Edgeworth wants to see Phoenix NAKED?!? 😩 | Ace Attorney Justice For All [27] 

That was exactly what I thought happened to Dan. 😂😂😂

That would be neat...

Does Miles Edgeworth is Gay?

​@dnmstarsi I don't know does he?

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Lol do you watch any of the Ace Attorney with a real lawyer playthroughs? Bet they're cathartic 😆 (savedata's is my fave, it's the longest running one so far)

Not in Japanifornia. Their courtroom allows assault on your defense attorneys and gay law and order.

Also like, they did the one thing you really shouldn't do if someone pleads the fifth: imply that means they're guilty lmao

@@dnmstarsi I will allow assault if it means gay law and order

@@Stratoscaster And it was the judge, no less. This is a kangaroo court. The kangarooest of courts.

I think they forgot about him lol

At least they seem to finally realize at the end there.

Tbf it could be a red herring lol, I mean it's not their fault their parents named them that The weirdest thing is them assuming that De Killer (the one forcing them to clear Matt's name) and Adrian Andrews (the one they think killed Juan), is the same person

@@psykodactyle oh its even better than that.

@@danielledhaliwal6478 I've actually played the games (on Dual Destinies now) but there's a reason this case is my favorite

Same thing happened with the actual writers of the game! They apparently honestly didn’t see how in AA1 Phoenix and Miles could be read as complicated but romantic. They didn’t know until they’d search for fan feedback and learn wrightworth was incredibly popular! That’s why for the second entry, you have characters like what’s his face with the star makeup and Ron DeLite, their designs are based off of yaoi manga. It’s also why the second game treats Phoenix and Miles as “on a break” Seriously, take away the game’s context and see their dialogue. Phoenix sounds like a dude who just went through a nasty breakup, and that was intentional! (It’s also interesting Capcom collaborated with a jewelry company in Japan like a decade ago. They made a set of RINGS with designs based off Wrightworth. Apollo and his prosecutor have other pieces, but they gave Phoenix and his lover a set of rings! They’re not hiding how they lean into the ship!)

*breathes heavy* ITS NOT STUPID!

I mean Phoenix and Edgeworth get shipped in the same way with the rest of the fanbase lmao

That’s honestly how most fan fiction starts I mean look at sonic and shadow that started as a joke too and look at all the sonic fan fiction that exists now they even acknowledge it in sonic boom with sonamy 😂

"unnecessary feelings"

FR I SPAT OUT MY DRINK WHEN I SAW THAT

I laughed really loudly my sister shut me up when i saw that line 😭😭😭

When I say I SCREAMED laughing. Bless the game writers for giving us this.

I was so sure the title was referring to some joke they were gonna make about shipping Phoenix and Edgeworth, so imagine my surprise when I read Edgeworth actually saying that shit

When I'm not looking directly at the screen, it's hard to tell what parts are legit script or parody 😂😂

The fact that there's a vilain in the investigations series that is literally that is so funny

@@kristophesiem5336 , do you mean the one at the end of Investigations? Or the one from the 5th case in the 1st game?

@@Hermititis the one at the end of investigations, yeah Edgeworth: I have physical, tangential proof that you have done all of this illegal stuff and are involved with this other illegal stuff Main baddie: Do you, tho? Edgeworth: Oh my god he's right...

Moment?

@@Neko-kun-0w0ラーメン 44:49 :)

They gotta suddenly have a new animation that often dramatically changes what they look like lol

Oh we’re getting to that.

we're getting there, we'll meet them soon

The Phoenix Wright breakdowns are the best part of the series. The best one is the final trail of Apollo Justice.

omg i hadn't heard of that line, that's insane i love it

When does he say that lmao

@@statementofjoespooky1660 It's in the Apollo Justice trilogy

@@statementofjoespooky1660 the final case of dual destinies, i think. if you choose an incorrect theory, edgeworth says something like "your credibility just called and asked you to put a sock in it" to which phoenix replies with. uh. That

Maya's "he doesn't seem like your typical attention whore to me" is pretty up there for me

if this game was made today they'd have named him goonsworth

I've read plenty of fanfic and seen plenty of fanart and it still feels less gay than the actual games

Two seconds away. The first second would be strangling the witness for playing around with the true killer's calling card the entire time.

​@guidojacobs2002 true, as Edgeworth's priorities are the only thing straight about him

@@margotchaput3070 the only straight thing I'm CRYING thank you

A man still filled with "unnecessary feelings".

“Right in front of my salad?!”

yeah its so funny, because the real killer doesnt actually even matter

@@KarasuWaKotaeta , well, I didn't want to spoil anything, but you're right that...[spoiler] ...the person actually behind Juan's murder could have had an alibi and it wouldn't have changed anything.

Shhhh 🤫 let them forget. It’ll keep them off the trail of the real killer until the big surprise.

shhh let them suspect him. i want them to be so thrown off when the real murderer is revealed

I thought it was that too lol. I'm not a native speaker so I just thought "mi guapo" was maybe a term of endearment

- Wendy Oldbag

He is my strength My dignity And he is my handsome I could be your handsome or your ransom

It's him being New Jersey 40s again. That's a line from "The Beating of a High School Spanish Teacher" from Adam Sandler's _They're All Gonna Laugh at You._

​@@Virjunior01 oh damn you're so right

If you think about it, guides are kind of like tutorials telling you how to play the game, so it's no surprise Arin's still making mistakes. Love Game Grumps, but they definitely have blind spots when it comes to following instructions and following logic in a narrative-based mystery game. Makes sense, cus they're doing a show.

It didn't seem like the case for that part of the video, but perhaps the walkthrough/guide provided for them was like "MUST READ : choose that option or you'll get a gameover. Do not forget!"

NO BUENO! ... WHAT!?

​@@Crocogator Google Translate is like, do you want this to be partially Spanish then partially English, or Partially English then partially Spanish? 🤔

@@Wyatt_Brownand it makes me. So happy NO GOOD! ... QUE?!

NO GOOD! ... QUE!? Fucking hilarious. 😂

​@@Wyatt_Brown I think that's the first time I've seen it do that

genuinely frustrating and weird as they made jokes over it and about it

to be fair though, they also have the death penalty

Theres definitely times where theyre just seeing the lines and not actually taking them in, lol

They mistook it for a reference to the death penalty

They were too busy being dumb and injecting whatever humor they could into a fairly dark dialogue.

I don't know how they mistook it for the death penalty but they somehow did

Yeah, I was really looking forward to their reaction to that too. Ah, well. At least Pixel Partners gave a good reaction.

kinda frustrated about that. between that and basically forgetting about Maya, they're missing the whole atmosphere of the case. it's one of the most desperate points of Phoenix's career, he's pushing at the boundaries of his own ethics to try and protect his friend, and he's trying to make this case go the way the rest have but he _can't_ the main reason this case is so good is the emotional impact, imo. there's the great twist, of course, but I don't think it'd have had the same impact on me if I wasn't so emotionally invested in trying to save Maya I know they have a comedy show to do, but Adrian is one of the best non-main characters, and seeing her break made me feel awful when I played the first time

SAME!

or now he does, at least. he changed a lot between in a year

she'll come around. phoenix has that effect on people 😂

@@MegamanStarforce2010 It honestly depends how you interpret game 1 and some of the later games. It's like 50% "did they retcon this to make Edgeworth lighter and softer when they saw how popular he was" and 50% "they actually intended case 1-2 as a mislead on how bad Edgeworth was so that it was more surprising when he's not so bad and needs your help, and all the later stuff is them trying to make it clearer." I think there's an implication that he does care about the truth at least somewhat, even early on in the flashbacks and 1-2. Unfortunately he's so much of a pawn other people are using and some of the investigations are so slapdash and poorly done to fit what more corrupt people pulling the strings want, so he really misses key conclusions until Phoenix and earlier Mia point out the problems. Edgeworth then tries to gloss over his uncertainty by going full in on believing everyone he prosecutes is guilty and deserved it right up until those conclusion gets blown up (though at least he doesn't double down and doesn't keep suspecting people after they've proven their innocence). And also he takes like a whole year to try to sort out the mind twists Manfred and Gant put him through.

I mean... Edgeworth... So... Yeah...

You mean the purpose of a trial isn't to dramatically and publicly solve a crime in real time?

The problem with Phoenix Wright court is that it's "guilty until proven otherwise", so you can't prove your client innocent unless you prove someone else is 100% the culprit. Japanifornia

I'm pretty sure they do have separate trials for the revealed killers, but we never see them, as they've already admitted to the crime. The only exception, to my knowledge, is the Mask de Masque case.

​@@kristophesiem5336 I was always confused by whether it's "innocent until proven guilty" or "guilty until proven innocent" because I used to watch lawyer/mystery/police dramas from different countries, but at some point, (maybe too many cop/crime jdramas/mangas at one point in time) I realised "guilty ..." was mostly Japanese "Innocent ..." seems to be countries that follow the English Law and/or in the west This is probably a subject I could research further at some point but....there's too many random rabbit holes I'll fall somehow fall into so...that'll just stay in the back of my head for now 🙃

There is a separate trial for the new person. That's actually a key point in the second Trials and Tribulations case.

I've never seen that stripped naked line before, that was wild

Yeah the good thing about Arin is that he enjoys going off the cuff enough that sometimes he just selects things and goes oops oops, better check what I was supposed to do. Makes for good content.

Noooo, his a-lee-bee!

unless it got spoiled by the walkthrough already lol

Tell ‘em Naegi!

Same

separate funny thing about the dub, they're the VAs for aizawa and shigaraki in the MHA dub

@neonblkhole woah wait I knew about Eric and Shigaraki, but Chris voices Aizawa too? That's sick

Edgeworth's development in the trilogy and the Investigations games are excellent IMO, love his epiphany that the truth is the true goal of any lawyer. One of my favourite lines from Investigations 1 is this: "As a prosecutor, what I pursue is not the perfect victory, but the perfect truth. And if that means that the bridge I must cross will crumble beneath my feet... then let it crumble as I walk on towards the truth!"

Juan es muy guapo y también es mi guapo.

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im so excited!!

I can't wait to see their reaction to the actual twist. The fact that they have genuinely believed everyone else could be the killer except for the actual guilty party hopefully means that they will be floored once it's revealed.

I can just hear the audible ‘HOLY SHIT’ Dan will say when he and Arin discover the truth

I want to hear their theory on how the judge is the killer.

Same 😂

Me after reading the title: 👅👄👅

Yeah, this case is really hard on her.

@@theflickchick9850 i just felt the need to say it bc no ones saying anything🤧

And sometimes the glitched dialogue doctor from Petz Rescue Wildlife Vet.

If you trust the Miles Edgeworth investigations games, that's not true. Since for example, Mr. Frank Sawit appears in a case taking place in a prison.

@@hellhound78 i think it depends on premeditated murder vs second degree

@@hellhound78 Oh, interesting, I didn't know that. Actually, now that I think about it, in this game we also see Morgan in prison later on. I was saying this based on the premise, where I thought it said that this is a "futuristic" judiciary system where the d3ath penalty is used on everyone after a shortened trial or something. Maybe I didn't remember correctly

@@angryfluteperson Well in Morgan's case she didn't commit the murder, just assisted. That being said, I believe it just mentions the system is fast and often finds people guilty but not that it specifically goes for execution more often.

I could see Edgeworth fumbling at trying to be dominating and confrontational, right until Phoenix gets into it as well and then he has no idea what to do anymore lol

Edgey-poo is absolutely one of the powerbottoms we say bienvenue to, you're right.

@@rebellemuria literally that one bit where Dan and arin are fumbling w dirty talk until they throw up. That’s Edgeworth.

But what if it really was him? LOL

He's a really supportive boyfriend

@@reynet5543 Phoenix is so lucky to have such a handsome, big shwangin dick boyfriend to help him through this crucial trial even tho hes on the opposing side.