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Topic	this grand ace attorney overture music is great (spoilers playthrough)
SeabassDebeste 07/31/21 12:47:48 PM #3:	Yeah, I suppose the British nature of it speaks to that. Really like this washed anime art style that they use to open things up. British narration sets the stage for a Japan that's been forced to open its doors to Europeans, and I'm suddenly reminded of the inherent sadness in Rurouni Kenshin of this dying - dead - samurai era. We then open on a gunshot and a trembling gun-holder... presumably our protagonist. Hey, if you're doing a callback, then I suppose one of the absolute best cases in the series (1-4) is a good one to pick. So yeah, we're defending ourself, it seems! Looks like our character is named Ryunosuke Naruhodo. I believe this is Phoenix's name as well in Japanese, but since this game actually is a crossover between the British and Japanese, we want to indicate that this character is Japanese (while Wright is obviously a British surname). ... Whoa! This dude a sharp military uniform, sword, and hair-ribbon inexplicably waving in the air is gonna be our lawyer, huh? Guess it's our buddy Kazuma, a classmate, who believes in us. We're impressed that he's already a lawyer, but since the profession of law is new to Japan, it's not that much of an accomplishment, we're told. And he's got dreams of headed to London, as we see in a pretty unnecessary flashback. An extremely guilty-looking Professor Mikotoba (and perhaps his daughter?) shows up and sends Kazuma away. He teaches forensic medicine - i.e. he'll definitely testify against us... wait, hm, he's an advocate of Kazuma's, and just wants to make sure that Kazuma doesn't take a losing case. There are peculiarities about the case and cue the NEW SUSPENSE THEME and man it is awesome. We're told to say I do. Damn, who are we supposed to marry here? ... ah, I'm guessing that the question here will be whether or not we're going to accept being our own defense. I really like this angle! Let's go! - I missed the sound of the text scrolling! - Apparently the trend of protagonists getting younger continues. - Not knowing anything, I suppose that this professor is the murderer and that Kazuma winds up actually becoming a prosecutor? --- yet all azuarc of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness <cite>SeabassDebeste posted [p:956641846] in this grand... [t:79591974]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, I suppose the British nature of it speaks to that. Really like this washed anime art style that they use to open things up. British narration sets the stage for a Japan that's been forced to open its doors to Europeans, and I'm suddenly reminded of the inherent sadness in Rurouni Kenshin of this dying - dead - samurai era. We then open on a gunshot and a trembling gun-holder... presumably our protagonist. Hey, if you're doing a callback, then I suppose one of the absolute best cases in the series (1-4) is a good one to pick. So yeah, we're defending ourself, it seems! Looks like our character is named Ryunosuke Naruhodo. I believe this is Phoenix's name as well in Japanese, but since this game actually is a crossover between the British and Japanese, we want to indicate that this character is Japanese (while Wright is obviously a British surname). ... Whoa! This dude a sharp military uniform, sword, and hair-ribbon inexplicably waving in the air is gonna be our lawyer, huh? Guess it's our buddy Kazuma, a classmate, who believes in us. We're impressed that he's already a lawyer, but since the profession of law is new to Japan, it's not that much of an accomplishment, we're told. And he's got dreams of headed to London, as we see in a pretty unnecessary flashback. An extremely guilty-looking Professor Mikotoba (and perhaps his daughter?) shows up and sends Kazuma away. He teaches forensic medicine - i.e. he'll definitely testify against us... wait, hm, he's an advocate of Kazuma's, and just wants to make sure that Kazuma doesn't take a losing case. There are peculiarities about the case and cue the NEW SUSPENSE THEME and man it is awesome. We're told to say I do. Damn, who are we supposed to marry here? ... ah, I'm guessing that the question here will be whether or not we're going to accept being our own defense. I really like this angle! Let's go! - I missed the sound of the text scrolling! - Apparently the trend of protagonists getting younger continues. - Not knowing anything, I suppose that this professor is the murderer and that Kazuma winds up actually becoming a prosecutor? --- yet all azuarc of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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