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Topic	Ace Attorney Discussion Topic, Part 4 - Dark Age of the Law Edition
LeonhartFour 04/11/17 10:41:30 PM #346:	I'm going out of order a bit here, but let's talk about Rimes a little bit. His rapping gimmick is pretty great, and that's how we're introduced to him here as Phoenix just hears someone rapping out of nowhere and wonders what the deal is. He asks us to find Rifle and Small Fry for him, and that's how we got the fish. He's also clearly very fond of Sasha, which does not escape Athena's notice. She apparently eats this stuff up, so she asks Rimes point blank if he likes Sasha. He denies it in a way that essentially confirms it, by saying stuff like he really respect her even though they have different taste in music (Sasha is supposed to represent a punk rocker, as per the art book, after all). Anyway, once the Magatama gets charged up again, we can break Norma's Psyche-Locks and find out she's investigating the orca's so-called violent history. She's a non-fiction writer. Apparently, Athena is familiar with her, as she goes, "Oh, you're THAT Norma DePlume." However, when Phoenix goes, "So...big fan, huh?" she fervently denies it. She's not fond of being referred to as "yellow girl," I guess, but I can't blame her! After one last quick investigation of the orca pool, in which Athena takes a volleyball straight to the face from Orla, we manage to find a golden pirate coin with blood on it, which points to a possible human culprit. When we ask Sasha about these coins, I hoped she would tell me there were 882 pieces of gold in all, but there's only 300. Missed opportunity there! We posit the possibility of someone putting all the coins in a bag and bludgeoning the victim to death. It's a slim chance, but Blackquill apparently thinks it's enough to take the trial to court, so we're on! I'm going to mention this now before I forget about it, but I thought for sure we were going to get an Orla testimony with a Mood Matrix at some point! It felt like a natural match since she can't actually talk and Athena claims to be able to understand her emotions. Another missed opportunity in my book! Oh well. --- http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/080/145/638.png http://i.imgur.com/xGg931n.gif <cite>LeonhartFour posted [p:877022003] in Ace Attorn... [t:75146106]...</cite> <quote>I'm going out of order a bit here, but let's talk about Rimes a little bit. His rapping gimmick is pretty great, and that's how we're introduced to him here as Phoenix just hears someone rapping out of nowhere and wonders what the deal is. He asks us to find Rifle and Small Fry for him, and that's how we got the fish. He's also clearly very fond of Sasha, which does not escape Athena's notice. She apparently eats this stuff up, so she asks Rimes point blank if he likes Sasha. He denies it in a way that essentially confirms it, by saying stuff like he really respect her even though they have different taste in music (Sasha is supposed to represent a punk rocker, as per the art book, after all). Anyway, once the Magatama gets charged up again, we can break Norma's Psyche-Locks and find out she's investigating the orca's so-called violent history. She's a non-fiction writer. Apparently, Athena is familiar with her, as she goes, "Oh, you're THAT Norma DePlume." However, when Phoenix goes, "So...big fan, huh?" she fervently denies it. She's not fond of being referred to as "yellow girl," I guess, but I can't blame her! After one last quick investigation of the orca pool, in which Athena takes a volleyball straight to the face from Orla, we manage to find a golden pirate coin with blood on it, which points to a possible human culprit. When we ask Sasha about these coins, I hoped she would tell me there were 882 pieces of gold in all, but there's only 300. Missed opportunity there! We posit the possibility of someone putting all the coins in a bag and bludgeoning the victim to death. It's a slim chance, but Blackquill apparently thinks it's enough to take the trial to court, so we're on! I'm going to mention this now before I forget about it, but I thought for sure we were going to get an Orla testimony with a Mood Matrix at some point! It felt like a natural match since she can't actually talk and Athena claims to be able to understand her emotions. Another missed opportunity in my book! Oh well. --- http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/080/145/638.png http://i.imgur.com/xGg931n.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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