They can absolutely be split. I think it's just a matter of 'no one bothered to do it'.
Y'know, I think Diego Armando's name could fall under Two First Names instead of As Long as It Sounds Foreign
Edited by SimplyNateWho the heck keeps uploading the side comics and where can I find them because I want to read all of them!
Does Where the Hell Is Springfield? belong here? The city it takes place in depends on localization but even in the Japanese version, there are geographical oddities like GYAXA, which parodies JAXA (which is on an island).
In case 1-5, Gumshoe writes a memo to Edgeworth on the back of a poster for a new french restaurant. This restaurant is almost certainly Tres Bien, the scene of a murder in case 3-3. What trope would this fall under?
Hide / Show RepliesIt seems like Early-Bird Cameo. Since 1-5 was released after or at the same time the third game was made.
Unclouded TJ: Taking Bunny-Ears Lawyer too literally.Why is Mia's Death all over the main page without any spoiler tags and no obvious reason as to why I must know that from just glancing at the page? I didn't know anything about phoenix wright's story but now I know his mentor dies, while her being called the "Obi-Wan" should be a hint it doesn't seem like it needs to be just out there unmarked and with a small excuse that it's a "Late Arrival Spoiler". I'd edit the page and put them in spoilers but I know nothing of the series so yeah, why is just unmarked?
Hide / Show RepliesIt's the very first plot event following the tutorial case in the first game, and it's nigh impossible to explain anything about the rest of the games without somehow mentioning that Mia is dead. Most people file it under "You should know this already".
Is there any particular reason why the first three games share one page while the rest of the main series has their own entries? This inconsistency doesn't make much sense to me.
Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority. Hide / Show Replies