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No more 🚂 yy’s.

What? Will Powers was NEVER loud n scary. He's shy, soft-spoken, and friendly from jump.

Can’t forget all the stuff that kicked off in the Edgeworth games that contributed to the plot line as well.

Actually maybe Armstrong is actually gay I know it was just enthusiasm but he literally says point blank in the case when first interacting with him that Furio Tigre flirted with him... So yeah it's not even that deep in the case it's when you first interact with him but then again maybe he's just doing his French enthusiasm so who knows but I'll believe Rei is the first gay one because you know I don't really like Armstrong

I don't understand why Strongheart being obvious is a con when it's quite clear he was wrote and designed that way from the get go. Taking at this perspective, I'd argue the character's designed intension was to serve as something akin to a "goal" to reach, having the journey itself to finally nab him and put him down be the payoff.

15:41 look in my opinion this is by far the worst case in the entire series yes even worse than Big Top, Samurai or Kidnapped I'm actually really surprised it was almost in the top 15 put Let Me explain why I hate this case it's not that the characters are bad although yes that is the case I really in particular hate Wesley and Edllon along with Alita in my opinion just being a worse version of April May and Dahlia Hawthorne but those things are bad but I probably wouldn't consider it the worst... No what puts this at the very bottom is the amount of backtracking you have to do in this case alone like you have to go to nine different locations even though realistically only eight because the garage could have been dropped after the first day in the investigation it's confusing especially when you have to get the powder for Ema Skye like why is it under the top had you probably already checked that's stupid unless you were really paying attention who the hell is going to notice that!? And yes I know Samurai had the same problem but I can at least defend that a little bit because it was the third case in the first game and only the second case where you actually got to investigate I can give it props and I can understand it but Corner has no excuse and for extra salt on the wound it gives you three pages of evidence in the second case and it is so hard in fact when the Apollo Justice collection came out ideal story mode twice just to figure out what I'm even supposed to do during the investigation the trial portion is whatever but that investigation absolutely kills it for me and that's why I consider it worse than my other least favorites it's so long and drawn-out I hate it really the only props I could even give this case is the reintroduction of Ema and the introduction of Klavier Gavin but that's as far as I'm willing to go Completely unnecessary comment yes but I felt like sharing my own opinions

22:10 sounds like a cool story to

Honestly I know I'm a little late to the party but I'm surprised you didn't mention that people had to stop Alba seven times! Seven because otherwise you would just lose the case having it happen once or twice in the final case feels rewarding this feels exhausting especially because if it wasn't for his rights he would just be an old ass veteran who committed a murder and that's what he is

Why he ourple 💀

I think AJ:AA has some of the best characters, and arguably Klavier is the best prosecutor at least morally, but Stickler was just boring for me, I never remember him when I think of AJ:AA.

In the 3rd case of the third game, Phoenix actually says something cool that reflects back on the case he was a defendant on. He says there are two things he hates the most: poison and betrayal.

3-5 is overrated, not gonna lie.

8:13 What is up with these people

24:25 yeah and i do

3-5? Didn’t the third game have only 4 cases?

In defence of Stronghart being obviously based on Gant, this isn't exclusive to him. Obviously, the comparison between Kazuma and Mia was pointed out, but also Van Zieks is clearly based around Edgeworth. The last two cases of TGAA are basically a combination of DL-6 and SL-9 (So Turnabout Goodbyes and Rise from the Ashes) with Van Zieks being the Edgeworth equivalent. 2-4 even references Von Karma in the title.

1:04:47 Hey, all you in the corner!

Bridge to Turnbout in first. Thats all I need to know to agree with this ranking.

9:14 Oh wow, I forgot Seishiro did that…and now I realize that’s one of THOSE replay moments. Hits different seeing it again after finishing Resolve, and knowing he probably didn’t just toss Menimemo for being annoying.

Because we got the GAA games as a collection, it felt more like one ten case game than two five case games. And with how interconnected the cases are, and GAA1-5 feeling more like a midpoint in the overarching plot, it feels like these games are best experienced as a whole package anyway.

As far as his hobo Wright stint being brushed under the rug goes, I wonder/headcanon that the master poker player masterfully playing his aces is just how he looks when we’re not in his head. Half his stumbling is inner thoughts, the other half comes from directly seeing him under fire, and Apollo Justice is the one game where we don’t really get either save for the middle portions of the final case. That said, in terms of Dual Destinies “doing its own thing”, I’d levy that criticism more at Apollo randomly having ties to the space station stuff. Apollo’s changing backstory is another joke, but I can at least reconcile his Khura’in ties with the Apollo we meet in his first game. And yet his connections to the Dual Destinies final cases just do not gel.

Tbf to case 4... That “first day I ever cursed god” line will always be metal as fuck

It's stupid how fucked up the Ace Attorney world really is (especially in the Apollo Trilogy). But only when the games remind you of that cuz damn, to me it was kinda hard to understand the plot of AJ and DD cuz the characters always said stuff about the dark age of the law and im like "since when? Why? Show me what is causing the dark age of the law!" And the only way to actually know how bad things are, is to literally stop playing and go back to the previous games. I really, REALLY HATE this stupid rule of the games not having spoilers from the previous games. They don't feel like sequels to each other, they just feel like a cartoon with the "villain of the week" and "the big arc of THIS season". And the only real way to feel like these characters changed is to simply stop playing and look back, constantly to even know WHAT the new game is referencing cuz they sure won't do that for you. The world of Ace Attorney could feel just so much more alive If they didn't forget huge parts of previous games, like literally the initial part of THIS video.

38:55 ?? am i going crazy or is this not in literally every single ace attorney case?

I always come back to rewatch these videos every month or so and man that section on case 3 is so true, nearing the end i was genuinely so unsure, and when they were asking about the forged evidence i didnt even know, they set it up so perfectly where the first time around when you play it you probably check the top of the omnibus and dont see the blood, but by the time you find the blood you know you paid zero attention to it earlier and couldve easily missed it, and then they ruin all that by just confirming mcgilded was the killer 3 seconds lateer

The fact we can reasonably tie Rodger to this entire dark age of the law plot line via a bit of speculation just makes me even more angry that such a great potential big bad for ace attorney 7 via his ties to the Gramaryes just makes me annoyed that in spirit of justice he’s a one of villain in the second case! Honestly he’d even be a better final boss then Mrs evil queen who’s got the depth of a plastic cup. Hell if they kept him around they could have Rodger could have basically had ties to the every important plot within the AJT. Making him a perfect final boss… but no just have him put behind bars during the second case which takes place on the main land. In a game that was supposed to focus on an entirely different country.

Honestly the entire part of Stronghart in the final case being too damn obvious is fair. Though in comparison to how you discussed Gant, I personally think Stronghart not playing up any friendly facade works to his benefit. Like you know damn well from the moment you meet him he's going to be the ultimate big bad. But the real question is going to be HOW he fits into the grand scheme of things, WHY he will do what he does, and WHAT you need to ultimately take him down?

Sadly, the end of this video is probably my biggest disagreement. These are by far the series best in damm near everything( especially the cast, these were the first characters. I actually really gave a shit about and got invested in). Strongheart while obvious seeming was still able to let me get my gaurd down slightly. And it being on par with Investigations is utter blasphemy. The first investigations is just the worst. And the second while far better I don't see why people call it one of the best outside of comparing it to the first one. It was far better but it's highest. Moments fell between shadow of Apollo Justice and Dual, and I really don't feel if they stuck the landing. Do I fan boy for this collectio lot? Absolutely, but when taking a critical look at it do I genuinely believe them to be the best in the series? Also absolutely. The thing about being really taken out of it when you saw Susato was 16 i totally get it I felt the same there was no real reason to make her 16. And yes they absolutely need a room.

Why do you pronounce Ema's name like EE-muh?! It's EM- muh.

How are "Lady Kee'ra" and "warbaa'd" puns? Am I just pronouncing them wrong in my head?

This comment contains spoilers for Turnabout Big Top. Do not read unless you know the case's outcome. I'm a little irritated that Turnabout Big Top wasn't on the very bottom where it belongs, or at the very least closer to the bottom than it was. There are zero good qualities I can find with this case. I despise circuses. I despise clowns. Moe is not funny. Max is self-centered. Regina is far too naïve to be cute. Acro was pretty obviously the real culprit as soon as you meet him (though it was unintentional, he still killed the Ringmaster and didn't tell the truth about it). Ben and Trilo were annoying, though Trilo more than Ben. I hate this case with a burning passion, and nothing anyone says will remove it from the very bottom of my own list. I haven't played the Investigation cases yet, so I have no real opinion of those. I recently played Turnabout Big Top for my channel (as of now, they've yet to be published, but they're scheduled to be in the near future), and I made it no secret that I hate this case. I'm just glad it's over now, and I can move on to the next case (which is far better).

I always thought he had some sort of disease as well. Turns out he's actually just having constant allergic reactions. He has an undiagnosed allergy to buckwheat, and his family happens to own a buckwheat soba shop, and because of that, he constantly eats it with leads to him costs we have in the worst reactions. All of this was confirmed and a guidebook. And yes he did come before Geiru.

I'd love to see a fully updated. Case Ranking video with all of them together. Now that we have basically every game localized and remade. I know you have mentioned where you put them in this video. But it would be great to have 1 video for all of that plus any new thoughts you may have with the remakes. Plus a lot of the time when people mentioned where they put something in a ranking retroactively, it doesn't feel like you actually know where they were as you would when you watch a full video on it. If that makes any sense.

5:07 The funny thing is that's exactly how I always watch these videos.

There are a few characters that I hate that aren't on this list. For one spark brussel, I understand that's the point. He's a decent guy who just looks extremely repulsive. The thing about spark, however, is even though that's the point. He has set off every single warning alarm in my head.The way he speaks moves and acts set off every warning sign I've ever had and remind me of actual predators. I've met far too much for me to think of anything else when looking at him. Also, there's a Moe I understand some people like him. But every time he's on screen or even speaks I get angry.

I didn't realize that the clay terran case would be the first time that Apollo saw phoniex pull a OG triology bluff - that's amazing.

genuinely don't get the love for 4-4. Everyone has an idiot ball, what actually happened is obvious whole chapters before the characters understand it, the Mason System and the jury ending are basically the Ace Attorney equivalent of the last two episodes of Evangelion. And I have never wanted to reach through a screen and throttle a witness in these games more than Brushel just for being obtuse, uncooperative, and irritating. And that's just leaving aside how much the Percieve mechanic, which already sucks, _especially_ sucks in this case. -10,000/10.

Case 3 of t&t has 2 of my least favorites. Now given, i have only played the original trilogy and GAAC First is the chef. Idk i have some personal distastes of the french language, overdoses of make up, and this mixed with the oversexualisation makes me uncomfortable. But this is mostly personal, the true crime here is the old man who needs to go to horny jail. ffs they made sexualising mia a plot point

Bro did not like ace attorney investigations

Btw I'm curious, I'm getting around to Duel Destinies next after I finish Apollo Justice in the 2nd trilogy, what order would you recommend playing the cases for AA5? Chronological order, presented/default order, or mixed (where it's the "as presented/default" order but I play Case 5-6/SP after Case 5-2)? Also I'm on case 4-4 and am curious on the order of the events of the Jurist System when I get to it.

*HOLD IT!* This certainly does explain a lot…but then I’m left wondering, since Spirit of Justice covered overthrowing a tyrannical government…what is there left for Phoenix to try to do to improve the legal system in his own home?

Idk about you guys but my first time playing dual destinies I was kinda sad that Gumshoe was not returning and because I had a bias for gumshoe I didn’t want Fulbright as the replacement however after playing more of the game I was beginning to like him. The complete shock I had when he turned out to be the villain in the final case for me is the best shock I had in any video game

I have to admit, this video put a lot of my misgivings with duel destinies to rest. It put a lot of things that happened into perspective that I just couldn’t see. Thank you.