@@XenoviasCave I like 2002 and 2004 but tbh I think 2007 and 2001 are both superior. 2002 and 2004 suit their games well however I feel both objection 2001 and 2007 can work well just as well in both of those games.
Quite unique ranking. While I don't agree with everything, I respect your choices. Here's how I would rank them. 1. Phoenix Objection 2013 2. Phoenix Objection Movie version 3. Phoenix - Objection (English court) (PLvsPW) 4. Apollo Objection 2013 5. Phoenix Objection 2016 6. Athena Objection 2016 7. Phoenix Objection 2001 8. Naruhodo Objection 2015 9. Phoenix Objection Anime 10. Apollo Objection 2016 11. Athena Objection 2013 12. Edgeworth Objection 2009 13. Phoenix Objection 2004 14. Phoenix Objection 2012 (PLvsPW) 15. Naruhodo Objection 2017 16. Edgeworth Objection 2011 17. Phoenix Objection 2002 I hope that's everything. Also I think almost every Objection theme(and even the non objection themes) are bangers, so it's sometimes hard to choose which you prefer over the other.
As the biggest apologist of GK2's frankly underrated soundtrack (it's my favorite in the series), allow to me express the absolute truth how thoroughly unfitting Objection! 2011 is for Edgeworth's character - in fact, I'd argue it better fits Gumshoe (who's never a playable character barring a single minigame in The Imprisoned Turnabout). Objection 2009 may have started as a glorified remix of Great Revival - Miles Edgeworth, but at least it greatly fits Edgeworth, and is my second favorite Objection! theme (behind GS1. Meh choice for a number 1, I know).
New chapter of trials 2013 is underrated, I think it’s not remembered much because most people don’t care about monstrous or cosmic (but I love both cases)
@@XenoviasCave yea it’s a shame because of how good this theme is. I love objection 2013 and courtroom revolutionaire but there’s something different about Apollo’s theme. I’d say dual destinies has the best lineup of objection themes (SoJ has a worse athena theme that’s still really good, a Phoenix theme I like less but still love, and an Apollo theme that isn’t bad but doesn’t compare to 2013)
