Solitary Justice (Ace Attorney Mashup/Remix) (Commission)

This remix was commissioned by Fiddlehead! You can find my commission listings here: ko-fi.com/fredthemontymole/co...
This is a remix/mashup of Kristoph Gavin's theme "Solitary Confinement" and Blaise Debeste's theme "Rigorous Justice". I think the pieces line up well together! Thank you Fiddlehead for both the commission and the lovely Blaise Debeste artwork!

[@milliardlewmaun4034]

Justine: "the P.I.C also has ties to the bar association." The ties to the bar association:

[@lenarratorsocietyofsuperio2731]

Kristoph and Blaise on their way to take Edgeworth's and Phoenix's badge away

[@Mr.bluer9999]

One of them was accused by his brother and the other by his son.

[@nightcollapse]

​@@Mr.bluer9999Talk about family court

[@Cramhead43]

In fairness Edgey kinda just gave up his badge as a pimp move, with pressure from Blaise and Judge Courtney.

[@Mr.bluer9999]

Kristoph and Blaise,Two founders of the dark age of law.

[@nguyenxi6846]

@@toxinrazor6489 Not really sure about The Phantom, while I believe that Manfred & Damon are partners in crime. Means is just a corrupt professor. He puts it in practice, not a founder.

[@mahmoudanas6220]

​@@nguyenxi6846means is more dangerous than you think he teaches the new generation rotten methods after all kristoph was his student

[@pokechatter]

@@toxinrazor6489The Phantom mostly played their role straight, except when it came to obfuscating their own crimes.

[@dan_man3087]

@@toxinrazor6489 Aristotle is not the "founder" of DAoL, he's the one who continued to flame it from within after it already had started.

[@cannonballking7]

Killer mashup of two men of law, who commit some very lawless actions. The sound of the two has a unified theme and creates a sound as slick as oil and ready to burst into flames. Keep up the great work, and have a lovely day.

[@GgrimrodD]

This is the theme of two men who will work together until the first opporitunity to stab the other in the back arises.

[@lagartijamuerta]

very nice to see a fan remix using less obvious songs, and it's a banger on top of that

[@liamfitzgerald1400]

Oooh, very intriguing. Like a fire and ice thing going

[@codyadams5129]

Kristoph was known as the "coolest" defence attorney in the West if I recall

[@bankasupa]

​@@codyadams5129 And Blaise literally carries a lighter everywhere

[@Fiddl3head]

Hey, thanks again for doing this mashup for me, and using my artwork too! It turned out great, and has a cool sinister vibe to it that really fits both characters.

[@leoalexandro4405]

Great artwork!

[@cannonballking7]

Fantastic artwork, you really captured their powerful presence and larger than life personality.

[@stone3016]

is that like, a ghost trick-ified blaise?

[@fourthmatchflame5758]

Yoooo, it's so cool that such cool Ace Attorney remixes are still being created. You have a sub, my guy

[@batfreeze56]

I just realized that Blaise is just Prosecutor Kristoph. I like him more now. Also you did my boy Kristoph justice, this sounds incredible.

[@theonlyjnockl698]

I never realized you m ade this but AMAZING, istg all of your ace attorney remixes are legendary

[@daydream2392]

Wow sounds pretty cool 😊 Like a boss batle. Now i want an RPG ace attorney +.+ To fight with Klavier against Kristoph and Debeste 😆

[@rangernomad4564]

This was one of my favorite bits from the AA medley, glad to hear an extended cut

[@MortisBringerOfAss]

Damn the beginning be sounding like something from doom

[@jayIG]

blaise looks straight out of ghost trick

[@leoalexandro4405]

I loved it, amazing video as always ❤

[@Foddeur]

Certified court classic, absolute banger of a mashup

[@FireflySan]

This is so smooth

[@WaluigiGoesWa]

Nice remix!

[@usblooper1881]

great remix! is there a link to the artist who made the blaise artwork? cannot find the social media for "Fiddlehead"

[@dan_man3087]

Is... Is that Delay Lama on the chorus?..

[@aheghaugheggeyahg]

fuck I can't unhear it now xd

[@TheCoolNintendoGuy8593]

Yooo new video

[@Pinkstarclan]

oh FUCK

[@Benito675]

The law's roots of evil