At least Phoenix was close to get disbarred if it weren't for the P.I.C. Then again, he REALLY should've investigated the case instead of wasting time on playing poker.
I like that you lowkey call out the flaws in this case in your writing of these characters. Phoenix accepting suspicious evidence w/o questioning its authenticity, the Judge not giving Phoenix a chance to explain himself, etc.
Even more painful is that the whole P.I.C arc, or even the whole Investigation Spin-Off, is basically Shu Takumi trying to fix his mistake while writing Apollo Justice.
@@Heylanda-fb9xb The Investigations games were not written by Takumi, they were instead written by Takeshi Yamazaki who became the series director after Apollo Justice. (Besides the Great Ace Attorney and Professor Layton crossover games.)
@@fawful9992 It was still Shu's idea. Apollo Justice and Investigation 1 story was written by Shu Takumi as a rough sketch for a possible continuation of the AA story, since he only plan to direct the trilogy only, and the have Yamazaki as a director to execute the idea. It wasn't until Investigation 2 that Shu was replace entirely and become a partial reason why we never got AAI2 localize, because the initial agreement was to localize Ace Attorney franchise under Shu's agreement.
What if Phoenix had just asked the judge to pose a question to Klavier, and asked: "How could the person who gave you the tip know I'd prepared this evidence?" There can only be two scenarios: Phoenix was the one who requested the forgery, and he told said person (which is an absurd action, therefore we discard this scenario) or the person who gave the tip requested the forgery, and somehow managed to give it to Wright. Boom, disbarment avoided, Kristoph goes to jail
sadly, gavin would probably just brush it off as "i have my ways", i mean, eavesdropping on phoenix would be a way better crime to admit to than forgery
@@arlo9754 but what would he exactly admit to? And besides, he would have to offer proof he really eavesdropped on Phoenix, since he's the one striving to accuse Phoenix of requesting a forgery in the first place. "I have my ways" would be a hardly acceptable response in such a context, I reckon.
@@onwu6894 i meant as in, if anyone asked him what those "ways" were, he could just say he was listening in to phoenix monologuing about the forged evidence at some point or something like that
@@arlo9754 very well, but once again, it would be Klavier who would have to prove such a thing, since he is the one who made the accusation, and Phoenix offered a quite realistic and logical alternative in which he would be innocent
Additionally, I think all Wright has to do is point out that there was a last minute change of attorneys so he wouldn't have been able to make the request in time. It should be noted that Apollo himself pointed this out in Turnabout Succession.
Even if the court would accept Phoenix' mistake, considering it was technically Trucy who gave him the page, so it wouldn't look all that good for his client. 😂
@@debastiansebeste In my opinion, the decisions made are mostly understandable when you realize that Zak was a terrible, cryptic, and non-cooperative client, and Wright didn't even get to so much as investigate before the trial. No doubt he was off his game by a notable margin, including being careless enough to present entirely unverified evidence, considering his naivete. Honestly, I'm more frustrated with the immediate and rash judgment from the judge concerning the matter. The man's seen Wright not just win (most of) his cases, but force organic confessions out of the true killers in virtually every case he's been a part of. It seems a huge face-turn to immediately believe that same attorney turned to forgery, of all things.
@@starwarriorterra8373Yeah it might’ve made more sense if it was the Judge’s Brother (The one in Trials and Tribulations), the only other judge in the mainline games who doesn’t have as much of a connection with Phoenix therefore would be more believing of the accusations and thus more easy to see how Phoenix was disbarred and maybe some extra text on the circumstances Phoenix was placed in by his client (maybe even a small line of a lack of sleep if needed) and there. We have a fresh off Trials and Tribulations confident Phoenix with him having a shady client (and lackluster preparations even for him) going up against a newcomer of a prosecutor (who isn’t anything like Godot) with a judge he hadn’t (or barely) knows (and likewise the judge doesn’t know him) and once Phoenix presents the forged evidence it’s easier to see how Phoenix was disbarred. And here you go, a slightly easier to believe story of Phoenix’s disbarment
Phoenix basically had no fault, Zak was definitely a bad client, and even the writing dumbed down in that part to disbarr Phoenix, Zak doesn't shows the torn page of diary because he doesn’t wants to, like I grabbed my head at that part lol. @@debastiansebeste
this is only tangentially related but I really am impressed at how you managed to pull off a convincingly fun dynamic between Jacques Portsman and Herlock sholmes. It sounds just as appealing a combo as peanut butter and water, but you managed to pull it off perfecty (even if they only have a handful of lines for each other most of the time)
Bro I loved this I remember being so pissed off at the judge for how he treated phoenix in this trial. You'd think after being in a majority of his trials and he saw how phoenix would always pursue the truth, he would at least give him a chance to explain himself and at the same time it was really stupid of phoenix to take evidence from some random child smh
Yeah, I was also pissed at how easily the Judge simply believed Drew Misham immediately over Wright. Like, the dude walks in, sees the page and says "yep, that's mine, I have a signature of mine on it", and the judge instantly goes "Mr. Wright you've betrayed my trust!" I dunno xD
@@GHOSTRIDER-nu6fb I hate how right you are. He's so quick to assume the worst from Wright for some reason. Like, why did he assume that Phoenix asking De Killer for his fee rate meant Phoenix wanted? And him staring daggers at Wright when he said he's use the Atmey style if he got mugged. Maybe the Judge just hates Wright.
@@Random_Geek_J I don't think The Judge hates Phoenix, I assume it's just a way for the devs to stack the deck against Phoenix. He does mellow out a bit in the newer games.
@@debastiansebeste you know, this flashback is so wrong that it'll hurts you anyway, whenewer you decide to play AJ: right after trilogy or after Investigations duology. In first case you'll feel how much Phoenix is fake here, in second - how Gumshoe feels so cartoonishly
@@Mad_Man_With_A_Box it's pretty much the case of "the story forcing itself on the characters" instead of the story flowing naturally through the actions of the characters. The writers were way too bent on disbarring Phoenix, that they decided to have Phoenix, Gumshoe and the Judge act completely out of character in that flashback in order to allow the disbarment to happen
I think the point was that Apollo willingly followed the same path in 4-1 that Phoenix was disbarred for in 4-4 (accepting fraudulent evidence from Trucy) and it's just that Kristoph wasn't ready that Apollo didn't meet the same fate as Phoenix.
I swear if the court scene goes on for longer, we will somehow get godot or pearl in here. Also if their discussion defending phoinex, it may turn into a whole other Turnabout of them trying to find the original forger before hunting down the man who force the forgery (note: the only reason I didn't say their names beacuse it's from their perspective)
Omg M. Enigmar will be in trouble for that one.. Miles and Phoenix now need to prove that it was Gavin who gave this letter too Trucy and not his father. Really an intersecting what if scenario !
I mean, I know almost nothing when it comes to German, but isn't Frau the formal addressing way unlike the diminutive fräulein? I wrote it like that because I thought he'd try to be more formal towards a senior prosecutor like Franziska xD
This what should have happened Phoenix is not this dumb to present such suspicious evidence God, I just want to punch capcom for this The idea itself is not bad(phoenix being disbarred) Just the execution is so horrendous Your idea should 100%happened without question Each time I think about it The angrier I am Good video as always my friend Cant wait for the next one
To be fair, it was exactly because AA4 execution of Phoenix's final trial is so bad that they have to make Investigation series to soft-explain how Edgeworth and other are unable to protect him at the time.
For another goofy/short video, how about you make Phoenix and Edgeworth ask Maya to channel Mia, and then ask Mia if she died instantly when she was killed by Redd White or not? This will settle the updated autopsy report once and for all lol.
We literally see in the prologue that mia doesnt die instantly so the updatwd autopsy report is real, edgeworth probably noticed the contradiction in his investigation and asked for a recheck
YESSS von Karma family showing up to defend Phoenix and insist on PIC intervention... and then Franziska being all "forget it, you fools deserve it!" and whipping Phoenix & Edgeworth is everything!
"one would like to be both the one and the other but because it is difficult to combine them it is far better to be feared than loved if you cannot be both"- Machiavelli
can you make request video 1)Ema, Maya and Kay group(Spirit channel, Kay little thief and Ema forensic skill )? 2) could you also make Miles meet Yanni yogi last time video? 3) Maya meet mini (Mini told her she remind her of her sister, she couldn't've bring her self to harm her and she ask her channel her sister to get closure one last time)
I'm a sucker for anything regarding Phoenix's disbarring, so I expected a serious video to explain things But damn, even your comedic videos are, as usual, excellent! And Edgeworth's fanboyism with the Steel Samurai never gets old! The reason Phoenix didn't try to defend himself was because his explanation for it would have landed him in jail instead haha
I do happen to have a video where this sort of happens :p it's called "If Zak Gramarye never fired kristoph Gavin" ruclips.net/video/UFsSDxzHhsw/видео.htmlsi=qZEEpD2-HbMSTQY8
In the scene with Phoenix, Edgeworth and Franziska, Phoenix is a pop-up. Same with the scene with the Judge, Courtney and Klavier, the Judge is the pop-up. I take their poses and turn them into pop-ups :p
I've seen all the gameplay videos of all the AA games on YT, I didn't play a single one, only because all of it would cost money, and their prices were too much I thought........ I've been regretting this decision for a few months now......
Well, you could pretty much just play the DS/3SS roms of the games. The DS ones are playable even on android, and they're free. I suggest the FreeDS emulator for DS and Citra Canary for 3ds
@@debastiansebeste Either way it's too late for me, should've thought about these ways before proceeding to watch KubzScouts' full gameplay of the trilogy back in 2020 🥲
Judge and edgeworth are shocked because that sounds like skmething that larry would do Courtney is like:"i'm not mad just disappointed" and franziska is itching to give phoenix some end of 2-2 flashbacks
That's if Zak would allow Trucy to testify. And of course, the fact that Phoenix accepted the shady evidence on his own, plus the fact that it was given to him by his client's daughter. Everything is against him, to the point where I doubt "identifying Kristoph" would even be up for discussion afterwards
Does Zak/Shadi Enigmar still get away in this world? His disappearance didn't happen here. I somehow doubt he'd have successfully gotten away with Franziska and her whip around.
Ok, in Phoenix defense, this is how he got all his evidence so far, just grabbing it from the crime scene or given to him by other people I feel it's unfair to act like it was a dumb mistake he only did once rather than stuff he does all the time that just backfired on him this time
There's a big difference here though. Unlike other times, not only did he not find this evidence himself from his own investigation by searching places or asking people, he was unsolicitedly given it by some unknown girl, he didn't bother questioning who gave it to said girl, and just plunged head first right into chaos.
@@debastiansebeste It was the daughter of his client that gave it to him, I feel that's enough to at least trust it a little and use it, it's not like he had time to prepare either.
@@blastthechaos6083 true. But I still don't think he had any reason to blindly accept shady evidence from an 8-year-old girl, at least without asking Zak Gramarye himself. He made way too many mistakes in that trial
@@debastiansebeste maybe it's a different in opinion but I think he did fine in the trial, showing all the experience and confidence he got from his career so far, plus he was doing without investigation, basically going blind and until the page come out he was holding his own
4:14 huh. I guess both the software and the website cant handle phoenix's bizarre clipping. Still not done watching btw heh. Edit: okay just got done. Yeah that was hilarious. XD
It wasn't because of Objection lol, it's because in this frame Phoenix is a pop-up instead of a character (the only way I've found to fit 3 characters in a single frame xD), but unfortunately when the camera moves Phoenix is still considered a pop-up and follows the camera until he disappears xD
@@debastiansebeste still funny to see him clip. I wonder if he'll ever clip to the backrooms. Cringy jokes aside, can't wait to see part two of Holmes and Apollo. (but more importantly Lana Skye's Parole)
Heyyyy waiiit why did it have to end so early on ? What happens in the end, does Courtney believe Wright ? Are all those matters solved ? Is he no longer disbarred ? Will we know all lf this in an episode two of that vid ? Please do tell !
You know, real talk here. I have no legal knowledge, and maybe it was talked about here in the video already (i don't know yet), but while i don't think Phoneix Deserved to get disbarred for what happend, i DO think he needed to get punished. Think about it: He got evidence from at the time to be a complete stranger, that just so HAPPEND to somehow match perfectly in the diary, and he never bothered to check it's legitmacy. I don't see why he couldn't ask the judge or prosecution or both to be able to verify the evidence. Instead, he presented unferified evidence in a court of law. In other words, like phoneix said, he was careless, which is one of the WORST things you can be as an attonery. Now did he forge the paper? Of course not. But he still presented it without thinking of the potential problems that could arise from that. Although, like i said before, i have no legal knowlege myself, so take what i say here with a grain of salt, and hopefully i said nothing wrong and/or stupid here.
Well, like I've said before, the writing team was too focused on disbarring Phoenix, to the point where they just had every character in the courthouse being completely off character - Gumshoe completely antagonizing Phoenix despite their past in the Trilogy, the Judge not questioning whether Phoenix might be innocent even for a second, and especially Phoenix being a smug idiot who looks down on Klavier for his "inexperience" and is way too bent on winning. I just can't really take this trial seriously ngl lol
i just don’t understand how phoenix could have requested the forged evidence in time. wasn’t he hired literally the day before? would we not want to look into who the defense was before him? the only person who would have time to order a forgery? and also conveniently the same person who made the tip??
Supposedly (unless I'm mistaken), it wasn't publicly known for how long Zak Gramarye had hired Phoenix, same as it wasn't known that his first attorney was Kristoph Gavin. So I guess the judge would have to look for the dates of the contract Zak signed with Phoenix to ensure that Phoenix barely had time to get ready for the trial
I'm warning you beforehand, this vid is supposed to be non-serious and goofy despite its title :p
At least Phoenix was close to get disbarred if it weren't for the P.I.C.
Then again, he REALLY should've investigated the case instead of wasting time on playing poker.
Well it did went out as it supposed to be pal lol
Yes goofy
You should make a sequel, lmfao.
Edgeworth to Steel Samurai theme: “It’s the theme of the greatest creation known to man!”
He would definitely say that.
"You foolish fool. The Jamming Ninja is the greatest creations".
Objection !
(Air guitar and slap the wall)
You all wrong, probably Gulity love is the best ringtone of all time
I like that you lowkey call out the flaws in this case in your writing of these characters. Phoenix accepting suspicious evidence w/o questioning its authenticity, the Judge not giving Phoenix a chance to explain himself, etc.
Even more painful is that the whole P.I.C arc, or even the whole Investigation Spin-Off, is basically Shu Takumi trying to fix his mistake while writing Apollo Justice.
@@Heylanda-fb9xb The Investigations games were not written by Takumi, they were instead written by Takeshi Yamazaki who became the series director after Apollo Justice. (Besides the Great Ace Attorney and Professor Layton crossover games.)
@@fawful9992 It was still Shu's idea.
Apollo Justice and Investigation 1 story was written by Shu Takumi as a rough sketch for a possible continuation of the AA story, since he only plan to direct the trilogy only, and the have Yamazaki as a director to execute the idea.
It wasn't until Investigation 2 that Shu was replace entirely and become a partial reason why we never got AAI2 localize, because the initial agreement was to localize Ace Attorney franchise under Shu's agreement.
@@Heylanda-fb9xb Ah thanks for letting me know.
What if Phoenix had just asked the judge to pose a question to Klavier, and asked: "How could the person who gave you the tip know I'd prepared this evidence?" There can only be two scenarios: Phoenix was the one who requested the forgery, and he told said person (which is an absurd action, therefore we discard this scenario) or the person who gave the tip requested the forgery, and somehow managed to give it to Wright. Boom, disbarment avoided, Kristoph goes to jail
sadly, gavin would probably just brush it off as "i have my ways", i mean, eavesdropping on phoenix would be a way better crime to admit to than forgery
@@arlo9754 but what would he exactly admit to? And besides, he would have to offer proof he really eavesdropped on Phoenix, since he's the one striving to accuse Phoenix of requesting a forgery in the first place. "I have my ways" would be a hardly acceptable response in such a context, I reckon.
@@onwu6894 i meant as in, if anyone asked him what those "ways" were, he could just say he was listening in to phoenix monologuing about the forged evidence at some point or something like that
@@arlo9754 very well, but once again, it would be Klavier who would have to prove such a thing, since he is the one who made the accusation, and Phoenix offered a quite realistic and logical alternative in which he would be innocent
Additionally, I think all Wright has to do is point out that there was a last minute change of attorneys so he wouldn't have been able to make the request in time. It should be noted that Apollo himself pointed this out in Turnabout Succession.
Such a nice conclusion. This.....this is probably what Phoenix wished would happen and dreamed about the night RIGHT after his disbarment
except the last part
Even if the court would accept Phoenix' mistake, considering it was technically Trucy who gave him the page, so it wouldn't look all that good for his client. 😂
True. I guess Zak was ready to escape no matter what in the end, lol
@@debastiansebeste I think he ALREADY escaped during all this mess lol
Moral of the story: Phoenix is kind of an idiot.
Also, Kristoph’s plan is wack.
Phoenix always was a bit naive, but his decisions in Zak's trial were way too dumb ngl
@@debastiansebeste Maybe he had to go through a forgotten legend phase to really mature.
@@debastiansebeste In my opinion, the decisions made are mostly understandable when you realize that Zak was a terrible, cryptic, and non-cooperative client, and Wright didn't even get to so much as investigate before the trial. No doubt he was off his game by a notable margin, including being careless enough to present entirely unverified evidence, considering his naivete.
Honestly, I'm more frustrated with the immediate and rash judgment from the judge concerning the matter. The man's seen Wright not just win (most of) his cases, but force organic confessions out of the true killers in virtually every case he's been a part of. It seems a huge face-turn to immediately believe that same attorney turned to forgery, of all things.
@@starwarriorterra8373Yeah it might’ve made more sense if it was the Judge’s Brother (The one in Trials and Tribulations), the only other judge in the mainline games who doesn’t have as much of a connection with Phoenix therefore would be more believing of the accusations and thus more easy to see how Phoenix was disbarred and maybe some extra text on the circumstances Phoenix was placed in by his client (maybe even a small line of a lack of sleep if needed) and there.
We have a fresh off Trials and Tribulations confident Phoenix with him having a shady client (and lackluster preparations even for him) going up against a newcomer of a prosecutor (who isn’t anything like Godot) with a judge he hadn’t (or barely) knows (and likewise the judge doesn’t know him) and once Phoenix presents the forged evidence it’s easier to see how Phoenix was disbarred.
And here you go, a slightly easier to believe story of Phoenix’s disbarment
Phoenix basically had no fault, Zak was definitely a bad client, and even the writing dumbed down in that part to disbarr Phoenix, Zak doesn't shows the torn page of diary because he doesn’t wants to, like I grabbed my head at that part lol. @@debastiansebeste
Actually it felt like a fantastic sequel to "If Phoenix appeared in Investigations 2" video!
this is only tangentially related but I really am impressed at how you managed to pull off a convincingly fun dynamic between Jacques Portsman and Herlock sholmes. It sounds just as appealing a combo as peanut butter and water, but you managed to pull it off perfecty (even if they only have a handful of lines for each other most of the time)
Glad to hear their mini dialogues are also appreciated :D
Bro I loved this I remember being so pissed off at the judge for how he treated phoenix in this trial. You'd think after being in a majority of his trials and he saw how phoenix would always pursue the truth, he would at least give him a chance to explain himself and at the same time it was really stupid of phoenix to take evidence from some random child smh
Yeah, I was also pissed at how easily the Judge simply believed Drew Misham immediately over Wright. Like, the dude walks in, sees the page and says "yep, that's mine, I have a signature of mine on it", and the judge instantly goes "Mr. Wright you've betrayed my trust!"
I dunno xD
@@debastiansebesteTBH, The judge would do that given his personality.
@@GHOSTRIDER-nu6fb I hate how right you are. He's so quick to assume the worst from Wright for some reason.
Like, why did he assume that Phoenix asking De Killer for his fee rate meant Phoenix wanted?
And him staring daggers at Wright when he said he's use the Atmey style if he got mugged.
Maybe the Judge just hates Wright.
@@Random_Geek_J I don't think The Judge hates Phoenix, I assume it's just a way for the devs to stack the deck against Phoenix. He does mellow out a bit in the newer games.
Edgeworth and Franziska actually acting like siblings here is something I live for
I had a fun "What If" idea, of that Judge Courtney was the judge of the Turnabout Goodbyes trial
Courtney trying to reprimand Manfred Von Karma? Lol I can already hear the explosions xD
I loved 4-4, but the characters specifically in the past trial were so painfully out of character. Nice to see it used in a comedic way.
Ngl I barfed when Phoenix said "the greener they are the harder they fall" about Klavier. I swear he forgot he was a greenhorn himself 3 years ago xD
@@debastiansebeste you know, this flashback is so wrong that it'll hurts you anyway, whenewer you decide to play AJ: right after trilogy or after Investigations duology. In first case you'll feel how much Phoenix is fake here, in second - how Gumshoe feels so cartoonishly
@@Mad_Man_With_A_Box it's pretty much the case of "the story forcing itself on the characters" instead of the story flowing naturally through the actions of the characters.
The writers were way too bent on disbarring Phoenix, that they decided to have Phoenix, Gumshoe and the Judge act completely out of character in that flashback in order to allow the disbarment to happen
@@debastiansebeste AA4 is arguably the "worst" game in the main series because of that imo
this legitimately made me tear up a little. Seeing Nick's friends stand up for him once...
Klavier really said "Dont care, didnt ask"
I knew this was gonna go south the moment Phoenix tells them how he acquired the evidence...
Imagine just accepting evidence from a little girl in the first place smfh.
This was a fun vid, btw! :D
Imagine manipulating a little girl to do your evil bidding not once but twice (Trucy and Vera). This post was made by the Gavin gang xD
true but that’s probably the most in character moment in all of apollo justice for phoenix
Imagine accepts testimony from Steel Samurai obsessed third-grade boy...
I think the point was that Apollo willingly followed the same path in 4-1 that Phoenix was disbarred for in 4-4 (accepting fraudulent evidence from Trucy) and it's just that Kristoph wasn't ready that Apollo didn't meet the same fate as Phoenix.
I swear if the court scene goes on for longer, we will somehow get godot or pearl in here. Also if their discussion defending phoinex, it may turn into a whole other Turnabout of them trying to find the original forger before hunting down the man who force the forgery (note: the only reason I didn't say their names beacuse it's from their perspective)
Omg M. Enigmar will be in trouble for that one.. Miles and Phoenix now need to prove that it was Gavin who gave this letter too Trucy and not his father. Really an intersecting what if scenario !
Justine is going to want to question Trucy. Who will identify Klavier.
And then Franziska is going to whip Phoenix very hard and fast with her whip for being an idiot and accepting that evidence in the first place.
I love how you characterise Franziska so much!! I would LOVE to see more and more of her! I binged all your stuff! :D
Always happy to hear that 🙏
Phoenix wright most likley did not get disbarred but instead no one will hire him due to this trainwreck of a case
Ahh franziska being the best character as always another FANTASTIC video Mr.Sebeste
This channel is the best one of these fan fiction videos because there is so much attention to detail
Aw thank you mate, glad to hear that 😁😁
1:44 FRAU Von Karma? Klavier's lucky he was allowed to draw breath after that one! That's like calling a "miss" a"Mrs".
I mean, I know almost nothing when it comes to German, but isn't Frau the formal addressing way unlike the diminutive fräulein? I wrote it like that because I thought he'd try to be more formal towards a senior prosecutor like Franziska xD
A twist indeed. Even so, the results is still the same in the end.
2:03 don’t talk to me or my sister ever again
I felt bad for him by that point
Good job on making this as always debestes
This what should have happened
Phoenix is not this dumb to present such suspicious evidence
God, I just want to punch capcom for this
The idea itself is not bad(phoenix being disbarred)
Just the execution is so horrendous
Your idea should 100%happened without question
Each time I think about it
The angrier I am
Good video as always my friend
Cant wait for the next one
Glad to hear that mate 😁
To be fair, it was exactly because AA4 execution of Phoenix's final trial is so bad that they have to make Investigation series to soft-explain how Edgeworth and other are unable to protect him at the time.
For another goofy/short video, how about you make Phoenix and Edgeworth ask Maya to channel Mia, and then ask Mia if she died instantly when she was killed by Redd White or not?
This will settle the updated autopsy report once and for all lol.
Watch her say “pretty much instantly” and we can throw an anime reference in there 😂
Except Maya couldn't channel before it came up.
We literally see in the prologue that mia doesnt die instantly so the updatwd autopsy report is real, edgeworth probably noticed the contradiction in his investigation and asked for a recheck
@@mineralnoodles The problem is that he didn’t say it beforehand, but intentionally withheld it for court
@@LizzieourWorld while thats not the most morally right strategy its not illegal after all
YESSS von Karma family showing up to defend Phoenix and insist on PIC intervention... and then Franziska being all "forget it, you fools deserve it!" and whipping Phoenix & Edgeworth is everything!
One day edgeworth will die by that stupid whip of hers
Hehe look at that Franziska Von Karma is literally Scolding Phoenix for literally accepting evidence from a child
judge:i think its time to end this tri-
Franziska:NOBODY EXPECTS THE -spanish inquisition- PROSECUTORIAL INVESTIGATIOM COMITEE!
Not me dropping everything just to watch this
If only his friends came to his defense, he would not have lost his badge
i actually loved this one
"one would like to be both the one and the other but because it is difficult to combine them it is far better to be feared than loved if you cannot be both"- Machiavelli
Sebeste amazing us with another banger of an alternate story!
I know this isn't supposed to be serious but I love it so much!
Another AU from Wustace Einner.
@@SuperSquad64 now that's a name i haven't heard in a while lol
@@debastiansebeste it’s in honor of the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection ;)
can you make request video
1)Ema, Maya and Kay group(Spirit channel, Kay little thief and Ema forensic skill )?
2) could you also make Miles meet Yanni yogi last time video?
3) Maya meet mini (Mini told her she remind her of her sister, she couldn't've bring her self to harm her and she ask her channel her sister to get closure one last time)
I really am interested seeing more.
Consistency to the series! Shu Takumi vs. Takeshi Yamazaki! And the winner...is Debastian Sebeste!
I'm a sucker for anything regarding Phoenix's disbarring, so I expected a serious video to explain things
But damn, even your comedic videos are, as usual, excellent!
And Edgeworth's fanboyism with the Steel Samurai never gets old!
The reason Phoenix didn't try to defend himself was because his explanation for it would have landed him in jail instead haha
Hey Debastian i have a request.
Can you make a video like when phoenix meets gregory? Thx😅
To be honest it's not something I'm planning to do anytime soon, but I'll keep it in mind ;)
If we're talking "What ifs"....
What if Zak had just shown the performance rights he inherited at the trial.
Coulda saved so much time.
I do happen to have a video where this sort of happens :p it's called "If Zak Gramarye never fired kristoph Gavin" ruclips.net/video/UFsSDxzHhsw/видео.htmlsi=qZEEpD2-HbMSTQY8
I saw a similar one to this, If Phoenix Wright had Real Friends i believe it was called
Is it that one where Phoenix says "All of my friends and Franziska are here!" and Franziska goes "wait what-"? :p
@@debastiansebeste yeah that's the one!
This is so well made! Well done!
How’d you do the 3 characters in one scene?
In the scene with Phoenix, Edgeworth and Franziska, Phoenix is a pop-up. Same with the scene with the Judge, Courtney and Klavier, the Judge is the pop-up. I take their poses and turn them into pop-ups :p
@@debastiansebeste wow, that’s some great effort that clearly paid off! Nice!
awesome video it put a smile on my face today😂😂😂
I've seen all the gameplay videos of all the AA games on YT, I didn't play a single one, only because all of it would cost money, and their prices were too much I thought........
I've been regretting this decision for a few months now......
Well, you could pretty much just play the DS/3SS roms of the games. The DS ones are playable even on android, and they're free. I suggest the FreeDS emulator for DS and Citra Canary for 3ds
@@debastiansebeste Didn't Nintendo state long ago that downloading their ROMs is illegal?
@@Gust52 lmao I expected no less from Nintendo
@@debastiansebeste Either way it's too late for me, should've thought about these ways before proceeding to watch KubzScouts' full gameplay of the trilogy back in 2020 🥲
Wish this was part of Lana Skyes Parole Part 4
I haven't seen Investigations 1 or 2 (yes ik its spoilers) but i really wish that this is what his disbarment was like
Great video 👌
Hehehe, everyone's reaction to how phoenix got the forged evidence 🤣
Judge and edgeworth are shocked because that sounds like skmething that larry would do
Courtney is like:"i'm not mad just disappointed" and franziska is itching to give phoenix some end of 2-2 flashbacks
Ooh hoo nice! Can we get part 2? I would like to see what happens next.
I'm opening way too many potential AUs and I don't know if I can follow all of them unfortunately xD
I think if if Phoenix was able to identify that the person who handed Trucy the forged evidence was Kristoph, then maybe he would still have a shot?
That's if Zak would allow Trucy to testify. And of course, the fact that Phoenix accepted the shady evidence on his own, plus the fact that it was given to him by his client's daughter.
Everything is against him, to the point where I doubt "identifying Kristoph" would even be up for discussion afterwards
What if Adrian Andrews returned in T&T and maybe AJ as a therapist?
Does Zak/Shadi Enigmar still get away in this world? His disappearance didn't happen here. I somehow doubt he'd have successfully gotten away with Franziska and her whip around.
Love it xD
interesting
Ok, in Phoenix defense, this is how he got all his evidence so far, just grabbing it from the crime scene or given to him by other people
I feel it's unfair to act like it was a dumb mistake he only did once rather than stuff he does all the time that just backfired on him this time
There's a big difference here though. Unlike other times, not only did he not find this evidence himself from his own investigation by searching places or asking people, he was unsolicitedly given it by some unknown girl, he didn't bother questioning who gave it to said girl, and just plunged head first right into chaos.
@@debastiansebeste It was the daughter of his client that gave it to him, I feel that's enough to at least trust it a little and use it, it's not like he had time to prepare either.
@@blastthechaos6083 true. But I still don't think he had any reason to blindly accept shady evidence from an 8-year-old girl, at least without asking Zak Gramarye himself. He made way too many mistakes in that trial
@@debastiansebeste maybe it's a different in opinion but I think he did fine in the trial, showing all the experience and confidence he got from his career so far, plus he was doing without investigation, basically going blind and until the page come out he was holding his own
@@blastthechaos6083did he even know that was his client's daughter at the time?
4:14 huh. I guess both the software and the website cant handle phoenix's bizarre clipping. Still not done watching btw heh.
Edit: okay just got done. Yeah that was hilarious. XD
It wasn't because of Objection lol, it's because in this frame Phoenix is a pop-up instead of a character (the only way I've found to fit 3 characters in a single frame xD), but unfortunately when the camera moves Phoenix is still considered a pop-up and follows the camera until he disappears xD
@@debastiansebeste still funny to see him clip. I wonder if he'll ever clip to the backrooms. Cringy jokes aside, can't wait to see part two of Holmes and Apollo. (but more importantly Lana Skye's Parole)
Heyyyy waiiit why did it have to end so early on ? What happens in the end, does Courtney believe Wright ? Are all those matters solved ? Is he no longer disbarred ? Will we know all lf this in an episode two of that vid ? Please do tell !
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@@debastiansebeste oooooo you won't, huh ? Good. Promising.
You know, real talk here. I have no legal knowledge, and maybe it was talked about here in the video already (i don't know yet), but while i don't think Phoneix Deserved to get disbarred for what happend, i DO think he needed to get punished. Think about it: He got evidence from at the time to be a complete stranger, that just so HAPPEND to somehow match perfectly in the diary, and he never bothered to check it's legitmacy. I don't see why he couldn't ask the judge or prosecution or both to be able to verify the evidence. Instead, he presented unferified evidence in a court of law. In other words, like phoneix said, he was careless, which is one of the WORST things you can be as an attonery. Now did he forge the paper? Of course not. But he still presented it without thinking of the potential problems that could arise from that. Although, like i said before, i have no legal knowlege myself, so take what i say here with a grain of salt, and hopefully i said nothing wrong and/or stupid here.
Well, like I've said before, the writing team was too focused on disbarring Phoenix, to the point where they just had every character in the courthouse being completely off character - Gumshoe completely antagonizing Phoenix despite their past in the Trilogy, the Judge not questioning whether Phoenix might be innocent even for a second, and especially Phoenix being a smug idiot who looks down on Klavier for his "inexperience" and is way too bent on winning.
I just can't really take this trial seriously ngl lol
@@debastiansebeste Agreed.
Wait did u know trucy is adopted by nick
If I didn't know, the results in my video writing would be very awkward 😑😅
your familiar with anime right?
Depends which anime
@@debastiansebeste ace attorney
i just don’t understand how phoenix could have requested the forged evidence in time. wasn’t he hired literally the day before? would we not want to look into who the defense was before him? the only person who would have time to order a forgery? and also conveniently the same person who made the tip??
Supposedly (unless I'm mistaken), it wasn't publicly known for how long Zak Gramarye had hired Phoenix, same as it wasn't known that his first attorney was Kristoph Gavin. So I guess the judge would have to look for the dates of the contract Zak signed with Phoenix to ensure that Phoenix barely had time to get ready for the trial