I accidentally spoiled for myself that Gavin would be the "final boss" so the entire last case I just kept wondering what his stake in the Gramarye drama was. When I found out it was just that his pride had been snubbed, I was actually impressed. It's not only unconscionably petty and evil, it's...well, it's actually frighteningly realistic. I've worked with some attorneys IRL who are so prideful that I honestly think they'd let the world burn to ash before they'd admit they'd made the mistake that started the fire.
From what I've read, the writers watched countless trials before coming up with the story, too. And then people call these games out for being "unrealistic".
@@zad_rasera the rules and procedures of court are unrealistic here, though. However, the crimes and psychology are close to realism (although exaggerated at some times for humor's sake).
@@aikamatsunaga1678 While they are exaggerated to see extent, they are based on the real Japan legal system, which is less "innocent until proven guilty", and more "guilty until proven innocent", which is why Japan has (according to google) a 99% conviction rate. There's a handful of reasons for that, but overall...The bs power the game allows prosecutors to have isn't as exaggerated as I'd like it to be. (As in, it's really sad it's more accurate than not-)
Same I kept trying to link him to the Gramaryes somehow. I was like... maybe he knows about their power and wants to figure out how to harness it for himself or something but then the truth was revealed and I was like oh... that's it??? But I actually prefer the motive they went with ngl. He reminds me of Manfred von Karma bc of how extreme both of their revenge plots were vs how stupid and petty their initial motives for said revenge were. In the end they were just two really terrible people who took everything WAY too seriously for their own good.
I know I'm a bit late to this comment, but I agree with you 100%. I think people often overestimate just how arrogant people can be in real life, and just how powerful pride (the vice) is when it comes to warping a person's perception of what is good and then driving their subsequent actions. This is one of the reasons why I like Kristoph so much as a character--he embodies the true depths of ugliness that can lie within a person and forces us to confront it (even if we might not want to see it) Also, and this is completely unrelated, I noticed you have the word "Angband" in your username, and I wanted to ask: are you a Silmarillion fan, by any chance?
The first time I reached Gavin's focus sequence, I was persuaded the twitch would be in his eyes. It was weird to see his pupils through the glasses, it *had* to be for something. So I watched his murderous stare the whole time until I found nothing. Then I started watching his hands. It was terrifying. To a level that no other Ace Attorney has reached for me since.
Kristoph is easily smartest character in franchise they literally had to create an entirely new law and didn't tell him about its existence to convict him
The interesting thing is that at that point, pretty much everyone knew that he'd done some incredibly horrible shit, and they were just looking for a way to properly convict him. I always thought that the jurist system never showed up again because while this trial did get Kristoph convicted, the dark age of the law was still ongoing, and a "fair" system just couldn't survive.
I would say that Gant can possibly be able to reach that status as well. He had a whole authoritarian hold on the justice system for 2 whole years bc of his jovial facade and manipulation tactics like fabricating a crime scene to blackmail his own partner-in-crime's sister. Not to mention that he easily could've beaten Pheonix if Lana didn't give him what he needed + got rid of the missing items report since Goodman had to have given it to Gant.
@@Cy-Fi The funny thing is, it's people like Kristoph that convinced Gant to be the way he was, because the law couldn't put them away. I liked how this theme runs through most of the final cases.
@@Hadaron i' m aware he' s called the devil in universe. but if you are talking specifcially about his hand it looks more like skeleton, sunken eyes and cheek and teeth
About that, I saw once a headcanon that the Gavin family was involved with witchcraft (therefore, Kristoph himself), and that would explain the devil in his hand
In the original Japanese version Phoenix Wright is named Ryuichi Naruhodo. Naruhodo is Japanese for "I see" "I understand" or "indeed". So in the Japanese version of this Gavin's line would've sounded something along the lines of "So, everything was leading to this. Of course. Naruhodo (I see). Naruhodo (lawyer). Naruhodo! NAAAARUUUUHOOOODOOOOOOOO!!!!!!" Presumably with each syllable punctuated for emphasis and timed alongside each time his head tilts back.
honestly his breakdown combined with telling the truth is just so spot on, the jurist system is the only way kristoph can actually be convicted, but if it doesn't sit right with you since both cases lacked evidence (well there was technically a circumstantial one to actually convict kristoph but it didn't count) -spoiler alert- you have the final part of deciding vera's fate, guilty or not guilty, nick got probably got tired of hearing "evidence is everything" from the prosecution so he made the this jurist system
@@TheBanishedWind Source that it's semi-canon? Phoenix says at the beginning of TGAA that being a lawyer runs in the family...and then the game starts.
@@David-ku9li Spin-offs tend to be either semi-canon or non-canon. Or do we treat the Layton crossover as canon? Either way, burden of proof is on if it IS canon.
@@TheBanishedWind "On if it is canon???" Why does it matter if it's canon or not? If someone talks about an event from TGAA are you gonna say "it never happened! why talk about it?" Get a life.
@@TheBanishedWind I can see why it never comes up again. It's a very very biased system that I'm surprised it went past planning stage in the gamedev meeting. In GAA they did see the case for themselves, but in AJ they were fed Phoenix's POV that might or might not be true
@@adorluigi Guy is probably Japanese or some other Asian country, I know this because I would use Google Translate a lot before knowing English fluently.
Makes sense. Phoenix has Psyche Locks, Mia has the whole spirit medium thing, Apollo has his bracelet, Athena has the Mood Matrix, Gregory has Logic Chess (presumably, I don't think he plays with anyone in-game)... and Kristoph has telekinesis! Makes me wonder what magic Raymond Shields and Diego Armando had.
kristoph's breakdown is the only one that's actually felt chilling to me so far. so many others just kinda seemed like goofy fun accomplishments for winning the case, but this one was genuinely disturbing to watch as it happened
The way the artists contorted the human face into something so scary, especially coming from someone who usually looks so calm, is just fantastic. Matt Engarde's is one I can also apply this to.
The ending of Trials & Tribulations kind of comes close near the end of the case, though it does change very quickly when the twist reaches its conclusion.
I thought about that and It makes sense. Athena’s locks broke properly because Phoenix was actually seeking out the truth locked behind them. Mix that in that Athena was willing to open them, too, and bam! She’s safe. Kristoph, though. Phoenix (and Apollo) tried but Kristoph wasn’t ever willing to cooperate. Phoenix had an alternative, though. He created the Jurist System to remind Kristoph he isn’t in control. The moment it hit Kristoph that he lost *again* to the man he tried destroying the life of for being so lucky, the locks broke… and so did his mind. Phoenix just didn’t care about trying the safe way. Kristoph was too much of an alien to try anymore. Idk. That’s just how I see it.
@@marioluigimario6413 ruclips.net/video/btO3LjqxdN8/видео.html I believe we can hear his voice in another line except "Objection" too (his voice in this one sounds good for me). But yeah you are right, it doesn't sound like Koyasu sadly....
Kristoph, imo, was the most realistic and one of the best villains in AA. He “masked” himself to appear he could do no wrong, was truly prideful but deep down was a coward and possibly used by the devil himself due to the creepy looking “skull” that appeared upon his hand; a *true* narcissist. People like this do exist in the real world, so I say be careful who you *trust* or come across.
@Zalkova Dude, how is he overrated ? Literally most of the fans do not like him because of his reasons. But there are intelligent people in real life who are so arrogant and insecure to the point they would actually do insane stuff to satisfy their ego
at least Klavier didn' t get the whole gallery gossiping about your brother ruins the entire family legacy( yes, that happened to someone else in AA franchise)
Phoenix in AJ:"Apollo,you have to suspect your mentor Kristoph to find the truth." Phoenix in DD:"I don't understand…How Could you suspect your co-worker Athena?"
@@Mr.bluer9999FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE THAT REALIZES THIS the reason Apollo still doubted people he trusted dearly is because he'd been betrayed once before. if his first ever mentor could turn out to have committed horrible crimes, his coworker/friend(/crush if you ship that) could too, no matter how much he wishes it wasn't true
@@darkacadpresenceinblood And That's why i ship Justicykes more than Cykesquill (Some fandom promoted Blackquill And Athena are "The only lovers who cares and want to rescue each other",But I prefer them to be brother and sister)
@@Mr.bluer9999 i 100% agree, cykesquill is weird they have such a familial relationship to me... i ship her either with Apollo, Junie or Sasha although i'm not seriously invested in either ship for her tbh
Fucker went Super Saiyan and proved Pearl's point a year before Nick had the opportunity to ask her about it, regarding the breaking of black Psyche-Locks.
Okay this may or may not be my favorite breakdown from all the series (at least from the main ones) Kristoph almost turned to a super sayan after that breakdown lol 😂😂
2:02 Ah yes, the side-effect of forcing Black Psyche-Locks to break - instead of them opening when memory returns (Pearl explains what Black Psyche-Locks are in "Dual Destinies")
Thing was, I believe he was going to use the forged evidence against his brother originally. Then when was replaced, used it to get back at Phoenix by manipulating his brother. All around a great guy don't you think?
Moral of the story is don’t fuck with Phoenix Wright. Seriously every final case villain does so and they get royally fucked. (Spoilers) In the first game Phoenix gets tased by von karma and what does Phoenix do? Get him convicted of murder. In rise from the ashes, gant threatens to end wrights career and instead gets his entire image ruined. Matt engarde used maya to try to screw Wright over but instead got an assassin who wants him dead instead. Dahlia basically made him feel like complete shit and Caused the tragedy that is case 3-5 and he alongside Mia got her to break into an excorscisim. Then in this game, he loses his law badge and waits 7 years just to ruin one dudes life.
What an awesome and incredibly written villain. Although just like the shark guy and godot for that matter, i hate how anticlimactic the final presses are
What do you mean Godot’s final press was anticlimactic? It was absolutely awesome what’s with Cornered 2001 making a return, Godot’s running blood and Mia’s spirit pointing with Phoenix. It’s one of the best moments in the series.
@@dunadan1995 the aesthetic, the case in general and godot's story were perfect, i agree. But i felt like the very final part was a little too easy, for me atl: hardly any questions and the ones that were present were kinda obvious like eg where godot hid the wound. But imo it was still pretty neat
My literal complaint was the music during the breakdown, it felt too cheery for me. Yeah, we finally got the main antagonist, but the music didn't make it feel satisfying. Some hyped up or a sad music could've given the "It's over now!" vibe or the "It's now over, you're done." vibe.
You know the most ironic thing... Gavin took away Phoenix Wright's badge using fake evidence. And now using fake evidence, Phoenix Wright took away Gavin's badge.
@@demy1393 he was found guilty of one murder. Without a motive no less. I'm not sure japanese laws but if it's anything like Yakuza, he could get parole.
@@Chaud31423 Well, I'm speak from what I see in AA games. Daliah, Manfred and the dude from SL-9 were all executed, and Blackquill was in death row. The others are never mencioned again, so death row is the only punishment for murder in AA I'm aware of
@@demy1393 Very minor AAI2 spoiler ahead: Sawhit wasn't executed and was training to become a pet groomer, so he most probably wasn't even serving life sentence.
He said he had some friends in prison, that’s why he had all his books and that fancy chair in his prison cell. They were probably able to get him decent clothes as well.
I just noticed this, but when Gavin starts laughing, his sprite looks much better kempt. Like he cleaned himself up in-between frames. It's kinda funny.
I could picture a malignant narcissistic character subtly degrading everyone in court and, in spite of this, he/she would still go on with their insidious abuse on the claim that "decisive evidence" was not there. Also, this character could just distort whatever was being told him/her as harassment. It'd be a pain in the ass to deal with. Good thing they added Athena later, with her emotion-analyzing tools.
OK so the breakdown is from a different case. My mind confsued the heck out of me when I saw it in the gallery and didnt remember him freaking out THAT mucj
This game was such an interesting premise chock full of contrivances and plot holes and contradictions. From Kristoph's motives, to how Phoenix even got to head this new Jurist system as a hobo who lost his badge, to the entire Grimarye case, to even the conception of the MASON/Jurist thing with a biased jury member hand-picked at the end. But hey, at least Apollo was a great addition to Wright & Co.
As disturbing as it is, nothing beats the final breakdown in Dual Destinies. Its kind of got an advantage because its in 3D though, I'm sure if they did a Kristoph breakdown in a 3D game it would easily be the best in the series
I love in how in trials and tribulations, once dahlia is finished she screams “MIA FEY” and in Apollo Justice, Kristop screams “PHEONIX WRIGHT.” I always just thought that was pretty cool how they had the main antagonists scream their greatest enemy’s name at the end. Edit: I forgot about von Karma screaming “EDGEWORTH” at the end of AA1
@@alishaanimations3058 The point of the game is to set up Apollo justice as a new main character and yet Phoenix Wright does everything for him and the only reason Apollo is there is because he is a lawyer and Phoenix is not.
@@professorlayman523 I'm just glad Apollo got to come into his own as a lawyer in the next game, even if he was still a bit short on spotlight. Granted, that was partially because he was investigating on his own...
I wonder if his last breakdown, while he was laughing, wasn't his black psyche-locks broken by the verdict. Seeing how twisted he is, I can't shake the idea that it's a litteral mental breakdown, and showing us the consequences.
Court hated Kristoph so much they invented Jury system for one case to convict him
They invented a telekinesis ceiling that would magnet Kristoph's glasses and hair
Funny how the jury system was never mentioned again
༎ຶ‿༎ຶ
JURIST system
They didn’t invent it they, implemented it sksksks
I accidentally spoiled for myself that Gavin would be the "final boss" so the entire last case I just kept wondering what his stake in the Gramarye drama was. When I found out it was just that his pride had been snubbed, I was actually impressed. It's not only unconscionably petty and evil, it's...well, it's actually frighteningly realistic. I've worked with some attorneys IRL who are so prideful that I honestly think they'd let the world burn to ash before they'd admit they'd made the mistake that started the fire.
From what I've read, the writers watched countless trials before coming up with the story, too.
And then people call these games out for being "unrealistic".
@@zad_rasera the rules and procedures of court are unrealistic here, though. However, the crimes and psychology are close to realism (although exaggerated at some times for humor's sake).
@@aikamatsunaga1678 While they are exaggerated to see extent, they are based on the real Japan legal system, which is less "innocent until proven guilty", and more "guilty until proven innocent", which is why Japan has (according to google) a 99% conviction rate.
There's a handful of reasons for that, but overall...The bs power the game allows prosecutors to have isn't as exaggerated as I'd like it to be. (As in, it's really sad it's more accurate than not-)
Same I kept trying to link him to the Gramaryes somehow. I was like... maybe he knows about their power and wants to figure out how to harness it for himself or something but then the truth was revealed and I was like oh... that's it??? But I actually prefer the motive they went with ngl. He reminds me of Manfred von Karma bc of how extreme both of their revenge plots were vs how stupid and petty their initial motives for said revenge were.
In the end they were just two really terrible people who took everything WAY too seriously for their own good.
I know I'm a bit late to this comment, but I agree with you 100%. I think people often overestimate just how arrogant people can be in real life, and just how powerful pride (the vice) is when it comes to warping a person's perception of what is good and then driving their subsequent actions. This is one of the reasons why I like Kristoph so much as a character--he embodies the true depths of ugliness that can lie within a person and forces us to confront it (even if we might not want to see it)
Also, and this is completely unrelated, I noticed you have the word "Angband" in your username, and I wanted to ask: are you a Silmarillion fan, by any chance?
honestly love the small details, they took away kristoph's badge after the first trial
I didn't realize that, nice touch
Also if you go frame by frame for his second breakdown you can see his glasses fly off his face
i didnt even notice that!
Phoenix literally ended kristoph's whole career
Thats because kristoph fault too
That's a UNO reverse card
Kristoph ended his first, its only fair
and so did he
@@queencancerous5332 lmao 💀💀
The first time I reached Gavin's focus sequence, I was persuaded the twitch would be in his eyes. It was weird to see his pupils through the glasses, it *had* to be for something. So I watched his murderous stare the whole time until I found nothing.
Then I started watching his hands. It was terrifying. To a level that no other Ace Attorney has reached for me since.
The twitch in his hand is the devil’s face
You know what they say.
The Devil is in the details.
@@queencancerous5332 No wonder Vera said "The Devil" before collapsing during her testimony. She also felt it.
@@queencancerous5332 Yeah that literally freaked me out!
Kristoph's final breakdown has to be my favorite in all of the games honestly
Sameee bro
Ikr
*WWWWWRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIGHGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHTTTTTTTTTTTTTT*
And mine
Great Ace Attorney 2
“Allow me to introduce myself”
Mkay but Imma be honest kristoph's hair while breaking down is 👌
How did he get his hair like that? Was there a massive wind in the courtroom?
BC Videos probably harnessing Edgeworth‘s hurricane power
the dude became a Super Saiyan 3
Ok
Broly is proud of his son.
Kristoph is easily smartest character in franchise they literally had to create an entirely new law and didn't tell him about its existence to convict him
The interesting thing is that at that point, pretty much everyone knew that he'd done some incredibly horrible shit, and they were just looking for a way to properly convict him.
I always thought that the jurist system never showed up again because while this trial did get Kristoph convicted, the dark age of the law was still ongoing, and a "fair" system just couldn't survive.
I would say that Gant can possibly be able to reach that status as well. He had a whole authoritarian hold on the justice system for 2 whole years bc of his jovial facade and manipulation tactics like fabricating a crime scene to blackmail his own partner-in-crime's sister. Not to mention that he easily could've beaten Pheonix if Lana didn't give him what he needed + got rid of the missing items report since Goodman had to have given it to Gant.
@@Cy-Fi The funny thing is, it's people like Kristoph that convinced Gant to be the way he was, because the law couldn't put them away. I liked how this theme runs through most of the final cases.
Phoenix wright planned the entire AJ series except for his disbarment
It saddens me somewhat that everyone’s focused on the final breakdown instead of the devil appearing in his hand. Straight-up creepy.
WTF I NEVER NOTICED THAT!
looks more like skeleton than devil to me, but okay
@@DraceEmpressa
“T-the devil...” - Vera Misham
“A devil showed up to tell me” - Apollo Justice
@@Hadaron i' m aware he' s called the devil in universe. but if you are talking specifcially about his hand it looks more like skeleton, sunken eyes and cheek and teeth
About that, I saw once a headcanon that the Gavin family was involved with witchcraft (therefore, Kristoph himself), and that would explain the devil in his hand
0:37
*Lobster:* Wheeeee! I'm flying!
Lobste
Aaaaaaand I’m falling again.
I beliiieve I can fly~
I believe I can touch the skyyy~
Kristoph: “that evidence is FAKE!”
Phoenix: “how do you KNOW the evidence is fake?”
Kristoph: “…”
1:53 If you slow the video down, you can see his glasses flying off his face.
I see that they were Camo when the hair starts firing up
I can't see it.
binkyboy448 Woah I saw it
Damn,the music at 0.25 speed sounds creepy as all hell
woahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
“Owning the same bottle of nail polish does not a murderer make.”
-Kristoph Gavin, Murderer.
just realized that gavin's 'nervous twitch' is a devils face on his hand, freaked me the fuck out
i dont see it
@@moonie1705 0:54
@@santaisntblind2073 thank you!!
@@moonie1705 you're welcome :)
It scared the hell out of me
In the original Japanese version Phoenix Wright is named Ryuichi Naruhodo. Naruhodo is Japanese for "I see" "I understand" or "indeed". So in the Japanese version of this Gavin's line would've sounded something along the lines of "So, everything was leading to this. Of course. Naruhodo (I see). Naruhodo (lawyer). Naruhodo! NAAAARUUUUHOOOODOOOOOOOO!!!!!!" Presumably with each syllable punctuated for emphasis and timed alongside each time his head tilts back.
so what im hearing is this breakdown is cool as shit in all languages
@@Anaea Yep.
Kristoph: I ruined phoenix wright's career.
Hobo Phoenix with Infinite IQ: You made huge mistake.
Kristoph: Oh shi--
Call an ambulance. But not for me
honestly his breakdown combined with telling the truth is just so spot on, the jurist system is the only way kristoph can actually be convicted, but if it doesn't sit right with you since both cases lacked evidence (well there was technically a circumstantial one to actually convict kristoph but it didn't count)
-spoiler alert-
you have the final part of deciding vera's fate, guilty or not guilty, nick got probably got tired of hearing "evidence is everything" from the prosecution so he made the this jurist system
And then it NEVER comes up again, in DD or SoJ.
It's in GAA, an effing PREQUEL, that's SEMI-CANON, that we get a jury involved.
@@TheBanishedWind Source that it's semi-canon? Phoenix says at the beginning of TGAA that being a lawyer runs in the family...and then the game starts.
@@David-ku9li
Spin-offs tend to be either semi-canon or non-canon. Or do we treat the Layton crossover as canon?
Either way, burden of proof is on if it IS canon.
@@TheBanishedWind "On if it is canon???" Why does it matter if it's canon or not? If someone talks about an event from TGAA are you gonna say "it never happened! why talk about it?"
Get a life.
@@TheBanishedWind I can see why it never comes up again. It's a very very biased system that I'm surprised it went past planning stage in the gamedev meeting.
In GAA they did see the case for themselves, but in AJ they were fed Phoenix's POV that might or might not be true
Oh shit
He's also a magical lawyer!
Other than Lock Psyche and Tell spotting bracelet
He has Telekenisis
did you translate this to another language then to english before posting it
Lock Psyche
@@adorluigi Guy is probably Japanese or some other Asian country, I know this because I would use Google Translate a lot before knowing English fluently.
Makes sense. Phoenix has Psyche Locks, Mia has the whole spirit medium thing, Apollo has his bracelet, Athena has the Mood Matrix, Gregory has Logic Chess (presumably, I don't think he plays with anyone in-game)... and Kristoph has telekinesis! Makes me wonder what magic Raymond Shields and Diego Armando had.
@@tadeogomez7303 Diego had coffee powers
Imagine this in the anime.
0o0
that would be great omfg
Great?! You mean AWESOME!!
@@external4997 That would be ULTRA AWESOME!!
yes
kristoph's breakdown is the only one that's actually felt chilling to me so far. so many others just kinda seemed like goofy fun accomplishments for winning the case, but this one was genuinely disturbing to watch as it happened
It's because his Black Psyche Locks were broken, but by force
@@calzoneyed yea had we been playing as Phoenix in the game we would have seen them be ripped apart forcibly.
The way the artists contorted the human face into something so scary, especially coming from someone who usually looks so calm, is just fantastic. Matt Engarde's is one I can also apply this to.
The ending of Trials & Tribulations kind of comes close near the end of the case, though it does change very quickly when the twist reaches its conclusion.
Manfred's was pretty creepy, his face was more scary than it was funny and then he was smashing his head over and over and faster and faster
Damn, that witness stand is surely strong
in dual destinies, a bomb literally exploded and the stand was hardly destroyed at all
それらの発明家は確かに狂った男を考え抜いた
They made 'em stronger after a witness literally uprooted it and threw it in the back.
Seshiro Jigoku is the only character who's ever destroyed the witness stand
This moment took me by surprise, how he just broke down after realizing that law isn’t absolute, his ideology crumble
“A lawyer can only cry when it’s all over”
2:17 Wait why is Kristoph laughing ?
For Kristoph, "A lawyer can only laugh when it's all over."
@@oatmeal8524 It suits his attitude
Cause he is bad guy
He isn't a lawyer.
@@williamd2989 he is
One of the most scariest men in the game
In the franchise
@@CS_Odditiesagreed
2:02
And THAT is why you have to be careful when breaking black Psyche-Locks.
I thought about that and It makes sense. Athena’s locks broke properly because Phoenix was actually seeking out the truth locked behind them. Mix that in that Athena was willing to open them, too, and bam! She’s safe.
Kristoph, though. Phoenix (and Apollo) tried but Kristoph wasn’t ever willing to cooperate. Phoenix had an alternative, though. He created the Jurist System to remind Kristoph he isn’t in control. The moment it hit Kristoph that he lost *again* to the man he tried destroying the life of for being so lucky, the locks broke… and so did his mind. Phoenix just didn’t care about trying the safe way. Kristoph was too much of an alien to try anymore.
Idk. That’s just how I see it.
@@pinzokiyama3387You.. aren’t wrong. This is a pretty good analysis.
1:53 put it on 0.25 speed and the music is actually terrifying
That was really scary, thank you for this info
You see the glasses fly off his face if you slow it all the way down too
So... Everything was leading to this. Of course... Right... Wright... Wright...
*WWWWWWRRRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHTTTTTTTTT*
I won't accept... I can't accept... This is no court!
@@yourfellowpolishtranslator2918 Law...!
The law is everything!
Law is absolute!
You'd let ignorant swine soil your courts?!
Kristoph... It's over.
Taking this guy down was super satisfying
Even the character designer (or the sprite designer) enjoyed doing those animations
So, anyone else realize how messed up what Phoenix did to Apollo is? Because I think about that a lot.
I did what had to be done.
@@phoenixwright1465 Str8 savage
wait, what did he do?
@Laurie Aina O H N O
@@articvibeclinicallyproven phoenix gave apollo forged evidence and had him use it in the trial
0:53 is probably one of the most creepy moments in this game
True
I finished this game yesterday, and when I zoomed the camera over Kristoph's hand and saw it I was like "well...THAT'S really creepy-"
THAT SHXT SCARED ME SO BAD OMFJFJ
Honestly that was scary
If there's gonna be Apollo Justice Anime... he has to be voiced by Takehito Koyasu.
You know, Dio voice.
IMAGINE his scream.
I can imagine he being like NARUHUDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (naruhudo it's Phoenixs Japanese name by the way)
Too bad the only voice clip we get of Kristoph’s voice is his objection sound and it doesn’t even sound close to Koyasu
@@marioluigimario6413 ruclips.net/video/btO3LjqxdN8/видео.html
I believe we can hear his voice in another line except "Objection" too (his voice in this one sounds good for me).
But yeah you are right, it doesn't sound like Koyasu sadly....
@@marioluigimario6413 I don't remember manfred sounding demonic in anime neither tho
@@zaleww5824 because manfred’s voice is just an edit of phoenix’s
Imagine if Edgeworth were to prosecute Kristoph and the latter causes an earthquake before slamming his hand on the witness stand.
This is still one of my favorite breakdowns. Even if it feels like cop out.
Same lol
0:35 Imagine being angry while the lobster's got hit by a Shulker
I just realized a lobster was there
Kristoph is a real magician when his hair was damned after the breakdown but immediately went back to normal when he laughed
**Kristoph's aura makes the soup fly**
So is this the power of Ultra Instinct?
The entire story of Phoenix Wright and Kristoph Gavin is just a big "no u" moment
At the very end, Forgotten Legend plays. Because now Kristoph is the forgotten legend
2:19 clearly they forgot about Chief Gant and Luke Atmey
OMG XDDD
It's worse if they DIDN'T
"or since"
I am looking at you. why do you ask?
Dude it's been seven years, of course the "or since" is gonna be put there, who'd remember someone's breakdown several years ago?
Kristoph is such a brilliant character. He's by far the best written character in the entire series. AJ fans keep winning.
I'm not a fan for AJ put I agree kristoph is the best AA villain
Earthquake: goes
Edgeworth in the gallery: FLASHBACK'D
Kristoph, imo, was the most realistic and one of the best villains in AA. He “masked” himself to appear he could do no wrong, was truly prideful but deep down was a coward and possibly used by the devil himself due to the creepy looking “skull” that appeared upon his hand; a *true* narcissist. People like this do exist in the real world, so I say be careful who you *trust* or come across.
One of the most underrated villains of the series his petty reasons is what makes him terrifying and cold
@Zalkova
Dude, how is he overrated ? Literally most of the fans do not like him because of his reasons. But there are intelligent people in real life who are so arrogant and insecure to the point they would actually do insane stuff to satisfy their ego
He slammed the witness stand with such power it's amazing that the planet didn't split.
All though this is gonna traumatize me for life, his hair was just 👌
Kristoph, your youngest brother Klavier is very ashamed of you for what you've done just now!
at least Klavier didn' t get the whole gallery gossiping about your brother ruins the entire family legacy( yes, that happened to someone else in AA franchise)
0:35 I forgot about that background. Funny floating lobster.
Hobo Phoenix: So badass he handled Kristoph like he was Furio Tigre.
I died at the random lobster LOLOLOLOL
It wasnt random, lol.
It was the lobster that pirate girl dropped.
Mr. Beanalisa they didn’t even bother to clean it up during a recess or something? 🤣🤣🤣
@@h.preston4574 Never underestimate the laziness, Even in court.
Lmao if you watch this withlut context you'd think he's some psychic who can make plates, bowls and lobsters levitate 🤣
@@PNGANIMATES Ik, But i like calling her Pirate Girl.
1:15 he could have gotten off of this second charge of he said it was illegal evidence, a shame the jurist system was getting tested this trial
The video is real and can't be manipulated (in Ace Attorney universe)
@@seihaiteamfs7333 that's the thing, the evidence probably isn't legal and can't be used in court cause it's kristoph's private letter
@@adorluigi Arent the rules that 1. It has to be approved by the police. And 2. If its not, It has to show relevancy to the trial at hand?
That's what they actually said in the game the court doesn't except that evidence into the court record
@@janmarcoperezbatres2203 that's what i was supposed to say
“a laugh louder than ever heard before… or since…”
gant: am i a joke to you?
Apollo in AJ:works on a case involving a jury system to stop the "Evidence is everything in court"
Apollo in DD: Evidence is everything in court
Phoenix in AJ:"Apollo,you have to suspect your mentor Kristoph to find the truth."
Phoenix in DD:"I don't understand…How Could you suspect your co-worker Athena?"
@@Mr.bluer9999DD moment 🥴
@@Mr.bluer9999FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE THAT REALIZES THIS
the reason Apollo still doubted people he trusted dearly is because he'd been betrayed once before. if his first ever mentor could turn out to have committed horrible crimes, his coworker/friend(/crush if you ship that) could too, no matter how much he wishes it wasn't true
@@darkacadpresenceinblood And That's why i ship Justicykes more than Cykesquill (Some fandom promoted Blackquill And Athena are "The only lovers who cares and want to rescue each other",But I prefer them to be brother and sister)
@@Mr.bluer9999 i 100% agree, cykesquill is weird they have such a familial relationship to me... i ship her either with Apollo, Junie or Sasha although i'm not seriously invested in either ship for her tbh
ok, kristoph's breakdown is better than manfred's
Yes
Fucker went Super Saiyan and proved Pearl's point a year before Nick had the opportunity to ask her about it, regarding the breaking of black Psyche-Locks.
Pretty much the entire moral of the story to this game is don't fucking piss Phoenix Wright off.
1:54 his face reminds me of matt engarde's Breakdown
Matt engarde: scratch out his own face *
The fact his muscles tense up to make a face really concerns me you know?
Okay this may or may not be my favorite breakdown from all the series (at least from the main ones) Kristoph almost turned to a super sayan after that breakdown lol 😂😂
2:02 Ah yes, the side-effect of forcing Black Psyche-Locks to break - instead of them opening when memory returns (Pearl explains what Black Psyche-Locks are in "Dual Destinies")
Thing was, I believe he was going to use the forged evidence against his brother originally. Then when was replaced, used it to get back at Phoenix by manipulating his brother. All around a great guy don't you think?
Kristoph: im about to end this whole man’s career
Phoenix 7 years later: no u
Moral of the story is don’t fuck with Phoenix Wright. Seriously every final case villain does so and they get royally fucked.
(Spoilers)
In the first game Phoenix gets tased by von karma and what does Phoenix do? Get him convicted of murder. In rise from the ashes, gant threatens to end wrights career and instead gets his entire image ruined. Matt engarde used maya to try to screw Wright over but instead got an assassin who wants him dead instead. Dahlia basically made him feel like complete shit and Caused the tragedy that is case 3-5 and he alongside Mia got her to break into an excorscisim. Then in this game, he loses his law badge and waits 7 years just to ruin one dudes life.
And then there's the phantom... though that was more messing with his kids than the man himself.
r/nuclearrevenge
@@LunarSpawnSerenata it’ll definitely fit in that subreddit alright, but I think all of these are more or less deserved.
Seriously my favorite breakdown in the entire series
What an awesome and incredibly written villain. Although just like the shark guy and godot for that matter, i hate how anticlimactic the final presses are
Shark Guy? You mean Daryan? Or Marlon Rimes?
@@catalyst539 daryan
What do you mean Godot’s final press was anticlimactic? It was absolutely awesome what’s with Cornered 2001 making a return, Godot’s running blood and Mia’s spirit pointing with Phoenix. It’s one of the best moments in the series.
@@dunadan1995 the aesthetic, the case in general and godot's story were perfect, i agree. But i felt like the very final part was a little too easy, for me atl: hardly any questions and the ones that were present were kinda obvious like eg where godot hid the wound. But imo it was still pretty neat
My literal complaint was the music during the breakdown, it felt too cheery for me. Yeah, we finally got the main antagonist, but the music didn't make it feel satisfying. Some hyped up or a sad music could've given the "It's over now!" vibe or the "It's now over, you're done." vibe.
and then the jury system was never mentioned again, the end
Gavin: hides emotion
Also Gavin: *super saiyan intensifies*
The downfall of Kristoph Gavin, the madman who could almost go Super Saiyan.
I was so disappointed that Gavins break down in case 1 was just him slamming the desk. Case 4 did not disappoint
Daily reminder that gavin set everything up from framing Phoenix to poison an innocent girl just because he lose to an game of poker
0:07 objection
obJECtiOn
It's more like a cry of help... And I love it
Kristoph has the first objection that wasnt from a playable character/rival prosocuter.
@@BlueFire2424 true, but only sound of objection, maya and larry objected too y'know
You know the most ironic thing...
Gavin took away Phoenix Wright's badge using fake evidence.
And now using fake evidence, Phoenix Wright took away Gavin's badge.
An eye for an eye
But ahh Phoenix "Fake" Evidence isn't really fake it's more like a penjury
No, Phoenix took his life.
Kristoph was found guilty of two murders, he's spending years in prison before getting executed.
@@demy1393 he was found guilty of one murder.
Without a motive no less. I'm not sure japanese laws but if it's anything like Yakuza, he could get parole.
@@Chaud31423 Well, I'm speak from what I see in AA games.
Daliah, Manfred and the dude from SL-9 were all executed, and Blackquill was in death row. The others are never mencioned again, so death row is the only punishment for murder in AA I'm aware of
@@demy1393 Very minor AAI2 spoiler ahead: Sawhit wasn't executed and was training to become a pet groomer, so he most probably wasn't even serving life sentence.
I think I've watched this more times than I should
Edgeworth: Updates the autopsy report
Phoenix: Updates the entire justice system
How is he allowed his fancy suit as a prisoner
He said he had some friends in prison, that’s why he had all his books and that fancy chair in his prison cell. They were probably able to get him decent clothes as well.
He is so petty, and this honestly what makes him a fun villain
So he laughed louder than Luke Atmey or Damon Gant, huh?
Kristoph has the best breakdown, change my mind
the 1 dislike was from Kristoph
And the 3rd?
Probably Manfred von Karma.
5. For payne, kristoph, the judge, alita and the rare long hair guy
@@mynameisberry9740 Nah, the judge is cool. That one was probably Fransizka instead.
@@HarlemHyena but the judge and kristoph in the first case are friends
I just noticed this, but when Gavin starts laughing, his sprite looks much better kempt.
Like he cleaned himself up in-between frames. It's kinda funny.
Okay but something about his face at the end reminds me of Light Yagami's breakdown for some reason.
I could picture a malignant narcissistic character subtly degrading everyone in court and, in spite of this, he/she would still go on with their insidious abuse on the claim that "decisive evidence" was not there. Also, this character could just distort whatever was being told him/her as harassment. It'd be a pain in the ass to deal with. Good thing they added Athena later, with her emotion-analyzing tools.
kristoph is just ❤️ imo
OK so the breakdown is from a different case. My mind confsued the heck out of me when I saw it in the gallery and didnt remember him freaking out THAT mucj
Kristoph ruined Phoenix's career. And he made sure to ruin his life
This game was such an interesting premise chock full of contrivances and plot holes and contradictions.
From Kristoph's motives, to how Phoenix even got to head this new Jurist system as a hobo who lost his badge, to the entire Grimarye case, to even the conception of the MASON/Jurist thing with a biased jury member hand-picked at the end.
But hey, at least Apollo was a great addition to Wright & Co.
what about kristoph's motive?
Kristoph saying "Wh-
Whaaaaat!?" is burned to my mind lmao
unpopular opinion: kristoph has the most disturbing breakdown in the entirety of ace attorney.
As disturbing as it is, nothing beats the final breakdown in Dual Destinies. Its kind of got an advantage because its in 3D though, I'm sure if they did a Kristoph breakdown in a 3D game it would easily be the best in the series
I think Kristoph Gavin's locks were broken at the end but could've been broken from the start with enough evidence
Well, I guess Air bending is a requirement that must be mett to be a defense attorney
I love in how in trials and tribulations, once dahlia is finished she screams “MIA FEY” and in Apollo Justice, Kristop screams “PHEONIX WRIGHT.” I always just thought that was pretty cool how they had the main antagonists scream their greatest enemy’s name at the end.
Edit: I forgot about von Karma screaming “EDGEWORTH” at the end of AA1
From Mia to Wright
whoever was working at the office that voiced kristoph’s objection went off. it sounds so desperate i love it.
1:54 Super sayain 3.
man was boutta turn super saiyan
1:54 Breakdown
While I love Kristoph as a villain, I think using Phoenix Wright as the nail in the coffin kinda kills the entire point of this game.
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@@alishaanimations3058 The point of the game is to set up Apollo justice as a new main character and yet Phoenix Wright does everything for him and the only reason Apollo is there is because he is a lawyer and Phoenix is not.
@@professorlayman523 ah fair point. Apollo really had the spotlight snatched from him ;,(
@@professorlayman523 I'm just glad Apollo got to come into his own as a lawyer in the next game, even if he was still a bit short on spotlight. Granted, that was partially because he was investigating on his own...
0:04 What is that OST called? 😊
Thrill theme ~ Suspense
WowNiceName Thank you so much! 😊
Lewis Jesus Thank you so much! I’m sorry, I never got a notification for your reply 😞
I wonder if his last breakdown, while he was laughing, wasn't his black psyche-locks broken by the verdict. Seeing how twisted he is, I can't shake the idea that it's a litteral mental breakdown, and showing us the consequences.
i think his breakdown is caused by black locks breaking. he looks ruined and crazy after that
Kristoph Gavin is Iori Yagami confirmed. 2:17
Everything is related to a random case
Brad Swaile (voice of Light Yagami) would be a great voice for Kristoph’s english dub.
That or J. Michael Tatum (voice of Erwin from Attack On Titan)
If they DID make an anime on the second trilogy, it'd be interesting how Eric Vale would portray Nick being a mentor