Oh...oh no | Ace Attorney Justice For All [28] 

Same. It doesn’t get old. Hehe, *oldbag* I’ll leave… 🚶🏻

Same here dude 😤

Ngl this sucks a substantial amount of ass

I'm not mad, just disappointed. Somehow a part of me knew he would do this...

I have the worst feeling he'll tell Dan. He did that during Silent Hill and it really frustrated me.

Especially considering how long it takes for them to get through these games. It’s like watching a great show with a buddy but only two episodes every week and when you’re finally at the last arc, your bud says “DURR, sNaPE iS LUkE’s fAtHEr”

Arin has already played all the PW games. He admitted as much when they played the first game in the series years back, so not really spoling, more refreshing previous knowledge. But God help him if he spoils Dan. D:

And then of course at 35:56 Arin pretends he's "guessing" that Maya is in Engarde's house. "I TOLD you dude, I told you she's in this house" when Danny figures it out.

@@nick-tp6bk Whoa. Spoiler owl. :o

@@nick-tp6bk i think he knows the basic plot beats like who the killer is, but not the smaller stuff like maya being in matt’s house

@@crepprubyyeah he did say he “spoiled” by “going ahead” in a way, so he might’ve just poked through a walkthrough for like the next 3-4 steps through the case cuz he probably didn’t remember anything, but I genuinely don’t think he spoiled himself all the way down to the END of the case

And the only reason she's taking a vacation is Edgeworth is forcing her.

Well, the only reason Manfred chose _not_ to get surgery is because it would've placed him at the scene of a crime.

To be fair there's countless episodes where Dan will ask something about where the story may be going and Arin will pause then brush it off because he obviously knows what's coming but doesn't know whether to tell Dan. XD

whats astounding is that his goldfish memory allows him to still not know wtf is happening 90% of the time... either that, or he truly is the greatest actor of our time!

Except that some folks tend to get upset whenever they're stuck for periods of time or especially when they accidentally talk over important stuff while doing their show and people get anal that they didn't pay attention. Granted, there are times where they blame the game over their own screw ups but in the end of the day, let them play how they want because games are better when they play it at their own way, not how WE do things.

I prefer that Arin either has a walkthrough or looks ahead, because that means we won't be stuck in one part of the game for multiple episodes. In my opinion I don't think Arin over does it with walkthroughs.

@@turnipcrazy4602 walkthroughs are fine especially in games like these, idk why he would look it up before the video with the full ending when the point of watching it is to see their reaction, like he can use the walkthrough in real time without spoiling everything for himself

Edgeworth still doesn't even question the "director" of that health clinic so they're both batting zeroes at this point.

​@@rebellemuria A clueless match made in heaven.

Also why is the living room of Engarde's manor so dark if there are open windows

@@rebellemuria Also, this "master assasin" who's family has eluded capture for at least 100 years, couldn't come up with a better cover name than "John Doe"

To be fair to Phoenix, I don’t think he’s slept in like 30 hours or something by this point.

Snape kills Dumbledore

@@angelasfixations Damn you Spoiler Owl! Next thing you'll tell me that Tyler Durden was all in the narrator's head. D

Unfortunately, he already starts spoiling it for Dan at 34:10.

KYAAA! ROSEBUD!

@@HornetColoredDreams did you mean Dan? Edit: there we go

And then at court, she puffs up her chest a little too much and accidentally turns into a dead woman.

That’s such a cute image

some heavy 'Shariff from Squidbillies' energy... ...did i mention that the toy was for a Boy?

He has a boy toy now though. His name is Pheonix Wright!

LOL

I might be a little... But that's also part of the Game Grumps experience tbh, love them

Yeah I was going to say I was slightly disappointed when I heard that but that's all. Didn't even really recognize it until Dan said anything

@@alext6933 I wish we could see Arin's reactions to some games, like suprise horror games, because he often chooses the games and has to reads walkthroughs. This is also a really good court case, so yea, bit disappointing

Arin not understanding the appeal of blind playthroughs after being a let's player for over ten years is... ... Well it's a thing all right.

oh damn, i didn’t realize that was an actual thing, nor that it was genuinely that extreme. that really is dark.

@@plushdragonteddy Yep, I learned about this for the MCAT recently and the first thing I thought of was Adrian Andrews’ condition. Edgeworth was entirely correct in calling it an “illness” because it is exactly that. Personality Disorders in the Cluster C are characterized by fear and anxiety. They include Avoidant, Dependent, and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorders (OCPD is different from OCD). Her disorder is also Ego-Dystonic, in that she sees the disorder as something being wrong with her, rather than her being normal and the rest of the world being wrong. That can cause a lot of distress, and is why she tried so hard to hide it.

@@plushdragonteddy something tells me you will greatly enjoy the epilogue to this case. 😊

@@mikelxanadu 👀👀

This is extremely fascinating I hope you passed your MCAT!😊

It's easy to deduce such a thing, and if he hadn't said that, it would be very inorganic. Why not at least pretend he doesn't know?

He said he saw how it ends not the whole thing

he’s said that he’s already played all the games so technically he knows all of the endings but just refreshed himself

Why admit you spoiled the case for yourself and then pretend you hadn't? Would've made more sense to either not admit he spoiled it for himself, or at least not act as though he figured it out himself so that Dan has a chance to.​@@GreatWightSpark

I think Pearl also uses her magatama on Phoenix, and that's why she is protective of Maya's relationship with Nick (to the point of even slapping him - it's implied when she rolls up her sleeve and he talks about having a red face.)

@@GreatWightSpark That's a good point especially since the only reason the magatama Phoenix has is capable of seeing the psyche-locks is because of Pearl's power in the first place, so it'd make sense that her own magatama would be able to do the same, or at least something similar, it'd explain the reason she's so invested in their dynamic.

That was pretty obvious

@@user-gi9zy8rc2r Thanks for the reply bot👍

So am I

I'm not. Arin already admitted to playing all the PW games when the Grumps did the first game in the series, so it's fine long as Dan isn't spoiled.

@@ShunGuan But then at 34:09 Arin spoils for Dan "I bet Maya's in here", pretending to guess. and at 35:56 when Danny figures it out he's all "I TOLD YOU DUDE, SEE I TOLD YOU SHE'S IN HERE". Why is he pretending to be clever when he literally just admitted he read ahead and also has played it before?

@@nick-tp6bk I think it has something to do with the fact that he is grump but I could be reading too far into things.

Me too!

You get it

Ikr, it was same thing for DDLC and Undertale, so this doesn't bother me at all.

Of course people read ahead especially for walkthroughs and stuff. That's normal. I know about a lot of games I've never even played.

​@@fuzzyotterpaws4395watching a bunch of let's play RU-vidrs, I know about way MORE games than I've played

@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 yeah maybe not if your job is to be a lets player and people only watch you for your reaction to the game

Well it's not like cats _inherently_ know that sound means "go away". All you'd have to do is say something else when you want the cat to leave.

That whole exchange is so interesting, Edgeworth himself acknowledges that he has a parallel with the Adrian and Celeste storyline. I also think Edgeworth sorta thinks the truth will save her, but we don't know that about Edgeworth yet so it comes off way harsher than it does in hindsight.

Waaaaayyyy too early and esoteric for that joke right now

​@@weirdcat8373Even then, that joke never left Japan officially so some folks won't get what you're talking about.

Just a simple guy who likes selling ice cream, yes...

I understood that reference.

​@@kiirosoleil, this assassin has posed as a butler & a hotel bellboy. In another game in the series (one that didn't get a U.S. release), he poses as an ice cream salesman.

Came looking for this comment! It's so relatable!!!! 😂

Besides, if a defendant _is_ guilty, it's the prosecution's job to prove it. Why should Phoenix do it for them? It's basically the moral of the series that court proceedings work best when both the prosecution and the defense are both giving it their all. Because that means they'll leave no stone unturned.

:( isn't pearl like single digit old

Yes, which is why it was most likely changed

JAIL JAIL 100 YEARS DUNGEON

to quote dan some episodes ago, “dude, japan. come on, guys.”

The fact that they normalize perving on teenagers is one thing, but children in the single digits? Wtf is wrong with Japan.

GRUMP RANGER!!

Their zord is a gassy wolf with antlers, whose entire job is to fire and miss, repeatedly, until they pass out.

One of life's simple joys...is the boys! :D

Did he say that? I never got the impression that he was familiar with these characters before they played the games on the channel, other than stuff like knowing that Wright and Edgeworth are a popular ship (and you don't need to have played the games to know that).

@@Rikanuhe at least knew Mia dies

I don't mind him preparing for these episodes at all. In fact, going in blind seems amateur, and for a company owner, I would be surprised at his naivety if he didn't! He's an honest and hard working guy, who looks out for his friends and fans, regardless of the animosity.

@@GreatWightSpark He's the company owner and a *comedian*. Him prepping ahead of time makes things funnier and more enjoyable, especially when keeping Dan in the dark. All the hate is totally unwarranted.

Sounds very zero escape 😆 (which I hope they play one day 🤗)

They probably just checked what happens Next Time on Game Grumps, as they do, and Arin read the comment you wrote ahead of time from when they posted it in April. Not sure why other creators don't read future comments this way, it really helps maintain the illusion.

@@mordanthubris6516 I’m so confused by this comment. What?

@@statementofjoespooky1660 It's a joke. OP said that even though Dan said they were recording this in March, they could swear Arin repeated a comment posted in April verbatim. I'm suggesting that the GG can actually see the future, so when they say "Next Time on Game Grumps" at the end of videos (which is itself a joke, because as an unscripted improv show, they have no idea what's happening next time), they are in fact looking forward in time and that's how they read the April comment a month earlier in March.

@@mordanthubris6516 oh okay, got it. I was so confused lol

I know right...wright

Don't tell Edgeworth, he doesn't know Wright is spelled with a 'w'.

I'd have to say Payne is the least problematic. At least he doesn't whip, tase, throw hot coffee or update autopsy reports

@@Trtevoorryu Ironically I completely forgot Payne exists

I dont think he ruined anything in the second trial. It was painfully obvious with some of the dialogue that came out of nowhere.

​@@_Banjo_ I've learned with these types of games, you really can't make that assumption. What's obvious to one person can completely go over the head of another (and not just because their a comedy duo who records in batches every few weeks) Watching different danganronpa LPs are what really drove this home to me. I thought the games were stupidly easy to the point I thought the recommendations were trolling, until I watched ppl play who really went into trials not knowing the real murderer

Thankfully, Dan actually forgot about Arin guess spoiling the second case.

That's why she's not dead

@@randomkidnamedethan8065 0.0 Oh, shit, you're right!

Yeah, the pistol only shot her in the shoulder, instead of doing what a person would do and fatally aiming for centre mass, thus striking important organs.

_Bourbon sauce..._ And brown sugar bacon? And ANGUS STEAK? AND A _TOP BUN???_

Based. Arby's slays.

sadly, they have all closed in my area. i loved the curly fries

Hate their sandwiches personally. Their fries are pretty good though.

There's a line young and dumb Phoenix says in game three that I think was tailor made for Arin's sense of humor, and it happens I think in the very first case of that one. I hope someday we get there.

Glad someone else caught this! Thought it was a good detail

Underrated comment

At least one of them

Except that Arin already experienced this case before so him looking it up isn't spoiling anything. He's just reminding himself what happened in this case given how it's one of the best and not everyone wants to re-experience it blind especially when it's long and they have a schedule of games.

@@dnmstarsi when did he say he's played this before?

@@reagansido5823 Previous videos in the past. Arin is not new to Ace Attorney and hasn't spoiled it to Dan. Also why did you like your own comment? Looks like you're trying to make yourself sound like you have a point.

@@dnmstarsi Conveniently vague, huh?

some just don’t care for surprises and twists 🤷‍♂️ people just play in different ways and it’s obviously not ruining the experience for either of them