Nahyuta Sahdmadhi ~ The Last Rites Prosecutor - Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice Music Extended

[@Wolf6119]

"What's crack-a-lackin my homies?" - Prosecutor Sahdmadhi, visiting his local Burger Barn

[@Hamble_Gambles]

Did you know?: This is a remix of Godot's Theme but with Khura'inese instruments.

[@maverickhunterstupidiocy7779]

i guess it's just a guy trying to blend in with the cool kids or something.

[@creamdog498]

Cooper O'Connor Wait, really?

[@Hamble_Gambles]

@@creamdog498 If you closely listen to the melodies of both songs then you'll hear the similarities.

[@chuckled125]

@@Hamble_Gambles holy shit

[@Tenike8]

I loved how at home in his courtroom there were real butterflies flying on his finger while overseas they were ethereal butterflies. Nice detail

[@darkcat6530]

i didn't even notice that

[@breadsotrue]

dang i knew something felt different but i didn’t know what

[@jorgiebear]

You too? I thought I was the only one

[@p3dr0_rl82]

I loved the detail when i saw it

[@NeoArashi]

I noticed it when I did Episode 3 for the first time. Mwntuoned that on the Spirit of Justice forum of GameFaqs back then, and I was the first who noticed therr. Or at least, first among those who noticed who spoke about it there.

[@Goodtimeswith_jack]

I think he really shined in Turnabout Storyteller when he attempted to insult Blackquill but each time he got it right back at him.

[@Teknanam]

Nahyuta got Blackquill good though with his Rakugo research and the Panda comments.

[@Goodtimeswith_jack]

Blackquill still did better in the end in my opinion, those two seriously make a great duo...

[@Teknanam]

Trace Wenzinger But then you lose the joke on Nahyuta's religious nature..

[@trace4058]

metaXzero That's true, I probably would like it better if it was kept as Sad Monk actually. Was just playing around with some puns.

[@deadturret4049]

Galaxilord1954 EX. I think he shone there simply because he was pitted against a character who knows hows to deal with insufferable pricks. Seriously, having blackquil go after nahyuta was probably my favourite part of the game.

[@beoreon1]

So many people hate on “Let it go, and move on.” without realizing he’s not just saying it to the attorneys or the accused, it’s his mantra. It’s the only thing keeping him sane while he’s forced to put all these innocent people away without a fair trial.

[@klausoshaunacey8429]

I agree. It’s a personal reminder of what he’s doing it for and how his broken spirit needs to continue on for Rayfa’s sake

[@maethecrazyone]

I just finished the game of AA6 and i have to say i agree. Man- that lastcase fucked me up

[@Shillzhy]

Nur Maesarah Last case as in the LAST case or just the one where Apollo stays in Khura’in?

[@shrodu]

So...he's saying it to himself?

[@beoreon1]

@@shrodu Yes, he’s saying it to himself as much as he’s saying it to the lawyers and defendants/accused.

[@MapleyNexus]

*Presents evidence at correct statement, Objection theme plays* Nahyuta: Yeah no fuck you. *This song plays* Every. Single. Objection.

[@NeoArashi]

Still better than Goddot's literal only argument is basically "Evidence or GTFO"

[@owlcat9644]

You: *Presents solid argument* Nahyuta: *Performs ninjutsu* Satorha imaoman domasamashi detashinuke taregasayo sonoka!

[@pkmntrainerred4247]

@@NeoArashi At least Godot's "PRESENT EVIDENCE THEN I BELIEVE U" argument holds some water in it, unlike shouting "HOLY MOTHER U PUTRID DEFENSE ATTORNEYS GONNA BURN IN HELL". Evidence works in court, not curses

[@strreetlamp7613]

but its a good theme though cant lie

[@blupengu]

i gotta admit, when he said (spoiler): "a dragon never yields," my panties dropped

[@boostedsurvivorandkilleron5407]

BRUH

[@JetmanPR]

That moment right there was when you realize that the REVOLUTION is coming

[@titaniummissile5956]

You should probably put a spoiler warning there.

[@blupengu]

TitaniumMissile oh... true, my bad :P

[@rizmarie9939]

SAME.

[@phantomr277]

Nahyuta sadhmadi in a nutshell: Apollo, Athena or Phoenix: *makes a reasonable and perfectly thought argument* Nahyuta: " _O holy mother, you have_ _such a putrid mind, you will_ _live in the hell of the twilight_ _realm for eternity, you must_ _pay for your sins_ "

[@extrahachse3118]

Not sure if Phoenix Wright and reasonable argument belong in a sentence

[@rikustorm13]

Bruh wtf

[@Tigamer]

You forgot the "SATURA" part ^^

[@kroutkas5507]

@@Tigamer *Satorha!

[@rig8078]

Also Apollo, Athena or Phoenix: *rebuttal with a more reasonable and perfect argument and also with a evidence that shuts him up* Nahyuta: "Polkhunkaaaaaaaa!"

[@titaniummissile5956]

"It is time to let it go, and move on." *theme plays*

[@trace4058]

everytime a butterfly flew onto his hand I thought this was going to play, and I always got super hype, only to be dissapointed like half the time

[@Spritus3241]

**throws beads** **simon slashes with his blade** "NOT BLOODY LIKELY!"

[@rez774]

I loved that part!

[@RealRaven6229]

Love your profile pic!

[@RealRaven6229]

+Spritus Animation / YTPs Just... yes!

[@thejackshammer7654]

Is it ok to say that I like Nahyuta's character? Yeah, he does curse Apollo and Athena, telling them they'll Burn in Heck, But He for the most part is so Calm and collected, that it becomes endearing.

[@mrkrabs5039]

exactly, I feel like one of the few people here who actually like him

[@yusufamin4521]

No it's not ok

[@hayamihinata4135]

I personally quite like him as well, maybe I jus had a soft spot for these kind of characters.

[@awildnoviceappears]

All prosecutors were made to be infuriatingly unlikably punchable i think they went ham with nahyuta but I love the foreign and more calm and religious face that nahyuta brings into the legal battlefield. Proud to be one of the 3 people who like him

[@emliu5000]

I do too, I like that he feels different from the typical “I’m a ruthless prodigy who will stop at nothing for a guilty verdict.” The only time he acts like that is when his sister’s safety is on the line. He’s persistent, but if the defendant really is innocent he accepts it calmly. And over the years, he has never stopped believing in the truth. Plus, his floating sash thing is pretty cool.

[@lostanimeworld11]

Apollo: Aw man! That was my last gem, and I still haven't pulled a 5*! Nahyuta: It's just a game, Apollo. Let it go, and move on. Apollo: *pulls out his wallet* Nahyuta: *grabs and tries to pull the wallet out of Apollo's hands* I SAID "LET IT GO AND MOVE ON"! Apollo: NOOOOOooooooo!

[@marcosseverini5297]

Apollo! Don't become a hateful pay-to-play for an Android game!

[@cinny1313]

"No, Apollo, don't whale, you'll lose your soul"

[@denifromdiscord]

great example of when nahyuta is actually right

[@jayIG]

am i the only one who read that in their voices

[@Stirdix]

Apollo: "A dragon never yields!"

[@Arthur2light]

For most of the game, I did not like Nahyuta. But at the very end, I warmed up to him. Still prefer Blackquill more.

[@lumeydump8400]

Spoilers Hm, I feel like both Blackquill and Nahyuta were willing to give up their lives for a little girl that overall didn't matter as much as what the cost of her protection will do (Dark age of the law, support of the Ga'ran regime), which is why I tended to dislike their reasoning. Still, with a little Capcom magic, I love them both to hell.

[@QweRinatrtY]

+Lumey Dump [warning spoilers] Athena: Her life would be ruined psychologically if she were to learn that she "killed" her own mother. Rayfa: Her reputation would be ruined because of the Khura'inese beliefs

[@lumeydump8400]

31 337 Spoilers True, and though I do feel bad for them, but as a result of both of their protection hundreds of people died either to the Defense Culpability Act, false charges and more. If Nahyuta and Simon were not to put their entire existence over a little girl, then Dhurke would have lived to see his revolution complete and the Dark Age of the Law would potentially never happen. I say this with a heavy heart because I really do like Athena and Rayfa, but after learning the entire story, it doesn't sit right with me.

[@QweRinatrtY]

Lumey Dump ok then place yourself in blackquill/nahyuta situation, what would you do?

[@lumeydump8400]

31 337 Spoilers As for Blackquill I do not know, it is a really, really difficult conflict and there's really not much he could have done to prevent the worst case scenario... so I don't blame him. As for Nahyuta, I would have continued to fight for the revolution. And though Rayfa may have been banished from royalty, she could join the cause and learn the truth, rather than being raised by a mother that verbally abuses her and neglects her, having her awesome real father raise her and eventually they would have overthrown the Ga'ran regime, and much faster than when Nahyuta insisted to help Ga'ran in her tyranny. In the end, the truth of Dhurke's innocence will be known and Amara, Rayfa and Nahyuta could return to royalty. Please note I'm not discarding the fact that this is a very difficult conflict to decide.

[@spinsolar]

His breakdown animation is awesome XD

[@phlyphenix1601]

P U T R I D S O U L

[@crinisitian8456]

Red pepper

[@NEUTR0NDANCE]

Crinisitian Egg yolk

[@yabukiman4273]

Pohlkunkaaaaaa!!

[@nicc8451]

Prosecutor Sad Monk

[@kartik1396]

Simon really did own him in case 4...

[@Moda-pf8wt]

That was my favorite part of case 4, even though it was filler. Blackquill just saved the entire case by just appearing at the defense's bench.

[@GameBreaker1055]

@@Moda-pf8wt and making fun of Nayhuta

[@maverickhunterstupidiocy7779]

NOT BLOODY LIKELY

[@shrodu]

Sad Monk

[@UchaNekome]

He's not the best prosecutor nor is he the best character. But his design and theme are still awesome.

[@yungbreezy36]

He's the only prosecutor to ever beat Phoenix in court.

[@usermcskull4713]

+yungbreezy36 He did? When?

[@Crush1084]

My main problem with Yuty isn't really anything to do with him. Capcom gave him almost the exact same character arc they gave Edgeworth. I feel like they got a little lazy with his development. I know he is supposed to be Apollo's Edgeworth, but they took that too literally.

[@Moda-pf8wt]

@@Crush1084 That's the problem with most characters post-AJ: AA. Athena's backstory is way too similar to Edgeworth's backstory, and Nahyuta's redemption arc is similar to Edgeworth's, except Edgeworth's development was handled way better, because it got spanned over the trilogy. Blackquill actually has originality in his backstory. Which is what saved me from disliking DD (it's my least favorite out of all the games I've played).

[@BackSet]

@@duplifox Technically, Apollo beat him. I mean, in the end Phoenix forfeited but he came closer to beating him than any prosecutor did.

[@naryle9415]

I want to hug him for all the things he's been through, but also strangle him for all the things he made ME go through

[@ChooseYourCharacter076]

On God.

[@Debloko666]

When I first heard this theme in the game, I fell in love for it! It is so calm and mysterious... and I love calm and mysterious themes!

[@trainboy2019]

Same!

[@mariostarfan20]

me three

[@entrypointman9628]

Do you like Lamiroir’s theme

[@WednesdayMan]

Get a good headset or good set of speakers damn this theme is really good. it's truly a sad theme that expresses Nahyuta. it's calm and mysterious with a hint of sadness relating to their past.

[@maethecrazyone]

@Charles Kenney TAKE THAT! We can't say it due to spoilers unfortunately unless you have played it already *insert Polly's hair rubbing animation with a grin*

[@giornogiovanna3477]

Nahyuta Is the one of the two prosecutors who managed to get a guilty verdict but lost to wright anyways (other being manfred von karma)

[@HyLion]

With Von Karma, the judge withdrew his verdict almost immediately, with Nahyuta, it stayed for an entire day.

[@Bellidentical]

@Josef Mariae Labajo Yes. Yes we are

[@therealestrobert]

Winston payne

[@espurrseyes42]

Also Edgeworth in the Matt Engarde case.

[@Bellidentical]

@@espurrseyes42 Well, with the Engarde case Edgeworth didn’t actually lose to Wright. In Turnabout Goodbyes, Von Karma actually got a guilty verdict before it was immediately rescinded thanks to Larry. In the Nahyuta V Wright case, Nahyuta got a guilty verdict which was only overturned because of another murder that happened and once Wright found the killer for both murders, only then was the end verdict not guilty. For the Engarde case, once the verdict was guilty, it wasn’t rescinded afterwards

[@Nitram-MH]

Nahyuta seemed a bit of a dick at first, but then I softened up to him when I realized that he’s a genuinely good person just on the bad side. Also his theme is a banger considering it usually plays not only when he’s confident he got you cornered, but he also GOES INTO A PRAYER POSE THAT EVEN A BUTTERFLY LANDS ON HIM BECAUSE OF HOW FOCUSED HE IS THATS A FLEX AND A HALF!!

[@zenxhysterias9611]

-inserts a very intense clap here- -hair swooshes back in response- All kidding aside, he's a little like Franziska, hell bent on putting the defendant to jail ( more like death but you know ). Even Blackquill didn't have that sort of vibe to him in AA: DD.

[@Jotari]

Strength, calm danger, mystery and even a bit of sorrow. All these things are conveyed in this theme. That's why it works so goddamn well regardless as to what part of the story Nahyuta and the player's perception of him is at.

[@Fulgore2005]

Let's talk about how competent and well prepared Nahyuta is as an international prosecutor. The Magical Turnabout - He studies most (if not all) forms of media (especially the crucial hidden camera trick) and watches all of Roger Retinz's shows in a single afternoon. More impressive given he waited in line for an hour to try out the Burger Barn. Turnabout Storyteller - He learned so much about rakugo within a night to the point of discussing it in great length and even being able to perform it in spectacular fashion. This is all on the back of prosecuting another case in Khura'in the previous day. And that's without the DID that Uendo has. Nahyuta is truly a dangerous opponent to go up against just because he really is that clever and well prepared.

[@shadowstar8619]

Yeah, but that just as easily reads him off as someone who falls down more rabbit holes than Alice in Wonderland when he's researching things around cases States-side. And when he doesn't really need that information on-hand during a trial (like the rakugo reenactment), *it shows.*

[@Kyara7]

​@@shadowstar8619 Nahyuta, our hyperfixating king

[@walliam5506]

Honestly I wish they played with this more. It’s like the one of the few endearing things he has for me but it gets drowned out by the fact that most of the time his dialogue is just the same 4 lines repeated over and over. Nayuta is an amazing prosecutor in concept but MAN did they flop on the execution

[@nolmartmaridorgimeno7022]

so like how much jet lag did Nahyuta go through again

[@obito101man5]

this song's melodic structure is similar to that of a lullaby. that's why people find it calming jsyk

[@iLiketoLaugh123]

You mean like a lullaby that puts you to your eternal slumber? ...You know, because Nahyuta is the Last Rites prosecutor .__________. I'll go now.

[@jemimahrajakumar7770]

@@iLiketoLaugh123 hey this could even be the intention of the song`s composer

[@FrNSICs]

this song makes me want to let things go, and move on

[@nathanevans1382]

Athena: NEVER!

[@runefaustblack]

I have a phobia to that phrase by now.

[@tailsfan11westandwithukraine]

That phrase actually works, by the way. When I feel myself getting troubled, frustrated, sad, ETC about something in the recent or far past, I try to remember to tell myself these very words. And they really work! I accept that it's happened, let it all go, and move on down the present road to the future.

[@Thegeektoendallgeeks]

this theme is SO CHILL, LOVE IT

[@Balay123]

Satorha imao mando mo samashi detashi nu ketare gasayo sonoka!

[@ripple7234]

さとら・いまおまん・どもさまし・でたしぬけ・たれがさよ・そのか!

[@danieloxford6014]

HGRN! _proceeds to tighten his rosary_

[@coolcool9634]

@@ripple7234 why are you writing it in hiragana? what's the point? it's not japanese.

[@fuji3793]

@@coolcool9634 Apparently the Khurainese symbols are based on hiragana, only rotated and modified a little.

[@coolcool9634]

@@fuji3793 they might be based on it, i dont know, but they look nothing like hiragana.

[@phoenixwright8364]

The amount of information this person can learn overnight is unbelievable. I bet he's from Khura'inese version of Oxford or something.

[@aclarke7486]

Ocks’fud University

[@florisdamen5714]

@@aclarke7486 That’s just how someone from the Southern United States would pronounce it.

[@Crush1084]

The parallels between Nahyuta and Edgeworth are ridiculous. It's almost the same exact arc. One's just got more spirtual lingo. Seriously, the only thing missing was Nahyuta helping out on a case before the final one. Trucy was treated exactly how Edgeworth treated Maya in case 2 of the first game. They were both prosecuted by someone they worked for who turned out to be complete psycho assholes (Von Karma and Ga'ran respectively). They both have defense attorney fathers. They were saved by their childhood friends (or brother in Yuty's case) (Phoenix and Apollo). They both even have idiot companions (Larry and Datz). At least Nahyuta wanted to become a prosecutor, and didn't do it just to spite his father like Edgeworth initially did. Oh, and I guess they're both chief prosecutors too. Even if Yuty is chief by default.

[@posit1ve_wotb]

Technically, Gaspen Payne is the chief prosecutor of Kurain

[@thepresidentjulius3820]

@@posit1ve_wotb yeah gaspen....i don't think he still be the chief prosecutor anymore after ga'ran's defeat

[@klausoshaunacey8429]

I can’t tell if you’re saying that this is a good or bad thing

[@walliam5506]

Honestly, what makes Edgeworth stand above Nayuta for me is that you can feel the effect the cases in the game have on him. Spoilers, but: By the time you get to Case 4, you WANT to help Edgeworth out because you’ve watched him have to reconsider his entire view on his purpose in life in real time. With Nayuta though, it feels like each of the cases are in a vacuum. His own brother beat him in case 2, and 2 of the biggest figures in his religion (which he’s retreated into to try and convince himself what he’s doing is okay) turned out to be rebels who hate what he stands for in Case 3. The fact that neither of these really seem to matter end up making his redemption feel undeserved in Case 5. Sure he was kinda angsty throughout it, but the fact that you ONLY get to see it’s effect in the second half of the last case in the game makes him unbearable throughout the rest of the game, because it feels like he never progresses past Case 2. And sure, he’s got his whole “let it go and move on” thing, but like honestly I’d legit prefer if he was a hypocrite on that front lmao. Like have it so he keeps repeating that nothing matters and to move on, while very clearly spiraling due to what his losses mean. Hell, Case 4 would’ve been the perfect place to make me love Nayuta. Why not make it so that the “Last Rites Prosecutor” is just ignoring all the religious proceedings altogether, and have someone point out how weird that is. That’d be a really fun way to visualize the literal crisis of faith going on behind the scenes with him, But no. Case 4 was when I finally realized that all his dialogue was a chore to read because it’s the same 4 phrases repeated over and over again, which made him feel like he wasn’t actually changing until Case 5. Edgeworth feels like he’s changing throughout the game. Nayuta feels like he never stops being the same guy you went up against in Case 2, until the story needs him to be.

[@turboyabo864]

Every character has some one they look up to in a way . Phoenix has edgeworth as a old friend Athena has blackquil as a father figure Apollo has nahyuta as his big brother .

[@cinny1313]

In my eyes Blackquill is more of a brother figure to Athena

[@jorgiebear]

Gumshoe has Edgeworth as an uncle of sorts

[@shieldbug]

What about Dhurke :(

[@fancyshaymin1892]

His floating scarf or cape or whatever it is in combination with this theme really gave me chills.

[@oxbow9877]

The theme sounds very fitting for the kind of person he is up until 0:21 where it starts to sound like he feels trapped and is feeling despair. It makes his theme good, but sad at the same time, kind of like Godot’s

[@nkdubuisson]

I’m hoping you finished the game 🥴

[@CoolyCools]

Its godot theme but remixed with other instruments

[@윤-o3o]

Something you should know.. The Butterflies are actually the ones from Dahlia Hawthorne...

[@ramoruso14]

박박박 anime gasp

[@barboraklepalova3886]

They are relatives

[@nathanevans1382]

Do not speak of that witch's name here, it causes a disturbance in the very atmosphere!

[@maverickhunterstupidiocy7779]

*THEY WHAT*

[@ARandomSpace]

OBJECTION! You have no PROOF!

[@imot429]

"Let it go and move on!"

[@vedhansarvesh9527]

I love this theme. It's so calming but you can tell that it's stained with sorrow

[@hayamihinata4135]

I love this so much, and I love Nahyuta just as much. I don't know why I love him so much, but I just have a soft spot for his type of character.

[@LoquenderoInazuma]

If we get an Apollo Justice 2, i want to saw how will Nahyuta be now

[@NeoArashi]

Zuma Technically, this is Apollo Justice 3. Apollo Justice 1 was the first in the second Ace Attorney Trilogy, and all three games in the Trilogy focuse a lot more on him than Phoenix (even if Dual Destinies focuses on Athena, the victim of the last 2 cases is Apollo’s best friend)

[@questionmarkquestionmarkques]

we already got 3 phoenix and 3 apollo games, i think the next one should focus on athena

[@W1NTAG3]

@@NeoArashi I think Dual Destinies focuses on Athena even less, because, after 1st case(also case about Apollo, cuz he got BONKED by Ted), the 2nd and 3rd cases are not only about Athena meeting Apollo, but also otherwise. So, basically, every case is about Apollo. That's also proof that DD is AJ 2

[@KatTheLavaGirl]

@@questionmarkquestionmarkques I agree. Athena needs her own game

[@MetalizedSoul]

@@KatTheLavaGirl and SoJ she is only properly involved in 3 cases, but really shines more on her second case with blackquill so really she is mainly just the defense assistant on the other 2 cases tbh, so yeah we need an Athena Game

[@SuperShesh2]

This clap always makes me flinch it’s so aaaaaaa

[@LoopHole101Z]

I love this theme.... I really do.

[@cedtendo5344]

Nahyuta is one of my favorite characters in Ace attorney and his theme is great

[@nathanevans1382]

Sahdmadhi: Let it go, an- Athena: NEVER!

[@magicemperor2420]

In my humble opinion, he fell flat. I didn't think he was so memorable... as a character. His theme music is great, though! Kinda reminds me of Godot, for obvious reasons.

[@sonicboom126]

He took 4 cases

[@GameBreaker1055]

80% of his dialogue are insults

[@nootnewt9323]

I think the jury is out on Nahyuta being the worst prosecutor. I disliked him more than I disliked Barnham and Darklaw.

[@Crush1084]

I'm surprised he reminds you of Godot. Mainly because he got the exact same character arc that Edgeworth did in the first Ace Attorney game.

[@robloxnewuser1111]

@@nootnewt9323 Godot is the worst prosecutor though (I'm speaking about his prosecutor job) because he only took on 3 cases, lost all of them and at the third case, he got arrested.

[@Zaldeen519]

I listen to this god damn piece every time I write an essay and for some inexplicaple reason it helps me focus every time

[@katqueen457]

*Spoilers* This new prosecutor is Apollo's foster brother. Apparently his father died from a fire while trying to save Apollo in Khura'in. I'm hyped to find out more about Apollo's past!

[@sasschan4473]

Apollo's story at this point is pretty much done.

[@theelephant2117]

+twat the only thing to fill in now is how apollo's parents met

[@rez774]

Am I the ONLY one thinking they are trying to force his development? The games called, "Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice" not "Apollo Justice: Spirit of Justice" (That does sound weird)

[@sasschan4473]

Spirit of 'Apollo' Justice. He also never had a backstory, so they're just filling the blanks.

[@rez774]

twat I guess that's true, but he HAPPENS to of grown up in Khura'in, and so HAPPENS to be brothers with Nahyuta. Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney did a good job with the start. Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies also did a good job with filling his personality in. But this game, it feels strange. My own opinion though.

[@nestor11811]

👌 let it go and move on

[@maggintons]

Im dissapointed in you fans.. Nobody has made a *Keep Calm and Carry* on poster parody with the Kurai'n mitama symbol saying *Let It Go And Move On*

[@cappella264]

I love this theme so much, Nahyuta wasn’t my favourite character, If he has more of a personality before the final case where he was fairly absent in then I would’ve liked him a lot more but even then I still quite like him

[@skknb]

I don't know why. I like his theme, but it's always reminded me of a "wild west" vibe. Maybe because he's a travelling monk, 'righting' wrongs, but also because his VA is Jesse McCree.

[@catalyst539]

His VA is Matt Mercer, actually.

[@skknb]

@@catalyst539 eh the point was made

[@ratmgant]

(note: I haven't finished the game) I imagine he's gonna get some good character development in Case 5, but his character is so meh. It's normal for the prosecutor to throw insults at the defense, but seriously, he does it WAY too often. I remember one time he talked for like 5-10 minutes with one of his "sermons", and I was like "Come on dude, seriously?" If it wasn't for this I would really like him as a prosecutor because he has a good theme and good design (still wish he could've been a girl, but I guess it works better with the plot). lol Congrats if you read this whole thing.

[@kett912]

Oh don't worry you got your girl prosecutor in the end lol

[@maverickhunterstupidiocy7779]

@@kett912 franzy's still miles better no pun intended

[@CoolyCools]

@@kett912 wait who?

[@CoolyCools]

@@kett912 ohhh right it was garan, frazy still better tho also i liked how larry mentioned the book called franzy whats it called again whip lmao

[@hydrusalphy4654]

The first time you go up against this guy, he's not even in his home turf. From what you see in the first case, you'd assume Khura'in's top prosecutor would be a fool who can't do anything right without his lawyer hating country on his side, but this guy comes to America, isn't supported in any of his preconceptions and builds a massively solid case against Trucy. Find him annoying all you want, but he makes for a massively intimidating foe at the beginning of the game.

[@walliam5506]

That’s fair tbh, I think he’s absolutely at his best in Case 2, in where his distain for lawyers and the accused makes him feel like a genuine threat and all the foreign phrases, teaching, and bead he throws at you feel surprising and interesting. It’s just then feels like they then copy and pasted Case 2 Nayuta across Cases 3 and 4, and then tried to speedrun his character arc in Case 5 (sorry, half of Case 5). I think he’s a really good concept for a prosecutor, but ruined by the fact that his act never changes meaning he gets old really quick.

[@calibur5987]

POLHKUNKAAAAA!!!

[@KatTheLavaGirl]

This song makes me want to let it go and move on

[@saintstigma]

I found this bgm is strangely addictive

[@Purpylon]

Satura! Saturaimaomandomosamashidetashinuketaregaseosoroka!!!!

[@maverickhunterstupidiocy7779]

Translation: *TASTE MY MAGIC NECKLACE OF PAIN YOU NINCOMPOOP*

[@scarletwolf9910]

I think this is first time I have ever teared up because of an Ace Attorney theme. It's so beautiful :')

[@Zennithu]

Who else was blasted by 'trust in me' and 'believe in me' from the 3rd case?

[@DDrakosmick]

This theme is so underrated

[@claudiacoto3293]

I would actually pause the game when this played just to listen to it, completely unaware that this existed. I even saved a scene where his theme played just to go back to it and listen to this. I am crazy.

[@kokorikopi]

On the dark desert highway...Cool wind in my hair... What, tell me you weren't thinking it.

[@Scrummy64]

Looking forward to facing off against Nahyuta in a month's time :)

[@Exe244]

*grabs rosary and slams desk*

[@seovania9601]

I'm definitely going to do my homeworks to that music.

[@KatTheLavaGirl]

I LOVE doing homework to ace attorney music!

[@catarenatucker2781]

The bass in this song my subwoofers BOOMIN!😍😍😍

[@itsflappletime]

This guy is so cool idc what anyone says

[@tailsfan11westandwithukraine]

My most favorite in the series. If he never comes back, I'm never playing or watching another ace attorney. That's how much I love him.

[@skodware]

Personally I'm expecting Nayuta to have the same name in English. In the first place, it's not a Japanese name; it's written in Katakana. Rayfa's wasn't changed either, just romanized differently. I think Bokuto's was only changed because it sounds too Japanese. Which I was expecting them to do anyways.

[@xxcraftiestsavxx6478]

+Skatfish Is Bokuto "Albhi Ur'Gaid", the tour guide?

[@skodware]

ZachAttack!1! Yes

[@xxcraftiestsavxx6478]

+TMG AARON Very creative, I know.

[@lucaswibisono1316]

Gotta love CAPCOM making names that sound like puns or anything silly. Am i Wright?

[@xxcraftiestsavxx6478]

Lucas Wibisono You better Luke Atmey when I say this statement.

[@shinyyoshi5126]

As someone who just started Turnabout Revolution: honestly, this guy better have one hell of a sob story, because so far, the only thing I like about him is this theme.

[@lumeydump8400]

Well? Were you satisfied?

[@shinyyoshi5126]

Wellllll kinda. I mean, it's nice to not be called putrid for once, and it's kinda adorable how he endured all this shit for Rayfa but he IS kind of a dick about it. And also, he calls you putrid many, many times but only calls Ga'aran that once? I would have at least expected him to lay a smack down on her but... no.

[@lumeydump8400]

Shiny Yoshi Have to agree with you there. But for some reason, I can't hate Nahyuta even if I try.

[@questionmarkquestionmarkques]

he has the potential to be an excellent character but his execution was super lacking

[@EvilLordCanas]

Am I the only one who kept reading his lines in Zamasu's voice?

[@theelephant2117]

It fits perfectly, he kinda does sound like Matt mercer

[@chaoticchao4987]

I personally read them in Shigure's voice

[@stanlubken3947]

I'm not a fully 100% sure, but Matt Mercer did voice Nahyuta.

[@shadowmsc7278]

Matt Mercer did voice Nahyuta. Although I always thought his voice would sound like Yusuke Kitagawa, not what we got

[@yobin3711]

Up until case 5 Nahyuta was probably my least favourite prosecutor in the series. But goddamn. Revolution sure did fix my wrong opinion.

[@rang2111]

Tragic and goated character, anyone who disagrees will be banished to the hell of hangnails..

[@Multienderguy37]

I would rather suffer an eternity of hangnails and tickling then admit he is a good character/person/prosecutor.

[@rainbowthedragoncat6768]

FUCKING EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!

[@rainbowthedragoncat6768]

​@@Multienderguy37aight have fun

[@ChinaDragonGirl]

Honestly as much as I like his character development, I wanted to punch him through the first three to four trials because his extremely religious speeches were so annoying. I think it was nice to use religion in court to show the importance of objectivity and the separation of religion and state, but dude the biased people in Khura'in including him and Rayfa in the first trials seemed absolutely repulsive to me. Their black and white mindset, for which changes I'm glad for, were seriously hard and annoying to deal with all the time. The fact that he was someone genuinely wishing for peace for the victims was refreshing, though he as a prosecutor throughout the game was the most annoying to deal with in my opinion. I liked Simon and Edgeworth in court much more, reserved, calm and not so annoyingly religious, and I apologize if I offend anyone here.

[@Moda-pf8wt]

No, you are right. It was a nightmare to deal with him during the four first cases because he was annoying. Seriously, I just wanted to throw my 3DS at my bedroom's wall because he was THAT annoying. Blackquill and Edgeworth were fun to argue against, because of their personalities and how they make good arguments. I like Klavier, too, except he doesn't really argue against us because when he knows that our client is innocent, he'll help as much as he is allowed to as a prosecutor. Godot... well, he is a good character, but as a prosecutor... I don't know. He always insulted Wright, and that irked me. So yeah, I like Edgeworth, Blackquill, and Klavier. I don't like Franziska, Godot, and Nahyuta.

[@ProsecutorZekrom]

But doesn’t hating him make it all the more satisfying to watch him be hit in the face by all those beads at the end of the trial?

[@scarlettsandiego778]

You shouldn't apologize, he wasn't the most tolerable person in the game. I wanted to punch him in the face during the entire game. 👊😂

[@klausoshaunacey8429]

But isn’t that kind of the point? You’re supposed to despise and be annoyed by him so that when he gets taken down in every case it’s even more satisfying than usual. Then when he (SPOILER) turns out to be actually on the right side of justice you realize that all of his religious spouting is intended to be a front for his actual, just character. It’s supposed to feel awkward and annoying because that’s not actually who he is.

[@ChinaDragonGirl]

@@klausoshaunacey8429 Yes that's true and I appreciate this character development throughout the last chapter and the way his character turned out to be. He was still very annoying throughout the all trials up until the end :D I also wrote that comment three years ago, it's been quite a while since I have been invested in this game.

[@ThePoltergust5000]

This guy's a douchebag but he's got an awesome theme. I especially love the very beginning, after the first riff, those two notes before the next part of the melody. /disclaimer i haven't finished the game

[@christopherkim4060]

He's not a real jerk. He pretends. I'm not spoiling why.

[@cutcc]

darn, you spoiled it for me =p

[@cutcc]

yesssss, life is good again ^_^

[@Klemeron]

Not really. He was still a huge douche even when there was absolutely no need and the justification was quite poor. Awesome theme though.

[@Goodtimeswith_jack]

I think anyone would really act like that if they were blackmailed with a living being, especially a fellow family member, and besides, Amara's reasoning for staying loyal to Ga'ran wasn't much better than simply sisterly love.

[@GameBreaker1055]

His best moment was when Blackquill cut down his necklace

[@nathanevans1382]

"Not bloody likely!" God, it was awesome to watch someone out Nahyuta in his place!

[@KatTheLavaGirl]

“You shall live a short, inconsequential life, only to be brutally devoured by a sea otter.”

[@adam63667]

Honestly, this theme is the best out of all the prosecutor themes!

[@kittyjuneo2218]

I know a lot of people don’t like Nahyuta for his attitude towards lawyers in court, (extra verbal abuse than other prosecutors but honestly Franziska was the same) but I think I’ve figured out why. Spoilers Ga’ran was forcing him to act that way so he wouldn’t be able to get close to people. Then, they wouldn’t be able to see that he was being threatened if they never got close enough to see his true emotions. Also he wouldn’t be able to ask for help because no one would like him enough to believe him. Just a thought but I think it’s possible that’s what was going on.

[@bcndooz3294]

I think it's ridiculous that people like Franziska then turn around and bully Nahyuta for doing similar things to Franziska

[@diesakuma367]

​@@bcndooz3294 exactly And this piss me off He is massively overhated I actually dislike franziska more than nahyuta At least he had development thorough the entire case(revolution) while she only has it for like 5 min in JFA Also Nahyuta adores ema He is the only prosecutor who is tolerant towards detective Like there is a lot to like about nahyuta(even tho he is a bit repetitive) Also also franziska is easily removable from the story which I find funny Nahyuta at least has a purpose to exist while she has not I dont understand why people think he is the worst when franziska in JFA is much worse

[@참들깨-r3v]

oh..! this theme definitly feel like kulain.. profound..

[@lesdaisydoo]

Dang, why do prosecutors get AMAZING themes that make me think that prosecutor is gonna be my next favourite character! Dang it Nahyuta, if ur better than Simon I'm gonna cry 😂😂😂

[@E1craZ4life]

_Satora imaoman domosamashi detashinuke taregasayo sonoka!_

[@calliefromoctober]

when you have to let it go and move on

[@banana_1_]

nahuyta could have used more character development. the queen should have grabbed him by the balls much more then what she did just to protect one person that already has a decent life. would make the game much better as they try to figure out whats holding nahyuta down

[@Thedraconicwerewolf]

It's kind of ironic how the theme's so calming and mysterious just by listening to it yet is foreboding and mentally debilitating whenever the prosecutor brings across an extremely damaging point. I haven't finished the game yet, but it gives me the impression that there's two sides to this man; the only one I've seen is his no-nonsense, karmic aura persona. And then there's the shortest yet powerful "in your face" saying I've heard; "Let it go, and move on."

[@DMMinthehouse]

Tbh always looked forward to his objections cause his theme specifically

[@aayushdhurka2425]

I'M DONE HEEDING YOUR SERVICES

[@maskkid]

Playing this against/watching SwordSoul in MasterDuel makes sense to me.

[@walliam5506]

Absolute banger of a theme for a character with too much wasted potential

[@omnipresent_lightbulb]

satorha imaoman domosamashi detashinuke toregasayo sonoka

[@xyliahvortex661]

Such a good song (I've not played AA 4, 5 and 6 btw)

[@Baptisteog18]

You know now that I think about it. There hasn’t really been a new ace attorney game in a while now. This was the last new one that was released, way back in 2016 in Japan and 2017 in America. In recent years only remastered versions of the older games have been released on the switch.

[@christophsiebert1213]

Don't forget "The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve", which released 2017 in JP. So while it's still quite some time, it's at least one year less without an actual new game. But we shouldn't discount the "Great Ace Attorney Collection" and recently released "Ace Attorney Investigations Collection". While those games are not per sé newly released by a long shot, they were officially released to the western audience in 2021 and 2024 respectively. So, for people that didn't rely on fan translations (TGAA never had their english fan translation finished btw) they still ate quite nicely those last few years. And Ace Attorney 5 and 6 finally being localized to more than english January 2024 was also quite nice.

[@sreedevprasad2625]

When you a monk, but ya gotta have an jalapeño-jack cheese burger.

[@matthewt4225]

This song helps me study

[@senialweife]

"It's time to let it go, and move on, you can't force me to achieve what you couldn't achieve in your school years, mom, dad..." *slippers got yeeted into face*

[@ChooseYourCharacter076]

Did we ever figure out how and why Nahyuta's scarf defies gravity?

[@mayafey5533]

*Rosary of suffering intensifies*

[@peckneck8601]

Why do I always imagine the smash brawl theme when I hear this

[@jrickducking6685]

Also know as the smug face song

[@matiszachowicz2686]

I wonder if Nahyuta knew that he was technically prosecuting his sister.

[@enyupan9276]

Adoptive half-sister, yes. And seeing how much he cared for his biological sister in the final case... it's a pity he never found out.

[@yedffgd]

Makes me think of that time Simon verbally kicked his ass all over the courtroom and left no doubt as to who was the better prosecutor.

[@ryusdojo8348]

"Let it go, and move on..."

[@emliu5000]

Hell of Tickling: where you get tickled without end for 500 million years Hell of Hangnails: where you get hangnails grown and ripped out for 800 million years Bahskwkdnjw Hell: where you suffer the endless punishment of pqoekzh by the mnsbddi of Pknsicu’afq

[@enyupan9276]

Nahyuta said the hell of tickling was the lowest level of hell, but it sounds the most appealing out of these three.

[@Докторпарадокс]

Nayuta for religious fanatic he is quite reasonable