the thing that's weird is that AAI 1 is also all connected, yet it feels drawn out and kinda boring even though it's literally TEN HOURS SHORTER than AAI 2
@@ureehueurv I think it's because aai1 cases aren't equally important (for example case 2 and, partially, case 3 aren't as important as case 4 and case 5), and the last part of case 5 is a slog too (should've ended shortly after you find out about the yatagarasu tbh), so that might've left a bad final impression. Also there's more story to be told in aai2 (and that the characters also go through more development), since it ties the events from past to present.
@@idontknow8205 I actually think the main problem in Investigations 1 is that the smuggling ring threat doesn't come close to reaching its full potential. What makes incidents like IS-7 and SL-9 so great is that the games explore all the tragic effects it had on the people involved, as well as its serious repercussions and consequences. The only real tragedies of that sort in Investigations 1 are the death of Kay's dad and the ruined life of Colin Devorae, and even then only the first one gets enough emphasis. The smuggling ring did lead to the creation of the Yatagarasu, but that's not really a tragedy. It also did cause a great crisis in Zheng Fa and the split between Allebahst and Babahl, but these two huge geopolitical affairs aren't really explored all that much, outside of giving Lang a motivational to chasing the ring. Investigations 1 should feel like a great war against a heinous and far-reaching smuggling ring that is the cause behind many tragedies and tribulations, but instead it feels like you're just chasing a band of troublemakers.
I remember hearing this when facing Jay Elbird and immediately thought "oh my god was he actually the killer?" ... funny how music can throw you for a loop like that considering he actually didn't kill anyone lol
The best part is that that's the point. It wants you to think you've found the one, so you actually feel what Edgeworth feels and then blam! A huuuuge curve ball and you gotta rethink it through
Kinda like how, at the end of Trials and Tribulations SPOILER Cornered keeps playing even as you present the last bit of evidence to Godot. He even has the same reaction whether you present the right evidence or not. Everything is on the line, presenting the wrong evidence is an instant game over, and if you're like me, you will reset immediately after presenting wrong evidence. But that forces you to think rationally and stick to your decisions.
I think I finally understand what makes AAI's music different from that of the main Ace Attorney PW: Miles is a Prosecutor. His music reflects his relentless pursuit of Truth, and that element of "Attack! Attack! Attack!" Whereas Phoenix is a Defense Attorney, so his music reflects his job occupation: Defending convicted suspects, shielding them from accusations, Protection, Stalwartness, and Counter.
Music in the Investigations series reflects being on top of the game, staying on the offensive, pushing on towards the truth. Very rarely is Edgeworth against a wall, so the music that accompanies his work reflects his confidence and calm demeanor, but also his relentlesness. Ace Attorney music is about being on the defensive, reacting to one curve ball after another until FINALLY, turning the tide. Phoenix, Apollo and Athena are constantly the underdogs, clawing at a bit of breathing space at a time. Their opponents are the Edgeworths of the world: ruthless, calculated, powerful. So every bit of a victory they get, the music lets you feel it.
This and the mastermind theme are the most memorable themes in this game and top tier in the full saga. Seriously this is probably the best confrontation theme ever
AAI1's Cornered and Pursuit themes might fit Edgeworth's style a little more, but AAI2's go hard with all the synth and they're just so energizing when they show up. Really ramping up the stakes with this one, especially at 0:39.
Makes sense, considering in AAI2 edgeworth isn't as powerful as in AAI1- throughout the game he was a pawn in 3 different people's games(Courtney, Blaise, Keyes) and he no longer has the advantage
I love the DR OST but I can totally picture that: (spoilers for case 1 of DR below) CROSS-EXAMINATION --Evidence in the Incinerator-- *So a bloody shirt cuff was found near the incenerator in the trash room. OK then.* *It's clearly very important evidence. But it also completely gets me out of your dumb accusations!* *The gate prevents anyone from getting anywhere near the incenerator. Anyone except the one on trash duty, that is.* *I don't know who was on trash duty last night, but it certainly wasn't me! It's completely impossible for me to have tried to get rid of a shirt that way. How would I be able to turn on the incinerator, much less get a shirt in there, from 20 feet away?* *Quit it with your dumb theories. I say we find the true culprit-the one on trash duty!* >Present Crystal Ball Fragments at statement 4 *OBJECTION!*
So the gun happens to be the same model as mine. Pure coincidence... But, take a closer look. Only one of them has a laser pointer attached to it. Check the number of bullets left in the chamber. Only two shots fired, see? There's no evidence that I switched the guns, right?
+Master Sparku For me it makes me think of Roland's pose where the fox runs around her neck... Similarly to "Strange People" which makes me think of Jay instead of Payne...
+Master Sparku I think the reason why we think of knightley whenever we hear this song is because, he was the first character to be cornered when this song was being played :D
I really prefer this confrontation presto over the first one. I also keep visualizing that boxing prisoner bouncing up and down to the beat of the song during his final cross-examination. It just made it that much better of a piece of music than Investigation 1's presto. xD
Manipulating humans into fighting with each other. Sounds just like me, right? I did the same thing to Knightley and Blaise. At any rate, there's no way the body double could've gone for a ride in my balloon. The double was crushed by the monster's head, right? And who was it that caused the monster's head to fall?
it has been 18 years since i murdered dover the statute limitations for murder in this country are 15 years, is it not? in other words, you cant arrest me! i only confessed my crime because the statute of limitations expired!
@varshg4709 OBJECTION Unfortunately he likely didn't got arrested because Master got free which means previous case report that stated Master was an accomplice was dismissed, therefore statue of limitations wouldn't be enough for 4 months. They stated that in the game as well. Contradictions in the law
ironically the first time it plays you confront son of fame ice sculptor and the last it plays when you confront son of skilled confectioner who suffers taste disorder and killer
tornadoblade5 Simmilar problem here, this was one of my least favorite before playing AAI2, only after playing the fan translation did I understand it. While not my favorite, understanding the track's context is key to enjoying it.
Laurens Weyn After finally completing GK2 (due to PC issues), I can safely say this is a top 10 track in the series. Most of my favorite tracks are like that, however (i.e. _Investigation ~ Middle 2002_ & _Pursuit ~ Cornered 2004_).
I've seen every other case's final testimony on this video, so I'll finish them off. -- Regarding Jill Crane -- The victim, Jill Crane, was a member of the Prosecutorial Investigation Committee, y'see. Personally, I didn't really know her that well, y'know. Either way, it's not like I had a motive to murder her, y'know. I have no idea why she was pursuing me, y'see.
The melody alone doesn't make this piece. It is also the perfect blending of the sounds that puts this in my top three Ace Attorney tracks. So good. My only complaint is that it plays a little bit TOO often in the game... in my opinion, this theme should be reserved for just the final confrontation in each case.
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I love how this theme isn’t always used at the end of the case in AAI2. It tricked me into thinking that Jay Elbird was Knightley’s Killer.
It is because presto is not about finding the xulprit but discovering the lies of a testimony.
@@ulisesavila2879 " discovering the lies of a testimony *with* *styles* " FTFY
@@aquatech1753 FTFY?
@@zena2239 Fixed That For You.
Spoilers!
*Spins gun Furiously*
*Strangles pet*
*Makes Candy life-sized model*
*Burns beard*
*GETS ATTACKED BY ANIMALS*
Meets Von KARMA
"THEGOOGLESITBURNSTHEGOOGLESDONOTHIJG!"
-Fan Translators, Blaise Debeste Breakdown
@@ih7356 so apparently, the googles are burning, but they do nothing to Blaise
@@aristotelesemblem2506, they meant goggles
*doing boxing moves*
The episodes in this game were long and epic, so it was especially awesome hearing this theme when confronting the killer.
Sure thing, buddy.
@@Bessuxbro mad that he replied to a 9 yr old comment
lmao@@kenshiro1719
i love how the cases in this game is so strongly connected, it's fucking amazing
True enough. Was playing Imprisoned yesterday and Ray referenced Jeff already while Gumshoe ate a plate of chocolate cake that Masters made
the thing that's weird is that AAI 1 is also all connected, yet it feels drawn out and kinda boring even though it's literally TEN HOURS SHORTER than AAI 2
@@ureehueurv I think it's because aai1 cases aren't equally important (for example case 2 and, partially, case 3 aren't as important as case 4 and case 5), and the last part of case 5 is a slog too (should've ended shortly after you find out about the yatagarasu tbh), so that might've left a bad final impression.
Also there's more story to be told in aai2 (and that the characters also go through more development), since it ties the events from past to present.
@@idontknow8205 I actually think the main problem in Investigations 1 is that the smuggling ring threat doesn't come close to reaching its full potential. What makes incidents like IS-7 and SL-9 so great is that the games explore all the tragic effects it had on the people involved, as well as its serious repercussions and consequences. The only real tragedies of that sort in Investigations 1 are the death of Kay's dad and the ruined life of Colin Devorae, and even then only the first one gets enough emphasis. The smuggling ring did lead to the creation of the Yatagarasu, but that's not really a tragedy. It also did cause a great crisis in Zheng Fa and the split between Allebahst and Babahl, but these two huge geopolitical affairs aren't really explored all that much, outside of giving Lang a motivational to chasing the ring.
Investigations 1 should feel like a great war against a heinous and far-reaching smuggling ring that is the cause behind many tragedies and tribulations, but instead it feels like you're just chasing a band of troublemakers.
and then great ace attorney chronicles happened
I remember hearing this when facing Jay Elbird and immediately thought "oh my god was he actually the killer?"
... funny how music can throw you for a loop like that considering he actually didn't kill anyone lol
Fossilized Nerd yeah man, in case 5 this theme also plays for a kid and an old man
I thought he was the killer too. It confused me in Case 3 and 5 as well.
The best part is that that's the point. It wants you to think you've found the one, so you actually feel what Edgeworth feels and then blam! A huuuuge curve ball and you gotta rethink it through
Kinda like how, at the end of Trials and Tribulations SPOILER
Cornered keeps playing even as you present the last bit of evidence to Godot. He even has the same reaction whether you present the right evidence or not. Everything is on the line, presenting the wrong evidence is an instant game over, and if you're like me, you will reset immediately after presenting wrong evidence. But that forces you to think rationally and stick to your decisions.
@@cebedecebedeo6807, who?
I think I finally understand what makes AAI's music different from that of the main Ace Attorney PW: Miles is a Prosecutor. His music reflects his relentless pursuit of Truth, and that element of "Attack! Attack! Attack!"
Whereas Phoenix is a Defense Attorney, so his music reflects his job occupation: Defending convicted suspects, shielding them from accusations, Protection, Stalwartness, and Counter.
Music in the Investigations series reflects being on top of the game, staying on the offensive, pushing on towards the truth. Very rarely is Edgeworth against a wall, so the music that accompanies his work reflects his confidence and calm demeanor, but also his relentlesness.
Ace Attorney music is about being on the defensive, reacting to one curve ball after another until FINALLY, turning the tide. Phoenix, Apollo and Athena are constantly the underdogs, clawing at a bit of breathing space at a time. Their opponents are the Edgeworths of the world: ruthless, calculated, powerful. So every bit of a victory they get, the music lets you feel it.
But miles is more of a defense attourney in his spinoff
@@markovujovic5691 well half yes half no
@@markovujovic5691 all attorneys in the ace attorney saga are like that. they both defend and attack
@@markovujovic5691 he’s a detective in this saga, not a defense attorney.
I swear the text goes faster whenever this starts playing.
I love this one the most out of all the confrontation themes, really gives off that feeling which I can't describe properly
This music just screams " You almost have the whole truth irrefutable, time to deal the finishing decisive piece of evidence!"
Listen to it more closely and you'll hear parts that are similar to Wanting to Find The Truth.
This and the mastermind theme are the most memorable themes in this game and top tier in the full saga. Seriously this is probably the best confrontation theme ever
AAI1's Cornered and Pursuit themes might fit Edgeworth's style a little more, but AAI2's go hard with all the synth and they're just so energizing when they show up. Really ramping up the stakes with this one, especially at 0:39.
I think that Ray's presence across almost all of these cases might have something to do with that
Exactly, this part tells you, "Don't give up, my friend, you're almost there, just one more nudge and they're done for!"
Makes sense, considering in AAI2 edgeworth isn't as powerful as in AAI1- throughout the game he was a pawn in 3 different people's games(Courtney, Blaise, Keyes) and he no longer has the advantage
My exact thoughts, AAI one did the "Edgeworth" theme better but AAI2 just pulled all stops and did the most banging ost of the series
This is my favourite confrontation theme in the franchise (especially for the presto themes)
Mega plot twist: The Gavinners are actually the ones performing this song!
The only thing I can imagine is the balloon when this plays in my head.
I love the DR OST but I can totally picture that: (spoilers for case 1 of DR below)
CROSS-EXAMINATION
--Evidence in the Incinerator--
*So a bloody shirt cuff was found near the incenerator in the trash room. OK then.*
*It's clearly very important evidence. But it also completely gets me out of your dumb accusations!*
*The gate prevents anyone from getting anywhere near the incenerator. Anyone except the one on trash duty, that is.*
*I don't know who was on trash duty last night, but it certainly wasn't me! It's completely impossible for me to have tried to get rid of a shirt that way. How would I be able to turn on the incinerator, much less get a shirt in there, from 20 feet away?*
*Quit it with your dumb theories. I say we find the true culprit-the one on trash duty!*
>Present Crystal Ball Fragments at statement 4
*OBJECTION!*
So the gun happens to be the same model as mine. Pure coincidence...
But, take a closer look. Only one of them has a laser pointer attached to it.
Check the number of bullets left in the chamber. Only two shots fired, see?
There's no evidence that I switched the guns, right?
+CheesyGranola OBJECTION! Lets see if there are other fingerprints around the gun. (I dont remember exactly what edgeworth said)
+Hoakin Blackforge the numbers of shots fired are not the ones that you previously declared in your testimony :)
Objection!
This is the first case, and your testimony has a presto theme!
Thus, you are the killer!
basically, everybody thinks of this as knightley's theme
@@NANOKARMA I think it was along the lines of "Let's see if there's fingerprints somewhere they shouldn't be, like inside the chamber."
0:40 my favorite part
I'll never forget the first time this played. Right when you thought you had the analysis you needed. Nope. Great final act nobody was prepared for.
Witness Testimony
*- - Why you Can’t Arrest me - -*
Beautiful.
Don't forget
-- Cause I'm Gonna Bully You --
@мёртв вну3 The Dissin Of Phoenix Wright exists though
Witness Testimony
-- Their Real Connection --
There @user-rd8gs6uj2j
There's no klavier on Aai2 wht the heck ?
Makes me think of Knightley's pose where he aims the gun
yeah we're the same :))
+Master Sparku For me it makes me think of Roland's pose where the fox runs around her neck...
Similarly to "Strange People" which makes me think of Jay instead of Payne...
+Master Sparku I think the reason why we think of knightley whenever we hear this song is because, he was the first character to be cornered when this song was being played :D
I realize that, but for some reason when I played it I first "heard" those songs with Roland and Elbird.
Guess we all have one character we associate with, I also think of the boxer guy :P
I just finished a homework that was due in an hour. I played this the whole way through.
First I was a bit irritated that the theme is so much different from the 2009 game, but after 5 minutes I've come to love it!
I really prefer this confrontation presto over the first one. I also keep visualizing that boxing prisoner bouncing up and down to the beat of the song during his final cross-examination. It just made it that much better of a piece of music than Investigation 1's presto. xD
Manipulating humans into fighting with each other. Sounds just like me, right?
I did the same thing to Knightley and Blaise.
At any rate, there's no way the body double could've gone for a ride in my balloon.
The double was crushed by the monster's head, right?
And who was it that caused the monster's head to fall?
Hope they don't change this testimony in the new version, it's just too good and fitting.
WE'RE GETTTING THE INVESTIGATIONS BUNDLE IN SEPTEMBER! WE ARE SO BACK!!!
This sounds like it came straight out of the circus.
Well, that’s fitting, I suppose.
I wish there were presto themes in the main series
EXCITED TO HEAR THIS IN THE LOCALIZATION
"The Lion Balloon again?"
The change in key at 0:13 sounds so amazing
This track has so many key changes and I'm definitely here for it
This really motivates me to interrogate the f*** out of random people.
I can’t believe it, but the localisation is fucking real.
AAI's Presto has a better start (the first 27 seconds are OWNAGE), but AAI2's Presto is just all around better.
Actually, I find the first 27 seconds of this one to be the best part too. And yeah, this one > AAI's Presto.
I have since repented of this opinion. AAI2's Presto is better than AAI's all around.
God, every time I hear this, I always think "Shit's about to get real."
it has been 18 years since i murdered dover
the statute limitations for murder in this country are 15 years, is it not?
in other words, you cant arrest me!
i only confessed my crime because the statute of limitations expired!
*Why you can't arrest me*
statute of limitations book: I'm about to end this man's whole career
@varshg4709 OBJECTION Unfortunately he likely didn't got arrested because Master got free which means previous case report that stated Master was an accomplice was dismissed, therefore statue of limitations wouldn't be enough for 4 months. They stated that in the game as well. Contradictions in the law
IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING FOLKS!!!
It's all about the Acolyte.
This song is what it sounds like when "Wanting to Find The Truth" is forced to restrain itself. I don't mean it in the bad way though.
weird how they consistently put so much crack cocaine in the soundtrack
When the music is so good it distracts you from the game
PUT THIS ON FULL VOLUME LETS GOOOOOO
Gumshoe at the supermarket after getting a raise
ironically the first time it plays you confront son of fame ice sculptor and the last it plays when you confront son of skilled confectioner who suffers taste disorder and killer
this song plays when i enter an online argument.
Seriously why the hell are there so many pointless debates online.
Rathalos because with so much information at our finger tips it doesn't go to our heads
@@xAreuto they're fun
This song is like: getting closer to the Truth.
For some reason this song reminds me of flash games back in the early 2010s
While not as good of a standalone tune as Presto 2009, it fits the situation they are set in better.
This is easily one of my favorite AA songs, but I really only liked it after playing the game.
tornadoblade5 Simmilar problem here, this was one of my least favorite before playing AAI2, only after playing the fan translation did I understand it.
While not my favorite, understanding the track's context is key to enjoying it.
Laurens Weyn After finally completing GK2 (due to PC issues), I can safely say this is a top 10 track in the series. Most of my favorite tracks are like that, however (i.e. _Investigation ~ Middle 2002_ & _Pursuit ~ Cornered 2004_).
BHawksFan01 OBJECTION not all pusuit themes are called cornered. I believe you are referring to caught
Aj Jackman Nah, Pursuit - Cornered 2001 is remixed into 2004 version at the end of Trials and Tribulations, so the OP is still right. :L OVERRULED.
This song is so epic
Maybe it's just me but the first seconds of the song sound just like part of a circus song.
Fitting for our antagonist 👀
@@cyrussouth true.
I've seen every other case's final testimony on this video, so I'll finish them off.
-- Regarding Jill Crane --
The victim, Jill Crane, was a member of the Prosecutorial Investigation Committee, y'see.
Personally, I didn't really know her that well, y'know.
Either way, it's not like I had a motive to murder her, y'know.
I have no idea why she was pursuing me, y'see.
This song is a fucking banger.
This always reminds me of a baseball stadium- the testimony “introduction” sound also sounds like the crack of a bat when it hits the ball
It's time guys.
Edgeworth: Objection!
*music stops*
Villian: CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-
This music makes me want to reveal shocking truths.
50% cheesy 50% epic
What are you calling cheesy?
I was made for loving you baby! I was for loving you!
Now say it slightly faster and you'll hear it too.
The melody alone doesn't make this piece. It is also the perfect blending of the sounds that puts this in my top three Ace Attorney tracks. So good. My only complaint is that it plays a little bit TOO often in the game... in my opinion, this theme should be reserved for just the final confrontation in each case.
I loved the element that it played more often, because it tricked you into thinking that you have cornered the killer. That’s why I love it.
@@muhammadsban2009 agreed, its better that it doesnt play only during the final confrontation, adds more mystery
It plays when you're near to reveal a lie so you corner the witness
she EUREKA! on my OBJECTION! till i HOLD IT!
The organ sounds make me feel like I'm in a baseball park for some reason.
Prussian Blue yeah me too but hockey ring instead for some reason
KNIGHTLY
Were pressing every statements with this one 🗣️😂
this reminds me of that one extra stage boss's theme from hollow song of birds
LION
BALLOON
Give that organ player a raise.
There's an organ? I dont hear it
@@shlokwaghela9560The lead instrument from 0:00 to 0:29 is an organ. An electric Organ, to be specific. You really don't hear it?
Edgeworth stop chocking me
Never forget: When something smells, it's usually the Butz!
This theme reminds me of the final Puyo Puyo combatant of the set for some reason
PEAK
fr
indeed
Actually back in the second case of the second game, judge asks you if you want to plead for justified self defense.
This should be called... Presto 2018.
Wat, why?
Probably bc the game took place in 2018 if im not mistaken? AA:PW took place in 2015
It's criminal how BrawlBRSTMX3's channel got taken down. This is a good version, thanks, but it's not Brawl. Bring back Brawl!!!
#BringbackBrawl
Aaaaaa the account got taken down
And if that wasn't bad enough, it got taken down because of Nintendo
I doubt he's dead. I think he was given a light sentence.
Yeah, the murder was justified self-defense.
PTSD from dealing with Gustavia anyone?👀
"knight" is quite a downgrade from "knightley"
Bronco Knight is kind of a cool name overall though, but I do wish they at least kept "Knightley" around.
Castlevania music
He may be in Hospital.
You're probably right...i'm not sure...
Why does it sound like bus driver lol
too soon. he's still a minor at the game's release
@ConorIsTheCool because i wanted to! will someone say "you stole my comment! .....kay? Is that you?
why did you just repost the second top comment? :S
It's great, but... I like 2009 WAY better.
Why..
I have eaten so much poo today
aai1 presto is better imo
godot is dead
Edgeworth: Objection! *music stops* Villian: CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-