Live Dubbing a Confused Ace Attorney AI by Max0r | First Time Watching

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[@theruder9]

So, the story is ; - Larry is accused of murder by vehicular manslaughter. - He makes up a bunch of nonsense to defend himself, which was stupid, because he didn't actually kill anybody. - A person claiming to be a magician contacts Larry Butz' step-son and claims to be the killer - The Step-son (Who is also a Clown) doesn't believe the caller, and wants his step-father arrested - Turns out Larry's fiancee was the one driving, and Larry wasn't actually in the vehicle. - However, it is revealed that Larry's daughter sent a letter to the police trying to implicate Larry - Prior to bringing up this evidence, Miles discovers that this evidence is fake - He also learns that Larry's daughter Rita, is actually his fiancee Daphne - However, it turns out that the murder may have been staged by the police from the get-go, and that Larry was a completely unrelated party. His incestuous fiancee seemingly discovered the fake crime scene, and attempted to use it as an excuse to have him sent to jail. - The fake crime in question was done to draw out a criminal magician who for decades evaded arrest - The police have captured the supposed 'murder victim' and if the magician is not sent to prison, they will be murdered - The criminal in question appears the be the same magician who called Larry's step-son earlier, trying to convince them that 'he' was the murderer, presumably in order to protect the victim

[@jamesmcguinkkanen5165]

TL;DR, confusion

[@Kayta-Linda]

That’s a really good summary, actually. Honestly, this story makes a surprising amount of sense, considering the.. author.

[@theprinceofawesomeness]

you forgot to mention that Step-son said his parents are cops and they know everything thias means that Daphne (who must be his biological mother since Larry is explicitly called out to be his step-father) is a cop and involved in the frameing

[@danemr6808]

Where doe it mention vehicular manslaughter?

[@UthersonL]

3:40 "I learned about it from the world's worst source of information, my parents." This has to be one of the greatest lines in fiction ever written, and it's random gibberish created by AI. It's hard not to feel inadequate with one's own budding writing efforts when this is the future competition.

[@ChicagoReacts]

Hahahaha god that is so true

[@pazz1239]

This feels like a logic question in FBI interview. Cant keep up at all

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Sure

[@gokbay3057]

12:28 I like how even the AI managed to realize that it was mixing up whoever the defendant/accused and prosecutor/defense with Edgeworth going "why are you trying to disprove your own theory" at Phoenix, who is doing exactly that.

[@AVeryAngryIronWarrior]

I love how it gets more and more confusing and yes I did watch this already Edit: how funny would it be if someone got actuall lawyers and a judge to act this out

[@zacharybarcelona4717]

That would be amazing

[@swamproman2007]

​@@syaondrilegal eagle would lose his freaking mind

[@dard2240]

Ah, an AI Dungeon session alright. Even after the whole controversy still greate.

[@_Sage967_]

nobody can or should deny how great AID WAS. it's competitors/substitutes will take years to get everything they got in because they'd either be pivoting from their primary goals or doing the support as a side project

[@freakysquirrel7218]

@@_Sage967_ it's just sad to see how far they've fallen. Charging 25 bucks on steam for their worst engine

[@the_dropbear4392]

Loved that game. Sometimes it would let you do whatever you want, sometimes it would railroad you into a story no matter how you tried to avoid it.

[@Kaltsit-]

I gotta say the funniest thing of this video is when the prosecutor somehow becomes a witness who some are saying is a suspect.

[@warbacca1017]

15:25 I remember people commenting in the actual video about what a madman this guy was. Imagine be wanted by the law and then showing up in court to testify to a case🤣

[@joshuahendershot196]

This is one of my favorite Max0r videos, I'm glad to see it getting a reaction from one of my favorite reaction channels

[@jonathanzimmer725]

This video is essentially just pheonix and edgeworth trying to figure out what the actual fuck is going on

[@genericscottishchannel1603]

2:23 Kelsey poggers

[@ChicagoReacts]

Lolllllll

[@wessltov]

I think I speak for all memers of the jury when I say: We request the witnesses of Chicago Reacts play the games, with all present to get their stories straight!

[@tarekmoneimsaid]

What makes me lol every time is that Larry is first called as a simple witness, gets questioned on his every answer by both lawyers and almost convicted in less than 2 minutes. Afterwards, he becomes the accused :D

[@daswordofgork9823]

It was like a Telenovela of a Courtroom 🤣

[@PacifriskYT]

Speaking of Ace Attorney, I reccomend watching Phoenix Wright Boot To The Head Remastered

[@McMemeTME]

This really deserved more reactions

[@ChicagoReacts]

Well likely have more of the team check it out too:)

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

16:21 who is Ron really? He looks like a magician

[@heavyoctane6070]

Taking about live dub, you should react to Snapcube's Real Time Fandub series.

[@Wafeleq5210]

REACT TO ACE ATTORNEY SERIES BY RTgame.

[@TheShowCrow_Main_Channel]

Ooh! Fun!

[@guccithickims1470]

The person who did it is… everyone and the victim is… everyone… and it never happened…

[@josef-ralfdwerlkotte8333]

God its good

[@princeofcats331]

HOLD IT! Your Honor, there is a major lack of evidence here! Two questions have yet to be answered during this trial. First of all, how exactly could the victim 'Honkie Honkers' have been blown apart by a laser, yet still appear in the courtroom? There are *no burn marks on his clothing at all.* and second. How do you explain that *such advanced technology does not exist in the modern age, and that there's hardly a murder weapon to begin with?*

[@jasmine9581]

7:21 ...ohh

[@LordArbiterThermite]

Faust

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Laust

[@GuyParson]

Zappa

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