We see this more than ever in the final case. Phoenix is first joined by Trucy, who appears in order to get kidnapped later on and other than that provides no real input. The other difference is how cruel-hearted the game is.
This may be true, but Bridge to the Turnabout , Turnabout Beginnings and Turnabout Goodbyes never revelled in their darker sides as much as Tomorrow does — there are no images of Maya empty eyed, covered in blood like there are here. Sombre moments are treated with respect, and not dwelt on in the same way. He takes the stand to get in some last minute character development by claiming that Athena is indeed guilty.
There is, in here, the seed of some good, subtle development. This totally backfires, making Apollo come off like a smug asshole. It works using almost every tool in the Ace Attorney tool box. The Phantom gets a lot of flack for a couple of reasons, the first being that they are a character devoid of motivation and backstory, and that their distance from the events of the actual case distract from its emotional core. I think a lack of motivation is something that the other Dual Destinies villains suffer from far more than The Phantom.
All of them are simply in it for money and pretty much no other reason, and their motivations are swept under the rug pretty quickly — viewed as an unnecessary distraction. The Phantom, despite their lack of emotions, actually gets what is probably the most thorough examination of any of the Dual Destinies murderers.
The Dark Age is only ever talked about, and barely shown in practice. While taking down the Phantom is unlikely to end public distrust in the legal system in a literal sense do you really think dirty lawyers are going to stop forging evidence just because some spy got caught?
Taking down the person who has no emotions in order to bring emotion into court proceedings can be taken as a short-hand for the work that Phoenix and the gang are doing to reform the legal system. Of course, you do have to again forget that Phoenix sort of already did this in Apollo Justice. In the end, the Phantom is taken down by the power of friendship. But I think it also highlights how difficult it is to write a traditional Ace Attorney game. When it tries new things, it often feels unable to fully commit to them.
But that charm is often at its weakest here. As always, you can support me on patreon or follow me on twitter. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.
You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Skip to content. Take a gander at this from the introduction of the Mood Matrix as an example; Phoenix : Athena, I want you to use the analytical psychology you studied and listen to the testimony of Ms.
Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Featuring the hunt for a serial killer, police corruption, and evidence tampering, it saw you working with Miles Edgeworth to sift through the mountainous evidence and cross-examinations to learn the awful truth, and was a truly legendary case to signal Phoenix Wrights return to law.
The final case of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney saw a change in courtroom dynamics with a Jurist system, and involved a link to Wright's infamous final trial before he became disbarred for forged evidence. Turnabout Succession sees Apollo succeeding Phoenix as the game's main protagonist, but gives us everything we love about Phoenix Wright in courtroom-hijinks and humorous anecdotes.
It's the last case of the game and really goes out with a bang, solving Phoenix's troubles alongside featuring the new MASON system to give players control of the jury. The fifth and final episode to Spirit of Justice is a finale in two parts, seeing Apollo Justice facing Phoenix Wright on opposite ends of the court before heading to Kjura'in where Dhurke Sahdmadhi, the leader of the Defiant Dragons and Apollo's foster father is being tried for murder.
It's a rollercoaster of emotions as we see Phoenix and Apollo first battle it out and then dive into investigating a moving and unjust murder, It's a conclusion with an engaging and well-written narrative that strikes a more supernatural feel than we've seen in previous titles.
This case is the first introduction to some of the household names of the Ace Attorney series, including Maya Fey, Miles Edgeworth, Dick Gumshoe, and Marvin Grossberg making it all the more memorable when being wrapped around Mia Fey's murder. It throws just the right amount of curveballs and dramatic reveals to keep you guessing and for first-time players, showed them Ace Attorney always delivers on the unexpected. The penultimate case in Dual Destinies sees Apollo's friend Clay Terran - an astronaut at the Cosmos Space Centre - murdered when escaping a sabotaged rocket launch.
It's a complex plot, seeing the appearance of a mysterious phantom and Apollo's emotional resignation, leaving Phoenix to handle the case alone. How am I supposed to go on?! Thatta girl, Athena. It's good to see you finally let your tears out.
I'm too weak To help anybody Apollo : You're just bluffing again, aren't you? It's fine, Mr. I'm pretty sure Maya said in that Pearl's powers far outranks hers. There hasn't been anything said about physical limits or genetics.
So how did Maya yank the Mia from Pearl? From what I learned after reviewing 1 and 2, Maya has more power only when she's in danger. This was how she 1st summoned Mia in , and this was how she yanked Mia away from Pearl in Perhaps Maya just couldn't access her full power unless she's in trouble, that's why Pearl usually has more spiritual power than Maya in every day life.
Or maybe Mia just goes to whoever calls for her? Or maybe she chooses herself? The game doesn't explain the mechanics of it, but in Maya did say Pearl is stronger.
Or did she say it definitively? More topics from this board How do you say Athena Cykes name? Plot 1 Answer Will Phoenix's appearance in Apollo Justice permanently damage my image of him in my mind? General 2 Answers Is there any spoilers?
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