Phoenix Wright's Objection! from Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice. Developer(s): Capcom Publisher(s): Capcom Composer(s): Noriyuki Iwadare Check out a full playlist of extended Spirit of Justice themes! • Ace Attorney: Spirit o...
@@OwysGaming It was kinda like that Ron DeLite case where it starts out as a non homicide case before turning into a murder case, because PLOT. Also, Maya was held hostage, because they needed a reason for Phoenix to have a case against his student, because I guess if they placed Trucy as a hostage, then Apollo would have a problem. Honestly though, Trucy is the best at hostage situations. She gets kidnapped and just uses her magic to keep the others busy or try to get in contact with her Dad. Maya just sits there like a noodle being all "I'm so hungry for burgers~" Actually, now that I think about it, I think the best person that should be held hostage against Phoenix is Miles Edgeworth, because if he does get in contact with Phoenix, he'd have loads of info on the kidnappers, their location, their identity and the whole nine yards. Then again, holding a Chief Prosecutor hostage wouldn't be such a smart idea, unless you're Shelly De Killer.
just goes to show that this truly is phoenix's objection theme and not the "player" objection theme. this is also what the prosecutors probably felt like.
"Mr A'rebal, you wear your heart on your sleeve, just like me. When people like us are backed into a corner, we'll always come back to what we believe in. And this is what I believe in" ~Presents Attorney's Badge ~Final Psyche lock breaks That moment came out of nowhere, and was incredible. The only thing it was missing was this song.
Come to think of it, Edgeworth is the only one who has an objection theme (2 in fact), but it never plays when he objects in any of the Ace Attorney games. Unlike Godot and Blackquill
This may have been Mia's theme, but phoenix has inherited it. Mia lives on in phoenix. He's not the rookie attorney in AA1, or the decent lawyer in JFA, he is a legend of defense attorneys. His OBJECTION! themes show that he's grown so much. From a rookie with some flukes under his belt to a living LEGEND.
And on top of that, the newer games display further growth, though it isn't made nearly as prominent since hes no longer the only (or even the main) protagonist. Of course, in Apollo Justice, he's become much more mature, and his personality as a whole is much different, after an incident 7 years prior when phoenix was disbarred for presenting forged evidence given to him by the lawyer who had previously been representing the defendant in the case in question. Throughout the entire game, we see him looming over each case, especially the first and last ones.he acts very vague and cryptic at all times, and he's willing to go to any measure to achieve his goals, as seen when he has Apollo present forged evidence in case 1, and following that case, we see that Apollo gains a bad impression of Mr.Wright, and its constantly implied throughout the new trilogy that, in this first game, at least, the feeling is mutual, with Phoenix thinking little of Apollo's legal capabilities. In dual destinies, hes returned to the legal world, but in light of Apollo's lack of trust in him after the events of his own game, he attempts to shake the habits and personality he'd acquired during his disbarrment. we can still see bits of his cryptic side left from AJ in case 2 and 3. The tune of the DD remix really reflects that, especially when compared to SoJ's remix. In Spirit of Justice, Phoenix has returned to his old self in full, blind bluffs and all, and the almost smug, much more upbeat tone of the SoJ remix reflects that. We also see that by this point in the trilogy phoenix has gained full confidence in Apollo abilities, and even dubs him a full-fledged lawyer in his eyes.
The reason i'll prefer this specfic version of the this theme over the others always is because a very specific moment is attached to it in my head. The others are just kind of, there but when i hear this theme i'm instantly brought to Phoenix deciding to defend Alibi despite the risk to the life. It helps that that moment was the most phoenix wright-y of Phoenix wright moments, pretty much years in the making since Edgeworth first did the same thing in school, just with much lower stakes.
@@FancyNeon objection! you are abusing your power as the judge! you should know not to do that. after all.. *you were the judge in the Manfred Von Karma case*
@@themcusbiggestfan3210 imagine a Manfred von Karma judge *look at Objection Funk, in von Karma's solo you can see him on the judge's seat at one point*
@@ajsport31 lmao, there's also an animation (idk if it's on the game but it is on objection.lol/maker) where von Karma (witness version) wields a tazer while smiling. on objection.lol/maker the animation is called "Threaten"
To everyone complaining this is another remix of T&T's Objection theme, Let it go... and move on. But in all seriousness, it's clear that Capcom intends this to be Phoenix's character theme. Now that we have so three lawyers to control, it's important for each of them to have their own leitmotif. It's a musical tell unique to them that's relatively unchanging throughout games. Notice that Apollo and Athena both also have unique objection themes that carried over from Dual Destinies, with Apollo's carrying over from his first game (in fact, both Apollo and Phoenix have had their respective objection themes in three separate games, but people only seem to complain about Phoenix's). As for why they chose Trials and Tribulations, it's probably because it was the most fitting. Not only was that game the culmination of Phoenix's development as a lawyer, but it's objection theme shares many of the first objection theme's elements, yet it has a much lighter, calmer tone, which is representative of Phoenix's growth.
I always figured they made the T&T theme Phoenix's because that game sorta established it with Mia in the first case, and Phoenix himself is essentially continuing Mia's legacy so it would make sense this is the theme they chose. Damn good melody regardless.
Pretty sure they took it from T&T cause the composer for the new series is the same one who worked on T&T, I think. Also, it was just the last theme lol
@@ProfessionalismTrash Isn't this the same theme from the first game? Why people say T&T? I know it's also there but it's a remix. The only game that gave Phoenix a different Objection theme was Justice for All
yeah, it represents current Phoenix the most Spoilers to the Trilogy AA1 Phoenix was a newbie who barely won his cases, his first case was super easy, his second case he won thanks to Mia in the end, his third case he won thanks to Edgeworth's help during the last part, his fourth case established him as a real lawyer, even tho he used the help of Maya (her objection that lead to her getting arrested, that scene where she snatched the bullet from Von Karma), Larry (him saving him in the last second with his sudden testimony), but he still beat Von Karma, she is something Justice For All starts with Wright as a trusty Lawyer, not the greatest, but he's capable of turning the case around with his bluffs and crazy theories (which are always right), but I like to think the final case changed Phoenix from being a rookie who is just winning with no direction into a full fledged Lawyer who understands what it means to be a Lawyer, Trials and Tribulations made him the Phoenix we know right now, he reached the peak of the mountain, he's now a living legend, from uncovering Luke Atmey's master plan (although he fell for it first, but he managed to turn it around) to being so famous that someone impersonated him, and we can't forget the final case ofcourse, where Godot finally acknowledged him, so the current Phoenix from DD and SOJ is the same Phoenix as Trials and Tribulations except more experienced (thanks to 7 years of investigating the Gramarye and Kristoph's crimes) so AA1 is from Rookie to Rising Star, AA2 is from Rising Star to Decent, AA3 is from Decent to Living Legend
@@skycloud4802 some are actually getting tired of him. They think he has been in to many cases and needs to hand the spotlight to someone else. Not me tho Phoenix is literally the best
@@donnie1774 phoenix is the fucking best og Nowadays fortnite kids would want to replace him with something cringe be thats not happening The original trilogy is older than most people on the internet 🤣
@@donnie1774 the others aren't cringe, sure i like Apollo and edgeworth and all but then people will get tired of them too. It's better to have th mean himself than create a fucking mess of your franchise And idk I get only more exited if PW or ME or AJ get more screentime
"The 3D duology won't have good music, they'll probably butcher the old songs too like they did with the voice actors." This masterpiece: *Allow me to introduce myself.*
*Everyone complaining about how Phoenix's Objection is just another remix of what is essentially his theme* *No one batting an eye at Apollo's theme and Athena's theme being remixed for their Objections*
I love this theme. Who cares if it's another remix of T&T. This is literally Phoenix's theme. Considering what happened at the end of T&T, I'd expect this to be his theme. Pretty symbolic (I wanted a remix of another theme, but if it's this then I'm fine honestly. It's not a deal breaker for me. Still just as hyped as before).
animeblaze9000 I love the theme too, I would love it if they did a throwback to the original objection theme just for one moment in a case, like when Phoenix was defended Maya in court again, but hey I'm fine either way.
@@SiHasBeenSpawned objection 2001 too played for phoenix in aj (written by shu takumi) But dual and spirit is not written by shu, so thats why i think they consider it his theme Even in umvc3, objection 2001 is his theme
Phoenix must really be a professional if hearing this with him as the defense makes you feel a badass, and hearing it with him as the prosecution/plaintiff's attorney gets you trembling in your boots.
I'd say they're all Phoenix's themes to some extent, especially since it's Objection 2001 is the theme used for Phoenix's final trial before his disbarment. 2001 is his main "theme" pre disbarment, and 2004 is his main theme after his return to law.
Lol Phoenixception! College Phoenix: Ace Attorney Young Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PW:AA to PL VS AA) Hobo Phoenix: Ace Attorney Mature Phoenix Wright :Ace Attorney(PW:DD and PW:SoJ) Throw all those Phoenix's on to one Defense Bench and Your Honor you will have the best damn Defense Team in the universe!
Prosecution Responses: Winston Payne: NOOOOOOOO! THE REST OF MY HAIR!!!!!!!!!! Gaspen Payne: NOOOOOOOO! TOO MANY ROOOOOOOOOOOKKKIIIIES! Miles Edgeworth: OBJECTION! "Slams one fist on desk and uses the other to support himself with a WTF look on his face" T-THIS IS COMPLETE BULLSHIT WRIGHT!!!!! YOU'RE BREAKING THE SPACE TIME CONTINUUM!!!!!! Manfred von Karma: "Slams desk and grabs shoulder" WRRRRRAAAAGGH!!! Franziska von Karma: OBJECTION! I"LL DEFEAT ALL OF YOU MR PHOENIX WRIGHTS IN COURT!!!!!!!! Godot Armando: OBJECTION!!! GIVE YOUR ALL TRITE'S!!!! I'LL SMITE YOU WITH MY SPECIAL BLEND 107!!!! Klavier Gavin: ACH SHIIIIIIIIITTTT!!!!! HERR FOREHEAD!!!! FRAULEIN SKKKYEE!!! SAVE ME!!!!!!!! "Runs off crying like a little girl." Simon Blackquill: OBJECTION! "STARTS LAUGHING HIS ASS OFF" OH GOD THIS IS TOO GOOD WRIGHT DONO!"STARTS BANGING DESK AND LAUGHING AT THE SAME TIME" "GOES OFF DEEP END" THIS IS WHAT I LIVE FOR!!!! I SHALL USE THE FULL POWER OF MY BLADE!!!!!
Judge: M-MR WRIGHTS??!!! Um OK... is the defences ready? College.P: ACHOOO! T-THE DEFENCE IS READY YOUR HONOR! Young.P: THE DEFENCE IS READY YOUR HONOR! Hobo.P: HMPH......"Puts hand on toque and smirks"" THE DEFENCE IS BACK AND READY YOUR HONOR! Uh you mind if I chug this grape juice? Mature.P: "smirks" THE DEFENCE....WAS BORN READY!!!!" "Slams finger in Prosecutions face"
WHAT DO YA THINK LADDIES!!?? DID I GET EVERYONES PERSONALITIES RIGHT???!!!!! Wait a minute I have another idea! Great Attorney Onizuka! HAHAHAHAHA OH BRAIN I LOVE YA!!!!!
2001: I'm a Newbie but I got this! 2002: I'm more experienced and will find the truth! 2004: I know what I'm doing so sit down be humble. 2013: I'm back bitches 2016: SHUT UP I'M TALKING HERE GO TO JAIL
Ironic considering his whole goal this game was fixing a foreign country's corrupt judicial system that jails convicts with little to no trial, and if there is a trial it is wholly one sided and one dimensional
Everyone says that '04's Objection was Mia Fey's theme. Maybe it is. But I feel like it belongs to Phoenix, because he's the mentor now. The song screams experience, and after all he's been through, experience is what he has.
Spoilers Seriously, in case 5, when Phoenix acknowledges you as "Mr. Justice" and when this theme plays against you I had to get up and take a huge breath. This moment was too real for me.
Unrelated topic While I searched for the transcript for Turnabout Revolution, I went to the bottom of the page and saw a related search: phoenix wright all characters. What did I see there? Professor Hershel Layton. LAYTON was in THAT LIST. Thank Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney for that.
Out of all the video game lawyers I have seen, no one can be as awesome as the OG Capcom Defense Attorney, Phoenix Wright. From the first game to the most recent entry in the series in 2016, Spirit of Justice, he has clearly been shown to evolve in skill over the course of his career as an attorney. His signature theme was made in Trials and Tribulations, released in 2004. This theme was so iconic that it eventually got remixed in Dual Destinies, and remixed again in Spirit of Justice. Undoubtedly the best lawyer anyone can imagine, he was so good that he even got his own anime as a result, which is something that not a lot of anime-styled video games do these days, the only other two I can think of that follow this formula were Persona 5 and Danganronpa. Danganronpa I believe was in fact inspired by Ace Attorney as a whole, solving trials and cases to progress further into the game. It's currently unknown if Danganronpa and Ace Attorney will eventually have a collaboration together, but if that were the case, I'm almost certain that Phoenix Wright would easily beat Monokuma in his trial, which I would love to see in the final trial. If this theme is put into that collaboration game, yes, it will be a little lazy from the developers, but how can anyone complain about that at all? This theme is the true embodiment of law, order and Justice. Not a ten out of ten, but so far beyond that. ♾️/10. Best video game character to ever exist! Congratulations, you just earned a subscription from me that will last for eternity! Keep up all the great work you do! 👍
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This is definitely my favorite version of the Objection theme. Something about how the violins and drums interact with each other is absolutely divine.
This is probably the best Phoenix Theme but seeing it in the Civil Trial feels odd, it's menacing do doubt but so much of it feels too heroic and smart, if Capcom remixed it to give it a more menacing aura like how Apollo feels in the Civil Trial, it would have made that Trial even better.
maybe a remix of the original objetion theme just for this trial would be nice, since that theme is not that heroic but more of "i've outsmarted you" kinda vibe.
i disagree i think its better to hear this since it really feels like youre going against how phoenix is as you play as him, it also helps how much smarter he looks because you cant see his thoughts
I really love how the objection theme for Phoenix sounds more mature, yet more serious. It just shows that his life is literally on the line to prove his client is innocent.
"Even if it means being subject to the Defense Culpability Act... I will defend Ahlbi!" Everyone talks about case 5 and for good reason. But it's at this moment. This singular moment, that made overthrowing the kingdom much more plausible. Pheonix Wright even when all odds were against him, more than ever.. even when facing the possibility of losing his life. Stood his ground and not only proved that the divination séance was false.. but also won. Being the first lawyer in over 20 years to have won a case in the lawyer hating kingdom. Love him or hate him there's no denying that this guy is a force to reckon with.
I always felt Objection 2001, while still a great track in itself, was a bit too simplistic to be a character's theme. 2004 is in the game where Phoenix's character arc comes full circle, so it's perfect.
If I were to ever compose for an ace attorney, one thing I would really love to do is make an objection and/or pursuit theme for the prosecutor. Yeah sure a lot of them have their themes that play in court, but only Klavier's really screams "OBJECTION!" in the same way that the defence's do. Blackquill's, Godot's and Nahyuta's are too calm (although they are still great songs), and the von karma family's theme doesn't even play in court. It would be great to have an objection theme that was used in a similar way to the civil case in 6-5. Having Phoenix's objection play while you were playing as Apollo was so chilling and so cool, I want that to be a feeling that carries across to all prosecutors instead of just playing their normal theme or Reveal the Truth
True though. It would have to be a more sinister feel to it though. The only issue I have with this theme being used in the 5th case is it is clearly meant to be hyped and successful sounding. Even though what just happened, was actually a setback
SPOILERS I really like the idea of the opposition having their own objection themes. If we ever get a Klavier/Blackquill investigations game I hope we hear apollo's/athena's objection themes
Watching Pierce Nichody get desperate before his breakdown while this played was sad. He was the best villain of SOJ and I will die on that hill! I hope he’s on parole, because honestly, he didn’t deserve to be arrested.
***** I hate that about the fanbase. Barely any of these themes are remixes of each other. They're different songs with the same purpose. They may have similarities but they aren't remixes. Investigation core 2013 (remix of 2009) is an exception.
No T&T is not a remix of the original.... Also it is getting stale at this point, the song is good it's just that Capcom is kinda milking of the fact that everyone likes T&T so much and they don't even pay attention to the other great objection themes.
This should've played in Dual Destinies when Phoenix yelled "Objection!" coming in the doorway,since it sounds more like a "Great Revival"ish theme.Anybody agree?
I wonder what a game Phoenix Wright will be on the Switch? Of course the same but what will be different? I want to feel those desk slamming, the evidence, etc.
The Switch is Nintendo's new super console. It's both a home console and a portable console. AND on top of that, the 3ds is dying. So AA7 will probably be on Switch.
Hah i used so many of these songs to speedrun through exams just cuz they kept me in a good mood due to needle perfect sound quality-thanks for uploading this
Ace Attorney need a What If. What If Mia never died? What If Thalassa chose Guilty? What If Apollo and Phoenix died in the courtroom? What If Asogi made it to Britain without a problem? What if the miracle never happen? What if Apollo isn't fine? What if Ryunosuke and Asogi get married? Ok maybe i'll stop but you get the concept.
Someone should make a triple mix of 3 versions of Phoenix's letimotif below: Phoenix Wright ~ Objection! 2011 (Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3) Phoenix Wright ~ Objection! 2012 - England (Professor Layton VS Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney) Phoenix Wright ~ Objection! 2015 (Project X Zone 2)
