Yes it kind of felt like they forgot they had new ones and then once that wax museum came it was way better and they used a song like only 1 or 2 times.
@@VinTJ I truly feel like Athena is up next. After all, Apollo's Arc "concluded" in SoJ, and Phoenix plays the mentor role pretty great. There's so much potential there for her!
This objection theme doesn't sound as 'loud' or 'glorious' as the others, which fits Susato greatly. Unlike the other lawyers (Phoenix, Apollo, Athena, etc), Susato doesn't really need that energy to make an impact. She's already shown as a calm, smart, and knowledgeable character before, so her objection theme reflects that. If the other character's themes are fire to vitalize your spirit, Susato's theme is like the calm lake with sakura petals falling on it and making a little ripple.
i can’t believe they gave her all this potential as an attorney just to take it all away and make her go back to an assistant though. anyway, BASED SUSATO
Unfortunately, women weren’t allowed to be attorneys at the time. Being an assistant is the only way for Susato to stand in court as herself rather than in disguise. The first female attorneys in Japan didn’t come about until the 1940s. So it’s not that they threw the potential away. It’s just that looking back on what history shows
@@Trep3 Women were prohibited from practicing law in England until 1919, but then the Sex Disqualification Removal Act was passed. By the early 1903s, women were moving into the practice quite rapidly (by the standards of then), and the first law office of women was founded in 1933.
@@jamierooney455 The first law office for women did open in the early 1930s, but they were more places of study until the 1940s, because that was when the first group of women finally succeeded in passing the bar exam in Japan.
I really thought we were going to get at least one more Ryutaro case. I thought Rei was going to be a lot more important too, considering how big she is on the cover art, but she only appeared once. I wonder if they planned to focus more on Susato in Japan during development.
iirc TGAA was supposed to be a trilogy like the others, but due to internal problems, it was rewritten multiple times, and ended up becoming a duology instead. There might be a chance that "Ryutaro" and Rei would've made more appearances, but were cut during production, which if true, is quite unfortunate.
@@sayospecter6731 I heard it was the other way around. That it was going to be originally one game, but Shu Takumi got pretty ambitious and they had to split the content.
@@adamryamizard5560 I think it's as much as a rumor as it is originally being a trilogy. I can't really find an exact quote on either. Though it makes sense, after all what he wanted to do is a game where "Holmes says something strange, and you correct that."
I went through the whole case thinking "There is no heterosexual explanation for this" basically each time Rei appeared on screen. It was glorious. :')
Damn, at first I had thought this was the new objection theme for the 2nd game but later figured out it was just for Susato 😢 Amazing theme, wish it would've played more.
The only gripe I have with this game is that this theme only plays like twice (also we never see "ryutaro" again after the first case and also the first case is the least important to the plot of all 10 cases in the two games).
It does still set up some of the mysteries for Resolve once the trial is completed: Brett's motivations are again in the focus, what kind of influence does Great Britain have on Japan that a confessed murderer can just walk around freely, Susato asks why she was called back to Japan, and then there's the fact that Kazuma's body disappeared. My main gripe is how what finally gets Strongheart is holograms and handheld wireless communication. Circa 1899-1900.
@@jedimasterpickle3 yeah, I just wish they had done more with Susato as a lawyer. They made such a great character design, a fantastic theme, and recorded all the usual lawyer voice lines, just for the shortest case across both games :( and I agree about the deus ex machina technology, but I'm mostly fine with it since it's at least science fiction rather than the spiritual possession nonsense in the other AA games, which clearly has no place in a court of law lol
@@tysonfontanez What's really different about sci-fi compared to magic? Spirit mediums exist in Ace Attorney, and plenty of nonsense occurs in the courtroom. Remember how we cross-examine a parrot in the first game? The playable lawyers basically have magic powers. The Magatama is a lie-detector rock that's helpful in gathering information, Apollo's tell spotting leads to new testimony, Athena can....see emotions (I don't remember DD well).
@@jedimasterpickle3 yeah, all that stuff is magic which I don't like. The difference is it's a completely different genre lol. In Science Fiction, since it's just technology, even though you still have to suspend disbelief, it makes sense that it could be used in a courtroom at least. Magic bracelets and spirit mediums, on the other hand, have no place in a court of law, and that's where I take issue
@@tysonfontanez ...most of what happens in Ace Attorney has no place in a court of law. The physical assault Phoenix goes through, the constant insults, the straight up forged and withheld evidence, the constant perjury by almost every witness, witness tampering.....they're not serious games. They're not supposed to be accurate simulations of law. They're just murder mystery games.
@@shlokwaghela9560 it's already hinted, if you finished the end of TGAA 2, Susato had a selfish desire for staying with ryunosuke and she could've stayed in London but she didn't
@@H4CKP4CK Yeah so? That doesn't prove shit lol, it's also 'hinted' at that they have a cousin like relationship with the whole Ryutaro thing. She loves him, it doesn't have to be romantic.
@@shlokwaghela9560 it's pretty obvious that you still haven't finished TGAA resolve yet and make sure to play the escapades episode as well, my learned friend
it is a CRIME that this only plays in the first case. This is my favourite Objection theme in the series, and it plays a grand total of 2 times in the entire game. I don't care if it would have destroyed the plot, this should have played more. Maybe in a theoretical TGAA3 it'll play more, but I doubt that will ever happen.
I really wish Maya had had a case like this to show her own skills without Nick's help. It would have been great and cemented her role as a valued assistant more.
Lol susato should have been the protagonist lbr. A competent FEMALE LAWYER who would have to dress like her DECEASED ADOPTIVE BROTHER as the main character would have been just as, if not more involving than Ryuu. As much as I love him, Susato has far more potential than what he managed to achieve. Unfortunately.
And then watch as Susato being expose and has her ENTIRE family being execute publicly for bringing a "shame" to the whole family by having a weak and unlawful woman doing a man's job. 1890s Japan ways of Sexual Discrimination is quite extreme to say the least.
I disagree tbh. Ryunosuke definitely fits better as the protagonist imo. And as far as potential goes, while susato is impressive for how educated she is for her age, I think you could argue that what ryu managed to achieve in just a year without ANY knowledge in law at the start of it says more about his potential.
Imagine composing a whole-ass new Objection theme, and it's an absolute banger, but then you end up only using it twice during the tutorial case.
waiting for Susato game / Athena Cykes games.. we need more girlbosses being attorneys fr
@@VinTJ Guess we gotta get past the gaslight and gatekeep phases first
Yes it kind of felt like they forgot they had new ones and then once that wax museum came it was way better and they used a song like only 1 or 2 times.
Lies! they use it a grand total of 3!, not two, but 3 times. The last one being for a couple seconds in the third case when susato returns
@@VinTJ I truly feel like Athena is up next. After all, Apollo's Arc "concluded" in SoJ, and Phoenix plays the mentor role pretty great. There's so much potential there for her!
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i commented this and realized i literally commented the same thing a week ago
What? This is Ryutaro's theme! No clue who Susato is.
You should post weekly based susato
@@ThRollingCoinGaming Ryutaro is too dashing and handsome. He confuses my heterosexuality.
@@TheDarkWallChris ......
So, in other words you are normal then.
This objection theme doesn't sound as 'loud' or 'glorious' as the others, which fits Susato greatly. Unlike the other lawyers (Phoenix, Apollo, Athena, etc), Susato doesn't really need that energy to make an impact. She's already shown as a calm, smart, and knowledgeable character before, so her objection theme reflects that.
If the other character's themes are fire to vitalize your spirit, Susato's theme is like the calm lake with sakura petals falling on it and making a little ripple.
What about Ryunosuke objection theme?
@@adamryamizard5560 Ryunosuke’s is a theme of triumph. Each time it plays, it shows his resolve has allowed him to forge a path forward.
Nice description.
It’s really cool to hear a mix of both Ryunosuke’s “Objection” theme and Kazuma’s theme as well in this. So good! I love Susato.
i can’t believe they gave her all this potential as an attorney just to take it all away and make her go back to an assistant though. anyway, BASED SUSATO
Unfortunately, women weren’t allowed to be attorneys at the time. Being an assistant is the only way for Susato to stand in court as herself rather than in disguise. The first female attorneys in Japan didn’t come about until the 1940s. So it’s not that they threw the potential away. It’s just that looking back on what history shows
@@elithesia781 what about in england? when did the first female attorneys appear there
@@Trep3 Women were prohibited from practicing law in England until 1919, but then the Sex Disqualification Removal Act was passed. By the early 1903s, women were moving into the practice quite rapidly (by the standards of then), and the first law office of women was founded in 1933.
@@elithesia781 Did you mean early 1930s?
@@jamierooney455 The first law office for women did open in the early 1930s, but they were more places of study until the 1940s, because that was when the first group of women finally succeeded in passing the bar exam in Japan.
I really thought we were going to get at least one more Ryutaro case. I thought Rei was going to be a lot more important too, considering how big she is on the cover art, but she only appeared once. I wonder if they planned to focus more on Susato in Japan during development.
Man, that would've been awesome. It'd be like DD and SoJ where they'd switch between different characters every now and then.
iirc TGAA was supposed to be a trilogy like the others, but due to internal problems, it was rewritten multiple times, and ended up becoming a duology instead. There might be a chance that "Ryutaro" and Rei would've made more appearances, but were cut during production, which if true, is quite unfortunate.
@@sayospecter6731 I heard it was the other way around. That it was going to be originally one game, but Shu Takumi got pretty ambitious and they had to split the content.
@@joaquinglantz350 wait, where did it says that?
@@adamryamizard5560 I think it's as much as a rumor as it is originally being a trilogy. I can't really find an exact quote on either.
Though it makes sense, after all what he wanted to do is a game where "Holmes says something strange, and you correct that."
I begged with my life Ryuutarou stayed that way across all the game, it was very exciting at the start, damn
Bro she literally said that 2-1 was the last time she was gonna act as a lawyer
@@dhans9662 Well they don't always tell you the truth
Susato looks awesome as Ryutaro!
Susato is cool!!
i think you mean “gallant!”
So dashing and gallant
brave and dashing ryutaro. she and rei sure have a wonderful platonic relationship. yes this sure is
I went through the whole case thinking "There is no heterosexual explanation for this" basically each time Rei appeared on screen. It was glorious. :')
"YURI LET'S GOOOOO" was on my mind the entire time
@@goyavoyage There really isn't.
It really is The Gay Ace Attorney Chronicles
This song really gets better the more you listen to it
After listening to this I have a sudden urge to play Okami
I feel that.
says the guy with the disbelief pfp
They don’t call her Susato for nothing.
hoping for a continuation of this amazing game 🥺
Damn, at first I had thought this was the new objection theme for the 2nd game but later figured out it was just for Susato 😢 Amazing theme, wish it would've played more.
i want susato as my sister, kazuma is too lucky
0:22 the strings 😩
Why couldn't she STAY an attorney?! She was so gallant!!!
This is so deliberate, beautiful, and calculated.... just like Susato
This is definitely my favourite objection theme lol
This theme is very similar to the Suspense from Layton vs Phoenix during some parts
I can never unhear it now
one of my favorites thank you
BEST OBJECTION THEME IN THE ENTIRE SERIES
The only gripe I have with this game is that this theme only plays like twice (also we never see "ryutaro" again after the first case and also the first case is the least important to the plot of all 10 cases in the two games).
It does still set up some of the mysteries for Resolve once the trial is completed: Brett's motivations are again in the focus, what kind of influence does Great Britain have on Japan that a confessed murderer can just walk around freely, Susato asks why she was called back to Japan, and then there's the fact that Kazuma's body disappeared. My main gripe is how what finally gets Strongheart is holograms and handheld wireless communication. Circa 1899-1900.
@@jedimasterpickle3 yeah, I just wish they had done more with Susato as a lawyer. They made such a great character design, a fantastic theme, and recorded all the usual lawyer voice lines, just for the shortest case across both games :(
and I agree about the deus ex machina technology, but I'm mostly fine with it since it's at least science fiction rather than the spiritual possession nonsense in the other AA games, which clearly has no place in a court of law lol
@@tysonfontanez What's really different about sci-fi compared to magic? Spirit mediums exist in Ace Attorney, and plenty of nonsense occurs in the courtroom. Remember how we cross-examine a parrot in the first game? The playable lawyers basically have magic powers. The Magatama is a lie-detector rock that's helpful in gathering information, Apollo's tell spotting leads to new testimony, Athena can....see emotions (I don't remember DD well).
@@jedimasterpickle3 yeah, all that stuff is magic which I don't like. The difference is it's a completely different genre lol. In Science Fiction, since it's just technology, even though you still have to suspend disbelief, it makes sense that it could be used in a courtroom at least. Magic bracelets and spirit mediums, on the other hand, have no place in a court of law, and that's where I take issue
@@tysonfontanez ...most of what happens in Ace Attorney has no place in a court of law. The physical assault Phoenix goes through, the constant insults, the straight up forged and withheld evidence, the constant perjury by almost every witness, witness tampering.....they're not serious games. They're not supposed to be accurate simulations of law. They're just murder mystery games.
Ah, the remix of Blooming Flower in the New World
Susato will always be one of my favourites.
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01:45 definitely reading too much into this, but I love that the beat sounds like the leitmotif to AA1's pursuit theme.
if she isn't phoenix wright's ancestor I don't know what to tell you man 💀
She isn't though lol
@@shlokwaghela9560 it's already hinted, if you finished the end of TGAA 2, Susato had a selfish desire for staying with ryunosuke and she could've stayed in London but she didn't
@@H4CKP4CK Yeah so? That doesn't prove shit lol, it's also 'hinted' at that they have a cousin like relationship with the whole Ryutaro thing. She loves him, it doesn't have to be romantic.
@@shlokwaghela9560 it's pretty obvious that you still haven't finished TGAA resolve yet and make sure to play the escapades episode as well, my learned friend
@@H4CKP4CK I actually have lol, both games and all the escapades, and the ships about as credible as Phoenix and Maya to me
it is a CRIME that this only plays in the first case. This is my favourite Objection theme in the series, and it plays a grand total of 2 times in the entire game. I don't care if it would have destroyed the plot, this should have played more. Maybe in a theoretical TGAA3 it'll play more, but I doubt that will ever happen.
Sped up Susato's original theme, nice
Wonder what happened to ryutaro, such a promising young lawyer
0:16
I really wish Maya had had a case like this to show her own skills without Nick's help. It would have been great and cemented her role as a valued assistant more.
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...I mean ryuutarou.
Lol susato should have been the protagonist lbr. A competent FEMALE LAWYER who would have to dress like her DECEASED ADOPTIVE BROTHER as the main character would have been just as, if not more involving than Ryuu. As much as I love him, Susato has far more potential than what he managed to achieve. Unfortunately.
And then watch as Susato being expose and has her ENTIRE family being execute publicly for bringing a "shame" to the whole family by having a weak and unlawful woman doing a man's job.
1890s Japan ways of Sexual Discrimination is quite extreme to say the least.
I disagree tbh. Ryunosuke definitely fits better as the protagonist imo. And as far as potential goes, while susato is impressive for how educated she is for her age, I think you could argue that what ryu managed to achieve in just a year without ANY knowledge in law at the start of it says more about his potential.
She could have a Whole arc about being a Defense Lawyer in Japan with or without Ryunosuke's help
i am the 696 like
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