It's funny that Phoenix Wright loses his attorney's badge after just 3 years, when other characters from the franchise have careers that are longer than Wright's.
@@fahmidafarees_ I think that kind of reflects how unfair the system is in Ace Attorney. When von Karma forges evidence, he gets a penalty. When Wright does it, his potential as a lawyer is flushed down the drain.
Still don’t get why everyone else in the history of this game either got away or got mildly punished for presenting illegal evidence but when Phoenix does it ONE time (and he did not even do it he was set up) he has his badge and job taken away for SEVEN YEARS!
Because they were never proven to be fraudulent or outside the realm of the law There were rumors about how Edgeworth and francisca were operating but no one ever proved them in court
Why doesn't Phoenix just cross-examine Misham? It's his right to do so since he hasn't been disbarred yet, and there is an argument he can pursue. Even if the page is fake, the tear in the page really does match up with the book presented by the prosecution, so the forger must have had access to the book, or at least to the removed page that the prosecution is insisting doesn't exist. Since Phoenix is suspicious for having the forged evidence in his possession, Gavin should be suspicious for possessing the book involved in its creation. And yet Phoenix feels the need to ask the court to hear him out? And the judge just says no? Why?!
The very MOMENT that evidence was revealed to be illegitimate, He was no longer considered to be a lawyer... besides, the accused is NOT allowed to make any sort of defense, he's assuredly lying. Phoenix was done for.
Its like how romance drama shows make the boyfriend be all like "wait hear me out i can explain" then proceed to not explain things out, phoenix wright couldve brought up the fact that trucy gave him the false evidence and that (iirc) she said she got it from a stranger, so i feel like at least he could get away with a few penalties instead of losing his badge if he tried to argue.
I heard somewhere that this was 1 of 2 outcomes for Phoenix. The other is that he would retire as an attorney and become a law teacher (and Apollo Justice would be one of Phoenix's students). But, I'm probably guessing that because Phoenix has brought down a few fearful prosecutors when he was a rookie, the tables have to turn for him. Oh well, maybe he can try his abilities against the Marvel superheroes.
It honestly feels good to see Phoenix finally pay for all the times he's flaunted the law in his career. He may not have made the evidence, but he still presented it. And so many times, if the Judge wasn't such a doddering fool, Phoenix has committed several crimes to have his defendants found innocent. (False accusations, fillibustering, illegally removing evidence from a crime scene).... It must be said, something like this was a LONG time coming.
And yet you neglect to mention that the prosecutors tend to do the same thing just to illegally "prove" that an innocent person (the defendant) is actually guilty, why do the prosecutors get to legally investigate/get info of the crime scenes and then withhold the evidence until the middle of the trial (example: updated autopsy report), but phoenix wright playing the even field is bad? Besides, if investigating the crime scene as a defense attorney is illegal, why did he keep his job? And so what with the false accusations? Thats just phoenix wright running on missing info, his job is to defend his client, so he has think of a way to do that, and the prosecution is the one who's usually claiming that an innocent defendant is guilty so its not like phoenix wright is le baddie who deserved being tricked into presenting false evidence
It amazes, and moves me so much.
Phoenix lost his badge, and and he was only thinking of client.
......Mia Fey should be proud
Clone184 Tried to do what was right
LUIS ALBERTO ARENAS ARAYA do you mean, what was Wright?
It's funny that Phoenix Wright loses his attorney's badge after just 3 years, when other characters from the franchise have careers that are longer than Wright's.
Funny how Mia said Phoenix would be ready to take higher profile cases in three years instead of now
Manfred has literally 40 years
@@fahmidafarees_ I think that kind of reflects how unfair the system is in Ace Attorney. When von Karma forges evidence, he gets a penalty. When Wright does it, his potential as a lawyer is flushed down the drain.
@@rbxless At least it isn't the system in Spirit of Justice
Still don’t get why everyone else in the history of this game either got away or got mildly punished for presenting illegal evidence but when Phoenix does it ONE time (and he did not even do it he was set up) he has his badge and job taken away for SEVEN YEARS!
further proof the system is corrupt
The *DARK* age of the law isn't over yet...
I mean Phoenix wright got away one time, when he lied about the green container in Tres Bien being the container of poison.
Hydrated Graph he didnt,everyone except the tiger knew it was ear medicine so he bluffed and the tiger slipped his tongue
Because they were never proven to be fraudulent or outside the realm of the law
There were rumors about how Edgeworth and francisca were operating but no one ever proved them in court
just think about this a veteran attorney with 3 years of work loses his career bc a kid named trucy trusted strangers
Phoenix... I actually started crying
At least he managed to get it back seven years later.
@@praxieserver play the game or watch a let's play you will know
Yeah
@@yurigacha-san1367 He grabbed the judge by his collar LOL
Atleast he got it back 7 years ago.
@@themusicman.578 Oh wow. XD 7 years since this comment. Truly is the magic number. haha
A lawyer can Only cry *when it all over*
if mia was around and if phoenix wasnt so overconfident, none of this wouldve happened.
I'm pretty sure he was drugged.
@@Graysoneli2 Idk tbh
It wasn't Phoenix's fault, Kristoph Gavin requested that forgery so he can make sure Phoenix loses his badge
@@profoxster9254 Phoenix should have at least cross-examined Misham, though. He's faced worse odds than this.
@@SuperParkourio ok
Why doesn't Phoenix just cross-examine Misham? It's his right to do so since he hasn't been disbarred yet, and there is an argument he can pursue. Even if the page is fake, the tear in the page really does match up with the book presented by the prosecution, so the forger must have had access to the book, or at least to the removed page that the prosecution is insisting doesn't exist. Since Phoenix is suspicious for having the forged evidence in his possession, Gavin should be suspicious for possessing the book involved in its creation.
And yet Phoenix feels the need to ask the court to hear him out? And the judge just says no? Why?!
The very MOMENT that evidence was revealed to be illegitimate, He was no longer considered to be a lawyer... besides, the accused is NOT allowed to make any sort of defense, he's assuredly lying. Phoenix was done for.
Its like how romance drama shows make the boyfriend be all like "wait hear me out i can explain" then proceed to not explain things out, phoenix wright couldve brought up the fact that trucy gave him the false evidence and that (iirc) she said she got it from a stranger, so i feel like at least he could get away with a few penalties instead of losing his badge if he tried to argue.
Rare gem finding this old video
I heard somewhere that this was 1 of 2 outcomes for Phoenix. The other is that he would retire as an attorney and become a law teacher (and Apollo Justice would be one of Phoenix's students).
But, I'm probably guessing that because Phoenix has brought down a few fearful prosecutors when he was a rookie, the tables have to turn for him. Oh well, maybe he can try his abilities against the Marvel superheroes.
What an irony, he lost to rookie prosecutor.
Oh you. I remember his line : "You actually committed the crime" then the target goes boom XD
DAMN IT DAMN IT DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!
Where the heck was Miles Edgeworth when Phoenix got disbarred?!
Lets be real, if maya was here, she'd fight to the bitter end just to prove that phoenix wright didnt forge evidence
his number is up
Wow!
one year ago
the trial in game occured in april 19, 2019
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10y ago
10 years ago lol
I'm pretty sure he was drugged. That's why he was so overconfident.
What ace attorney game is this
Apollo Justice
Ace attorney Apollo Justice
This shitty game ruined Gyakuten Saiban 3's ending.
It honestly feels good to see Phoenix finally pay for all the times he's flaunted the law in his career. He may not have made the evidence, but he still presented it. And so many times, if the Judge wasn't such a doddering fool, Phoenix has committed several crimes to have his defendants found innocent. (False accusations, fillibustering, illegally removing evidence from a crime scene).... It must be said, something like this was a LONG time coming.
And yet you neglect to mention that the prosecutors tend to do the same thing just to illegally "prove" that an innocent person (the defendant) is actually guilty, why do the prosecutors get to legally investigate/get info of the crime scenes and then withhold the evidence until the middle of the trial (example: updated autopsy report), but phoenix wright playing the even field is bad? Besides, if investigating the crime scene as a defense attorney is illegal, why did he keep his job? And so what with the false accusations? Thats just phoenix wright running on missing info, his job is to defend his client, so he has think of a way to do that, and the prosecution is the one who's usually claiming that an innocent defendant is guilty so its not like phoenix wright is le baddie who deserved being tricked into presenting false evidence
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