Art is a profession that requires you to be creative, and one could definitely say the way Phoenix navigates a courtroom when defending his client is certainly...creative, so it ended up working out well for him
The first time when sounds Objection 2001 and Phoenix claim "There was nobody to...er... no "body" to find at 1:00 PM" It was the beginning of my love to Ace Attorney, their characters, their music and their history
24:01 In all honestity, it kinda sounds like it would fit with the end of the series where I imagine at one point Nick finally retires from his duty as a lawyer.
I agree. I liked how they handled the technology aspect. And I even liked how they handled Manfred von Karma; IMO made him a deeper, more nuanced character than in the OG game. Spoilers: His perfectionism in the movie stemmed from an absolute loathing of criminals and he painted himself as a more self righteous savior of the people by keeping the streets safe etc. Kinda like Damon Gant in a way, which likely made Manfred a more interesting character since it's more than just his usual evil.
Every other Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 character simply defeats Galactus in their endings and goes on with their life. Phoenix Wright is the only one who earns enough of his respect to be asked to defend him in court. Who needs gravitational manipulation when you have a badge that proves you're a lawyer?
24:01-24:50 this song is my favorite from all the songs of this video.It would also be fitting in the end of AA series (i hope it never ends).There is also one more thing i would like to say and that is the congratulations for this video.Great Job Tom :)
i love the turnabout jazz soul rendition of objection. It fits great with the gameplay style of ace attorney where half of the time nick is just improvising and making it up as he goes, much like how one of jazz's cornerstones is improvisation of certain parts of the song!
The 21:01 version has to be my favorite. Just all the instrumentation, melody, all of it. Thoughts anyone? In case anyone wants to know, my other favs are the OG and the 2013 Obj
OBJECTION! I have no timestamps. Rather, context. When put into perspective, the themes for both the game and the anime fit perfectly for the world they’re involved in. For example, since the games are more step by step, and the original games were 8-bit, they would sound more blocky in comparison to the anime; the smooth, leap in logic anime. This is not to say that either of them are better; they’re both godly in their own regards.
Fun fact, all the Phoenix Wright objection themes are leitmotifs of the original, so stop complaining about how T&T's objection theme is being remixed, because technically, T&T's objection theme is a remix of Objection 2001
If every version of Objection '01 was stuffed in a game... Objection! 2001 - Objection theme Objection! (English Court Suite) - Orchestrated Objection Theme Objection! 2012 - Objection theme in the final case Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright (Ace Attorney), End - Title Phoenix Wright ~ Ace Attorney ~ Dual Destinies: End - Good Ending Ace Attorney Trilogy: Title - Sound test song Phoenix Wright's Theme Song - Rock Objection Theme Objection! (PXZ2) - HQ Objection Theme Gyakuten Saiban Movie - Credits v1 I Object to that "Truth"! Objection! 2001 - The Fan remix that Capcom noticed and put into the game Gyakuten Saiban Piano: Objection! 2001 - Phoenix finally quits for good. Gyakuten Meets Orchestra - Phoenix Wright ~ Objection! 2001: "You know what's better than an orchestra? An even larger orchestra." Ace Attorney: Special Tribunal Orchestra Concert 2008 - Phoenix Wright ~ Objection! (Music Box) - Bad Ending Turnabout Jazz Soul - Phoenix Wright ~ Objection! - Credits v2
it was always weird to me that in Apollo Justice, Phoenix objects in the first case and 2001 starts playing, but in the next games they’re like nooOope let’s do a 2004 remix I’m not complaining or anything, I just don’t get it
Like the Cornered Variations List, I'm adding the Cadenza Version cause I can. 1. Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 Version 2. Project X Zone 2 3. Cadenza Version 4. English Court 5. Anime Version 6. Objection 2001 7. Piano Version 8. Cinema Version 9. Jazz Version 10. Professor Layton End 11. Trilogy Title Screen 12. Orchestra Version 13. Dual Destinies End 14. Objection 2012 15. Music Box Version
Well, since you gave me your list I have to give you mine, right? So: 1-Anime Version 2-Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 3-English Court 4-Piano Version 5-Project X Zone 2 6-Objection 2001 7-Orchestra Version 8-Cinema Version 9-PLvsAA End 10-Dual Destinies End 11-Trilogy Title Screen 12-Music Box 13-Objection 2012 14-Jazz Version
I feel like this is the most repetitive Objection! theme in the series. Doesn't make it a bad piece of music, but it does make it difficult to listen to for half an hour.
