought! Everyone: …So who did it, where, and with what weapon? Phoenix: 0:49
I saw clues pointing to the game: #1: The rooms Kitchen, Hall and Conservatory (rooms in “Clue”) #2: The blood covered candlestick (weapon from “Clue”) #3: You have to go right to get to the Conservatory in “Clue”
It's not even the first time he's picked up a bloody candlestick. Heck one time he picked up a bloody candlestick, and showed it to a guy who was previously stabbed with it, and the guy collapsed because his wounds reopened, and somehow for once everyone was like "oh no, we should get this guy to a hospital" instead of "did Phoenix Wright just stab a guy with a candlestick?"
@@temutemacular Spoilers Was the groom the one stabbed? I'll be honest I don't remember that much about the case, one of the main things that I remember is that I saw a tumblr post that said the whole thing sounds like Wright asked out Edgeworth and got rejected, and is this the result.
I love to imagine edgeworth thinks wright prepares in a manner similar to himself, carefully taking everything into consideration, when in reality wright always has like 5 minutes to get to court as soon as he first hears about the case.
Well, he WOULD have been more prepared for The Lost Turnabout, but he got amnesia right before the trial began, so he went in not even knowing his own name.
@@napoleoncomplex2712 sometimes I think that both Nick and Edgeworth would look more competent if they ever, you know, got more than 24 hours to put together a case.
I've been loving all these little AA shorts and I NEED to see a little fan series or something based on these! The funny writing, voice acting that sounds so genuine, and expressive animation all come together just like... chef's kiss
Personally I choose to believe that this is actually Edgeworth _Telling_ Gumshoe what he imagines Wright's prep work to look like based on his experience in court. Phoenix is actually doing real prep work/taking notes of possible evidence, but the sheer chaotic nature his Presence brings to a trial makes it seem like he must be doing something incredibly weird for prep.
@@MsMvsc meh, never played the games and it’s better the blue exorcist, dragon ball and attack on Titan just through holding my investment past episode 9.
@@MsMvsc Wouldn't OP have already played the games? I don't get how he'd want to see more personality to a character he's not familiar with. The anime seems like a reasonable recommendation for showing a bit of character to the cast he enjoys.
No matter how much you prepare or if you've figured out the entire case already. You still have to survive the prosecution's bullshit at the beginning of the case.
Prosecution: "But i have this evidence that disproves your entire train of tought until now" Me: Didn't we establish that withholding evidence was illegal? like just last case?
Let's talk about the DL-6 Incident! Can we talk about the DL-6 Incident? Please, Maya, I've been dying to talk about the DL-6 Incident with you all day!
All right, so I start marching my way down to Yogi's wife, Polly. and I knock on her door and I say, "Pooolly, Pooolly! I gotta talk to you about Yogi!" And when I open the door, what do I find? There's not a single goddamn furniture in that house. There is no Polly. Maya, half the suspects in this case have disappeared. It's a goddamn ghost town.
@@Reuventhal Okay you know what, Apollo? Get Maya some food, she's freaking out. Nick? Who are you talking to..? Apollo Justice. He's the one who told me about Yani Yogi. Oh wait... Where'd he go?
Meanwhile in an alternate universe... Phoenix: "What?! I literally just blinked and now all of a sudden you're accused of bombing an entire country! How is this POSSIBLE?!"
This is one of my favorite things. Between the humor, the smooth, clear, SO expressive animation, and the voice acting! You voice acting is perfect! The delivery is perfect for the character and the comedic timing and expression and cracks and wobbles in the delivery. I love it. And all fit into 60 seconds. A masterpiece.
I would love an Ace Attorney animated series with a more cartoony style. I feel like it would better capture the tone of the series than the anime did.
@@Nenilein Trying to squeeze a 9 hour case into 2-3 anime episodes they just end up rushing from revelation to revelation with no time for the humour or emotion
That implies he prepares at all. I feel like a more accurate version would just go like this: Maya: Do you ever think that we should prepare for a trial in advance? Phoenix, mouth full of ramen: What? Maya, turning back to her own bowl of ramen: Never mind. That being said, this was absolutely amazing.
"Make sure they have a tragic backstory and an evil lineage. That way they'll definitely get framed for murder. Sometimes more than once! GET A HOBBY MAYA!"
Well, the detective *can* be on their side, but it's either against the prosecution's will or... the detective has their own plans in mind. [cough] A certain cheerful detective with a catchy theme [cough]
In late 19th/early 20th century Britain, detectives can do whatever they want. This ranges from stuffing their faces with fish and chips, to hiding very obviously in random places until the defense attorney notices them hanging off a coat hook
*"It's not you again, right?"* No no, he's got a point. When in doubt always go for Maya xD Guess Maya is Nick's goddess of luck, both bad and good luck lol
I thought of the same first i played the 2 games but in the 3rd it's established that it is the other way around. 1- He was sick, and because of that framed for stealing money. But also because of that, he made friends. 2- his girlfriend actually had intention of killing him and also killed the other guy who tried to warn him and accused him of murder. But also because of that he made up his mind to become a defense attorney. 3- His mentor got murdered, her sister is accused of murdering her sister and at the 2nd day he accused of killing his mentor. But also because of that he met Edgeworth and had maya on his side. 4- Maya, his friend, got accused. Again. 5 - Maya, who is like a family for him, got kidnapped and he had to get "not guilty" When the client is guilty (and taking care of pearls while doing these) but also he met Edgeworth who is a 'friend' that choses death for a YEAR. 6 - Maya was at the other side of the bridge, pearls was nowhere to be found, Phoenix jumped of THAT bridge. (I am not gonna explain that bridge, i am tired) but also he survived and just catch a very bad cold. 6.5 - Maya, who he feels like a family of his, got accused of murder of his own mother while she is locked inside the cave. I think Nick is Maya's goddess of luck.
*YESSSSS* Finally, someone who also keeps it in mind. Seeing it as a satire makes playing the games even more interesting. Especially when you're from Russia where judical system isn't that different from what you're seeing.
This is false. Shu Takumi himself has debunked this, he simply had no idea how legal procedures work and based everything on what vague things he knew through heavily dramatisized telenovelas and the lot.
@@cawareyoudoin7379 I can't link my sources cause I get deleted for spam, but look up the 2001 blog entries and some of those earlier interviews. Shu Takumi is very transparent about having next to no knowledge about the legal system and how that's not the point of the game. He also states that it upsets him when people make ace attorney out to be some grand statement on the legal system.
I've only gotten through two trails in the first game and the Professor Layton Crossover and I can already tell Phoenix Wright is as shafted by life and the writers as Spider-Man is.
Ohhh you don't (or didn't) even know half of it but he's surprisingly lucky and or tough/resilient, and I mean it quite literally he's been through stuff that would kill literally anyone and gotten out with minor consequences, this is not a spoiler btw, once he got hit by a car on complete accident, the guy got catapulted a few feet in the air, hit his whole body but also his head against a street pole then fell into the ground, what did he get out of that? A sprained ankle Like life really tries to fuck him over but every time he gets up and carries on
My favorite thing about all of this is this is so true. You would think the bloody candlestick is the big piece of evidence BUT no its the dirty curtains found in the living room that hold the real answers. All the little pieces of evidence just add up more to showing innocence.
I love everything about this and it's all perfect but the voice acting on "only guilty people can't tell left from right" is. *chefs kiss* Though honestly all the voice acting and animation is perfect
![Building a Bridge (Ace Attorney Animation)[Paula Peroff]](/img/n.gif)
"it's not you again, right? nonono wait, i got it: it's me."
both very valid guesses given the track record of the series
no, it’s definitely me. -rtgame
Current track record is 3 for Phoenix and 4 for Maya, but who's counting.
@@dracos0024 still, that's more times one should be accused of a murder they didn't commit than should reasonably happen
@@spacezombie13 I know, I was agreeing with you.
@@spacezombie13 But imagine it in real life. A defense attorney get away from false murder charge 3 times in a row. That lawyer would be extremely famous and have clients flocking to his door. QUite funny that phoenix is so poor even tho he was that famous
"I've never been more prepared for a trial in my life" is technically the most accurate statement there.
The bar wasn't very high to begin with
@@Ssure2 True
Very true that's probably the most prepared for a trial he's ever been. And he had the autopsy in the other trials
I believe he was more prepared for Turnabout Succession. I mean, 7 years of prep are doing some work
@@Ssure2
Is it ever? The man pulls every victory he has out of his ass!!!
Imagine thinking wright does silly things like prep to win cases. Goes in with literal amnesia and still wins.
In Wright's defense, when he goes in with literal amnesia, part of the reason for that is because he *did* prep to win that case.
That's why he had to have amnesia.
"You may be the world's best prosecutor, but i have a spirit medium for emotional support that can summon my dead teacher (also for emotional support). And best of all, PLOT ARMOR!"
That how I do interviews
And ask for job offer.
@@ZT1ST to give the prosecution a chance lol
@@bahamut9203 On the "Possibility" that they're right
Honestly, him showing up to court should have Edgeworth just say "You know what? We drop all charges against the defendant. If Wright is the lawyer, we all know he's going to get a Not Guilty verdict. How, nobody knows - not even him right now.".
Edgeworth: "im sure he uses that literal medium in his group to commune with the victim, it might be discredited by the courts but its still an invaluable tool to get leads on more hard evidence that can be used"
Meanwhile Phoenix uses this ability purely to get moral support from his dead teacher
The one time Pheonix actually does have Maya call the victim from the afterlife, he gets the one victim who doesn't want their killer to go to jail for killing them.
@@rjfrost7090 Meaning 6-3, yes?
@@SimsAllAround let's not forget Misty Fey with Gregory Edgeworth(Dad of Miles) who gave the wrong name...because somehow ghosts...can't explore the real world(i mean, if i was a recently dead guy in the form of a ghost, i would investigate my own murder...and if a medium curious enough finds me, i would tell) so like Ghost-Gregory either knew his assassin was Manfred or didn't care at all and because of that, when he was forcefully summoned by Misty, believed that his own son killed him(accidentally) and blamed a poor bailiff with claustrophobia
@@derokdeathaxe6984 I'm fairly sure Gregory didn't know because he was killed when passed out. The last people he saw were his son and the bailiff, so we know why he jumped to that conclusion.
@@rjfrost7090 Pretty sure that victim died from suicide to cover up the actions of the person who did commit murder
"it's not you again right?"
To be fair
That's a pretty safe bet
Gotta be a 50/50 chance these days.
@@ixaldorran7867 original trilogy had 12 cases + Rise of the Ashes that's 13 cases, of those, Maya has been accused 3 times, that's 23 %
@@karsten69 no, it has 14 cases
@@panwasacz2733 then it falls to 21.4 % that's still 1/5
@@karsten69
Yeah but she becomes a murder suspect in literally every game she appears in. Even in the crossover game with Layton.
I love how a lot of Nick’s lines are referring to actual cases in the series.
Not telling left from right - Turnabout Sisters
Empty Plate - Turnabout Samurai
This Evidence has my fingerprints - Stolen Turnabout
Shoes - Rise from the Ashes
Autopsy Report - Turnabout Sisters
Not knowing the victim’s name - The First Turnabout
A victim stabbed by a bloody candlestick is a reference to Turnabout Time Traveler from SoJ.
Honestly, the autopsy report would be any case where Edgeworth was the prosecutor. He constantly got it updated.
@@runefaustblack and the one from AAI2
Left from right can also apply to 2-2 with the car
Not knowing the victim fits 2-1 as well because, yk, amnesia
@@runefaustblack Sorin wasn't a victim though.
“And this blood covered candlestick that _now has my fingerprints on it-“_ I love that line
There was that one time where getting his grubby mitts on everything actually saved the trial.
I smell
At least the anime showed him using gloves
“Not guilty!It was me”
@@brysonlambes7175 trial's name?
To be even more accurate, Nick would be doing this literally on the stand already defending the guy.
But then Mornal would need someone (Maybe themselves, maybe 8edhead) voicing the Judge.
Judge: "Is the defense ready?"
Wright: "I've never been more ready in my life."
Judge: "...
...
Please tell the court the name of your client."
“It’s not you again, right?”
Honestly that’s a valid question for Phoenix to ask 😂
that one got me
And then "It's me right" had me Deceased
besides the fact that Maya is literally sitting right in front of him in his office lol
is it pepe?
@@thevioletskull8158 "its me, w-right"
Eh? XD
gumshoe: hey, do you ever wonder how he prepares for a trial on such short notice?
edgeworth: are you trying to set up some sort of comedic cutaway?
"Geez, Edgeworth, this is worse than that time Wright got hit over the head with a pipe and pulled through the case"
"That was a fire extinguisher. It's a miracle he got out of their without any amnesia or concussions."@@iamfourmana
@@getthedunkon9347yeah.... No amnesia whatsoever
@@mertensiam3384 permanent amnesia.
@@getthedunkon9347 ah ok that makes sense
"Only guilty people can't tell left from right."
God, thats gold.
it's so true LOL
Is this the Redd White stuffs?
Uh oh, I must be guilty-
Maybe I am a monster
@@wormkingg me too
I love how Wright basically does the detectives job instead of being an attorney. Almost as much as the fact that he tempers with the crime scene, steals evidence and yet it somehow is still valid in court.
Honestly, whether Phoenix actually takes things from the crime scene or just makes a note of it is really unclear. In fact sometimes it feels like it varies from situation to situation
@@elsie8757 There are several cases where he straight up physically takes the evidence with him.
@@yoursonisold8743 Yeah there are, but there are also times where he explicitly (or implicitly) _doesn't_ take it and merely makes a note of it. Sometimes the game even treats it like he's showing the witness a photograph of the thing/person he's presenting. Like I said, it seems to vary from situation to situation.
I mean a lot of the times, they don’t really care how he gets evidence, lmao.
I just figure before Wright steps into the courtroom there's a guy who takes and scrutinizes all the Prosecution and Defenses evidence and Pheonix just gives him a bunch of random shit and insists they'll probably be relevant in the trial at some point.
Maya: So you got the autopsy report, right?
Phoenix: It's just gonna get updated again, so why does that even matter?
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@Cole Hoover I mean...you're not wrong...especially considering Edgeworth is prosecuting...
I updated the Autopsy Report one time, people! ONE TIME!
@@MehrzaadMir Actually related to the comment. Poggers.
@@gamerdomain6618 I love that video so much, I use the gif on discord very often
“I got it: it’s me”
I certainly hope not, Wright, considering you just got your fingerprints on the murder weapon
*after the trial*
aaand he’s in jail. rip phoenix’s freedom
(jk he would still somehow manage to argue his way out of having his prints on the murder weapon)
@@hawks-wingswell, judging by the way he held it he could easily prove that it wasn’t being held as a weapon by him.
You know you're doomed when Maya is the responsible one in the scene
Maya is always the responsible one.
I swear at one point she is just gonna actually comit murder.
Wright will obviously defend her, maybe Payne will prosecute, and the Judge will be like 'I don't get paid enough for this, this bitch is always innocent, here's my verdict:
N O T G U I L T Y'
@@Zoe-hb2oj holy crap that would actually be amazing XD
@@Zoe-hb2oj she can just get away with anything now huh?
Yuhuh
Phoenix: (walks into the office, Maya isn’t there, phone rings) Here we go again. (Picks up phone) Maya?
Maya: Hey Nick…
Phoenix: You got framed for murder again, didn’t you?
Maya: a little.
Phoenix: Were you holding the murder weapon when the police arrived or did they find your name written in the victim’s blood?
Maya: …both.
Phoenix: And you’re certain you didn’t do it?
@@arendellecitizen208maya:... yes...
Phoenix:airgthy, *PROCEEDS TO MASTER MIND A ABSOLUTE BULLSHIT WAY OF MAYA NOT BEUNG GUILTY*
@@arendellecitizen208 I think Phoenix would probably hear Maya say "Both" and go "Well that settles it - you're definitely innocent. Only innocent people are found holding the weapon while *also* having their name written in the victim's blood."
Phoenix: "...Maya, when I get there, the first question I will ask is 'why,' and you will answer ALL of them."
Maya: "Yes, sir...I'm sorry. Wait, how many questions are you gonna ask?"
Phoenix: "How many OTHER times were you framed for murder?"
Maya: "Two...?"
Phoenix: *_"TOO MANY...!!_*
I'll be there ASAP."
"Give Wright a minute and he's good".
"Give Wright an hour and he's great."
"Give him longer than a day to prepare for trial....he's unbeatable"
-Edgeworth, when asked why he wants to speedrun every trial he has against Wright
It's no wonder all trials start RIGHT AFTER THE FUCKING MURDER
"Wright, there's a case you need to take. It's imperative."
"Of course, Edgeworth, I - wait, when is it?"
"It started ten minutes ago. Really, your lateness is quite unprofessional."
AA world: "All trials are limited to 3 days"
Edgeworth: "That's way too long. He's practically already won."
I first read this as "unstable" instead of "unbeatable" and it still fits honestly
So wait, does that mean you can only beat Phoenix Wright if you can out run him on a speed run of a trial in the matter of seconds? Man, poor Edgeworth can’t get a break.
Edgeworth: knows everything the police had discovered, went over it multiple times and considered every plausible scenario
Wright: knows nothing about the case but can already see how it all fits together, and how it fits together is absolutely mental
He doesn't need to prepare. He's got the power to bookmark his very existence and then keep guessing over and over until he reaches a reality where he wins.
Matpat: "Phoenix Wright is secretly Flowey from Undertale?!?!?!"
@@rokkraljkolesa9317 I was thinking Subaru from Re:Zero when I read that (although he has _to die_ for that power to kick in).
My brother was telling me a few months ago about another light novel he read where one of the characters had "irl savescumming" abilities too, but I don't remember the name.
@@ChaosRayZero summer time render has a similar ability, but I dont wanna spoil how it works since the anime is airing rn, this season.
@@halinaqi2194 I haven't started watching that yet, would you say its good so far?
So who the voice actor form this ep
Being fair, Wright looks like he has gotten absolutely no sleep.
Which is very fitting, given how much prep time he gets for his trials.
This is why we need more scenes of characters not investigating or in court
100%
You know what you're talking about?
Phoenix, rise from the ashes, you talk to ema alot in the wright co. Law offices
Fun fact: rfta is also known to be exceedingly long and tedious
I couldn’t agree more. It’s fun to just see these characters we love interact with each other.
It's called interacting with everything and presenting everything to everyone, It's how you find out they hired Gumshoe off the street simply because he "had a detective look"
Though yeah, more stuff like the escapades from TGAA or even more asinine attorney would be great
Honestly, the games would need to cut court scenes for it and that is just a no-no. The devs would need to spend time, effort and resources on creating places outside of court, then trim down court dialogue. Why waste resources on that? It would clearly be less unique and more expensive, I think they got it right already.
0:33 this moment is deadly. Somehow, he skipped all the previous steps and got to not guilty
...I also like to imagine that's how Phoenix plays Clue.
Phoenix: The killer must have infiltrated the building through the window, instead of coming through the door like we thought!
Everyone: …So who did it, where, and with what weapon?
Phoenix: 0:49
ace attorney clue action is something that needs to be explored Somewhwre
I saw clues pointing to the game:
#1: The rooms Kitchen, Hall and Conservatory (rooms in “Clue”)
#2: The blood covered candlestick (weapon from “Clue”)
#3: You have to go right to get to the Conservatory in “Clue”
Someone needs to make this an animation
*...I also like to imagine that's how Phoenix wins Clue
Fixed.
The look on Miles' face before it cuts to Phoenix gives "prepared is a strong word"
It's not even the first time he's picked up a bloody candlestick. Heck one time he picked up a bloody candlestick, and showed it to a guy who was previously stabbed with it, and the guy collapsed because his wounds reopened, and somehow for once everyone was like "oh no, we should get this guy to a hospital" instead of "did Phoenix Wright just stab a guy with a candlestick?"
When was that?
@@off-the-grounder568 Ace Attorney Spirit of Justice DLC
If you got spoiled, oops
@@temutemacular
Spoilers
Was the groom the one stabbed? I'll be honest I don't remember that much about the case, one of the main things that I remember is that I saw a tumblr post that said the whole thing sounds like Wright asked out Edgeworth and got rejected, and is this the result.
@@lisahenry20 yup the groom got stabbed, and no? I don't think Phoenix or Edgeworth have any bearing in the case
Okay, okay, okay.
BUT HOW THE FUCK do you STAB a guy with a CANDLESTICK!!!!
I love to imagine edgeworth thinks wright prepares in a manner similar to himself, carefully taking everything into consideration, when in reality wright always has like 5 minutes to get to court as soon as he first hears about the case.
Ace Attorney memes never get old
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Never.
I like in Rise From The Ashes he straight up says "I'm just good at finding contradictions"
Edgeworth: "...Poorly, Gumshoe... Poorly."
0:22
"Only guilty people can't tell left from right"
I love how accurate this is xdxd
Redd White's spirit is probably ashes now bc of the burn
Phoenix looks like he's operating on no sleep for 3 days, with only coffee to keep him going.
In other words, classic Phoenix Wright.
When is that ever NOT Phoenix?
And yet he still managed to be buff as hell.
@@ryan2casey764 Because he rides a bike to work instead of driving a car.
@@gyppygirl2021
He also carries all that evidence by himself.
That's not Godot
"I've never been more prepared for a trial in my life." Well, he's not wrong
I mean yeah, he's Wright
Well, he WOULD have been more prepared for The Lost Turnabout, but he got amnesia right before the trial began, so he went in not even knowing his own name.
That little disappointed “…no” was the best
I was just about to comment, I'm not sure why but I adore that disillusioned "...no" at the end 😂
It let me think of my wife xD maybe that says a bit about our dynamic
That exhausted mild desperation in “only guilty people can’t tell left from right. A-and-“ is an utter mood lmao
"It's not you again, is it?"
"No, Phoenix. It's you. You're defending yourself. Again."
I mean you did watch credits? :D
0:58
The most accurate portrayal of what goes on in a Phoenix Wright game.
*Presents Attorney Badge*
Phoenix: "Oh yeah its all coming together now"
Mans literally walked into a trial with amnesia, hes got this
He wins the case anyway out of shear luck again
Usually, it's by the prosecution's case having more holes in it than Swiss cheese put through a hole puncher factory's testing department.
@@napoleoncomplex2712 or spirit fuckery
By bluffing his way to victory
Or ghosts
@@napoleoncomplex2712 sometimes I think that both Nick and Edgeworth would look more competent if they ever, you know, got more than 24 hours to put together a case.
"quick, Maya. Channel the victim. I need to ask them their name"
Maya : Have you got the autopsy report?
Edgeworth : Too bad Wright, your missing autopsy report is OUTDATED
Edgeworth:a new missing autópsy repórt was taked on my demand
"It's not you again?"
Honestly that's one of the most accurate memes avout ace attorney
"It's not you again, right?"
That killed me! 🤣
"Only guilty people can't tell left from right."
Me: Sweats Nervously
I've been loving all these little AA shorts and I NEED to see a little fan series or something based on these! The funny writing, voice acting that sounds so genuine, and expressive animation all come together just like... chef's kiss
I would absolutely love that
"Chef's kiss" in this context reminds me of Armstrong. Please don't.
prozd did something similar
Paula + Mormon = dream team
This is such a tiny tiny detail but the way Phoenix goes "Um." at 0:43 is _perfect_
I like how you don’t even see Edgeworth’s response, like we know how he would respond.
Personally I choose to believe that this is actually Edgeworth _Telling_ Gumshoe what he imagines Wright's prep work to look like based on his experience in court.
Phoenix is actually doing real prep work/taking notes of possible evidence, but the sheer chaotic nature his Presence brings to a trial makes it seem like he must be doing something incredibly weird for prep.
Maya being his first guess technically has the highest chance of being correct
Honestly i love when people give more character and personality to characters like this
The Ace Attorney Anime is probably up your street as well then. I've watched like 5 episodes and I'm hooked.
@@josephchambers2000
Its not great. Much more recommend the actual games.
@@MsMvsc meh, never played the games and it’s better the blue exorcist, dragon ball and attack on Titan just through holding my investment past episode 9.
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Yikes, highly recommend the games still. Anime doesn't have great animation and cuts a lot out.
@@MsMvsc Wouldn't OP have already played the games? I don't get how he'd want to see more personality to a character he's not familiar with. The anime seems like a reasonable recommendation for showing a bit of character to the cast he enjoys.
I LOVE these, they move so well, and are so charming. Nick's declining mental health is so wonderful to watch
0:01
Edgeworth: _laughs in updated autopsy report_
the sad reality is that he probably never WAS more prepared for a trial in his life
No matter how much you prepare or if you've figured out the entire case already. You still have to survive the prosecution's bullshit at the beginning of the case.
Prosecution: "But i have this evidence that disproves your entire train of tought until now"
Me: Didn't we establish that withholding evidence was illegal? like just last case?
Especially when you go up against Manfred von Karma
I love the thumbnail picture and the meme it implies. Thats exactly what Phoenix is like when trying to wade through a case 😂
The Edgeworths are canonically the only characters able to use logic
"...Scarily enough, knowing it is NOT Maya DOES narrow it down remarkably well..."
"It's not you again, right?" was the most Ace Attorney line of this video.
This is literally how every attorney everywhere prepares for trial.
Let's talk about the DL-6 Incident! Can we talk about the DL-6 Incident? Please, Maya, I've been dying to talk about the DL-6 Incident with you all day!
'Yani Yogi' this name keeps coming up over and over again. Every day his evidence keeps popping up. Yani Yogi Yani Yogi
*THIS WHOLE BOX IS YANI YOGI*
All right, so I start marching my way down to Yogi's wife, Polly. and I knock on her door and I say, "Pooolly, Pooolly! I gotta talk to you about Yogi!" And when I open the door, what do I find? There's not a single goddamn furniture in that house. There is no Polly. Maya, half the suspects in this case have disappeared. It's a goddamn ghost town.
I didn't know Luigi was in the Ace Attorney games
@@Reuventhal Okay you know what, Apollo? Get Maya some food, she's freaking out.
Nick? Who are you talking to..?
Apollo Justice. He's the one who told me about Yani Yogi. Oh wait... Where'd he go?
I love how Maya’s eyes are shaped like the magatama
Meanwhile in an alternate universe...
Phoenix: "What?! I literally just blinked and now all of a sudden you're accused of bombing an entire country! How is this POSSIBLE?!"
"How can you get accused of that while I was blinking?!?"
I've seen that one too
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It's pretty good too
“Maybe he meant nuking TURKEY, like in a sandwich!”
@@insertname8807 no no people are dead.
@@priyanshugoel3030 Oh fuck I might be a war criminal
@@insertname8807 SHUT THE FRICK UP MAYA
(I'm adding to it cuz that's not in the video)
the voice acting is INCREDIBLE
Lol I never understood why he would just pick up and take the evidence, adios fingerprints 😂
Maybe Phoenix used to work in the same chemical factory Yanni Yogi did?
In the anime, he wears surgical gloves. Let's just assume that's it.
CawAreYouDoin? You need a lot more than that to avoid contaminating a crime scene.
@@fabplays6559 They don't even do dna testing in this game, so rubber gloves are enough in this universe 😅
@@Kickiusz IT WAS I MR PHOENIX WRIGHT, I MADE YOU WORK AT CHEMICAL FACTORY AND REMOVED YOUR FINGERPRINTS
This is one of my favorite things. Between the humor, the smooth, clear, SO expressive animation, and the voice acting! You voice acting is perfect! The delivery is perfect for the character and the comedic timing and expression and cracks and wobbles in the delivery. I love it. And all fit into 60 seconds. A masterpiece.
"PLEASE tell me you at least know who your client is!?!"
"... It's not you again, right?"
I'M FUCKING DEAD
0:09 I love his face of just: “who said anything about preparing”
I would love an Ace Attorney animated series with a more cartoony style. I feel like it would better capture the tone of the series than the anime did.
Yeah, the Anime sucked because it was incredibly stiff... I don't even know what happened there
I’d watch it,
The bloopers were fucking gold, tho
@@Nenilein Trying to squeeze a 9 hour case into 2-3 anime episodes they just end up rushing from revelation to revelation with no time for the humour or emotion
Something like Archer would be perfect.
Maya's "no," at the end there was Peak Voice Acting
I would’ve laughed so hard if it just cut off at “I’ve never been more prepared in my life”
Even better if he just made a face of absolute regret in a courtroom immediately after as Miles facepalms.
That implies he prepares at all.
I feel like a more accurate version would just go like this:
Maya: Do you ever think that we should prepare for a trial in advance?
Phoenix, mouth full of ramen: What?
Maya, turning back to her own bowl of ramen: Never mind.
That being said, this was absolutely amazing.
To be fair to Pheonix
Nealry every trial he gets is on next-day notice or less so its not like he has much time to prepare
"Make sure they have a tragic backstory and an evil lineage. That way they'll definitely get framed for murder. Sometimes more than once! GET A HOBBY MAYA!"
JelloApocalypse
Hello random person of culture
“HEY JUDGE TRITE OVER THERE WANTS TO SAY SOMETHING WITH HIS DUMB FACE HOW ABOUT WE MAKE THIS NEXT ONE 45 PENALTIES JUST CAUSE SIPSIPSIP
"I've never been more prepared for a trial in my life!"
He says, while looking like actual death.
Defense Attorney's in this world can't work with Detective's either. Japanafornia is against him in every way.
Well, the detective *can* be on their side, but it's either against the prosecution's will or... the detective has their own plans in mind.
[cough] A certain cheerful detective with a catchy theme [cough]
In late 19th/early 20th century Britain, detectives can do whatever they want. This ranges from stuffing their faces with fish and chips, to hiding very obviously in random places until the defense attorney notices them hanging off a coat hook
@@alarmlessRifleman IN JUSTICE WE TRUST!
@@emliu5000 Also pickpocketing and firing colorful substances at others.
All of Japanifornia: Fuck Phoenix Wright
All my homies hate Phoenix Wright
“At least you know the name of the victim?”
“Uhhh… Cinder Block?”
*"It's not you again, right?"*
No no, he's got a point. When in doubt always go for Maya xD
Guess Maya is Nick's goddess of luck, both bad and good luck lol
Also source of experience.
Poor Maya, getting the Butz treatment 😂
I thought of the same first i played the 2 games but in the 3rd it's established that it is the other way around.
1- He was sick, and because of that framed for stealing money. But also because of that, he made friends.
2- his girlfriend actually had intention of killing him and also killed the other guy who tried to warn him and accused him of murder. But also because of that he made up his mind to become a defense attorney.
3- His mentor got murdered, her sister is accused of murdering her sister and at the 2nd day he accused of killing his mentor. But also because of that he met Edgeworth and had maya on his side.
4- Maya, his friend, got accused. Again.
5 - Maya, who is like a family for him, got kidnapped and he had to get "not guilty" When the client is guilty (and taking care of pearls while doing these) but also he met Edgeworth who is a 'friend' that choses death for a YEAR.
6 - Maya was at the other side of the bridge, pearls was nowhere to be found, Phoenix jumped of THAT bridge. (I am not gonna explain that bridge, i am tired) but also he survived and just catch a very bad cold.
6.5 - Maya, who he feels like a family of his, got accused of murder of his own mother while she is locked inside the cave.
I think Nick is Maya's goddess of luck.
"It's not you again, right?"
That depends, is this the second case of the game?
Here’s your daily reminder that the first Ace Attorney game was made to satirize Japan’s flawed judicial system at the time it was released.
*YESSSSS*
Finally, someone who also keeps it in mind. Seeing it as a satire makes playing the games even more interesting. Especially when you're from Russia where judical system isn't that different from what you're seeing.
EXACTLY YES
This is false. Shu Takumi himself has debunked this, he simply had no idea how legal procedures work and based everything on what vague things he knew through heavily dramatisized telenovelas and the lot.
@@hihey229 Source?
@@cawareyoudoin7379 I can't link my sources cause I get deleted for spam, but look up the 2001 blog entries and some of those earlier interviews. Shu Takumi is very transparent about having next to no knowledge about the legal system and how that's not the point of the game. He also states that it upsets him when people make ace attorney out to be some grand statement on the legal system.
I've only gotten through two trails in the first game and the Professor Layton Crossover and I can already tell Phoenix Wright is as shafted by life and the writers as Spider-Man is.
Ohhh you don't (or didn't) even know half of it but he's surprisingly lucky and or tough/resilient, and I mean it quite literally he's been through stuff that would kill literally anyone and gotten out with minor consequences, this is not a spoiler btw, once he got hit by a car on complete accident, the guy got catapulted a few feet in the air, hit his whole body but also his head against a street pole then fell into the ground, what did he get out of that? A sprained ankle
Like life really tries to fuck him over but every time he gets up and carries on
@@matiaspereyra9392The horrors AND sillies are endless, but we stay technically professional
I’m getting secondhand stress from this
Imaging not only having to prove your client is inocent but to find the actual killer during trial.
Maya's eyes. I can't take my eyes of them. Such a unique design honestly. Love these animations. Hope to see some squishy necks again soon~ xD
You should check out some of the artist's other comics, that's a trait all Fey's have in them.
They're shaped like magmatatas.
@@ZatchZXman I tried to look that up but no luck. What is a Magmatatas?
A magatama is a sacred gem/carved rock in Shinto myth often associated with priests (like the Fey family for instance)
My favorite thing about all of this is this is so true. You would think the bloody candlestick is the big piece of evidence BUT no its the dirty curtains found in the living room that hold the real answers. All the little pieces of evidence just add up more to showing innocence.
I love everything about this and it's all perfect but the voice acting on "only guilty people can't tell left from right" is. *chefs kiss*
Though honestly all the voice acting and animation is perfect
"Do you at least do you know the name of the victim?" I was expecting Phoenix to say "It's Cinder Block, right?" or something like that.
I freaking love Paula's animations, keep the amazing work!
The pure hope in his voice as he says “it’s… not you again, right?”
this is so accurate it hurts
I'm watching through all of these and i love them so so much. the art is so good ?? these are Pure Gold man
Thank you everybody who works on these Phoenix Wright animations, they are sooo good
It's one person who does the animation and writes the script.
I would honest to god love an ace attorney cartoon in this style
Phoniex for smash!
can't wait to see his final smash and his speech bubbles combos
Who tf is phoniex
I only know phoenix
@@qwertyuiop.lkjhgfdsa lol I tried to edit it but youtube won't let me
PHOENIX FOR SMASH!!!!!! LET'S GOOOO!!!!
We'll find out tomorrow
Goddamn this is like high quality indie show tier animation.
GOD, THESE NEVER FAIL TO MAKE ME SMILE
I know there’s already an anime, but I would love a phoenix wright show animated in this style with random but consistent asides like this
To be fair, guessing Maya is always a good guess considering her tendency to be framed for murder.
Love how thumbnail for node to The office
Even if he had the autopsy report, it wouldn’t matter. Everyone knows you need to wait for the UPDATED autopsy report.
God I want a whole show of exactly this 😫💖
Pheonix is me at 3am-
Doesn't have the autopsy report, doesn't know the victim's name, and doesn't even know who his client is. Yep, he's got this covered