Ace Attorney Dual Destinies & Spirit of Justice - All Revisualization Sequences

[@nyuwishtick]

"What mistake did Bonny make during the magic trick?" "Her life choices"

[@dhruvavikas1632]

BONNY'S LIFE CHOICES WERE A MISTAKE

[@hopper8514]

@@dhruvavikas1632 *I knew it! I was right all along!*

[@Doc65_unknown]

i love this entire thread

[@lexcentrique2554]

"No, it's not completely right. I had someone who had wisdom about that... she often said that..." - Shrek is Love, Shrek is Life - Red is sus > It's not a mistake, it's a masterpiece BONNY'S LIFE CHOICES WERE A MASTERPIECE

[@souldragon9130]

BRO THOSE LIKES ARE AWESOME

[@nicktheswampert1646]

I love how the person playing couldn’t resist to choose “Her life choices”

[@yokaipinata1416]

It's like the "you're a failure" Logic Chess option in the final case of Investigations 2; no one can resist seeing what happens if you choose it. ❤

[@SongOfStorms22]

They even added an achievement in the Trilogy release for doing that lmao

[@diamondhunter7826]

I don't blame him. I also couldn't resist 😭😭

[@ThePersonWhoAsked69420]

when he chose “her life choices” on purpose he had me dying

[@andrejh.6335]

Me when I’m attempting to figure out Obama’s last name

[@Just-View]

“Obama’s last name is Obama!”

[@owRekssjfjxjxuurrpqpqss]

@@Just-View I don’t think that’s true

[@patrick_notpakky]

@@Just-View I doubt it

[@somethingtheoneandonly]

@@Just-View OBJECTION! his last name is actually II

[@cosmicangel233]

Me trying to remember the number for 911

[@dreamEnd]

DD Revisualization looks better overall but the way SoJ present the Concluding statement by just flashing the phrases one by one looks so dramatic and impactful, I really like it

[@joshuaamadeusishak1887]

I like this part of the game since this is like the part that makes you feel like "It's time to turn things around." and also gives us a different perspective way of using logic.

[@yokaipinata1416]

I think it's because watching the red arrow (for lack of a better term) move horizontally in a 2D plane feels a lot more dynamic than following the arrow's point of view in 3D. ❤ That, and in _Dual Destinies,_ each point the characters rethink remains in the background and they add up, while in _Spirit of Justice_ they just disappear from view.

[@awildnoviceappears]

I'd think a mix of the glass shatter and light from SOJ and the thoughts staying on screen is ideal for this

[@andresfelipeavellaserrato8369]

"High Priets dead was a suicide" I literally spilled my coffe like godot when i realised it 😱

[@duranbrooks8090]

Nah, I saw that one coming, it was what I first suspected concerning footsteps in water.

[@D3_XT3R]

Funny how it goes from "The high priest death was a suicide" to "Udon dough is the murder weapon" lol

[@hansonkerman7286]

@@D3_XT3R Game: a kingdom is in chaos Also game: ANYWAY SIMONS FAVORITE SOBA SHOP IS CLOSING AND WE HAVE A STEREOTYPICAL TV DID SYSTEM AND APRIL MAY^2 AS WITNESSES

[@parkerhynson3581]

@@duranbrooks8090 2 things made me suspicious from the start. 1. The person dressed as Kee'ra didn't move, almost as if they slided towards Tahrust. 2. After it was established he was moving toward the victim, he held his hands out as if saying, 'stop', but he was the one moving.

[@duranbrooks8090]

@@parkerhynson3581 exactly concerning your first point. The sound of footsteps, but the figure looks motionless? Waaay too strange.

[@zaaphyyre]

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING HER LIFE CHOICES

[@Lgame0143]

“What mistake did Bonny made during the magic trick” *”Her life choices”*

[@charlescalvinfromtriplethr9712]

(ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOM) *BONNY MADE* *THE WRONG* *LIFE CHOICES* It's all falling into place! Bonny's life choices that made her become a magician were wrong! That's why she placed Mr. Hat in the wrong spot! Yes! Now that's what I call conclusive evidence!

[@yokai59loi36]

I love how one of the only times you goofed was just to insult Bonny.

[@Rathdrgnknight]

I think I like this part best about the newer games.

[@cupofspiders5830]

Yeah I hope they keep these

[@grieferninja3864]

I allways looked forward to them, idk they're kinda fun

[@calamazomcdonald3688]

They are also helpful

[@apoolbahari]

I hope they randomly place them elsewhere besides the end of the trial. Kinda gutted that when this plays, you know you're ending the trial soon

[@danieldavid3766]

@@apoolbahari To me, it makes it more exciting that you know you’re on the final stretch and you’re ending it with a huge (somewhat) revelation.

[@madscientist3134]

16:25 "He used the murder weapon", no shit he's the murderer. That thought route was the stupidest one of all the cases.

[@asri3l]

I think it's just the way it's worded, it makes sense but it's just worded properly since the entire case phoenix was trying to prove the murder weapon was a different thing, i.e the broken candlebra

[@hellothisisme2010]

sometimes the most obvious statements lead to the most unexpected outcomes. learned that from math combinatorics (prove questions are so hard)

[@pixythepancake]

“Let’s review the facts” “Prof. Courte wasn’t killed in the art room. She was killed right where her body was found.” “I concede the fact that Athena must have stabbed someone with the knife.” “Time to review the facts we have so far.”

[@gabrielacovarrubias6947]

ah yes facts

[@charlescalvinfromtriplethr9712]

"As long as the magic show went as scripted, the murder would happen without fail." "If Acolyte Zeh'lot had been lady Kee'ra, he couldn't have killed the high priest!" "I'm going to revisualize the case from start to finish!" "That scumbag is holding Ms. Fey hostage to ensure he gets the orb for his patron." "If I accuse Ga'ran, Nahyuta will be subject to the Defense Culpability Act." "Think, Phoenix!"

[@FrancescoLucchetta]

5:35 that sudden realization felt so good

[@Toffee521]

Revisualization: *starts* My ears: *g o o d b y e .*

[@Zamerux]

I picked "it would look bad" at the last one in Khura'in, "Well, yeah, it would look pretty bad"

[@SongOfStorms22]

16:25 ‘He used the murder weapon’ Yeah no shit Phoenix That aside though, these are such a good addition to the trial gameplay that I kind of wish they were in the original trilogy. Just imagine the one for the Bridge to the Turnabout reveal.

[@llSuperSnivyll]

Or Turnabout Goodbyes. "THE BULLET IS STILL IN VON KARMA'S SHOULDER"

[@PhoenixWrightAceAttorney]

Lol, I'm sorry.

[@StreetFighterFan777]

You’re a fucking legend for doing this; these are one of my favorite parts of these games and I’ve been looking for a compilation for so long.

[@sagacious03]

I am so thankful this exists. The music is good, but not good enough alone; It NEEDS the sound effects to go with it. Those intense flashes as the conclusions hit the screen! ECSTASY!!! Thanks so much for uploading this!

[@mochi6494]

I like the dual destinies more, the aesthetic is more appealing to me

[@KaliTakumi]

It definitely hits harder than Spirit of Justice

[@gabrieldesouza112]

Meh... I prefer the 3D point of view and the sounds in the Spirit of Justice version... It makes a lot more impact and improves immersion. Not seeing the character is also a interesting choice, to focus more on the case than on the character. I think it still is a good evolution.

[@gabrieldesouza112]

The aesthetic decision of the "light at the end of the tunnel" is also a master touch in the Spirit Justice version in my opinion.

[@tak1ngover]

Idk, but final conclusion in SoJ is freaking scary. I almost had nightmares while i was playing dd, but spirit of justice...

[@awildnoviceappears]

I like both for different reasons Dual Destinies is Great because: The questions/answers stay on screen You can see the characters face all the way, makes you think (ehhhh? Ehhhhhhhhh?) The pictures go with the line in the middle Spirit of Justice is good because: 3d perspective make the splits in the train of thought look awesome 3d perspective in general Light at the end of the tunnel is awesome!!!! Using that transition to the reveal!!!! Awesome!!!!! Answer reveals slowly. Like it cause it builds tension

[@gabrieldesouza112]

Thx for this upload! I really needed it to rewatch all those moments! And this video is unfortunately extremely underrated...

[@grock1943]

I call this "big brain time".

[@jeepercreepers9]

Glad I'm not the only one who thought of that

[@arcm4210]

they are really nice if there is a big jump in logic it can guide you in the right direction instead of having to guess which piece of evidence to present

[@Tickerbee]

This is, without a doubt, THE most exciting multiple choice question ever.

[@probablyaurora]

6:32 oh no the intrusive thoughts kicked in

[@P1r4n]

THE KILLER USED THE MURDER WEAPON

[@ctpp64]

Turnabout time traveler be like

[@MiharuCh]

Funfact:apollo did this 4 times in total without a dlc

[@prestonle4872]

Phoenix too, but with dlc.

[@yokai59loi36]

How. I only counted three?

[@grieferninja3864]

Yeah its only 3 times, athena did it twice and phoenix did it 5 times including dlc

[@prestonle4872]

@@grieferninja3864 wait what how?

[@grieferninja3864]

@@prestonle4872 what are you confused about

[@mutantdude6373]

Even though I solved all these cases watching this gives me a lot goosebumps

[@X1erra]

I love these moments when it appears. They carefully wrote everything about it just to make sure the attorneys are pushed to the limit before attempting the revisualization, and then come up with shocking possibilities that peer pressure would otherwise make us unable to come up with.

[@kevinm1052]

Thanks for the video

[@BlackWolf207]

The one for DD’s final case blew my mind when I first played it.

[@hansonkerman7286]

The Anything Agency just one-upped Edgeworth.

[@matthew-005]

Always loved these sequences really made you feel like they are pushing themselves to the limit to use the few precious seconds they have left to avoid the guilt verdict before it's too late like they suddenly go into super human deduction mode out of shear will of determination to save their clients.

[@StarGreg]

DD has the better aesthetic maybe but SOJ has by far the better sfx

[@antoninoelieserjfmagalhaes6913]

6:35 => That's worth an accolade in the Apollo Justice Trilogy version.

[@Trigger0x10c]

The font used for conclusions looks like the font from Neon Genesis Evangelion title cards

[@michaelwidjaja1502]

It has a Danganronpa vibe, which gives goosebumps.

[@thefunnychiptuneman]

this was so hype the first time you do them man its was awesome

[@misterpayah7723]

DD's final flash of the conclusion is so much more snappy for me. I actually think the pulsating effect in SoJ makes it feel less bold and definitive than in DD.

[@BLITZZZZZZZZZ01]

The best is by far the Khura in part of turnabout revolution is its probably the biggest revelation made by one of these and also its just super suprising

[@toddelmsworth640]

I love that in the new Apollo Justice Trilogy, one of the achievements is picking "Her Life Choices" lol

[@chinofan]

Honestly this is always my favorite part, especially we get this far to learn the truth. And plus we know the truth, but we need to still choose and think what to choose and how to connect them.

[@jeepercreepers9]

I think my favorite one has got to be the one in The Rite of Turnabout. In every other sequence you've already figured out who the killer is, you're just trying to prove it. In this one the real killer is kept a mystery right up until the end, in which you manage to slowly piece together that the killer was actually Tahrust himself

[@andrewhall6479]

For extra goodness, Elements of Justice has one for Case 2.

[@lowlywandererozzy]

10:15 holy shit, why does that realization look so fucking shocking?

[@xbox07]

This part was such a cool section in the newer games. Solving a good chunk of the case in just a few minutes, very cool indeed.

[@Whitecroc]

The 5-6 one was the one I did not see coming at all. It was an amazing "a-ha!" moment when I saw the reveal.

[@ahmetswag]

the zoom in to apollo's forehead will never not be funny

[@megamanblack4309]

Please do the mood matrixs!

[@hombojimbo]

The "It's big brain time" of Ace Attorney. Hope that this mechanic returns in seven years when AA7 releases.

[@Doc65_unknown]

Me trying to figure out the genders of all the bee swarm simulator bees

[@secondraygun1957]

This looks like Logic Dive from Danganronpa 2

[@owlcat9644]

Someone made a mashup of both of their themes

[@piyushmenon4987]

It's also like Closing Argument from Danganronpa as well.

[@ApolloDawn85]

Its a really smart mechanic to have in detective games. It allows the game to explain complex twists while allowing the player to slowly piece it together.

[@irisblink]

dd reminds me of hangmans gambit because you can see their faces

[@vazarri86]

hit em with a good ol MEAT ON THE BONE

[@ReiAnikaAyanami]

love the SOJ one, so dramatic.

[@nicholasdaisyawesomeness1291]

What happens if you say “The founder doesn’t exist” in Spirit of Justice?

[@noahrobinson8253]

This video sums up why I hate 6-4. Just compare it to everything else. "The hair was L'belle's" "The body was hidden in the statue" "It was actually a suicide" And then you have the most amazing twist of all time. "tHe SoBa WaS ReAlLy UdOn"

[@Goofy4426]

My favorite one is the rite of turnabout. Answering the last 2 questions was mind-blowing to me. I was confused, trying to figure out how he was able to stain the spring with his own blood. Not realizing he committed suicide. It was also interesting to see maya channel a male.

[@arcelibiagtan7497]

Revisualization is Jimmy Neutron

[@Sjono]

The sixth games makes the revelations more dramatic

[@Valetravelgames]

15:37 what does apollo say if you pick "It would look bad"?

[@lastronautamattias.8620]

Meh i chose the nope 1

[@its-so-ouverture]

Ace Attorney but only the big brain moments

[@catsareawesome256]

The font DD uses is just better

[@MatthewPhillips-j9e]

*brain noises intensify*

[@lagartijamuerta]

braincell: activated

[@nattiko8654]

Probably an unpopular opinion, but for me... I don't really like this innovation. Yes, it helps you remember the details of the whole case, and yes, it allows the player to make a bigger discovery, but for me... It all feels like a lazy way to roll up a case. Cases got so much easier when I started keeping a list of evidence and noting which ones hadn't been presented in a case yet. It's extremely rare that you have to show something twice, and each piece of evidence has its own role. And in this thing, it's like you're presented with a layer of information that you don't have to figure out yourself, but the game does it for you instead - you just can't get it wrong. And it's not challenging. It's kind of not fun. If you like it, that's fine, no problem. But I'm starting to miss mapping out the crime, thinking about the details of the case, and the simultaneous shock and joy of figuring out the final twist yourself. But there... I don't get that same strong feeling. But maybe I'm just too used to games(

[@noya3004]

I think you're way too serious into solving the theories honestly. Most of the time AA players will gloss fillers and take note of important details in their investigations and move on, and when the game needs it, they will solve it on top of their head. Sometimes between PW vs AJ trilogy is a hit or miss cuz of how monotonous it can get, revisualizations give a dopamine rush to those who kinda gets what it's going to be all about without having to pause everytime thinking whatever the hell our beloved lawyers are thinking. But so far this is what I've been wanting from AA games just like Danganronpa or Rain Code and I love it

[@nattiko8654]

@@noya3004 It seems that everyone has different experiences and preferences

[@damiannagel963]

I agree, some cases from the pw trilogy had absurdly convoluted plot twists like Recipe or Big Top, but the writer managed to roll the deductions between the testimonies. The back and forth with the judge and prosecutor make the twists land better than the lawyer thinking hard for a second and suddenly have everything figured out. There's also the fact that it's almost mandatory to have a revisualization on each case and some of them don't need it.

[@noya3004]

@@damiannagel963 reminds me of turnabout time traveller. The revisualization was kind of unnecessary