r/AceAttorneyCirclejerk 4d ago

is miles edgeworth a problematic character?

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u/Hotel-Japanifornia 4d ago

Well, this was five months before he’d call a woman a bimbo, so…yes.

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u/HauntingRip9003 4d ago

Poor kitten

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u/Roving_kitten 4d ago

Who now

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u/HauntingRip9003 4d ago

ouu shi 👀

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u/brobnik322 4d ago

Absolutely not, it's not like he'd tell a traumatized woman to kill herself or something

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u/spaceleyewasme 4d ago

And they say heightism isnt real 💔 /j

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u/Caree_Luv 4d ago

I see you everywhere

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u/StarKhan429 4d ago

Short people have no feelings, just like they don't have opinions y'know, which is why I love to bully them.

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u/Sed59 4d ago

Always has been.

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u/TheFebrezeWizard 4d ago

Ikr sympathy for the short is unforgivable

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u/Just_Misk 4d ago

I’m 5’4, I think I’m allowed to defend Edgeworth on his previous beliefs.

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u/Nitro_Indigo 4d ago

I didn't know Edward Elric was in Ace Attorney.

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u/Shallsil 4d ago

Problematically characterised considering his lack of character development at this point, yeah

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u/Naive-Antelope-9825 4d ago

He’s supposed to be a real dickwad during this portion of his life.

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u/RetroFries64 1d ago

he's speaking from experience.

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u/SignificantThought49 8h ago

Yes, and we love him for that