History Trivia / NicoB

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Nico's personal ranking of ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' games is ''The Great Ace Attorney 2'' > ''Investigations 2'' > ''The Great Ace Attorney'' > ''Apollo Justice'' > ''Trials and Tribulations'' > ''Spirit of Justice'' > ''Phoenix Wright'' > ''Dual Destinies'' > ''Justice For All'' > ''Investigations''
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* TalkingToHimself: This is inevitable while voicing all the characters in a game, though it occasionally results in Nico actually conversing with himself (the gamer) as the character.
** Taken to its logical extreme in his "Council of Voices" videos.
** Occasionally, two characters Nico gave the same voice to will interact with one another. This will cause Nico to either differentiate the voices slightly to make them distinct from each other (e.g. Lotta Hart and Nicole Swift in ''Ace Attorney Investigations 2'') or keep the voices the same for comedic effect (e.g. Sigma and Junpei in ''Zero Escape'').
** There's also the last trial of ''Dual Destinies'', where Phoenix argues against [[spoiler:the phantom, who is imitating him]].

* TheWikiRule: [[https://nicob.wikia.com/wiki/NicoB_Wiki Has a wiki]], but it seriously needs some help.

** He felt that ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles'' was one of Kotaro Uchikoshi's weaker games, and actually felt bad due to many of his audience thinking it's actually Kotaro Uchikoshi's best game due to his differing opinion of the game, particularly from the Iris route onwards. That being said, he did show some excitement for the sequel as it stars Mizuki, his favorite character from the game.

* PlayingAgainstType: The Monokuma voice is a strange example, since it was a WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse impression to begin with. Eventually, King Mickey from the Kingdom Hearts series is given this voice and needless to say, he's far more heroic than [[CuteAndPsycho Monokuma]] and his other incarnations, though some of Monokuma's snappiness bleeds through when he has to rescue Sora or Ventus.

* MissingEpisode: Even Nico himself has one. Originally Nico wanted to do the Let's Play of VideoGame/TheresiaDearEmile as per commenter's request, but as it was revealed by channel mods few years later, Nico stopped recording after the first episode, admiting that he couldn't make it funny or entertaining to watch, thus never publishing it.
* OldShame: He doesn't look kindly on his game ''VideoGame/ForeversEnd'' these days. He dedicated his 9th anniversary stream to playing and riffing on it.
* PlayingAgainstType: The Monokuma voice is a strange example, since it was a Mickey Mouse impression to begin with. Eventually, King Mickey from the Kingdom Hearts series is given this voice and needless to say, he's far more heroic than [[CuteAndPsycho Monokuma]] and his other incarnations, though some of Monokuma's snappiness bleeds through when he has to rescue Sora or Ventus.

* ApprovalOfGod: Apparently, Creator/KotaroUchikoshi, creator of the ''VisualNovel/ZeroEscape'' series, follows Nico on Twitter. Also the developers of the ''Franchise/{{Danganronpa}}'' series, Creator/SpikeChunsoft, love using his Hope Bagels meme when talking about Nagito Komaeda on social media. Komaeda's English voice actor, Creator/BrycePapenbrook, takes it even further: after learning where the meme originated, he started bringing it up with ''Danganronpa'' fans and explaining the meme to those unfamiliar with it. But it also goes the other way around;Nico himself liked and retweeted the picture of the Danganronpa OC Nico Bessho (Ultimate Guesser) from the fanfic Final Horizon.

** In the ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies'' playthrough, Phoenix claimed that {{Ninja}}s and spies are basically the same thing, to which Nico replied that they're completely different. [[SarcasmMode Apparently]], espionage ISN'T a major part of being a ninja.

** At the end of the ''VisualNovel/TheGreatAceAttorney: Adventures'' LP, Nico compares Case 3 of the game ("The Adventure of the Runaway Room") to "Farewell, My Turnabout" from ''Justice for All''. He says that ''Adventures''[='=] case was much better executed as a story about [[spoiler: defending a guilty man in court]], and states one of his reasons as to why is that the case in JFA derailed back into the series' {{sta|tusQuoIsGod}}ndard "believe in your client" moral when everything was solved. However, the entire point of the case was to give more CharacterDevelopment to Phoenix, and that solely believing in your client simply isn't the right way to go, and that he should search for the truth if he wants to be a more effective lawyer.