Kristoph's Plan Fails...? (Apollo Justice Alternate Scenario) 

I do feel sorry for Klaiver considering how manipulated he was, it was cute how easily he charmed Trucy tho.

I was going “IS HE GOING TO…”

Kristoph : if i am going down then i will make everyone go down with me

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I mean it kinda makes sense, he's still 17 here, so maybe he thought he didn't even stand a chance of pushing back against his brother

Yeah this video is honestly pretty bad. For the first half I let myself get really into Succession and I studied Apollo Justice like studying for a test… but the second half was not as well thought out. The only way Phoenix would believe any of what Kristoph said is if this was his first trial, or at most before Justice For All. I’d love to revisit this video and make it more faithful in the future however.

Doesn't Klavier show up later in the series tho? Like, he is no longer a major player in the plot because that requires them to admit AJ happens, but he's certainly not in the "disbarred and jailed for life"-situration.

I can see what your train of thought is, but it’s a weak point. Phoenix would know Kristoph is lying regardless, because of the reaction Klavier provides. He wouldn’t have even needed the magatama - that’s why this video is flawed. The magatama is never used at any point during court, which means that he would have no reason to do it in this case either.

ACTUALLY now that you mention the "cross over cross-examination" thing, I got that habit from Better Call Saul lol. Jimmy, Kim, and alot of other lawyers often shorten "cross-examination" to "cross" in that series, which is a habit I picked up. Whoopsies. >_< But thanks for your kind works I super appreciate it ^ ^

@@lilmarceyx3 NP! :D

I don't think I ever finished upscaling him but here you go regardless: NJZDSO

@@lilmarceyx3 thanks

Also, the killer if I remember correctly

⁠@@naattxxnaattxx7055 He’s not the killer *yet*. He planted the ticking time bombs in the forger’s stamp and nail polish with poison, so depending on how the events here play out, we don’t know for sure if its gonna happen earlier or later than the original, or if it happen at all. The murder of Enigmar also happens way later, and it had Wright lose his job in the first place, tho still possible Kristoph might kill Enigmar anyway.

​@@naattxxnaattxx7055 Magnifi committed suicide due to Valant arriving at the hospital after Zak. Valant being upset that he wouldn't get ownership rights decided to pin the blame on Zak.

Hell we wouldnt have the agency most likely

And if you think about it, there is a good chance that Kristoph might end up murdering Phoenix because he got a little too close to the truth, as well as all his spying like he did in Apollo Justice.

I'd say that entirely depends on Phoenix trying to dig any deeper. As long as he doesn't he won't be a threat to Kristoph.@@lilmarceyx3

​@prosecutorwalton Yeah but... this is Phoenix we're talking about here. Getting to the truth is kinda his whole thing.

@@Yuka54318 Yeah, I feel like Phoenix definitely would feel like there is something more to it and dig deeper, which could lead to his death.

@@lilmarceyx3 and then there’s the Phoenix Luck:tm: that saves his ass from getting killed and instead just gives him a paper cut

Ah yes, the good ending : Phoenix kept his job.

@@Noone-ub4isI mean in a way, yeah

Apollo would have been a defense attorney anyway, considering the backstory from Spirit of Justice

And the Dark Age of Law never start glorious.

and maya kept getting accused of murder

Oh nice catch! I didn’t even notice it myself. :3

@@lilmarceyx3 Glad I could Help lol! (And this is the First Time I’ve been Pinned! Pretty Cool lol! Also, Poor Klavier man.)

Klavierverse

@@lenarratorsocietyofsuperio2731 Ace Attorney: Into The Klavier-Verse!

Truly like an Ace Attorney game localization, even the typos and mistakes!

Maybe if this alternate version of events was a bonus in a remake of AJ or sth, then there would be a choice between just letting it rest or asking further questions "even if it seems pointless because we have a rather airtight chain of events" and the result if you win that extension is another alternate ending of Kristoph being caught 7 years early.

Perfect way to solve this case Wright here! XD

I was going to make some idea that made Phoenix aware that submitting evidence you recieved from a child you did not know was stupid, but this is the half that would make this case work out perfectly.

lol, I tried to make that like a sort of what Damon Gant does in the final trial day of RFtA, but it ended up being a little goofier than I expected >_

​@@lilmarceyx3dont worry, it still turned out to be good!

I’m really glad most people liked that line, as well as Klavier’s mini breakdown. I wanted to make that scene feel like Phoenix’s scene where he’s being accused and he knows he can’t do anything but watch as his profession, as well as the truth, is ripped away from him. Making Klavier do the same was for a different reason; I figured that he would be so appalled by his own brother betraying him, for what he believes to be no reason, that he just wouldn’t have found the right words to say anything back.

phoenix not losing his job is still epic

@@Left4Coochie he doesn't adopt trucy in this timeline :(

Ah yeah, someone said they wanted an alternate scenario vid, and since I had finished this one I though I’d just upload it lol And yeah I try my best, thankies ;w;

I do not mind, do as you please. I’d love to see what you come up with. ^-^

And Wright won immediately after the first cross examination

A yes, good ol’ Eustace Winner

Lol yeah, I’ve been debating on whether to make a sequel or alternate scenario to this alternate scenario, because I could see that delving here would be an excellent idea.

I honestly feel the same. On the surface, I thought it could work because by this time, Phoenix was well known by his peers and so if he were to present the torn off segment of the diary, people would assume that there is more to it because of Phoenix’a reputation. However I definitely felt that Kristopher could have been handled better in the sense that he definitely had no reason to just come out of nowhere and try to accuse Wright. I never even used Drew Misham as well, which is a bummer and I really wish I had done so because it was a missed opportunity. But, Kristoph getting impatient and wishing to throw Phoenix under the bus felt something reminiscent to what he’d have probably done if, say, Klavier just never brought up the possibility of forged evidence, or in this scenario, Phoenix just didn’t have it with him. I appreciate the criticism!

@@lilmarceyx3 I do believe that your idea of Kristoph throwing Klavier under the bus might work out. But I think Kristoph should interrupt the process after Misham's second testimony, like Gant did in Lana's case. Trucy's words should not be considered admissible as evidence. And here's the twist: After Klavier's final speech, Kristoph stops the judge before postponing the procedures and requests the recess, and then he convinces Valant to confess that he tampered with the scene. Zak gets an acquittal. In the lobby, just before Phoenix and Zak start to celebrate their victory similarly to the Stolen Turnabout, Kristoph comes to them. He says that his new client accuses Zak of illegitimately denying him the right to the Gramarye's name and demands compensation for tarnishing his good name. His case becomes more solid than Wright's because Zak was still not cooperative with him like it was from the start, and because Zak did not notarize the page like he eventually does in the original timeline 7 years later. Zak does not believe in the victory, and still decides to escape. This time, however, he steals the diary with the missing page, because of his pride and because he does not believe that Trucy would be willing to commit to his vision. The trial is put on hold. Unfortunately, in comparison to Pearl, Trucy, who was the witness to it all, became resentful towards Wright and blamed him for losing her dad. Wright felt partially responsible for her current situation and, like in the original timeline, adopted her. But contrary to Von Karma's methods, he decides to support her in pursuing her wishes, but in her good name instead of Gramarye's one. After 7 years, Apollo still joins Kristoph's office because he believes that Kristoph's case is closer to justice and Valant's name is illegitimately tarnished. Meanwhile, Klavier, while incarcerated, becomes a proto-Blacquill because, similarly, he holds some keys to the truth. The Turnabout Trump still happens, but of course in a different configuration, though that might be a story for another time.

That's because this Phoenix is only a couple months away from the trilogy's end.

Thank you so much for the feedback, I really do appreciate it. I try my best to write Shu Takumi's characters with as much accuracy as possible so I'm glad this has sort of shown that. ^-^

"The judge continues the trial for this accusation, and just passes a verdict without any evidence?" Surprisingly still in character for the judge. Remember, he was convinced to allow multiple witness testimonies just because he was given a calamari and he literally says: "What's with you people? Can't I give my verdicts in peace?" I'd be shocked if he postponed the remainder of the trial for the following week.

Most likely yeah.... ;3

@@lilmarceyx3 LOL he is a pushover

To be fair, if you're dealing with a judge who is far too easily swayed and forgetful while assigning you tasks that's reserved for the detectives and police department (who apparently are so incompetent that they let Gregory Edgeworth's murder stay unsolved for years, or are so corrupt that they try pinning a murder on a literal kid just to nail a serial killer), all while being shat on by everyone every other "Hold it" or "Objection", I'm sure jail would be tempting after dealing with it all for years.

i fear

Tysm ^-^

Likely Winston Payne.

Yeah lol I made a lot of these mistakes in this video trust me>_< Thank you for your kind words :3

and in this case it can be also a metaphor for something like "they played me like a piano" because of kristoph or smth like that, just thinking out loud