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did a thing based off of that one video with robert pattinson... saw it and immediately thought of them

#ace attorney #ace attorney fanart #miles edgeworth #maya fey #phoenix wright fanart #gyakuten saiban #pwaa #aa

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Okay, so, Emaziska. I am not sure I get it, I support it, but I am not sure I understand it. What's the vibe? What are they like together? What draws them to each other? I desire to understand and better appreciate your vision.

I think they could have crazy chemistry. Fran's no-nonsense and Ema's dusting every inch of a crime scene for prints... They could be unstoppable. Also, simmerous, much?

Ignore the misspelling of incessant here

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I am Trucy enjoyer first and human being second

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once I saw this pic I couldn't unsee-

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some klaviers ^^ I imagine he used to experiment w fashion more when he was a teen, with him starting w clunky vaguely punk inspired clothing, going into rokku gyaruo, then having a rokku gyaru era experimenting a lot more w gender 🎉

#ace attorney #ace attorney fanart #klavier gavin #apollo justice #aa4 #ace attorney klavier #gyaru #gyaruo #rokku gyaru #rokku gyaruo

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I don't ship langworth and it's not a thing at all in my canon, but it's funny for me to imagine that other people think they did have a thing even though they didn't; the spikey haired guy curse follows edgeworth...

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maya’s in game outfit literally looks like an american drew it (and i say this as an american) so…

email me capcom

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some dual destinies for 2day from when I finished the game! wanted to figure out how to draw the blackquills ^^

#ace attorney #ace attorney fanart #simon blackquill #aura blackquill #athena cykes

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when he notices you acting different after your "friend" takes you to europe on a "business trip"

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i am at my limit

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Cuntiest defense attorneys to ever serve

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which is part of why I am convinced they only properly get together after canon, once their lives are stable enough to do so.

As a narumitsu shipper, the main issue I have with narumitsu fanon is how contradictory it can often be with the actual text of the games.

Aside from general mischaracterization and flanderization, the major idea I take issue with is the fanon that Miles and Phoenix obviously have a deeply committed, consistent relationship, or even live together and co-parent Trucy.

It's a very romantic idea, and unfortunately canon just completely smashes it to pieces.

I was strongly reminded of this fact while I was playing Turnabout TIme Traveller.

In Turnabout Time Traveller– and this is consistent with every time that Miles and Phoenix meet with one another in the games– Miles' and Phoenix's dialogue explicitly indicates that they haven't seen one another for months, and don't know exactly what the other has been up to.

Every time Miles and Phoenix see one another in the games, they have to take a few minutes and catch up with one another and how their lives are going (as well as exchange a few barbs and insulting banter.)

This is a consistent trend. Miles and Phoenix don't see one another often– or at least, during the timeframe that the games take place, they are not currently seeing one another often. These are not performative conversations– there's no one else around that they have to pretend they're not seeing each other if it's the case.

Could they be spending lots of time together outside of the timeframe of the games, for instance, during the seven year gap? Surely, yes! But that still leaves us with long stretches of time during the span of the games that they haven't seen one another and don't know what each other are doing.

Headcanons are always fine and wonderful, but if you want a narumitsu relationship that is consistent with the text of the games, you need to accept that Miles and Phoenix have an incredibly on-again-off-again relationship with long stretches of time where they just straight up don't know where the other one is or what they're doing.

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Obsessed with this actually. We know gumshoe doesn’t know the details of dl6 because edgeworth asked him not to dig up his past, which he respected, yet from the snippets he knows (and the fact that he knows this stuff at all already says a lot about the trust edgeworth has in him and their relationship) he’s deduced… edgeworth’s big main psychological issues basically. I mean he got it in one there. Gumshoe is a himbo extraordinaire, but damn he’s emotionally intelligent. He really understands people. And boy does he understand and love edgeworth

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I think what I love the most about AA is that characters have a duality to them that I don't see often in media. They have actual flaws and do actual bad things, and it's not glossed over. Phoenix is a fundamentally good person, he helps people at the drop of a hat, risks his life for them. Has a penchant for taking strays under his wing. He believes in people... but also not really. He carries a literal lie detector with him at all times, and only employs people who can also peer into other people's hearts. So is he really that trusting? Sure he trusts his clients are innocent, but he doesn't trust they will tell him the truth at all (there's always something to lie about). He believes himself naive, and that's why he works extra hard not to be. Some people think he changed with his disbarment but I feel like when he actually changed was after Dahlia. He became less and less trusting as time went on. And Phoenix actually does forge evidence and risks his subordinate's career, and he says pretty nasty things sometimes (that one time to Edgeworth had got to hurt, badly, especially if you consider that the note could have been genuine at first, which we don't know for sure), has a pretty tactless and somewhat hurtful sense of humor, brings his daughter to cheat at poker, and doesn't tell said daughter she actually has some family left alive. He's secretive, elusive and cryptic, and masks it under a false pretence of goofiness. Miles is, by contrast, very easy to read. He may appear emotionally stunted but is one of the more emphathetic characters. He realizes when he's wrong and immediately needs to correct those wrongs. He grows uneasy and uncertain and eventually recognizes when he's mistaken. By the end of it he begins to help people naturally, without even thinking about it as much as he would have in the past. He helps so many people, he has basically got Phoenix's savior complex 2.0 but the healthy kind where he doesn't jump off a bridge. But... he was also actually cruel, and did send innocent people to their graves (was he really so naive to believe whichever defendant came his way was guilty?). He feigned his death disregarding other people's feelings, and while you could say he had no obligation towards Phoenix (apart from basic decency and respect towards someone who had turned his life around to save him), he still abandoned Franziska, who was still just a kid and had just discovered her father was a psychopath. She probably thought, at some point, that the apple didn't fall that far from the tree. That's it's somehow her fault as well. He may be rude and antagonistic, frank to a fault. Isn't afraid of telling stuff to your face. But he also cares about the people he loves so much, to the point he doesn't hesitate to risk his career and break the law multiple times. He may appear a pessimist but he's pretty idealistic at heart, it's quite funny that his favourite show is about an hero of justice, isn't it? Godot is... well, we don't know much about it from before his coma, but he definitely shared Mia's sentiments for helping people in their hour of need. But when he wakes from a 6-year coma he's so broken that he just pins the blame on the most absurd person to blame it on, settles on a complicated plan, and also prosecutes on that particular murder he should just confess upon. Iris was sweet, innocent, self-sacrificing. She knew absolutely nothing about the world apart from what Bikini or her sister told her. She was naive and falsely thought she could fix everything, that her sister was salvageable, that she could save Phoenix. But she still ended up lying to the person she loved and abetting a murder. That's why I love these characters so much. They're interesting and their stories make sense. People don't remain unchanged from what happens to them. People are multi-faceted and complex. You can't sum them up in a bunch of characteristics and aspect them to act on every single one of them, always, consistently. Sometimes people break. They make mistakes they regret, ...and some they don't.

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Gay Lawyers and Weird Girls for y’all ;) Mia Fey please call me