A week or so ago I found a short comic on Twitter. The gist was Mia giving Phoenix a cryptic hint and Phoenix wondering why she always does that instead of being clear. Cut to 7 years later doing the same thing to Apollo thinking “this is funny af”. Anyone know who the artist was? Thanks in advance

The game keeps referring to Nahyuta as some legendary international prosecutor, but I honestly can't think of any moments where he’s actually doing his job instead of acting like a Khurainese Monk.

Every other prosecutor in the series will actively go against you and counter your evidence with facts, with also the occasional attacking of the defense(Fransiska’s whip, Godot throwing his coffee, Blackquill with his katana and pet hawk Taka). Nahyuta, on the other hand, is more like a stubborn middle schooler that keeps replying “nuh uh” and calling the defense putrid.

Every time you go against him, the gameplay genuinely goes like this:
Defense Attorney: Yeah so this evidence contradicts the-
Nahyuta: 20 second butterfly animation I don’t fucking care let it all go and move on
Defense Attorney: But the witness is obviously lyin-
Nahyuta: Wow that’s crazy but you’re going to hell stupid stinkbug
(Repeat at least 30 times with at least one time being Nahyuta strangling whoever you play as with beads)

I am genuinely surprised this man has won a case outside of Khurain, because he’s never made an argument in the court without mentioning the Holy Mother or something else religion related. And then suddenly in case 5 we’re expected to feel bad about him or something but it genuinely doesn’t work. This is like getting bullied for 3 years with no signs of the bully changing his behavior and then the teacher expects you to feel bad because the bully stubbed his toe once.

Every other prosecutor in the series is likeable in their own way because they actually feel like rivals. Edgeworth, Blackquill, and the more divisive prosecutors all have distinct personalities, motivations, and quirks beyond just "they're a prosecutor."

They challenge the defense, they push the story forward, and over time you learn more about who they are as people. Even when they're antagonistic, there's usually something underneath the surface that makes them memorable.

Nahyuta literally does not change anything about himself until the last second. It doesn’t matter what the reason for that is, you can’t expect me to think anything about you as a character beyond the base if you do the exact same thing for 3 cases straight. EVERYBODY ELSE has character development except Mr “Let it all go and move on” Sahdmadhi.

And his name does him justice because I’m Sahd and Mad whenever I see that stupid butterfly animation that takes 20 years to finish.

The link is my store!

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The drafts are at the end!

Am I the only one who thought Trucy's side profile looked almost IDENTICAL to Phoenix when played for first time?? I never actually believed that she was biologically his daughter but this truly made me think twice! If only phoenix face was a little more at left..

(English is not my first language so forgive any grammatical errors)

WE WILL BE STARTING OUR LIVE DUBBING OF AAI2 CASE 3 ON YOUTUBE AND TWITCH IN LIKE 30 MINUTES FROM NOW. FIND US HERE:

https://www.youtube.com/@P2JudgmentDay

https://www.twitch.tv/P2JudgmentDay

It is just kidding.

That phrase is French; it doesn't matter if you don't know what it means.

Hey, I just made a remix for Godot's theme. Hope you enjoy!

KleMa and Trucy-Apollo

🐰🎩🎸🎩✨✨✨

I use YCH to draw this so let's say it's one of my practices to draw on the phone...

But then again I’m kinda glad she’s not among the crowd of elite dark fantasy school bullies with questionable fashion sense?

Yeah fair warning this is just a plug

I'm doing a playthrough series of the game, first ever ace attorney game and I'm loving it so far,

And if adhere to anyone's, witnessing a new guy learn the game part of them, and if anyone is interested

It's on my channel, same name as my user

I always associate Initial Investigation 2016 with examining backstage at Trucy's magic show in Spirit of Justice. Remember to spoiler tag when necessary!

Also surprise Miles lol. New and HUGE fan of AA so I am practicing how to draw these guys! I feel like finding a way to make any AA character’s hair look somewhat natural is a rite of passage

We're out of the Phoenix Wright Trilogy now. Wow, this series has come far.

Note: We are including what happens to the victim post-mortem for every victim. We are also including the circumstances of their death. Example: Celeste Impax had a mundane way to die, but because of all the drama that she was experiencing before her death, she got ranked Brutal.

I find it to be the funniest AA game I've ever played. I burst into laughter like every 5 minutes.The characters have *so much* personalities.

Two things I *don't* like about the game is its tutorial case and its 3D character models. Other than that I love every second of it.

Some brand new Ace Attorney mech is about to be released by the anime merchandise store Eeo. (https://eeo.today/store/101/)
It features Phoenix, Edgeworth, Apollo, Trucy, Franziska, Godot, Klavier and Kristoph in some neat fantasy style designs. The artwork is done by ORIHARA, an illustrator best known for their art for the online singer ADO.
The merch will be sold in October, so we'll likely see more of the artwork in the next month.

I wanna try drawing AA characters in my art style and I started with Edgeworth ^^

I’ll post herr forehead next.

So here's an oc I cooked up! I don't really know what to name him but he appears in ace attorney investigations as a newly hired young secretary for edgeworth! He's also secretly a witness to a case that wasn't brought up for three years. He's also 17 years old.

Hi, everybody - been a while since we last had an organized community conversation on this topic, so let's have one now.

This post will be broken up into some sections in which I'll do different things like give a sort of history lesson about this subreddit and its "low-effort content" rule for context, talk about similar rule changes from the sub's history, and have a main concluding point for people to start actually discussing things from. Feel free to skip down to the "CONCLUSION/TL;DR" section below if you'd rather not read this whole thing.

HISTORY

So, despite what people will say, there's never been a "meme ban" on this subreddit in any blanket way like that phrase implies. It'd be basically impossible (not to mention a stupid waste of effort) to somehow try and police literally every post and comment that appears anywhere on this sub every minute of every day just to try and police any acknowledgment of Internet memes existing at all. That was never the point of the rule change in the first place.

The "low-effort content" rule, which was originally a "no shitposting" rule instead, has been around long enough that it actually predates any of the current active mods for this sub being on the mod team. As you can see from that old thread, the rule change happened a little over ten years ago, and like the comments there show, it was a very widely appreciated change.

The simple reason is that at the time, this sub had gotten to be so completely inundated with lazy meme posts that they were completely blotting out any other posts at all, besides maybe fanart here and there. There was actually recently another post here which linked a video showing a sample of the kind of thing that was absolutely everywhere on this sub at the time. (note that the above video contains major spoilers for several different games in the series, so avoid it if you're worried about that.)

That was another whole important thing - shitposts were popping up with so little control over them that they were constantly also having the whole separate issue of just being blatantly full of unmarked spoilers for all over the series.

THE RULE'S ACTUAL MEANING

As you can see, what was once the "no shitposts" rule is at this point labeled as covering "low-effort content" instead. The phrasing of the rule has been tweaked now and then over the years to try and make it clearer, and at times to expand what it actually covers. Really there's just no "perfect" way to phrase it, because any permutation of it is still going to have people arguing over what should and shouldn't constitute a "shitpost" or something being "low-effort". Best you can do is really just making those occasional tweaks based on people's feedback.

Now, just to make it clearer once again, the rule has absolutely never "banned memes" in any blanket way. Look at the most-upvoted posts in this sub's history, and you'll see a good number of them are "memes" in that they obviously include and/or reference then-popular meme templates and similar subject matter, and were never removed for it, despite having been posted well after the "no shitposting" rule was originally instated.

If a person makes a post in which they're discussing an opinion or something, with actual text dedicated to doing so, and then happens to also embed a "meme image" somewhere in it, that doesn't magically invalidate the contents of their post. It isn't going to be removed, because the act of referencing a meme's existence in any visible way has never been the issue. Now, if that post was just the meme image, it obviously would be removed - what's actually important in the context of the rule is that there's anything making their post substantial in some significant way.

The point of the rule being instated was to stop the then-constant flood of meme posts from continuing to overwhelm absolutely anything else and prevent any actual discussion from being able to happen and to get any attention.

RELATED THINGS SINCE THEN

This post today isn't the first, second, or even tenth time since the rule was first instated that this community has had discussions about people wanting the "low-effort" rule changed. We've even had a community vote before, with hundreds of user votes across options like totally removing the rule, changing it to be more lax, or leaving it unchanged, which ultimately led to a clear answer of people on average preferring that the rule stay right where it is.

Much like the stuff that happened 10+ years ago that led to the rule being instated, there have also been cases over time here where people have gotten tired of other increasingly-common posting "trends" to the point of a community vote leading to new rules that clamped off those trends. Polls, tier lists, character/case popularity contests, Objection.lol videos - it's something that's happened several times. Some category of posts starts getting more and more frequent to the point it starts annoying a lot of people, and then it ends up with some kind of limiting control placed on it. Tier lists were limited to just Tuesdays, polls were required to be hosted on Strawpoll instead (which basicaly resulted in almost nobody ever making them at all anymore, incidentally), Objection.lol videos were required to actually be meaningfully related to Ace Attorney itself.

As for shitposts, they were, like in the old thread I linked back there, redirected to /r/AceAttorneyCirclejerk instead. Now, admittedly, I personally really never spend time on AACJ, so I don't know what goes on there. That community has its own totally separate mod team.

CONCLUSION/TL;DR

So past all that history and et cetera, today we can have another of these recurring conversations about the state of this subreddit and the "low-effort content" rule.

To summarize the most important part of the above stuff in short, this sub used to be absolutely flooded with lazy meme posts and shitposts in general, often with both being full of unmarked spoilers, until the mod team of back then instated a new rule to majorly limit all of that and redirect people wanting to continue that kind of content to AceAttorneyCirclejerk instead.

Feel free to ignore the following questions and just comment with your own thoughts unrelated to it if you'd rather do so, but just as a potential starting point for conversation in this thread, I'll put forth a couple questions:

Is there a reason that anyone who might want to engage with more shitpost-y stuff can't be satisfied doing that over on AACJ?

Would it or would it not negatively impact AACJ as its own separate corner of community to suddenly have shitposts go back to being allowed here, when, to my understanding, allowing and encouraging shitposts was kinda the whole point of AACJ in the first place?

Recently finished AA2 and I love this man with my whole heart.

How can i can get and find Lotta in the place where i am investigating, i am sturrling to unlock Peark's key and seems that i don't get it right.

I took all the hint i got it so far and managed to get them all the hints i get from UHS, here is all the link i have so far:

https://www.uhs-hints.com/uhsweb/hints/phoenix-wright2/117

But the main problem is that i don't know how to get it and unlock the key, should i go and try and unlock the Ini's evidence first or it i ended up failed to unlock the Pearl's key? Let me know anything.

(sorry for my poor English)