The best court opening theme in the series you can’t change my mind. Court themes should be casual yet majestic. A person’s fate is on the line here, but the current aura isn’t solemn enough to warrant a more ominous theme.
I totally agree. This game and Dual Destinies really captured that in a way that the other games in the series didn't. It's when this theme changes in 2-5 that you know something bad's gonna go down.
ITS HERE ITS HERE ITS HERE. I HATE THAT THE CHARACTERS FOR SHERLOCK HOLMES DON'T HAVE THEIR NAMES RIGHT! BUT I GUESS IT DOESN'T MATTER, CAUSE ITS HERE!!!
My favourite part about Ryunosuke? He doesn't need BS magic, mentors or two whole games to know what he's fighting for in the Court, all he has is his memories and the evidence. He's much more like Edgeworth than Phoenix in that sense, he does all his cases legitimately and mostly on his own, in reality he doesn't really even need Susato there with him she just speaks up for him when his words don't come out.
I think this is what truly makes this my favourite AA game, it felt extremely legit in terms of story. I didn't have any spirit leading me to victory or a bracelet that made you hyperfocus, just the true experience. It made the game a lot more scary but when you got the not guilty verdict, knowing that the journey I took to get it felt great.
Aosgi is kinda like his mentor, in the sense he helped him figure out how trials work and stuff. Him having Sherlock Holmes on his side basically removes the need for BS magic (Since Sherlock Holmes is an expert in finding out lies without the need of a Magatama/Bracelet). What are you talking about him not needing Susato???? She's the one who saved his ass multiple times in court (teaching him about the Defence Rebuttal, speaking up for him in court when he gets cold feet, teaching him about British customs, etc....)
Apollo never used magic either. Apollo just had an ability through his genetic make up and he relied on it less and less as the games went on. Phoenix also improved massively over the years as well. He did not use spirit channeling as a crutch in AA5 or AA6. He grew into his own.
The orchestra makes the beginning of cases so grand and dynamic. Definitely my favorite trail opening theme next to the first Phoenix Wright game's opening trail theme
@@theventman9227 Yeah it's not the exact same melody, but the bells (might be a different instrument, not sure) at 1:03 reminded me of the opening to the Objection theme.
I'd realised how much I had fallen in love with this theme (and GAA's soundtrack as a whole) when I started up the second game of the duology and was wondering at the beginning of the first trial, whether this game had new music (since every game usually has a completely new OST) and I was overjoyed to hear this once again. It's just so grand that I cannot help but be a bit awestruck every time I hear it.
This is honestly one of my favourite (extremely close to being my all-time favourite) court begins theme. Not only does it carry the feeling of how powerful, important, and also how harrowing a trial can be but also somehow manages to capture the history of the British court system. You feel centuries of history and evolution in this track and I just love it so damn much.
Me when I first played this game: Ah, it's the district Japanese court in the past. *Texts Says Japanese Supreme Court* Me: THE GODDAMN SUPREME COURT?! WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?!
The Jurist system doesn't really even make an impact, it's in the game more as a formality. And unlike AA4, you cannot control the verdict being passed.
At least it gives the player a pretty fun mechanic, where you make two statements clash to find the truth. Unlike in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney where you simply choose if you want the good or bad ending.
@@HardGuess JFA had the option of getting a unique bad ending if you lost the way you lose in every single game, it had more to offer than the other games rather than just saying "GUILTY" and closing the curtains (or in this case "NOT GUILTY" since thats what we're trying to prevent) other than apollo justice, since that game also has a unique bad ending. How is it poorly handled if its doing the same thing any other game does? edit: ik the jfa bad ending only happens if you fail in a certain situation, doesnt change what im asking abt
The amount a protagonist has been accused of murder in this series: 6 2 for Pheonix 1 for Miles (in I1-2, I'm not counting 1-4 as you aren't playing as him) 1 for Athena 2 for Ryuunosuke (and it's over the first 2 cases) Edit: "protagonist" I completely forgot Kazuma in 2-6, forgive the discourtesy.
after dual destinies' unremarkable (imo, of course) OST, hearing the defendant's lounge theme and this first thing was a breath of fresh air. it made me go "it's like that in this game, huh" in a good way.
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In the name of Her Majesty the Queen, I hereby declare this court to be in session
The prosecution is ready, my lord
the defence is ready, my lord
Prosecutor Lord Van Zieks. Your opening statement if you please.
@@noahxolotl ...
Queen Victoria is the Prince George of Cambridge's ancestor. (Born in 1819 and died of plane accident in 1901).
The trials in this game truly were something thanks to the OST. I love it so much.
I believe, they were great, accordingly to the game title 🤔
The best court opening theme in the series you can’t change my mind. Court themes should be casual yet majestic. A person’s fate is on the line here, but the current aura isn’t solemn enough to warrant a more ominous theme.
I totally agree. This game and Dual Destinies really captured that in a way that the other games in the series didn't. It's when this theme changes in 2-5 that you know something bad's gonna go down.
I'd still go for AJ but this is definitely right behind it
This and Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney are my go-to’s for Court Themes
When you get accused of murder TWICE in the span of TWO DAYS.
Yes, I'm looking at you Soseki Natsume.
Well, I guess one of the charges was attempted murder
@@rbxless both actually
does this mean Maya is a descendant of Actual IRL Famous Japanese Novelist Soseki Natsume
WE'RE FINALLY GONNA BE HEARING THIS GEM IN OFFICIALLY LOCALISED VERSIONS
EVERYONE GET READY FOR JULY 27TH
What's in July 27th??
@@aarondavedimalanta3272 that’s the release date of when the localized version will be out
@@johnsturgill6679 Woww
@@aarondavedimalanta3272 be sure to mark your calender :)
ITS HERE ITS HERE ITS HERE. I HATE THAT THE CHARACTERS FOR SHERLOCK HOLMES DON'T HAVE THEIR NAMES RIGHT! BUT I GUESS IT DOESN'T MATTER, CAUSE ITS HERE!!!
My favourite part about Ryunosuke? He doesn't need BS magic, mentors or two whole games to know what he's fighting for in the Court, all he has is his memories and the evidence.
He's much more like Edgeworth than Phoenix in that sense, he does all his cases legitimately and mostly on his own, in reality he doesn't really even need Susato there with him she just speaks up for him when his words don't come out.
I think this is what truly makes this my favourite AA game, it felt extremely legit in terms of story. I didn't have any spirit leading me to victory or a bracelet that made you hyperfocus, just the true experience. It made the game a lot more scary but when you got the not guilty verdict, knowing that the journey I took to get it felt great.
Aosgi is kinda like his mentor, in the sense he helped him figure out how trials work and stuff.
Him having Sherlock Holmes on his side basically removes the need for BS magic (Since Sherlock Holmes is an expert in finding out lies without the need of a Magatama/Bracelet).
What are you talking about him not needing Susato???? She's the one who saved his ass multiple times in court (teaching him about the Defence Rebuttal, speaking up for him in court when he gets cold feet, teaching him about British customs, etc....)
it's called the GREAT ace attorney for a reason
@@the1whoplayz funny how u mention aosogi when the first trial, Ryuunosuke is the one leading even though he himself didnt realise it
Apollo never used magic either. Apollo just had an ability through his genetic make up and he relied on it less and less as the games went on.
Phoenix also improved massively over the years as well. He did not use spirit channeling as a crutch in AA5 or AA6. He grew into his own.
The orchestra makes the beginning of cases so grand and dynamic. Definitely my favorite trail opening theme next to the first Phoenix Wright game's opening trail theme
I love the subtle reference to the original Objection 2001 theme at 1:03
@@theventman9227 Yeah it's not the exact same melody, but the bells (might be a different instrument, not sure) at 1:03 reminded me of the opening to the Objection theme.
@@sandehbyss It’s very subtle but I get what you’re hinting at.
The layton crossover influenced that game so much, especially on the music departement, and it honestly sounds fantastic!
That’s amazing because I love music from both games lol
They were both composed by the same guy, Yamsumasa Kitagawa.
I'd realised how much I had fallen in love with this theme (and GAA's soundtrack as a whole) when I started up the second game of the duology and was wondering at the beginning of the first trial, whether this game had new music (since every game usually has a completely new OST) and I was overjoyed to hear this once again.
It's just so grand that I cannot help but be a bit awestruck every time I hear it.
This is honestly one of my favourite (extremely close to being my all-time favourite) court begins theme. Not only does it carry the feeling of how powerful, important, and also how harrowing a trial can be but also somehow manages to capture the history of the British court system. You feel centuries of history and evolution in this track and I just love it so damn much.
Me when I first played this game: Ah, it's the district Japanese court in the past.
*Texts Says Japanese Supreme Court*
Me: THE GODDAMN SUPREME COURT?! WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?!
Oh you know, the brits were mad again
Anyone else thinks this song is both menacing but hopeful?
ME ME MEMEMEMEMEMEMEEMEMEMEMEME MEM ME ME ME !!!!!!!🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
That’s an awesome way to describe it!
Fellow Ace Attorney fans, rejoice. For DGS is finally localized, and the game is afoot!
One of my favorite moments in the first trial was Auchi getting some of his hair sliced off.
god fucking DAMN this theme is good.
I do enjoy the part where Ryunosuke Naruhodo said "It's time to be The Great Ace Attorney once more"
And I love how he goes on an adventure after that
Court is now in session of the trial of the double defendants, Pat Gator (Later Alligator) and Sparrowson Falcon (Aviary Attorney).
what
yes
@@HardGuess Some characters do have some resemblance to alligator and a bird.
jury's sentence
GUILTY
GUILTY
GUILTY
GUILTY
GUILTY
GUILTY
worst system ever
The Jurist system doesn't really even make an impact, it's in the game more as a formality.
And unlike AA4, you cannot control the verdict being passed.
At least it gives the player a pretty fun mechanic, where you make two statements clash to find the truth.
Unlike in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney where you simply choose if you want the good or bad ending.
@@yabukiman4273 It's still better than the way it's handled in JFA though.
@@HardGuess JFA had the option of getting a unique bad ending if you lost the way you lose in every single game, it had more to offer than the other games rather than just saying "GUILTY" and closing the curtains (or in this case "NOT GUILTY" since thats what we're trying to prevent) other than apollo justice, since that game also has a unique bad ending. How is it poorly handled if its doing the same thing any other game does?
edit: ik the jfa bad ending only happens if you fail in a certain situation, doesnt change what im asking abt
This is one of my more favorite court begins theme
Hype for the great ace attorney chronicles!
The amount a protagonist has been accused of murder in this series:
6
2 for Pheonix
1 for Miles (in I1-2, I'm not counting 1-4 as you aren't playing as him)
1 for Athena
2 for Ryuunosuke (and it's over the first 2 cases)
Edit: "protagonist" I completely forgot Kazuma in 2-6, forgive the discourtesy.
So I just found out this is actually the judges theme 😂
It plays at the end of 2-1 when we encounter him outside the courtroom
I always headcannoned the ones from the mainline games as the judge's theme, guess I was right lol
after dual destinies' unremarkable (imo, of course) OST, hearing the defendant's lounge theme and this first thing was a breath of fresh air. it made me go "it's like that in this game, huh" in a good way.
Talk about solemn.
**Eye darting intensifies**
I'm happy with the OST doing it's best to live up to the originals.
The sheer weight of the British Empire is soul-crushing
THE GREAT TRIAL AWAITS
I love this song
Favorite part 1:13
The court is now in session for the trial against Phoenix Wright. Are both sides ready?
Spoiler
JIGOKU!!! I TRUSTED YOUUUUUUUUUU!!!
Actually, no I didn't, but at the same time I didn't want him to be a killer.
Spoilers below
In the name of her Majesty the Queen, court is now in session for the trial of Barok van Zieks.
Nah that's the
Spoilers
The great secret trial begins
@@juliogomesdesouza9035 damn ur right
1:14 PogChamp
I declare the defendant, Ryunnosuke Naruhodou GUILTY!
Hahahahaha!
I definetly saw spongebob in a dai gyakuten saiban walkthrough
@@gtxxtg8212 Wuh?
@@AB-dm1wz What I mean is that I saw him in dgs walkthrough videos
@@gtxxtg8212 are you talking about benjamin dobinbough lol
Seishiriou Jigoku ~ Just Judge
not looking for spoilers or anything but the japanese judge is relevant?
the president julius Yes, he's very important in DGS2 however that's all I can say without venturing into spoilers.