It's time for the final game of the Phoenix Wright Trilogy. I streamed this last week, and we're going to be streaming from where this video ends TOMORROW starting at 3pm GMT+1. You can catch it live here www.twitch.tv/rtgame and watch my entire Phoenix Wright series so far here ruclips.net/video/5tUoqIcvG34/видео.html
The reference to the Harlem Shake was not actually a reference to the meme, but to the original dance. What makes this especially fun is that, by pure coincidence, the meme happened in the same year as the case takes place. So the localisers weren't referencing the meme, but Grossberg could have been.
Every time I see Godot’s “I’ve never lost a case” line followed with him saying he hasn’t done a case, I just think of a giga chad meme with his visor on giga chad
I like how he said that "Phoenix Wright is canonically a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe!" as a joke, not realizing that in the Capcom Vs. Marvel games, Phoenix Wright does indeed appear, meaning he IS actually a part of the MCU. But imagine being him in that scenario. You're walking next to people who shift mountains by punching, world-class fighters, people who control the wind, sun, and sky, robot kids who create black holes to thwart a mad scientist, the ACTUAL mad scientist who give those universe obliterating robots a run for their money... And you're just a guy.
And yet Phoenix Wright can still hold his own with those people-with his attorney’s badge on his lapel, Maya by his side, and the power of bluffing, there’s no stopping this lawyer ‘til he gets the (W)right verdict!
The most notable part of the first case wasn't that Phoenix was on trial for murder (again), or that we defended him as Mia, or even learning how Payne lost his hair. It's how Grossberg just WOULDN'T STOP TALKING ABOUT HIS ASS. IT NEVER S T O P S ..
I thought it was that Phoenix ate a glass bottle and didn't have surgery the first time I played it. However, in Apollo Justice, we do learn he is 90% invincible since (slight spoiler) he got ran over by a car, launched into a pole, and only broke his ankle.
I dunno, I think it's a pretty spectacular twist that the main character was a ghost the whole time, what with him chewing up and eating a literal bottle of poison in his origin story.
Idk if this was mentioned in the video (haven’t finished it yet), but people in Twitch Chat were so disturbed at Desiree’s voice that about 1,500 people just straight up left the stream when it happened. We never got the viewer count back to normal. Edit: I forgot to mention this but also- a TON of people were spamming chat with the lesbian emote during (and even before) Dessie’s intro. The emotes also stopped abruptly once her accent kicked in
RT’s accent for Desirée sounds like an Irishman trying to do a Scottish accent, but that Scottish accent is also trying to do an Irish accent. It’s beautiful
I think my favorite thing about Dan's playthrough is how quickly he shifts between being really super into the case and then zooming way out and just being like "This court is an absolute joke"
to be fair ace attorney as a series really is just a constant pendulum swing between charming character designs/good storytelling and just the most ridiculous out of left field bitch slap of an immersion break with one dialogue box😂and its just that on repeat for like 7 games and its great
fun fact: the english translation of that line is the same as it was in the original DS release. The DS release in question was from 5 years BEFORE the harlem shake meme. The line RETROACTIVELY became dated.
@@misirtere9836 Whats better is that the game canonically takes place in 2013 or 2014, which is when the meme became a thing. They managed to retroactively date the line to the year in the (at the time) future it was meant to represent.
@@yokai59loi36 GAA also has couple of cases which don't have dead victim as they survive (one even being complete accident), but even they are at least initially taken as attempted murder.
YOU SEE VIEWERS, IT WAS I, VON KARMA, WHO MADE DANIEL WAIT SO LONG BEFORE PLAYING THE FINAL CHAPTER OF THE GAME! I BURNT HIS COPY IN THE CHEMICAL FACTORY!
Here's a recap in case you missed something: There's Grossberg, who feels pain in his ass There's Phoenix, consumer of glass And there's the great thief, Mask *_STAR_* DeMasque And that's everything you need to know
I still love how the reason Godot half asses the trial is because he already knows about the murder and so lets phoenix supply both a motive and the opportunity for Ron to commit the crime so he can use it against him in the much more serious charge, and now phoenix has to face the guilt of being the reason Ron is accused of the crime. Devilishy clever, Godot.
It also shows how well vile Godot is. He is willing to send a man he probably knew was innocent into a murder trial while letting the real killer escape. It really shows how pathetic Godot is as he said himself, which makes this episode better in introspection, he doesn’t care about Mia’s legacy nor what she or he stood for. He lost her and his life as he knew it and couldn’t move on so he wants to drag everyone he can reach back so that he isn’t alone. He either thought don was wright or let don make a mockery of the court as well. Godot is one of those sympathetic villains who are really despicable deep down.
It really is a brilliant way to keep Godot from immediately losing all of his presence. An important part of being an antagonist is being able to be a credible threat to the protagonist. Without that no one can really be invested in their dynamic and battles. At first, we're introduced to Godot as a legendary prosecutor who has earned even the respect of our main rival, on top of that is his odd name, which mentally seperates him from every other previous antagonist, all of whom have been, for lack of a better word, normal people with full names. Then we finally meet him face to face, and he sports an intimidating design, a killer voice, a character quirk that, while amusing, isn't nearly as extreme or unserious as some of the other characters, and a mysterious character on top of all that. Except, small problem, he's never been in a case before, and it should be hard to take him seriously because of that. After all, that basically puts him on the same level as Winston Payne in our heads. The twist with him having known about the murder all along, basically means he was just playing along with Luke, Ron and you the whole time, which establishes him back as a credible threat in our eyes. It's a genius bit of writing.
@@archivist_13 I'm of the firm belief that Godot is one of the best-written characters in fiction, and that's because he has a presence that no other prosecutor has- a presence of superiority. Phoenix is scared of Manfred, and for good reason- he has the courts under his thumb- but Manfred's flaunting of this isn't because he cares about Phoenix. Godot, however, wants to ruin Phoenix, and thus he doesn't need fancy tricks or loud declarations to make the player squirm. He is playing the long game, in a way no other prosecutor is- He doesn't actually care about individual cases, he cares about making Wright look like an idiot, putting him in situations where he is *forced* to make bad decisions. It's why, while Edgeworth will dissect both Wright and the Witness to find the truth, and Franziska will carefully pick apart EVERYTHING to find a single flaw within her "perfect" case, Godot will go CONSISTENTLY on the offensive, constantly peppering him with insults and demoralizations. Godot is not here to find the truth. He's barely there to win. Godot is there to make Wright suffer, and that makes his slow change genuinely beautiful. Because without Wright's help, Godot was suffering to a degree he could never make Wright suffer.
"Has Mr. Payne ever won a case in his life?" Fun fact: if his comments in the 4th game are true; he was undefeated for 7 years making him the prosecutor with the 2nd longest win streak (that we know about) in the Ace Attorney series.
@@YasEmisDaBus Just goes to show that win record isn't an accurate representation of prosecution prowess (at least in the AA universe). There are a whole host of better prosecutors in the games that don't have as good a win record... because of Phoenix Wright 😆
As someone who knows this game and like 90% of the lore, watching RT question the “Feenie” jumper, and Pheonix’s career, and immediately going “well it can’t be this lot so it’s clearly her” gives me SO MUCH serotonin.
I love how RT instantly correctly deduced that it was Dahlia simply because she had previously dated the victim and everyone else in the record at that time was accounted for Also how does anyone take Phoenix seriously 5 years later after he becomes a lawyer when he looks like an absolute idiot during this case...and still sometimes does even when he's defending someone. Also Godot going "I've never lost a case...I've also never prosecuted before" is probably the funniest thing I've read all day
Now that you mention it yeah, Phoenix's defense attorney style could really be summed up with the phrase "if it's stupid and it works it ain't stupid" (side note what the heck is "ain't" supposed to be a contraction of)
@@bookreaderman6715 am not its earliest usage was used solely for that tense, but it drifted into a generic catch-all conjugation for any and all tenses over time. which, thinking about it, basically makes it the antonym to the aave "be" ( i.e. "i be x, you be x, he be x" ) and that realization makes me wonder if that "be" ain't descended from ... well, ain't after all, if you've picked up the habit of not conjugating "be" when you're negating it, then it's p. damn natural to stop conjugating it, period, even when "ain't" ain't right for the situation, yeah?
People take phoenix seriously because, despite having a defense style best described as "near-aimless flailing", he's terrifyingly good at his job. Dude once won a case *while suffering from amnesia* and has made a fool of every prosecutor he's faced, underestimate him at your own risk.
Okay, hear me out. The judge is an immortal being. In the flashback five years ago, he looks exactly the same, acts the same, and has the same position. Then at 1:29:11 the judge says two of the most glorious sentences I have ever seen conjoined: "Bailiff! Get my steed!" Now this is absolute nonsense. The judge views himself as a keeper of order who doesn't put up with Phoenix's nonsense. This is clearly not a joke, but it also makes absolutely no sense: Under what circumstances would he have a steed that the bailiff could fetch him? I am firmly convinced that the judge is a human who was cursed a thousand years ago to live forever. And humans were not made to live forever, so after about two or three hundred years, his mind is completely decrepit, and he is suffering from every kind of old age mental instability that a human possibly could, but he just can't die. This would explain his effective stupidity, his timeless appearance, and this absolutely inane line. His beleaguered mind is mixing up the past with the present. He likely obtained his eternal job as judge because people thought that an immortal being would be extremely wise and therefore very qualified for the position, and now he has tenure.
Honestly if the only paranormal thing in the entire series was this, I would have no problems with it "he has no beginning and as far as we can tell no end, we just call him judge" although it would be quite different without the other paranormal things tied to spirit channeling and whatnot
OBJECTION: the trilogy takes place in Japan in the original release and thus it can be assumed that he is a descendant of the Japanese judge in TGAAC (I can't remember his name) who we know to be a different person due to spoilers proving that he isn't eternal. (PS: I understand that it is a jokes so don't try to woosh me.)
Well, Grossberg did eventually stop mouthing off about his hemorrhoids. It's the kind of character development we didn't know we needed so desperately until we had it.
@@pichu7856 when has pearl ever solved a case by herself lol? i agree watching it with phoenix would be bad though cause in universe he's like a prosecuting genius who just prefers to help innocent people but rt was telling her to go watch it alone because she probably shouldnt be following him anyway lmao
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@@Viscidsquare040 as someone who personally loves doing bad impressions, having a go-to warm up line that you can always hear in the character's voice in your head can be very useful but... it can get silly if you're as bad at impressions as Dan...
spoilers for the joke of his name i love that they never actually spell it out. but it is there, if you're willing to take the extra step, in the final case. he spent all those long years away, and when he came back? there was noone waiting for Godot.
atmey has to aggresively squint his brows so that he can keep that minature magnifying glass on his eyes at all times . that must do a number in his facial structure
reminds me when egdeworth said "it's over, senator Alba, I am the Ace Attorney Investigations Miles Edgeworth!" and spent about 3 more hours trying to beat him.
Thought Grossbergs hemmorhoid character trait was strange but then my aunt started talking at length abt her bowel movements the other day, so i can conclude that some people are just Like That .
As a Scot I died a little inside when I first heard it, haha! I think if he'd spoken a little faster it would've sounded a lot better but the important thing was that he was having fun with the voice. :D
@@ArtzyZero I saw comments of this before I got to her introduction. I didn’t think it would be *that* bad. I was sorely mistaken. I feel like 1500 people leaving stream is sign enough to stop, let alone that people were likely screaming at him to stop. He might’ve ruined Desirée for me ):
@@CrazedKasaJizo Dan's the type of person to rollover his chat's grave since he never listens. If people don't like what he's doing, they can just leave... unless its something important to 'his' stream (like missing a character interaction or something), backseat gaming or anything similar is something he ignores.
i love how cocky Edgeworth is even from other peoples story's "you are the best prosecutor in the country (now that I'm getting on a plane out of here)"
6:21 Mia is rightfully shocked here. She would have sat in on some court cases during her training, and that would lead to the natural conclusion that prosecutors and lawyers can claim whatever they want as long as they're aggressive enough towards the judge. Turns out that if she didn't want to be asked for evidence she should have brought a whip with her.
@@ninjayajnin Your honour, may I present *blam* … Not guilty… *three pieces of confetti fall. Gumshoe walks out with several sheets of confetti paper and scissors*
@@mewmew8932 the von karma games are actually just rhythm based games where you have to line up the presentation of evidence along with the whip smacks
@@erc3338 I know that but it is very similar, the only difference is the amount of separate trails and investigations as well as evidence. But this is why i am so happy to see RT play again.
I want someone to animate Winston Payne's hair blowing away, but then have it continue to peel away at his scalp, flesh, skull, etc until his entire body has been unraveled into nothing. Either that, or he just gets Thanos snapped.
I love the part where Maya was accused of murder in this episode. We never really saw it since Mia and Pheonix was on their own trial, but everyone knows about the Hamburger Turnabout.
I’m glad this is back, but I’m sad we won’t ever truly see the story telling and comedic perfection of big top. I can only hope RT isn’t as disappointed as I am
@@elmago2808 Mia puts her badge on the line to try and get Nick declared innocent, and seeing how willing Mia was to put it all at risk for him (a stranger who has been causing her a lot of trouble during the case), Nick told her the truth
This is actually when Payne is at his most competent. Back before Mia absolutely destroyed him, he was known as the 'Rookie Killer'. Then Mia beat him and he lost his nerve. Can’t wait for the reveal that’ll happen in the next part~
Its super easy to tell since a lot of these guys are overly suspicious... and Dan is not the kind of player that rules out anyone it seems... so unless the killer hasn't been introduced, he'll probably know who it is
If you ever played the games, you kinda just get like this after the first game. There's only so many people involved, and figuring which one had enough motive becomes pretty easy. The hard part is not presenting the evidence 3 steps ahead of the game tbh.
32:56 Spoilers for the fourth case of this game! Seeing Mia freak out when Phoenix eats the poisoned bottle because that's essentially how her only other client died is heartbreaking
(SPOILERS) GOD and the people shipping mia and dahlia on the comments because they had a shared past made me upSET i wish I could tell them all they're related jwjfjdjd
Well perhaps now we may understand why Grossburg was at the boat house. Yogi was selling him medication for his piles, all medicine fresh from the chemical factory as well.
48:35 Actually, that’s very likely! Hamburger and Spaghetti are both words with their own japanese spellings. The spelling of the word hamburger uses the japanese character “ba,” and the word spaghetti uses the japanese character “pa.” These characters are very similar. In fact, they’re really the same character, just with different accents.
His Japanese name is also a pun on "I just want love" and for this reason, Japanese Ace Attorney fans sent him chocolate on Valentine's Day, addressed to Capcom.
I see this man pull up the records and then hover over dahlia, my brain instantly just screams “Satan”. Honestly knowing the full context I feel as though that’s fair.
@@sashacollins5399 I wasn’t talking about just this trail, I was talking about everything with her. Ima put a spoiler down below so beware. Because dahlia is coming back, having done much worse shit, trust me.
@@misterjr193 spoiler down below her first kill was a like 24 year old dating her while she was 14. that's absolutely justified. the other wrong crime was killing diego armando
1:38:18 Godot : _(Throws his 102th Blend on Wright)_ RT : "Dude, you're never gonna work again..." _Well, if an Evidence Fabricating Edgelord, a Whip Happy German Girl, and Manfred "I'm The Judge" Von Karma can keep their jobs as Professional District Prosecutors in This Crazy Kangaroo Court that The Fandom calls Japanifornia. Then, I'm sure that The Coffee Throwing Robocop can also continue his career in law without any setbacks._
"For you see Phoenix Wright it was I who caused Grossburg's haemorrhoid problems, I slipped some drugs from the chemical factory into his drinks to make it worse" - Von Karma probably
Apparently, the decision to make so much of Grossburg’s dialogue about his hemorrhoids was a sort of last-minute decision on the part of the devs. I’m not sure if this was a character trait ported over from the original Japanese version, but I know for sure that the English version’s reference to the Harlem Shake was NOT an attempt at referencing pop culture. The original version of this game, the third in the original trilogy released in 2004. Nine years before the hit song of the same name.
I feel like a lot of grossberg was slapped together in general in this game. I know that there wasn't even enough space in the original cartridge to give him a full spriteset
@@Slenderquil Fair enough. With five cases, all very long on average, all packed with graphics- it makes sense they had to cut around the edges to make it all fit.
HELL YEAH, IM SO SO SO SO HAPPY THIS SERIES IS BACK my haemorrhoids are Harlem shaking out of excitement!! but fr, best game in the trilogy by far, really hope you enjoy this one RT!!
1:47:13; Oh no. I think I know where this is going. There is something personal between Phoenix and Godot that Phoenix doesn't know about, and Godot "returned from the depths of hell to do battle with" Phoenix. I think that coffee may have come from a certain chemical factory.
Fun fact, it took Dan at least 3 three minutes to figure out she didn't here the noise at 21:28, I remember because I was screaming at him the entire time
3 minutes isnt even long for a puzzle game like this lmao unless he asks for help im pretty sure doing stuff like that is just extremely annoying for anyone who wants to piece things together and catch lies on their own
RT i love your hard work. I already made a timestamp of Grossbergs Hemorrhoids on your second stream archive channel video about PWAA stream. This game is absolutely Hilarious. I hope you continue your good work for decades to come. 4:41 12:33 14:52 (continues to 14:57) 15:53 18:04 27:39 (continues to 27:48) 28:19 33:56 42:19 50:25 1:29:36 (credits to sfc0) 1:42:45 (credits to daaaydream and Zapa tron)
This man went to both the stream archive channel and the main channel, and the first thing he did was timestamping all of Grossberg's butt jokes. What a madlad.
@@shn4449 I cannot leave a work unfinished. Thou i couldnt get all times the joke was brougth up (i just looked if Grossberg was on screen, and if not i skipped, and i cant do the same with just voice over 6+ hour stream, but here are some more i remember: Grossberg: This is good. Rt: "This is good, Mia. My Hemorrhoids are easing up because the trial is going in our favor." Phoenix: I am cleaning the toilet. Rt: "I am cleaning the toilet. You see, Grossbergs toilet was broken, and he asked to use mine" 50:25 Judge: Says something i dont remember but it was about toilet Rt:(as Grossbergs voice) "Oh your Honor, i didnt expected you to be here. Take a seat. 1:42:45 Edit: there is also a moment, when they are disgussing Mask(star)DeMasque's constume and its lack of Broach, the Judge says "Breach? Bailiff! Get my steed! We must retreat!" Which i found hilarious. 1:29:11
@@yotsubato3 Thank you, that is why you should check his Stream Archive Channel. Even if you dont watch the Twitch Stream, they put the entire thing there in a few hours. And i can say with certainty that those 6 and a half hours you will spent will entirely be worthy.
I cannot describe the amount of joy I felt when I saw this video. Ace Attorney is one of my favourite series from RT, and it coming back makes me so happy! Thanks RT!!
@@ZekromAndYugiAndDrago123 Yes, and thus RT was surprised of the reference, cause the harlem shake was not a thing yet, maybe the US knew about it existing but i never heard of it in europe till it became a meme
6:35 - 6:50 Honestly, pronouncing Dahlia as da-LYa makes a lot more sense with Ace Attorney's meaningful naming. I think that might have actually been the intended pronunciation.
54:23 I love the fact RT's voice for Atmey after seeing him is quite similar in tone to Ian Sinclair's from the AA anime, just goes to show how well the voice fits the persona
He's returned! The best lawyer in the business and his alter ego who somehow refuses to die despite being rid of in the 5th episode of the first series
"Yes! We finally declared Edgeworth to be not guilty, cleared his conscience AND brought the evil Von Karma to justice!" "You naïve fool... you thought you could defeat me? This was all part of my master plan!! Now I am going to be a part of you, Mr. Phoenix Wright, and haunt you until your last day!!!" "Von Karma NOOOOO"
As much as I would like RT to do the whole series, that's much more of an ask than just the original trilogy. But who knows, he might play Dangan Ronpa next for all we know and that series will literally kill him cold.
RT: “This case is a lot like Persona 5 - Phantom Thief, calling card…” You’re right. It’s almost like both are drawing inspiration from the same genre of fiction.
In the full stream, someone points that out, and RT basically goes, "Yeah, it's just the gentlemen thief trope, it all basically dates back to Lupin." RT was an English Major, he knows his shit.
I like how in the Phoenix Wright universe, the prosecutor can apparently force the defence to cross-examine their own witness. I know it's not the most absurd legal nonsense in this game, but that one is still funny to me.
I like to believe that the coffee that Godot throws at Phoenix is actually cold. It doesn't make sense to waste perfectly good coffee, and Godot strikes me as a person who would hate cold coffee.
It's time for the final game of the Phoenix Wright Trilogy. I streamed this last week, and we're going to be streaming from where this video ends TOMORROW starting at 3pm GMT+1. You can catch it live here www.twitch.tv/rtgame and watch my entire Phoenix Wright series so far here ruclips.net/video/5tUoqIcvG34/видео.html
Time for the epic comeback ma broskees
I don’t think they’ll be any *OBJECTIONS* to that
I hope we never hear anymore of grossberg’s hemorrhoids
Boop
Cmon RT you know you want to do one more
Old RT would
Old RT was cool
The reference to the Harlem Shake was not actually a reference to the meme, but to the original dance. What makes this especially fun is that, by pure coincidence, the meme happened in the same year as the case takes place. So the localisers weren't referencing the meme, but Grossberg could have been.
OHHHH that's makes way more sense
It is good to see that Grossberg follows recent trends. I Wonder if Hemorrhoids was also a joke during that time.
@@flasoyunda6166 Nah, Shu Takumi was just in the mood to write Hemorrhoid jokes that day. I don't wanna question why.
@@flasoyunda6166 hemorrhoids. funniest joke since jack
I'm partial to the idea that Filthy Frank has been canonized in the Phoenix Wright universe through a meme which he made.
Rumours say the bottle of poison is still in Phoenix Wright's right shoulder to this day.
YOU SEE, MR. WRIGHT, IT WAS I THAT SHOT YOU IN THE SHOULDER WITH THE BOTTLE OF POISON! I PREPARED IT IN THE CHEMICAL FACTORY!
@@michaele8444VON KARMA NO
@@des4929VON PHARMA NO
@@michaele8444 VON CHEMICAL FACTORY NO
@@michaele8444
VON BIG PHARMA, NO!
Every time I see Godot’s “I’ve never lost a case” line followed with him saying he hasn’t done a case, I just think of a giga chad meme with his visor on giga chad
Omg you too?!! 🤣🤣🤣
Glad to see i'm not the only one!!
Based Godot
He lost against "a presses" man
I love this, I’m definitely going to make this meme
@@abigailpalella6167 Its been 4 days and i see no meme.
WHERE IS THE MEME, LEBOWSKI?
Ace Attorney is not about figuring out who did it, it's about convincing the senile judge.
So just like Japan.
@@simonschnedl that’s the goal
Facts
@@simonschnedlAnd the United States. God damn Supreme Court.
@@Silverwind87 God bless America and their shit everything system.
Court, law, school, healthcare, equality, everything kinda sucks there.
I like how he said that "Phoenix Wright is canonically a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe!" as a joke, not realizing that in the Capcom Vs. Marvel games, Phoenix Wright does indeed appear, meaning he IS actually a part of the MCU.
But imagine being him in that scenario. You're walking next to people who shift mountains by punching, world-class fighters, people who control the wind, sun, and sky, robot kids who create black holes to thwart a mad scientist, the ACTUAL mad scientist who give those universe obliterating robots a run for their money...
And you're just a guy.
Not just a guy, a lawyer, and you have a badge to prove it
Still with a worse track record in combat than Glass Joe though
And yet Phoenix Wright can still hold his own with those people-with his attorney’s badge on his lapel, Maya by his side, and the power of bluffing, there’s no stopping this lawyer ‘til he gets the (W)right verdict!
I mean, he does eat glass so I guess that could be a power.
Phoenix Wright, the glass eating lawyer.
@@holyhot-chocolate I mean fair, but considering the context of him doing that it's not much to brag about
@@bookreaderman6715 Jesus christ
The most notable part of the first case wasn't that Phoenix was on trial for murder (again), or that we defended him as Mia, or even learning how Payne lost his hair.
It's how Grossberg just WOULDN'T STOP TALKING ABOUT HIS ASS. IT NEVER S T O P S ..
I thought it was that Phoenix ate a glass bottle and didn't have surgery the first time I played it. However, in Apollo Justice, we do learn he is 90% invincible since (slight spoiler) he got ran over by a car, launched into a pole, and only broke his ankle.
@@therealevilmudbug He only broke his ankle so no one would be suspicious
@@therealevilmudbug He only broke his ankle so no one would be suspicious
@@therealevilmudbug He only broke his ankle so no one would be suspicious
I dunno, I think it's a pretty spectacular twist that the main character was a ghost the whole time, what with him chewing up and eating a literal bottle of poison in his origin story.
Idk if this was mentioned in the video (haven’t finished it yet), but people in Twitch Chat were so disturbed at Desiree’s voice that about 1,500 people just straight up left the stream when it happened. We never got the viewer count back to normal.
Edit: I forgot to mention this but also- a TON of people were spamming chat with the lesbian emote during (and even before) Dessie’s intro. The emotes also stopped abruptly once her accent kicked in
Well I mean, I too feel like not continue watching, it's so bad.
On the contrary i love when rt gives unexpected voices to characters honestly.
COWARDS!!
@@mapytrix3982 it's better than his toad voice at least
@@pozzsicle That much I concede.
Hearing Grossberg talking about his fiery ass for 2 hours is the reason why I’ve stuck around this channel for so long and loved every moment of it!
that was simultaneously the best and worst part of the stream
I've got two words for you: Harlem. Shake.
@@nottreblinka4119 Pink Guy is having the time of his life inside Grossberg’s ass
Ayyy it's stickmaster500
It's weird how I never thought much about it on my playthrough
RT’s accent for Desirée sounds like an Irishman trying to do a Scottish accent, but that Scottish accent is also trying to do an Irish accent. It’s beautiful
All that to do an almost perfect Scotty T impression
is that a doctor who reference?
My ears are bleeding
Can I get a timestamp
@@maypulsoyrup8569 1:04:27
I think my favorite thing about Dan's playthrough is how quickly he shifts between being really super into the case and then zooming way out and just being like "This court is an absolute joke"
to be fair ace attorney as a series really is just a constant pendulum swing between charming character designs/good storytelling and just the most ridiculous out of left field bitch slap of an immersion break with one dialogue box😂and its just that on repeat for like 7 games and its great
"My hemorrhoids are doing the Harlem Shake."
I think this is the best line.
fun fact: the english translation of that line is the same as it was in the original DS release.
The DS release in question was from 5 years BEFORE the harlem shake meme. The line RETROACTIVELY became dated.
@@misirtere9836 Whats better is that the game canonically takes place in 2013 or 2014, which is when the meme became a thing. They managed to retroactively date the line to the year in the (at the time) future it was meant to represent.
Harlem Shake dance was a thing before the song was, just so you know.
@@pokemon05100 the game takes place in 2016-~2030 (for later games) but this specific case takes place in 2014
@@saintmeao4243 OHHHH, I didn’t know that the games were supposed to take place in the future at that particular moment. It all makes sense now.😂
RT: "Is this a case about theft and not murder for once?"
Ace Attorney: "Well yes, but actually no."
they stole a life
Started off as a theft ended in murder
@@voidlessky8048 he store his heart
Then took his heart
And any case that isn't murder is assault or back to murder. Examples include the first case of the crossover, stolen turnabout, and more.
@@yokai59loi36 GAA also has couple of cases which don't have dead victim as they survive (one even being complete accident), but even they are at least initially taken as attempted murder.
YOU SEE VIEWERS, IT WAS I, VON KARMA, WHO MADE DANIEL WAIT SO LONG BEFORE PLAYING THE FINAL CHAPTER OF THE GAME! I BURNT HIS COPY IN THE CHEMICAL FACTORY!
VON KARMA, NO!
VON PHARMA, NO!
JUST ELLIOT, NO!
VON PARMESAN, NO!
VON JERMA, NO!
I cant believe it took me until just now after years of knowing the franchise to realize his name was "winced in pain"
Thank you for this bc I had no idea about this.
And in Japanese, his last name is Auchi.
@@WhiteScorpio2 That's amazing
I had no idea either until you just brought this up lol
@@WhiteScorpio2 his alter ego in the great ace attorney is called like that too
Here's a recap in case you missed something:
There's Grossberg, who feels pain in his ass
There's Phoenix, consumer of glass
And there's the great thief, Mask *_STAR_* DeMasque
And that's everything you need to know
no, its mask _☆_ demasque
Are we singing 4kids One Piece rap?
*Mask☆DeMasque
STARSE?
Can't believe the cause of death, victim AND the culprit... was the Attorneys badge all along.
Maybe the true evidence was the Attorney's Badges we presented along the way
@@Ludrovisco i’m am about to present this attorneys badge up where the hemorrhoids don’t shine
RT has been carrying around a convicted murderer canonically for 3 years... disturbing
There will be a day when the attorney's badge is the final piece of evidence in a trial
@@Chaud31423 we can only hope for AA7
Hearing Grossburg talking about his ass for so long makes me understand why he's named Grossberg
the 'what was he doing in the boathouse' joke has concluded in the most horrifying possible way
...did you just misspelled Grossbreg's name twice?
@@Zabieru_lol No, it's actually Grossberg, they only misspelled it once.
@@Dinoman972 no, it's krossberg
@@Leech-Kisser07 no, it's Growsburg
18:49 i love how Phoenix says that its filled with memories of Dahlia only for us to find out it contained poison instead. its almost poetic
It actually kinda makes sense because Dahlia was planning to be the poison in his life (ruin his life) by framing him for murder
You could say their relationship was...toxic
It's really clever
I still love how the reason Godot half asses the trial is because he already knows about the murder and so lets phoenix supply both a motive and the opportunity for Ron to commit the crime so he can use it against him in the much more serious charge, and now phoenix has to face the guilt of being the reason Ron is accused of the crime.
Devilishy clever, Godot.
It also shows how well vile Godot is. He is willing to send a man he probably knew was innocent into a murder trial while letting the real killer escape. It really shows how pathetic Godot is as he said himself, which makes this episode better in introspection, he doesn’t care about Mia’s legacy nor what she or he stood for. He lost her and his life as he knew it and couldn’t move on so he wants to drag everyone he can reach back so that he isn’t alone. He either thought don was wright or let don make a mockery of the court as well. Godot is one of those sympathetic villains who are really despicable deep down.
It really is a brilliant way to keep Godot from immediately losing all of his presence.
An important part of being an antagonist is being able to be a credible threat to the protagonist. Without that no one can really be invested in their dynamic and battles.
At first, we're introduced to Godot as a legendary prosecutor who has earned even the respect of our main rival, on top of that is his odd name, which mentally seperates him from every other previous antagonist, all of whom have been, for lack of a better word, normal people with full names.
Then we finally meet him face to face, and he sports an intimidating design, a killer voice, a character quirk that, while amusing, isn't nearly as extreme or unserious as some of the other characters, and a mysterious character on top of all that.
Except, small problem, he's never been in a case before, and it should be hard to take him seriously because of that. After all, that basically puts him on the same level as Winston Payne in our heads.
The twist with him having known about the murder all along, basically means he was just playing along with Luke, Ron and you the whole time, which establishes him back as a credible threat in our eyes. It's a genius bit of writing.
@@archivist_13 I'm of the firm belief that Godot is one of the best-written characters in fiction, and that's because he has a presence that no other prosecutor has- a presence of superiority. Phoenix is scared of Manfred, and for good reason- he has the courts under his thumb- but Manfred's flaunting of this isn't because he cares about Phoenix. Godot, however, wants to ruin Phoenix, and thus he doesn't need fancy tricks or loud declarations to make the player squirm. He is playing the long game, in a way no other prosecutor is- He doesn't actually care about individual cases, he cares about making Wright look like an idiot, putting him in situations where he is *forced* to make bad decisions. It's why, while Edgeworth will dissect both Wright and the Witness to find the truth, and Franziska will carefully pick apart EVERYTHING to find a single flaw within her "perfect" case, Godot will go CONSISTENTLY on the offensive, constantly peppering him with insults and demoralizations. Godot is not here to find the truth. He's barely there to win. Godot is there to make Wright suffer, and that makes his slow change genuinely beautiful.
Because without Wright's help, Godot was suffering to a degree he could never make Wright suffer.
"Has Mr. Payne ever won a case in his life?"
Fun fact: if his comments in the 4th game are true; he was undefeated for 7 years making him the prosecutor with the 2nd longest win streak (that we know about) in the Ace Attorney series.
Guess time has not been kind to him then
The only prosecutor with a better record was Von Karma right?
Who would win in a legal battle, an undefeated veteran prosecutor or one spiky boi???
Mia burning off his haircut with the wind started his downfall
@@YasEmisDaBus Just goes to show that win record isn't an accurate representation of prosecution prowess (at least in the AA universe). There are a whole host of better prosecutors in the games that don't have as good a win record... because of Phoenix Wright 😆
As someone who knows this game and like 90% of the lore, watching RT question the “Feenie” jumper, and Pheonix’s career, and immediately going “well it can’t be this lot so it’s clearly her” gives me SO MUCH serotonin.
*Phoenix
RTgame is the true ace detective
As a HUGE fan of ace attorney, i squealed
I can't replay these games for the first time ever again... But I CAN watch a concerning amount of people playing it for the first time instead !
@@OGMagaro Did you play the trilogy, Apollo Justice, DD, SOJ, AAI, AAI2?
Or TGAA or the Layton crossover
I love how RT instantly correctly deduced that it was Dahlia simply because she had previously dated the victim and everyone else in the record at that time was accounted for
Also how does anyone take Phoenix seriously 5 years later after he becomes a lawyer when he looks like an absolute idiot during this case...and still sometimes does even when he's defending someone.
Also Godot going "I've never lost a case...I've also never prosecuted before" is probably the funniest thing I've read all day
Now that you mention it yeah, Phoenix's defense attorney style could really be summed up with the phrase "if it's stupid and it works it ain't stupid" (side note what the heck is "ain't" supposed to be a contraction of)
@@bookreaderman6715 am not
its earliest usage was used solely for that tense, but it drifted into a generic catch-all conjugation for any and all tenses over time. which, thinking about it, basically makes it the antonym to the aave "be" ( i.e. "i be x, you be x, he be x" ) and that realization makes me wonder if that "be" ain't descended from ... well, ain't
after all, if you've picked up the habit of not conjugating "be" when you're negating it, then it's p. damn natural to stop conjugating it, period, even when "ain't" ain't right for the situation, yeah?
@@hi-i-am-atan I appreciate the amount of effort you put into this, thank you
@@hi-i-am-atan it's super interesting seeing how different old phrases can evolve to be slang overtime
People take phoenix seriously because, despite having a defense style best described as "near-aimless flailing", he's terrifyingly good at his job.
Dude once won a case *while suffering from amnesia* and has made a fool of every prosecutor he's faced, underestimate him at your own risk.
Okay, hear me out.
The judge is an immortal being.
In the flashback five years ago, he looks exactly the same, acts the same, and has the same position.
Then at 1:29:11 the judge says two of the most glorious sentences I have ever seen conjoined: "Bailiff! Get my steed!" Now this is absolute nonsense. The judge views himself as a keeper of order who doesn't put up with Phoenix's nonsense. This is clearly not a joke, but it also makes absolutely no sense: Under what circumstances would he have a steed that the bailiff could fetch him? I am firmly convinced that the judge is a human who was cursed a thousand years ago to live forever. And humans were not made to live forever, so after about two or three hundred years, his mind is completely decrepit, and he is suffering from every kind of old age mental instability that a human possibly could, but he just can't die. This would explain his effective stupidity, his timeless appearance, and this absolutely inane line. His beleaguered mind is mixing up the past with the present.
He likely obtained his eternal job as judge because people thought that an immortal being would be extremely wise and therefore very qualified for the position, and now he has tenure.
Honestly if the only paranormal thing in the entire series was this, I would have no problems with it "he has no beginning and as far as we can tell no end, we just call him judge" although it would be quite different without the other paranormal things tied to spirit channeling and whatnot
Thank you for this lore! - poor Judge, but uh, congrats on the tenure ig
OBJECTION: the trilogy takes place in Japan in the original release and thus it can be assumed that he is a descendant of the Japanese judge in TGAAC (I can't remember his name) who we know to be a different person due to spoilers proving that he isn't eternal. (PS: I understand that it is a jokes so don't try to woosh me.)
@@autisticandproudsnephew3636 He was just somewhere else at the time.
@@dreamwalking You fool, in this court all statements must be supplemented with evidence. You won't get an over the top brakedown till you do.
Well, Grossberg did eventually stop mouthing off about his hemorrhoids. It's the kind of character development we didn't know we needed so desperately until we had it.
Mia is just all around incredibly effective
All the walks to the boathouse cured his Harlem Shaking Hemorrhoids
RT saying "Pearl... you're 9, just go watch Scooby-Doo" was adorable ngl
@@pichu7856 when has pearl ever solved a case by herself lol? i agree watching it with phoenix would be bad though cause in universe he's like a prosecuting genius who just prefers to help innocent people but rt was telling her to go watch it alone because she probably shouldnt be following him anyway lmao
Hope everyone doing good and staying safe. If you need to talk to someone or need help, there are people who care. Sending support and hearts. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤️❤
i love how "say goodbye to exodia" is rt's practice line for voicing anybody who's similar to weevil underwood
Mia to Payne: Say goodbye to your hair!
He’s got quite a few of those.
“Go go gadget! Go go gadget!”
“Scotland! Scotland!”
And of course
“I’m walkin here!”
@@Viscidsquare040 as someone who personally loves doing bad impressions, having a go-to warm up line that you can always hear in the character's voice in your head can be very useful but... it can get silly if you're as bad at impressions as Dan...
@@RedGenesectNinja Payne: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
*gets vaporized into oblivion*
Chat: If Luke isn't Mask⭐️DeMasque, you owe us a Happy Meal.
Me who knows it's "both true and false": *Outstanding Move.*
Half A Happy meal for Us!
Quantum Happy Meal
Shroedinger's Happy Meal
The ten minute segment of Dan attempting to pronounce “Godot,” only to upset the entire Ace Attorney fandom, is the most Dan thing I’ve ever seen
Spoilers
It's GO-DOUGH, based off of Dei-GO Arman-DO
@@legendaccount3247 exactly! i was so mad that he had it for a moment and then went “nah”
Funny enough I believe Beckett himself pronounced it the same way Dan does here.
Technically his pronunciaton of the actual name Godot is correct
spoilers for the joke of his name
i love that they never actually spell it out. but it is there, if you're willing to take the extra step, in the final case. he spent all those long years away, and when he came back?
there was noone waiting for Godot.
atmey has to aggresively squint his brows so that he can keep that minature magnifying glass on his eyes at all times . that must do a number in his facial structure
it's what turned him into the internet's number one rated salesman (circa 1997)
@@xalrath that’s [hyperlinked blocked]!
What a [$4.99 deal,now available]
@Yankee Ice Spamton has changed us as a species
Man's on that Neanderthal facial grindset
@@xalrath Mighty proud to say, mighty proud to say it, yes, he's mighty proud to say it, yes sir.
1:15:58 I cant believe they managed to have a character actually say “you truly are an Ace Attorney”
Almost as good as when Phoenix said "it's attorneyin' time!" And destroyed the chemical factory
@@trickytraveller3272 I liked the part where grossberg said "it's grossberging time" and grossberged all over the boathouse
@@idonhaveanyideawhattocallm1472 knowing about grossberg’s hemmoroids i dont even want to KNOW what “grossberging” entails
reminds me when egdeworth said "it's over, senator Alba, I am the Ace Attorney Investigations Miles Edgeworth!" and spent about 3 more hours trying to beat him.
"You truly are an Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney on the Nintendo Ds."
Thought Grossbergs hemmorhoid character trait was strange but then my aunt started talking at length abt her bowel movements the other day, so i can conclude that some people are just Like That .
They should get married
@@dishfishes That's a pretty low blow ngl
Whoever in chat said "Scottish" needs to be sent to prison for this torture.
As a Scot I died a little inside when I first heard it, haha! I think if he'd spoken a little faster it would've sounded a lot better but the important thing was that he was having fun with the voice. :D
@@ArtzyZero I saw comments of this before I got to her introduction. I didn’t think it would be *that* bad. I was sorely mistaken. I feel like 1500 people leaving stream is sign enough to stop, let alone that people were likely screaming at him to stop. He might’ve ruined Desirée for me ):
@@CrazedKasaJizo Dan's the type of person to rollover his chat's grave since he never listens. If people don't like what he's doing, they can just leave... unless its something important to 'his' stream (like missing a character interaction or something), backseat gaming or anything similar is something he ignores.
i analyzed the twitch stream's chat at around the moment the scottish suggestion happened, the first user to suggest it goes by the name of "MaxAika_"
I disagree, and I wish I was the one who recommended it, it’s variety.
i love how cocky Edgeworth is even from other peoples story's "you are the best prosecutor in the country (now that I'm getting on a plane out of here)"
It really sounds like something he'd say lol. Unfortunately it was probably a lie Atmey told.
6:21 Mia is rightfully shocked here. She would have sat in on some court cases during her training, and that would lead to the natural conclusion that prosecutors and lawyers can claim whatever they want as long as they're aggressive enough towards the judge.
Turns out that if she didn't want to be asked for evidence she should have brought a whip with her.
VON KARMA, NO!
remake of the ace attorney games where phoenix shoots a gun to intimidate the judge in order to win his trials while presenting zero evidence
@@ninjayajnin
Your honour, may I present
*blam*
…
Not guilty…
*three pieces of confetti fall. Gumshoe walks out with several sheets of confetti paper and scissors*
@@ninjayajnin the von karma games
@@mewmew8932 the von karma games are actually just rhythm based games where you have to line up the presentation of evidence along with the whip smacks
Phoenix is the only one responsible enough to wear a mask, and he can't even wear it wright.
God fucking damnit
Leave.
Now.
I’m soon going to be up for murder cause of this comment
:]
@@richardendresz161 you know he is wright
I like how keen Grossberg is in keeping us updated on his hemorrhoids
If only he was so keen to tell us what he was doing at the boathouse!
@@slice6298 obviously it was to check up on his hemorrhoids
@@slice6298 airing out his hemerrhoids, his pants had no part covering the ass it was just off screen
I’m so happy this Series has Returned
Same i thought it ended
Me too! I love PWAA, and i held myself from playing or watching any videos about the third case just because i wanted to experience it from RT.
I ended up binge watching the whole anime just to see the rest of the series with full voice acting.
@@stardayz88 The anime isn't game accurate, and especially not it's version of T&T.
@@erc3338 I know that but it is very similar, the only difference is the amount of separate trails and investigations as well as evidence. But this is why i am so happy to see RT play again.
If I had a nickel for every time Phoenix ate the evidence I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it weird that it happened twice.
Are u including the plays?
@@Sayyble yes, yes I am
Doofenschmirtz?
@@secondairy OH YEA that one insane plot line from the stage play >~< wild
RT's befuddlement at Godot's infinite supply of coffee cups is hilarious.
he's able to summon coffee out of thin air
@@megapunch8441
no he uses the force on every coffee cup in the area
The little pause when RT reads "Luke Atmey" and realizes how silly it is was hilarious
I want someone to animate Winston Payne's hair blowing away, but then have it continue to peel away at his scalp, flesh, skull, etc until his entire body has been unraveled into nothing. Either that, or he just gets Thanos snapped.
It’s just Payne getting sent to the shadow realm
wow i cant believe morbfred von karma came in and morbed all those guys on the defense stand. truly the game of all time
Alfred morb Karma*
DON'T CROSS THE MEMES
I love the part where Maya was accused of murder in this episode. We never really saw it since Mia and Pheonix was on their own trial, but everyone knows about the Hamburger Turnabout.
When there’s a hamburglary, Maya is suspect #1, no questions asked 🍔
@@michaelahuss2123 Nah, she didn't do it. Maya gets framed for a crime every time she appears, and that's the one in this game.
@@michaelahuss2123 maya = hamburgeler
“Yes! Finally, a case that doesn’t involve murder-“
“So uh, your client was in the same room as a dead guy the night he died”
“GOD FUCKING-“
I’m glad this is back, but I’m sad we won’t ever truly see the story telling and comedic perfection of big top. I can only hope RT isn’t as disappointed as I am
Big top?
@@megawonszrzeczny9 the circus case, one of my favorites
That clown’s laughter will forever echo in my head
@@shyguy7265 ohhh
I liked that case
@@willowthesumner his laughter touched the hearts of many as his unflinching sense of optimism and comedy shined even in the darkest of times
"maya just wants to commit crimes" at this point i wouldn't doubt it.
In the Layton crossover she hits Phoenix over the head with a giant metal pipe and wants to commit arson
So yeah she wants to crime
And Phoenix loves Maya too much to not defend her
Wait, so Phoenix ate a fucking glass bottle to protect Dahlia but then proceeded to tell the court the crucial evidence to prove her guilty?
Look the stream had to be cut so that it would work as a video, but a there's a bit that happens between that.
@@anneewazhere7578 ah
And what happens in that bit?
@@elmago2808 long story short, Mia convinces him to tell the truth.
@@elmago2808 Mia puts her badge on the line to try and get Nick declared innocent, and seeing how willing Mia was to put it all at risk for him (a stranger who has been causing her a lot of trouble during the case), Nick told her the truth
@@wandering4104 ah
I think we've found out what what Grossberg was doing at the boathouse. Shitting his guts out.
Homoroids don't work as well as they did during that first trial
This is actually when Payne is at his most competent. Back before Mia absolutely destroyed him, he was known as the 'Rookie Killer'.
Then Mia beat him and he lost his nerve.
Can’t wait for the reveal that’ll happen in the next part~
And his hair
@@reddeath5791 And his hair, yes.
I’m a bit late but I think I might know where his hair went
*Onto his brother’s head*
@@catalyst539 His brother wears a wig.
I swear RT is getting scarily accurate at guessing who the real culprit is
to be fair, Atmey is considered one of the most obvious murderers in the series.
Its super easy to tell since a lot of these guys are overly suspicious... and Dan is not the kind of player that rules out anyone it seems... so unless the killer hasn't been introduced, he'll probably know who it is
There’s no way he’ll guess the killer for the 3rd case though. Probably the biggest surprise in the whole trilogy
If you ever played the games, you kinda just get like this after the first game. There's only so many people involved, and figuring which one had enough motive becomes pretty easy. The hard part is not presenting the evidence 3 steps ahead of the game tbh.
I mean, Atmey is absurdly obvious. He's basically a Saturday morning cartoon villain, and we love him for it.
32:56
Spoilers for the fourth case of this game!
Seeing Mia freak out when Phoenix eats the poisoned bottle because that's essentially how her only other client died is heartbreaking
and cause that same poison is how diego got put into his coma
Mia had really bad experiences with that bottle of poison
@@catnat6571 and also with Dahlia in general
dying may be the least worst thing to happen in her life :c
(SPOILERS)
GOD and the people shipping mia and dahlia on the comments because they had a shared past made me upSET i wish I could tell them all they're related jwjfjdjd
@@cosmic7336 They ship WHAT?
there should be a mod for this trilogy that replaces every instance of “right” with “wright” it will fix every plothole and issue present
The plotholes would be fixed! I think you're wright about that.
“The murderer hid the body, your Honor! That’s right!”
“Mr. Wright, is this an admission of guilt?!”
@@captainblue5096 “nope! I’m actually dead, and this is an illusion: I’m the murder victim as I said in my first trial!”
1:22:22
This one line has single handedly caused more line fuck ups in the anime than any other because Eric cant stop laughing when he reads it
“What is this? Something smooth and H A R D”
RT’s commitment to saying Mask STAR DeMasque is truly inspiring
Now we know what Grossberg was doing at the boathouse...
NO WAY
@@mimi.sues. tang pfp yoo
@@slickthefox8639 ralsei pfp yooo
Well perhaps now we may understand why Grossburg was at the boat house. Yogi was selling him medication for his piles, all medicine fresh from the chemical factory as well.
Nothing quite like completely destroying all sense of legal procedures in Ace Attorney. Glad this series is back
Hemorrhoids is the best
I'm pretty sure the biggest thing the Ace Attorney has in common with actual legal procedure is that the judge gets to sit down.
I’m genuinely surprised it took until Trials and Tribulations for RT to learn about “Japanifornia”
I'm genuinely impressed
48:35
Actually, that’s very likely! Hamburger and Spaghetti are both words with their own japanese spellings. The spelling of the word hamburger uses the japanese character “ba,” and the word spaghetti uses the japanese character “pa.” These characters are very similar. In fact, they’re really the same character, just with different accents.
Fun Fact: Luke Atmey’s theme is titled “Luke Atmey ~ I Just Want Love”
His Japanese name is also a pun on "I just want love" and for this reason, Japanese Ace Attorney fans sent him chocolate on Valentine's Day, addressed to Capcom.
@@teawizard374that's actually really funny
I see this man pull up the records and then hover over dahlia, my brain instantly just screams “Satan”. Honestly knowing the full context I feel as though that’s fair.
honestly she only did two things wrong and only one was killing doug/framing phoenix. her first murder was fine
@@sashacollins5399 I wasn’t talking about just this trail, I was talking about everything with her. Ima put a spoiler down below so beware.
Because dahlia is coming back, having done much worse shit, trust me.
@@sashacollins5399 wtf
@@sashacollins5399 🗿
@@misterjr193 spoiler down below
her first kill was a like 24 year old dating her while she was 14. that's absolutely justified. the other wrong crime was killing diego armando
1:38:18
Godot : _(Throws his 102th Blend on Wright)_
RT : "Dude, you're never gonna work again..."
_Well, if an Evidence Fabricating Edgelord, a Whip Happy German Girl, and Manfred "I'm The Judge" Von Karma can keep their jobs as Professional District Prosecutors in This Crazy Kangaroo Court that The Fandom calls Japanifornia. Then, I'm sure that The Coffee Throwing Robocop can also continue his career in law without any setbacks._
102th? That’s not a word
@@georgeenestvedt896 they probably meant 112th, and had a typo
"For you see Phoenix Wright it was I who caused Grossburg's haemorrhoid problems, I slipped some drugs from the chemical factory into his drinks to make it worse" - Von Karma probably
And taught them the Harlem shake.
Apparently, the decision to make so much of Grossburg’s dialogue about his hemorrhoids was a sort of last-minute decision on the part of the devs. I’m not sure if this was a character trait ported over from the original Japanese version, but I know for sure that the English version’s reference to the Harlem Shake was NOT an attempt at referencing pop culture.
The original version of this game, the third in the original trilogy released in 2004. Nine years before the hit song of the same name.
yes in the Japanese version he talks about his asshole just as much
I feel like a lot of grossberg was slapped together in general in this game. I know that there wasn't even enough space in the original cartridge to give him a full spriteset
@@Slenderquil if anything, its impressive how much they crammed into that cartridge
@@Slenderquil Fair enough. With five cases, all very long on average, all packed with graphics- it makes sense they had to cut around the edges to make it all fit.
But it wasn't translated until 2007
"YES YOU SEE, FOR IT WAS I WHO CONVINCED RT TO BRING BACK THE ACE ATTORNEY SERIES, MR PHOENIX WRIGHT!"
"VON KARMA, NO- wait, that was actually nice"
he only did it so that he could be truly and utterly relevant again
@@froststar2794 you know the saying if you dont have anything nice to say dont say anything at all
unfortunately he had to sacrifice Breaking Stardew Valley for it so no
@@bluedemon6479 I'm pretty sure he meant von karma
@@bluedemon6479 no way youre defending von karma a video game villin meant to be cartoonishly evil this vigilantly
HELL YEAH, IM SO SO SO SO HAPPY THIS SERIES IS BACK
my haemorrhoids are Harlem shaking out of excitement!!
but fr, best game in the trilogy by far, really hope you enjoy this one RT!!
Grossberg stop talking about your haemorrhoids for 2 seconds!
Man, I love RT's Godot's voice. I used to imagine it differently, but this is just great.
RT: **goes off on a tangent about the semantics of meal titles**
Me: “Okay, Phoenix! Enough about the differences between ladders and step ladders!!”
1:47:13; Oh no. I think I know where this is going. There is something personal between Phoenix and Godot that Phoenix doesn't know about, and Godot "returned from the depths of hell to do battle with" Phoenix. I think that coffee may have come from a certain chemical factory.
Perfect timing! Literally this morning I was thinking about how much I wanted more RT plays Phoenix Wright and here we are
haha i was thinking about it like two hours ago
I ended the last one he posted yesterday so same xd
I finished playing this game exactly today!
Fun fact, it took Dan at least 3 three minutes to figure out she didn't here the noise at 21:28, I remember because I was screaming at him the entire time
The entire chat was screaming at him that time including me lol
This is why I don't watch people play puzzle games on stream
3 minutes isnt even long for a puzzle game like this lmao unless he asks for help im pretty sure doing stuff like that is just extremely annoying for anyone who wants to piece things together and catch lies on their own
RT i love your hard work. I already made a timestamp of Grossbergs Hemorrhoids on your second stream archive channel video about PWAA stream. This game is absolutely Hilarious. I hope you continue your good work for decades to come.
4:41
12:33
14:52 (continues to 14:57)
15:53
18:04
27:39 (continues to 27:48)
28:19
33:56
42:19
50:25
1:29:36 (credits to sfc0)
1:42:45 (credits to daaaydream and Zapa tron)
You are a saviour. Been on the hunt for these moments.
This man went to both the stream archive channel and the main channel, and the first thing he did was timestamping all of Grossberg's butt jokes. What a madlad.
@@shn4449 I cannot leave a work unfinished. Thou i couldnt get all times the joke was brougth up (i just looked if Grossberg was on screen, and if not i skipped, and i cant do the same with just voice over 6+ hour stream, but here are some more i remember:
Grossberg: This is good.
Rt: "This is good, Mia. My Hemorrhoids are easing up because the trial is going in our favor."
Phoenix: I am cleaning the toilet.
Rt: "I am cleaning the toilet. You see, Grossbergs toilet was broken, and he asked to use mine" 50:25
Judge: Says something i dont remember but it was about toilet
Rt:(as Grossbergs voice) "Oh your Honor, i didnt expected you to be here. Take a seat. 1:42:45
Edit: there is also a moment, when they are disgussing Mask(star)DeMasque's constume and its lack of Broach, the Judge says "Breach? Bailiff! Get my steed! We must retreat!" Which i found hilarious. 1:29:11
Thank you for doing god’s work LOL
@@yotsubato3 Thank you, that is why you should check his Stream Archive Channel. Even if you dont watch the Twitch Stream, they put the entire thing there in a few hours. And i can say with certainty that those 6 and a half hours you will spent will entirely be worthy.
Always remember kids, if there’s ever a case about a phantom thief involving an ace detective, the ace detective is automatically the culprit.
Von Aketchi NO
PHANTOM THIEF?!?!?!?!?!?
@@lewismartin3430 NFUJSBHFJBHS OH MY GOD LMAOOO
@@lewismartin3430a truly dangerous combination
"Is this gonna be a crime that's theft and not murder for once?"
Well yes, but actually no
ah, ace attorney logic: "this is the only character i don't know so it's them"
It hemorrhoids which kills
I am literally so excited to see him play the last case, which is in my opinion, the absolute best one.
Best in the series, second to none.
Yeah, one of the best cases in the whole series, can't wait to see him play it
@@Anything875-j4j If The Great Ace Attorney cases count, then DGS-5, DGS2-3, and DGS2-5 win any day
@@Anything875-j4j To each their own, but personally it’s matched/beaten by AAJFA-4, AASOJ-5, TGAAA-3, TGAAA-5, TGAAR-5, and the entirely of AAI2.
@@captainblue5096 JFA has no case 5
I cannot describe the amount of joy I felt when I saw this video. Ace Attorney is one of my favourite series from RT, and it coming back makes me so happy! Thanks RT!!
Phoenix Wright player:” Why is it covered in Jam” 58:35
DanganRonpa player: “why is it covered in blood”
Nah it's pepto-bismol
Both of them are screeching in agony at their respective testimonies.
I love how "VON KARMA NO" has remained so strongly in the series
22:16 Phoenix was actually a playable character in Marvel vs. Capcom 3, so it is entirely possible for him to have teamed up with the avengers
In this episode of Phoenix Wright, RT is shocked that a game that originally released in 2004 references pop culture, from 2004.
the harlem shake wasnt a meme till 2013 though
@@RepstarVixen the harlem shake was already a dance way before the meme made it popular tho
@@RepstarVixen the game wasn't referencing the meme. It was just referencing the song and later by a stroke of divine comedy it became a meme
@@ZekromAndYugiAndDrago123 Yes, and thus RT was surprised of the reference, cause the harlem shake was not a thing yet, maybe the US knew about it existing but i never heard of it in europe till it became a meme
I love that RT is like "That's the killer" within the first 10 minutes of both cases, and he's fucking right (sorta).
6:35 - 6:50 Honestly, pronouncing Dahlia as da-LYa makes a lot more sense with Ace Attorney's meaningful naming. I think that might have actually been the intended pronunciation.
1:22:22
"What is this? It's smooth and hard... like a dildo."
-Eric Vale, voice actor for Phoenix Wright
54:23 I love the fact RT's voice for Atmey after seeing him is quite similar in tone to Ian Sinclair's from the AA anime, just goes to show how well the voice fits the persona
Oh sweet, RT's been brushing up on his defense skills for the "Bathtub" trial.
I love the thing of just "You think its not poisoned? Well then, take one, go on, do it"
Suddenly being reminded why Godot is considered a 'daddy' in the game's fandom.
He pulls the whole 'dark and mysterious' thing pretty well.
1:20:15 i dont know what the canon is here but i am CONVINCED that since the letter mentions a secret identity that “Alexis” is Larry’s drag persona
He's returned! The best lawyer in the business and his alter ego who somehow refuses to die despite being rid of in the 5th episode of the first series
"Yes! We finally declared Edgeworth to be not guilty, cleared his conscience AND brought the evil Von Karma to justice!"
"You naïve fool... you thought you could defeat me? This was all part of my master plan!! Now I am going to be a part of you, Mr. Phoenix Wright, and haunt you until your last day!!!"
"Von Karma NOOOOO"
Really hope RT plays 4-6 and the edgeworth games, I'm loving this series
It’s both a knife and a key
For his sanity, I hope he doesn't play the Edgeworth games
As much as I would like RT to do the whole series, that's much more of an ask than just the original trilogy.
But who knows, he might play Dangan Ronpa next for all we know and that series will literally kill him cold.
i think he said that he’s going to stop at this game, but he might change his mind or decide to play it off-stream idk
@@evertime123 but is there a trapdoor in the fireplace??!?!?
16:06 “I have not heard the Harlem Shake in a long time.”
SiIvagunner fans: *proceeds to have war flashbacks
I would honestly prefer Harlem shake days then yankin days.
hearing an irish person trying to do a scottish accent is something i didnt know i needed
I love how Payne's "Objection!" voice clip is higher-pitched than Mia's (and Franziska's, I'm pretty sure)
RT: “This case is a lot like Persona 5 - Phantom Thief, calling card…”
You’re right. It’s almost like both are drawing inspiration from the same genre of fiction.
Every media ever is immediately improved by adding Phantom Thief shenanigans, can't change my mind.
someone says this in the chat in the full stream
@@Ellisepha this is so true
I’m not super familiar with the genre, do you have any recs?
In the full stream, someone points that out, and RT basically goes, "Yeah, it's just the gentlemen thief trope, it all basically dates back to Lupin." RT was an English Major, he knows his shit.
I like how in the Phoenix Wright universe, the prosecutor can apparently force the defence to cross-examine their own witness. I know it's not the most absurd legal nonsense in this game, but that one is still funny to me.
I like to believe that the coffee that Godot throws at Phoenix is actually cold. It doesn't make sense to waste perfectly good coffee, and Godot strikes me as a person who would hate cold coffee.
Who doesn't look at Dahlia in the court record and just go "murderer"
Ooh, I’ve been waiting for this! T&T is easily the best game in the original trilogy, and I can’t wait to see RT’s reactions to it
I live for 3-5
@@realchezboi 3-1 and 3-4 were all just prologues for 3-5
3-3 sucked but every other case was outstanding. i’m praying he does apollo justice but i doubt it
@@OGMagaro I'd watch Apollo Justice purely on the fact that Apollo's pursuit theme slaps so hard tbh.
@@OGMagaro SAME!! apollo justice EASILY has the best final case