"Oh, that office? That belongs to Prosecutor Edgeworth. They call him the Demon Prosecutor. Undeniably brilliant, but also cold, cunning... They say he'll do anything for a conviction. That his brilliant legal mind is matched only by his ruthlessness." *Meanwhile, in the office* "Curses, Gumshoe: I said move it *closer* to my face!"
I genuinely think a major mistake this series made with characterizing Edgeworth was making his first introductory case (in present day not one of the 50 flashbacks) a dead loss where he gets outwitted by a novice due to a very idiotic missed detail, and then the AAI games making him the protagonist in mystery games for children that need simple logic to function. Phoenix being a moron who finds a way out of any situation through sheer willpower is endearing. Edgeworth feels out of character. Everything they establish prior to his introduction puts him on such a pedestal and yet we don't even get to see him win a single time before Phoenix outsmarts him
The real reason it spends so long hammering seemingly obvious things into your head is that they end up being relevant on later cases. This whole game is one giant megacase far more ambitious than anything else on the series.
Edgeworth: "You are responsible for this man's death!" Suspect: "Oh yeah? Prove it!" Edgeworth: "Hmph! It's simple logic. We was killed!" Suspect: [GASP]
Shame you seem to have missed the best Shelly conversation: Edgeworth: As an ice cream salesman, you must know quite a bit. About ice cream... "Doe": But of course, ask me anything you wish. Edgeworth: (C-Curses...! I don't know anything about ice cream!) Edgeworth: Hm. So, um...What's the most important thing about making ice cream? "Doe": The most important thing about making ice cream is honor. Edgeworth: Honor...To make ice cream? "Doe": Without honor, ice cream is nothing more than sweet ice.
@@Saturn1280 I suppose so. However this safe needs two keys. And this key has a space in the shape of a second key hole. If we use the key on the key we get the secret second key.
@@trinity_frost ok it says: okay so ahe isn't actually the MURDERER in this case, but she did specifically agree to help stage the assassination attempt in exchange for the rights to the story and that absolutely counts
Hearing One Winged Angel play over Edgeworth having a breakdown over Extraterritorial rights was not something I thought I needed to see or hear, but I’m glad I did see and hear it anyways.
The red dot on his head was actually a tiny piece of tape that had a key under it, it fell off the body but no one noticed it. (The key was also a knife.)
I remember someone once mentioning that instead of what we have, De Killer should basically have a different face for each of his disguises, while still having the scar down the middle of his face, as if indicating that he's wearing a mask; it would give an in-universe explanation as to why people don't recognize him, while also giving the player a clear hint as to the identity of the character
@@ZekromAndYugiAndDrago123 Well consider that not everyone looks there so quickly, his appearance draws attention away from teh symbol and makes it seem innocuous at first glance
@@HardGuess I mean, they show plenty of parts that are fun, like Knightly's over-the-top gunplay or the the President's heavy breathing. I'm just saying that the ice cream in particular is too fucking hilarious to be left out.
@@finn_underwood Phoenix is a Space Phoenix-Dragon from an alien planet turned into a cyborg. He is the child of King Ghidorah, and he was modified like his father to defend earth someday if needed.
The minute I saw the Chess Counter show up, I knew this was gonna be a good video. When he teleported to the Chess Dimension, I knew this was gonna be an AMAZING video.
items that pummel knightly into his neck brace at 17:39 - horseshoe - blue badger plushie - the thinker statue - ifly statue - samurai dogs - mallet - his gun edit: changed ring to horseshoe
Chief: So you’re telling me that Shelly De Killer was right in front of you, not even in disguise, and none of you recognized him. Gumshoe: yes Chief: (pointing at photo) This guy, with the mustache? Gumshoe: uh huh. Chief: and the monocle. Gumshoe: he was wearing that, yes. And the broken arm from the incident reported just before the incident Gumshoe: yes. Chief: And the MASSIVE SCAR BISECTING HIS FUCKING FACE Gumshoe: I am not a clever golem sir.
No no, you don't understand He was wearing the clothes of an ice cream salesman (apparently) And he had ice cream And a red mole Of course we couldn't recognize him!
@@akenohononiku916 Edgeworth: Admittedly, his ice cream salesman uniform had his logo on it... Chief: On a tag or something? Gumshoe: No, sir! On his nipples.
@@missmako-chan You see, with the portable office, the ambassador of Spain was *able to make it to Canada before she went back home!* That means that THE KILLER REMOVED EVIDENCE BEFORE HE SENT THE OFFICE TO JAPAN, AND REMAINED IN CANADA! And the ONLY one who could’ve done that is *Edgeworth, who has NO PILOTING EXPERIENCE, SUSPICIOUSLY. IT’S OBVIOUSLY HIM, **_AGAIN!_* _finger wag_
@@faultf4 AHA! WELL YOU SEE EDGEWORTH WAS RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS BEFORE THE PLANE TOOK OFF AFTER HE WAS SHOT IN THE HEAD BY SOMEONE WHO TOTALLY ISN'T THE WITNESS!! SO EDGEWORTH COULD NOT HAVE DONE IT! *finger wag*
@@alfalldoot6715 OBJECTION! You see, you imbecile, Edgeworth was unconscious. However, it was because of a mistake Kay Faraday had made when she had swung a frying pan like any other knife, hitting him and making him faint! This allowed him to recover quicker, and he was _clearly_ angry, because minor emotions are _very_ relevant to this case, *so he took his anger out on the ambassador as he finished up his trip to Spain! He killed her, took evidence, and sent her **_portable office_** to Spain! Check and Mate, and I’m using CHESS TERMS!*
Fun fact: the laser pointer and the way it's mounted on the revolver are straight out of the 80's. So either Zheng Fa is so broke the president's own bodyguards can't afford anything new, or Knightley likes to think he lives in a Tom Clancy movie.
To be fair, a lot of the tech in ace attorney is weird. They still use video cassettes and flip phones, with cameras on phones being a rarity(as said in investigations 1 case 2), but also have technology that can effectively read people's emotions on the fly(Athena's whole thing in the new AA games), giant jumbo jets with seperate floors and bars on them like cruise ships(again Investigations 1 case 2), juxtaposed with the somewhat outdated forensic technology/investigation (Every game). It's weirdly 90s, even though it (supposedly) takes place in the 2000s-2010s. It's weird.
Miles in the main games: *sees De Killer's calling card* I know exactly who this is and am going to tell the police immediately Miles in Investigations: *stares at De Killer's face, with his logo on his shirt* Hmmmmmm this man feels familarrrrrr.....
@Firephantom105 I think the point they're trying to make is that the culprit could've shot Edgeworth and the others or just held them at gun point until he could escape. It doesn't seem very smart to just casually go to an armed killer and tell him to surrender.
@Firephantom105 Still, he might just act on impulse because of the stressful situation he's in. Plus, he might prefer to die than go to prison (Idk much about Ace Attourney, but if they have death penalties he really has nothing to lose here) and just want revenge against as many people as possible before dying. In any case, you can't predict what a person in his situation would do, so it's always best to be careful.
@@AllyOJustice Kind of like one of the killers in Duel Destinies, where the idiot brought the weapon to court and said out loud if they could take a recess to destroy it once everyone else realized it was what killed the victim.
Minor spoiler: it is true that knightley's fingerprints on the grip of the gun doesn't proof anything, however the one that incriminate him is that his fingerprints were found on the bullet case (or whatever they're called) as well. This implies that knightley reloaded the gun beforehand, thus confirming his ownership onto the gun. This further implies that knightley did pulled off a switcheroo.
@@leobastian_ well, of course it work that way. Ace attorney teach us that if you're going to make a claim, make sure you have evidence to back it up, then you can establish said claim to be factual.
i still think it was so funny how hard the investigations games had to go to NOT mention Phoenix by name... like yes, Edgeworth's first inspiration in life is his dead father... the second is some fuckin guy, Kay, no he can't tell you more
14:39 To be fair, the game here was asking you if you had the bullet in your person, which you didn't. After that, the prompt is to present evidence that shows where the bullet is (because, again, you don't have it in your person). I agree it's kind of stupid because the first prompt is more like a trick question, but it does make sense.
Yeah. A lot of the Ace Attorney game penalties would go better if the game explicitly told you "hey it's not enough to just tell people the correct answer you have to do fancy rhetoric tricks as well" because that's usually what happens with most of the bullshit on the surface penalities. Edgeworth is just being fancy.
Dude I had to sit through like 3 hours of walk through on manfred von karma's case (first AA game) because I presented the bullet when I was meant to do like... Gloves then a metal detector or smth like that
Literally no, right after he had to take a break to let his hands heal, because he had an elbow problem that kept getting misdiagnosed as a hand problem,
@Benji Lesage People can ship what they want, they have an opinion and you have an opinion but that doesn’t mean you have to argue about it. As long as the ship is perfectly *legal* it’s fine. Let people have their own head canons.
@Firephantom105 I haven’t played the game myself, so this might just be the Edgeworth fanboy in me talking, but yea I feel like Jello’s being a little too harsh on the Investigations games lmao
@Firephantom105 you have a good point there. "this is bad" and "i didn't like this" are teo completely different statements, one an objective statement about somethings overall quality and the other a subjective statement about personal preference. I hate racing games but you don't see me going around claiming all of them are bad
@@samkuperman9035 he is. I watched the VODs and most of his complaints are things that could apply to the entire series, he literally gets mad that a witness who is a convicted criminal and compulsive liar is withholding information in case 2. He also spends a looong time bitching about the fact that case 1 is a full length case rather than a mini tutorial case, which seemed to have more to do with it not fitting in with the streaming schedule he expected than the actual content of the case.
@@Highstar25 He does complain about things that are also valid for the whole series. Which I think are valid complaints, and that's why I don't like the series: but I don't really get why he likes the original games but not this one for that reason besides that the gameplay loop is simpler and often shorter.
I like to think Von Karma would just chuck chess pieces at Edgeworth when he was a kid and called it "playing chess." So now Edgeworth just thinks that's how the game works.
Ok, Edgeworth may not have seen Shelley De Killer before, but you know who has absolutely no excuse for not recognizing him? Knightley; the guy who De Killer had grabbed by the neck the day prior.
Edgeworth, about Gumshoe: "What a *helpless* man!" Also Edgeworth: **has Gumshoe hold and move evidence for him, instead of just examining it himself**
I've cracked the code. AA:I isn't a literal telling of what happened. Maya read about Miles' investigations from a twitter thread written by a guy whose friend read the newspaper articles about them, and this is how Maya imagined it happened.
I loved the instant Edgeworth mentions Extraterritorial rights everyone has a nervous PTSD-induced breakdown. That's the exact impression Turnabout Ablaze leaves on someone.
@@kafkatamura5177 Logic. Connecting chess motifs to Knightley. EUREKA! The chess piece "Knight" is depicted as a horse. Houses have manes. Mohawks resemble manes. Knightley has a mohawk. This causes Knightley to resemble a horse. Therefore, Knightley's character design is a reference to the chess piece "Knight".
@@connorcampbell-bisson8721 Also his name is Horace, which sounds like Horse I also just realized the other guard’s name is Rooke... I hate this already but I *need* to see more
12:57 When the president was shown to be this deflated doughy dog-like man, the wails of the pained echoed forth XD That's how you know everyone is having fun, someone starts wailing halfway through the case.
"The gun is yours because you left your fingerprints on it!" "That doesn't prove anything." "That's true... But fortunately we can prove it is your gun because you left your fingerprints on it!" "OH NOOOOOOOOO!!!"
14:51 that is a reference to a old poem about Oda Nobunada, Tokoyomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu and their personalities (the 3 shogun that unified Japan during the sengoku period) bird, if you don´t sing, Ill kill you (Oda Nobunaga) bird, if you don´t sing Ill make you Sing (Toyotomi Hideyoshi) bird, if you don´t sing Ill wait you to sing (Tokugawa Ieyasu) The line made by the bodyguard is a reference to Oda Nobunaga line, wich is used to describe him as a Impatient and agresive person, basicaly he is telling you stupid and you are spouting nonsense
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This was literally: "This murder was sponsored by raid Shadow legends"
Ahhh sponsorships. This one is hilarious
Aren't they always?
Raid shadow lawyers
Rip jellos self esteem
Meh they need the money so I’ll let it slide this time :p
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Stress Level: 99%
That was literally all of twitch chat
"Oh, that office? That belongs to Prosecutor Edgeworth. They call him the Demon Prosecutor. Undeniably brilliant, but also cold, cunning... They say he'll do anything for a conviction. That his brilliant legal mind is matched only by his ruthlessness."
*Meanwhile, in the office*
"Curses, Gumshoe: I said move it *closer* to my face!"
Well, taking into account he was the only character capable of resolving the "mistery" of the "red mole" maybe he IS brilliant by their standards...
Edgeworth: I want to play Chess
@@thespanishinquisition4078 Even Wright mostly just guesses and turns out to be right instead of figuring out what happend via logic
I genuinely think a major mistake this series made with characterizing Edgeworth was making his first introductory case (in present day not one of the 50 flashbacks) a dead loss where he gets outwitted by a novice due to a very idiotic missed detail, and then the AAI games making him the protagonist in mystery games for children that need simple logic to function.
Phoenix being a moron who finds a way out of any situation through sheer willpower is endearing. Edgeworth feels out of character. Everything they establish prior to his introduction puts him on such a pedestal and yet we don't even get to see him win a single time before Phoenix outsmarts him
“Knightly nonchalantly pointed at me with his _right_ gun!”
*Gasps from too many voices for the number of people there*
Knightly is right handed
And we know the weapon was held by the killer’s right hand
Knightley shoots someone with his left hand, Edgeworth makes a series of error noises and then does the Windows XP shutdown sound
Silly Jello, we figured out in the first game that detective gumshoe has telekinetic powers, so he doesn't need to use his hands to move it around.
True.
No, he can only use that on garbage
@@atruepanda1782 Swiss rolls. Not garabage.
@@fedoraturtle6536 I don't see the difference?
(That's a joke I've never had a Swiss roll-)
@@hazeltree7738 I've only had swiss rolls like once in my life. They're okay.
The vibe this game gives me: "People die if they are killed."
-Emiya Shirou, Fate/Stay Night.......probably
The real reason it spends so long hammering seemingly obvious things into your head is that they end up being relevant on later cases. This whole game is one giant megacase far more ambitious than anything else on the series.
Edgeworth: "You are responsible for this man's death!"
Suspect: "Oh yeah? Prove it!"
Edgeworth: "Hmph! It's simple logic. We was killed!"
Suspect: [GASP]
@@bionicdragon5 your we instead of he is probably more accurate
@@allx1048 That typo hurts, but you're right, so I'm leaving it!
"Im not allowed to touch human objects *that's why I float 3 cm off the ground"*
Genius
Well clothes are also human objects
@@Grag235 wdym clothes those are his skin
@@Grag235 Those are robot clothes, obviously.
@@Grag235 They are actually also floating 3 cm off his body
@@ashamansedai best response
"I've had it with these extraterritorial rights in this intraterritorial plane"
Underapreciated joke
Those extraterritorial rights Certainly brings extra PTSD from the last game. -v-;
Shame you seem to have missed the best Shelly conversation:
Edgeworth: As an ice cream salesman, you must know quite a bit. About ice cream...
"Doe": But of course, ask me anything you wish.
Edgeworth: (C-Curses...! I don't know anything about ice cream!)
Edgeworth: Hm. So, um...What's the most important thing about making ice cream?
"Doe": The most important thing about making ice cream is honor.
Edgeworth: Honor...To make ice cream?
"Doe": Without honor, ice cream is nothing more than sweet ice.
And sweet ice is nothing more than a frozen key.
And a frozen key is nothing more than a key that’s also a knife.
@@stopreadingthisusername9528 that’s also a key which makes it a key and a key
@@milo_south3670 is that a key to the safe that needs a key to open the safe
@@Saturn1280 I suppose so. However this safe needs two keys. And this key has a space in the shape of a second key hole. If we use the key on the key we get the secret second key.
"You wish to claim EXTRATERRITORIAL rights!"
"Quickly Gumshoe! Check around the plane for floaters!"
Not again.......
he hasn't claimed them yet, he still has to wear his big boy undies before he can put on his diapy wipeys
The president forgot to claim extraterritorial bathroom rights, he can’t poop until he gets back to his country-
First we have to make sure if there are any knives around that are also keys. Maybe a revolving fireplace or two.
Edgeworth: "I cannot resist anymore..."
*Initiate Self Destruct Sequence*
“I have no other options”
AAAAAAAAAAAGH **down**
@@kot4311 "I do this for the birds."
So everyone's talks about how Miles is a robot but no one is talking about how gumshoe is a Golem
i am sorry for commenting something unrelated but i have a bug and can't see the text at 7:00. can you please help me?
No
@@trinity_frost ok it says: okay so ahe isn't actually the MURDERER in this case, but she did specifically agree to help stage the assassination attempt in exchange for the rights to the story and that absolutely counts
*she
@@Dead-idiot thank you very much
He can't touch the shoulder because he'd force Edgeworth to violate his rule of not touching human things
Actually miles said he can't touch human objects, but nothing about humans themselves
There's even a word for it where we conditionally think if a is true, b is true then if b is ture, a must be true
@@susamogus8331
You havin a stroke?
@@vintheguy I think he died while having his stroke.
@@gummybear8232 I will use little thief to discover the truth! Boopi boopi boppi
Hearing One Winged Angel play over Edgeworth having a breakdown over Extraterritorial rights was not something I thought I needed to see or hear, but I’m glad I did see and hear it anyways.
Same man
I had the same breakdown. I hate you, Turnabout Blaze.
I CAN POOP A N Y W H E R E !
@@kellyjohana516
Turnabout Ablaze. And ditto that.
11:28
"No wonder logic is a superpower."
Truer words have never been spoken.
It is nowadays, too.
6:26
The mole is a Mystery… any ideas Edgeworth?
Are you dumb?
The red dot on his head was actually a tiny piece of tape that had a key under it, it fell off the body but no one noticed it. (The key was also a knife.)
But does it open a safe?
@@monkeydoespride Yes, and the safe is actually a revolving fireplace!
@@Ethantuffy but what about the OIL
@@rex2546 No, you need to show the lantern first!
The lantern isn’t tight, you need to present the room where it is first then the lantern
"usually if there's a rando in the case, they're the murderer!"
"blblblblblblblblblblblblblblblblblblblblblb"
*random chibi robo dialogue.*
In [ Fillmore! ] its not even a rando. Its nameless janitor in the background for half a second.
@@endplanets thats why the show is bad
I remember someone once mentioning that instead of what we have, De Killer should basically have a different face for each of his disguises, while still having the scar down the middle of his face, as if indicating that he's wearing a mask; it would give an in-universe explanation as to why people don't recognize him, while also giving the player a clear hint as to the identity of the character
that's smart
Or just the fact that that Edgeworth never actually saw him in person before the game so he naturally wouldn't have recognized him
@@arthurwatson2555 I'd accept that if he literally wasn't wearing the same symbol as is on his calling cards on his shirt.
@@ZekromAndYugiAndDrago123 Well consider that not everyone looks there so quickly, his appearance draws attention away from teh symbol and makes it seem innocuous at first glance
@@arthurwatson2555 But hasn’t Edgeworth been helping to hunt down De Killer for years? Shouldn’t he have noticed it because of that?
I'm upset they didn't include Shelly's other animations. The fucking ice cream sweating and blasting off when he's nervous are priceless.
It's almost like they're removing the good parts and only leave the parts where they fret over nothing... huhhhhhhh
@@HardGuess I mean, they show plenty of parts that are fun, like Knightly's over-the-top gunplay or the the President's heavy breathing. I'm just saying that the ice cream in particular is too fucking hilarious to be left out.
@@dafroakie9984 Yeah, that would've been nice
You think they want to make the game look bad? Why would they want to do that?
@@pormpfspimperton6804 Bruh I literally responded to a comment like this month ago. Read it
11:29 5 hours have been added to the case
Agent Legislature.
@@lukeskywalker8223 Labowski Zi says, where’s the money
@@thefolklorecunt7679
Agent Lobotomy had quite the motive...
Dammit Agent Love Machine
Agent Louisiana
Me: *sees title*
Also me: *says a silent prayer for jello’s sanity*
@Groisu lol
You: Tries to use the "Me, also me" format
Also you: Stupid enough to not know how to use it
@@putridmoldyman306 You: misspells "format"
@@bane2201
Thats a bit ironic
Bold of you to assume Jello has any semblance of sanity
Edgeworth: "You are trying to claim extraterritorial rights on this plane."
Jello: Why do I hear boss music?
One-Winged Ambassador
@@lunawohlmut4821 Extraterritorial Angel
Miles the Robot and Gumshoe the Golem is now my headcanon for literally every Phoenix Wright game from now on and you can't stop me.
What's Phoenix Wright?
@@helloman9277 Also a robot, according to Jello. Well, that or an Alien.
@@finn_underwood
It would explain the hair
@@finn_underwood Then what would Maya be?
@@finn_underwood Phoenix is a Space Phoenix-Dragon from an alien planet turned into a cyborg. He is the child of King Ghidorah, and he was modified like his father to defend earth someday if needed.
I love how Edgeworth can't be trusted to examine things himself, so Gumshoe's job is to move evidence closer to his face.
No no edgeworth can't touch human objects remember? It's why he floats 6 cm off the ground at all times!
@@Daeneiracorn Ah, of course!
@@Daeneiracorn 3 cm*
@@Rhombusreal ah yes, thank you
The minute I saw the Chess Counter show up, I knew this was gonna be a good video.
When he teleported to the Chess Dimension, I knew this was gonna be an AMAZING video.
I lost my crap at “BEGIN LOGIC CHESS!” Miles 2 is already looking good.
I READ THIS AS CHEESE AND I WAS HYPED FOR CHEESE DIMENSION
It’s so hard being a gay chess-playing robot prosecutor.
Especially when you don’t know how to play chess
@@jackdaw6095 And especially when you're also on fire.
It's so hard being a Idiot Golem Detective.
@@aitamopoldaccount1497 change it back to himbo
He wanted to be the King of Children's Card games but his dad Pegasus already owns that slot so Chess it is.
items that pummel knightly into his neck brace at 17:39
- horseshoe
- blue badger plushie
- the thinker statue
- ifly statue
- samurai dogs
- mallet
- his gun
edit: changed ring to horseshoe
That ain’t a ring- that’s a horseshoe.
@@GenocidalSquid oh hey you’re right
That ain't a statue that's a clock
@@cgkase6210 that ain't a clock that's a murder weapon
this makes him the only person to survive being hit by the thinker
I'm losing my fucking mind over the mechanical sounds when the president speaks at 10:44
@@clottedscream
wait that wasn’t edited?
Chief: So you’re telling me that Shelly De Killer was right in front of you, not even in disguise, and none of you recognized him.
Gumshoe: yes
Chief: (pointing at photo) This guy, with the mustache?
Gumshoe: uh huh.
Chief: and the monocle.
Gumshoe: he was wearing that, yes.
And the broken arm from the incident reported just before the incident
Gumshoe: yes.
Chief: And the MASSIVE SCAR BISECTING HIS FUCKING FACE
Gumshoe: I am not a clever golem sir.
No no, you don't understand
He was wearing the clothes of an ice cream salesman (apparently)
And he had ice cream
And a red mole
Of course we couldn't recognize him!
@@akenohononiku916
Edgeworth: Admittedly, his ice cream salesman uniform had his logo on it...
Chief: On a tag or something?
Gumshoe: No, sir! On his nipples.
Edgeworth was in Canada when the ambassador of Spain was murdered in their office AGAIN, it must be him, *AGAIN!!!*
AHA! But you see, the ambassador has a portable office, they were actually killed in JAPAN!! YES WE SENT POLICEMEN THERE, WHY DO YOU ASK?!
@@missmako-chan HE WAS KILLED WITH THE KNIFE THAT’S ALSO THE FIREPLACE
@@missmako-chan You see, with the portable office, the ambassador of Spain was *able to make it to Canada before she went back home!* That means that THE KILLER REMOVED EVIDENCE BEFORE HE SENT THE OFFICE TO JAPAN, AND REMAINED IN CANADA! And the ONLY one who could’ve done that is *Edgeworth, who has NO PILOTING EXPERIENCE, SUSPICIOUSLY. IT’S OBVIOUSLY HIM, **_AGAIN!_*
_finger wag_
@@faultf4 AHA! WELL YOU SEE EDGEWORTH WAS RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS BEFORE THE PLANE TOOK OFF AFTER HE WAS SHOT IN THE HEAD BY SOMEONE WHO TOTALLY ISN'T THE WITNESS!! SO EDGEWORTH COULD NOT HAVE DONE IT!
*finger wag*
@@alfalldoot6715 OBJECTION!
You see, you imbecile, Edgeworth was unconscious. However, it was because of a mistake Kay Faraday had made when she had swung a frying pan like any other knife, hitting him and making him faint! This allowed him to recover quicker, and he was _clearly_ angry, because minor emotions are _very_ relevant to this case, *so he took his anger out on the ambassador as he finished up his trip to Spain! He killed her, took evidence, and sent her **_portable office_** to Spain! Check and Mate, and I’m using CHESS TERMS!*
Gumshoe: "MaYbE its JuSt A BuG BiTe!"
Logic: Big Brain
Can we talk about how Brendan is just able spit out joke after joke. His commitment to the bit is incredible. Love your content man!
Indeed
hello fellow dunsparce
Fun fact: the laser pointer and the way it's mounted on the revolver are straight out of the 80's. So either Zheng Fa is so broke the president's own bodyguards can't afford anything new, or Knightley likes to think he lives in a Tom Clancy movie.
Tom Clancy movie…
To be fair, a lot of the tech in ace attorney is weird. They still use video cassettes and flip phones, with cameras on phones being a rarity(as said in investigations 1 case 2), but also have technology that can effectively read people's emotions on the fly(Athena's whole thing in the new AA games), giant jumbo jets with seperate floors and bars on them like cruise ships(again Investigations 1 case 2), juxtaposed with the somewhat outdated forensic technology/investigation (Every game). It's weirdly 90s, even though it (supposedly) takes place in the 2000s-2010s. It's weird.
@@MelodyRose96even worse: ace attorney 123 and apollo justice takes place in 2016-2026
Miles in the main games: *sees De Killer's calling card* I know exactly who this is and am going to tell the police immediately
Miles in Investigations: *stares at De Killer's face, with his logo on his shirt* Hmmmmmm this man feels familarrrrrr.....
I love how they accused a guy of murder who was literally holding a gun.
They're doing the thing they do in Monk where they accuse someone and give them plenty of time to retaliate/destroy the evidence.
@Firephantom105 I think the point they're trying to make is that the culprit could've shot Edgeworth and the others or just held them at gun point until he could escape. It doesn't seem very smart to just casually go to an armed killer and tell him to surrender.
@Firephantom105 I mean that he'd shoot them. He is in possession of a weapon and is in front of all the people who know what he did.
@Firephantom105 Still, he might just act on impulse because of the stressful situation he's in. Plus, he might prefer to die than go to prison (Idk much about Ace Attourney, but if they have death penalties he really has nothing to lose here) and just want revenge against as many people as possible before dying. In any case, you can't predict what a person in his situation would do, so it's always best to be careful.
@@AllyOJustice Kind of like one of the killers in Duel Destinies, where the idiot brought the weapon to court and said out loud if they could take a recess to destroy it once everyone else realized it was what killed the victim.
Ace Attorney AU where everything is the same, except they’re various monsters.
Ace attorney AU where everything is the same but gumshoe is a Gabumon with a fedora!
Ace attorney au where everything is the same except edgeworth is once inch shorter
I think almost every fandom has an AU with that exact premise
@@thomasd3104 except Undertale, they have it backwards
@@yourfellowpolishtranslator2918 I haven't actually seen AU with humans instead of regular characters.
*In the Chess Dimension*
Now I'll send you to the Shadow Realm! CHECKMATE!
The RAID SHADOW REALM
funnily enough there is a chess deck in the manga.
I’M SENDING HER TO THE BEACH! AHAHAHAHAAA!
To be fair, Yugi did in fact killed someone by chess.
ok @edgar Garcia, and AllyOJustice. This is the best simply because I feel neither of these writers even know wtf chess is.
“Whoa, I guess I should introduce myself first. My name is...”
_proceeds to flag everyone in the room with his gun multiple times_
Horace Knightley.
Complete lack of gun safety
"I don't see what's so bad about this ga-"
>red mole
"I-"
>FINGERPRINTS
"Okay, yeah I see what."
Minor spoiler: it is true that knightley's fingerprints on the grip of the gun doesn't proof anything, however the one that incriminate him is that his fingerprints were found on the bullet case (or whatever they're called) as well. This implies that knightley reloaded the gun beforehand, thus confirming his ownership onto the gun. This further implies that knightley did pulled off a switcheroo.
@@alecxander9573 yeah, but you need to confirm that Knightleys fingerprints we're on the bullet case, only then you get told its actually true
@@leobastian_ well, of course it work that way. Ace attorney teach us that if you're going to make a claim, make sure you have evidence to back it up, then you can establish said claim to be factual.
@@alecxander9573 but you need to make that claim before you get the evidence to back it Up, you dont even know the evidence will come after the claim
@@leobastian_ would you mind elaborating?
The sequel we’ve all been waiting for
yes
Yep I have been waiting for this.
THAT FIRE PLACE ROTATES
I know right
But is it also a Key?
After Miles is on Fire, Miles had to get robotic attachments and he is now a robot. Or he was always a robot and the fire revealed his big secret.
*DEEP LORE*
I've watched Edgeworth is on fire so many times and this is still hilarious
Me too, I gasped when I saw the part 1 in this video’s title
Saaaaame
8:22
First mention of Phoenix for AAI2 and it’s of Edgeworth thinking of asking him out on a date. Truly amazing.
i still think it was so funny how hard the investigations games had to go to NOT mention Phoenix by name... like yes, Edgeworth's first inspiration in life is his dead father... the second is some fuckin guy, Kay, no he can't tell you more
that _is_ strange. Why don't these games mention Wright, is there a reason?
@@anjoliebarrios8906Just the writers being coy
14:39 To be fair, the game here was asking you if you had the bullet in your person, which you didn't. After that, the prompt is to present evidence that shows where the bullet is (because, again, you don't have it in your person). I agree it's kind of stupid because the first prompt is more like a trick question, but it does make sense.
Yeah. A lot of the Ace Attorney game penalties would go better if the game explicitly told you "hey it's not enough to just tell people the correct answer you have to do fancy rhetoric tricks as well" because that's usually what happens with most of the bullshit on the surface penalities. Edgeworth is just being fancy.
I love how its either painfully obvious or makes no fucking sense, there is nothing inbetween.
That's Ace Attorney for you and I love it lol
This game sounds like it would make my migraines worse
Dude I had to sit through like 3 hours of walk through on manfred von karma's case (first AA game) because I presented the bullet when I was meant to do like... Gloves then a metal detector or smth like that
It just looks that way cause these are highlights and the inbetween parts don't make for funny content
@@raghavbhasin1165 but it is still true in way too many cases to not be hilarious
"this playthrough took me a year and a half" Jello are you okay?
I KNOW! YOURE THE ONLY ONE TALKING ABOUT IT!
It took him a year and a half to get through the extraterritorial rights.
Literally no, right after he had to take a break to let his hands heal, because he had an elbow problem that kept getting misdiagnosed as a hand problem,
Idk why "EXTRATERRITORIAL RIGHTS" **One-winged angel plays** is so funny to me
"I can't do this again-!" Was what killed me
This game can easily be summarized as that one scene in Epithet Erased where Sylvie has a stroke during his mental game of chess
considering that it took over a year to finish this game, it’s possible that that was a reference to Logic Chess
"I am but a simple ice cream salesman. Oops- OWMM."
Jello: *losing his shit*
Miles:You just triggered my trap card! *CHESS*
President: you fool YOU triggered MY trap card *EXTRATERRITORIAL RIGHTS*
"I got this card from a tree after i climbed it! It was sitting on a branch."
"Not again....NOT AGAIN.... NOT AGAI-"
"Who is the one you should be pursuing?"
"You're right... I should really ask Wright out on that date"
So glad to see this ship is still alive-
The ship is immortal
@Benji Lesage the creators of the game actually ship them
@Benji Lesage Bruh there’s marriage art of the two of them made by the creators. look it up
The wiki says it all u_u.. Also, there was one time I saw a link to an A03 documentary about WrightWorth and it was a wild ride 😂😭
@Benji Lesage People can ship what they want, they have an opinion and you have an opinion but that doesn’t mean you have to argue about it. As long as the ship is perfectly *legal* it’s fine. Let people have their own head canons.
JelloApocalypse: We did not like Investigations 2
The Fandom: And I took that personally.
Yes I did
@Firephantom105 I haven’t played the game myself, so this might just be the Edgeworth fanboy in me talking, but yea I feel like Jello’s being a little too harsh on the Investigations games lmao
@Firephantom105 you have a good point there. "this is bad" and "i didn't like this" are teo completely different statements, one an objective statement about somethings overall quality and the other a subjective statement about personal preference.
I hate racing games but you don't see me going around claiming all of them are bad
@@samkuperman9035 he is. I watched the VODs and most of his complaints are things that could apply to the entire series, he literally gets mad that a witness who is a convicted criminal and compulsive liar is withholding information in case 2. He also spends a looong time bitching about the fact that case 1 is a full length case rather than a mini tutorial case, which seemed to have more to do with it not fitting in with the streaming schedule he expected than the actual content of the case.
@@Highstar25 He does complain about things that are also valid for the whole series. Which I think are valid complaints, and that's why I don't like the series: but I don't really get why he likes the original games but not this one for that reason besides that the gameplay loop is simpler and often shorter.
I didn’t find out until very recently that the “eh heh heh yeah, I did it. What’re ya gonna do?” guy from the last game was Kay’s father.
"Did you say C H E S T dimension?" is probably one of the best jokes in this playthrough.
My need for intense lawyer action has been fulfilled this week
What about your need for chess?
Having just played this game, it’s way better than the first. It’s long but all the cases are connected.
Yeah the way everything is connected within the story is so fun to see play out, you're so right
It also doesn’t jump on a timeline for no reason like the first one
Edgeworth: checkmate
Knightley: AGRESSIVLY SPINS GUN
I like to think Von Karma would just chuck chess pieces at Edgeworth when he was a kid and called it "playing chess." So now Edgeworth just thinks that's how the game works.
5:58 “RED MOLE?!” Has the same energy as Joel’s “GRAYND DAYD?!”
Edgeworth: I use logic
Also Edgeworth: "That looks like a red mole and not something like a laser pointer."
"What game can be more fun than solving crimes?"
"Well its raid shadow legends sir"
Me: Sorry I dont speak WRONG
The clear answer is whatever miles thinks chess is
@@jackdaw6095 ITS TIME D-D-D-DDDDDDDDDDDDDUEL
@@Grag235 I summon Queen's Knight, because Yu-Gi-Oh also murdered the chess metaphor at some point!
@@OtakuUnitedStudio DROW MONSTAR CARDO
11:29 I love how the chaos gradually grows in Jello's voice here as he realizes what he's reading.
Ok, Edgeworth may not have seen Shelley De Killer before, but you know who has absolutely no excuse for not recognizing him? Knightley; the guy who De Killer had grabbed by the neck the day prior.
Edgeworth, about Gumshoe: "What a *helpless* man!"
Also Edgeworth: **has Gumshoe hold and move evidence for him, instead of just examining it himself**
He just can’t touch human objects that’s it
I've cracked the code. AA:I isn't a literal telling of what happened. Maya read about Miles' investigations from a twitter thread written by a guy whose friend read the newspaper articles about them, and this is how Maya imagined it happened.
7:40 Robots are basically just golems that can do math, makes sense.
"How does one go on the offensive against a defensive opponent...?"
*[Loads gun]*
*"A gun."*
He isn’t just holding the evidence, he gained telekinesis in the first investigation game.
8:25 "Right i should really ask wright out on that date" ace attorney and investigations, summarized
Description: *a game we did not like*
Everyone: time to put the Apocalypse in Jelloapocalypse
Who else checked the description a after reading this?
I loved the instant Edgeworth mentions Extraterritorial rights everyone has a nervous PTSD-induced breakdown. That's the exact impression Turnabout Ablaze leaves on someone.
Me: Wow, Jello finished his Investigations playthrough recently. I hoped he liked it!
Notifications: Miles is a Robot
Me: Fuck
Oh My God!
4:26 whenever he slams the desk he just stops above the desk and plays a sound effect
Me: knows how chess obsessed this game is, especially in the first case.
Chess counter: appears
Oh Yeah
"Logic? How do you use that?" -Gumshoe.
You may have asked what the 4th “D” in 4D Chess is? Is of course the CHESS DIMENSION
Did you say “CHEST DIMESNION?!?”
@@Falconwing66 OH GOD DID I?!?
"In the end, it was a stupid lie."
- Ace Attorney, just in general.
I like how the assassin is holding someone hostage by holding a knife to the throat of a guy who has a metal collar that reaches his chin.
4:12 To be fair, Gumshoe did develop telekinesis in the last game (unless it was retconned)
Did they realize that Knightley was a reference to a Knight/horse in Chess... look at the tie, hair, neck brace, and well, name...
What? A reference to chess? In Investigations?
Can you prove it?
@@kafkatamura5177 Logic.
Connecting chess motifs to Knightley.
EUREKA!
The chess piece "Knight" is depicted as a horse. Houses have manes. Mohawks resemble manes. Knightley has a mohawk. This causes Knightley to resemble a horse. Therefore, Knightley's character design is a reference to the chess piece "Knight".
yeah, they noticed
@@connorcampbell-bisson8721 Also his name is Horace, which sounds like Horse
I also just realized the other guard’s name is Rooke... I hate this already but I *need* to see more
@@TheLangenator
(I genuinely forgot that was there, I was more focused on chess in general)
>Is always gun spinning
>Is president’s bodyguard and betrays said president
Yep, thats Ocelot.
9:55 I just realized the “poison-tongued ninja” is named Saimon Kowal-Simon Cowell.
12:57 When the president was shown to be this deflated doughy dog-like man, the wails of the pained echoed forth XD That's how you know everyone is having fun, someone starts wailing halfway through the case.
"Extraterritorial rights" having the One-Winged Angel blasting in the background was a perfect touch.
I'm still mad we never actually got this game officially.
5:11 little did they know that the man on the left was guilty for stealing over 10,000 pictures of Spider-Man.
Miles is going the extra unnecessary miles to prove the obvious to some idiots. Welcome back to content.
I feel like I get rick rolled whenever these Raid: Shadow Legends sponsorships show up
"How does one go on the offensive againist a defensive opponent?"
*click click*
"A GUN!"
13:04 My God... he's like a reverse D.B.Z villan...
I’ve rewatched this four times and every time I lose it at “Good thing I have bags of starch on me at all times to fuel my golem core!”
7:11 ME HUNGRY INSERT A ROCK
"Now I am in the chess dimension. Let us begin: LOGIC CHESS"
I don't know why but this never fails to make me laugh
15:26
AY REFERENCE TO THAT ✨INTRESTING✨OWNER OF: “Mr. Wright only makes that ridiculous face when his back is pressed against the wall” MOBLIE GAME
11:22 “You’re never to young to have a Vietnam flashback.”
“Chess is one of my hobbies”
And yet Edgeworth seems not to know that chess doesn’t involve THROWING THE PIECES.
"The gun is yours because you left your fingerprints on it!"
"That doesn't prove anything."
"That's true... But fortunately we can prove it is your gun because you left your fingerprints on it!"
"OH NOOOOOOOOO!!!"
“You may have proven it was I who was the murderer, but can you DISPROVE IT?!
Why did you comment twice
hey you stole that comment from yourself
@@green_pikmin is it actually showing up as two comments?
@@green_pikmin very weird. No idea how that happened
11:33: One Winged Floater
14:51 that is a reference to a old poem about Oda Nobunada, Tokoyomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu and their personalities (the 3 shogun that unified Japan during the sengoku period)
bird, if you don´t sing, Ill kill you (Oda Nobunaga)
bird, if you don´t sing Ill make you Sing (Toyotomi Hideyoshi)
bird, if you don´t sing Ill wait you to sing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)
The line made by the bodyguard is a reference to Oda Nobunaga line, wich is used to describe him as a Impatient and agresive person, basicaly he is telling you stupid and you are spouting nonsense