Follow TV Tropes

Following

History Funny / PhoenixWrightAceAttorney

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** Even funnier when Gant acknowledges Phoenix for making a connection between the two cases. Especially considering how Edgeworth kept gaining the lead over him while cross-examining Angel Star previously.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


--->'''Edgeworth:''' Let's see... MM! [[http://youtu.be/JQx1XnCQGhQ?t=2m14s MMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!]]\\

to:

--->'''Edgeworth:''' Let's see... MM! [[http://youtu.be/JQx1XnCQGhQ?t=2m14s be/JQx1XnCQGhQ?t=154 MMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!]]\\
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** When trying to find out the source of the 'broken knife", Edgeworth gives a snarky line if you get it wrong:

to:

** When trying to find out the source of the 'broken "broken knife", Edgeworth gives a snarky line if you get it wrong:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** When trying to find out the source of the 'broken knife", Edgeworth gives a snarky line if you get it wrong:
--->'''Edgeworth:''' If anything's broken here... it's you!\\
'''Phoenix:''' Huh?


Added DiffLines:

---> '''Phoenix''': Huh...?
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** Following that, Mia gives Phoenix the decisive evidence he needs to turn this case around...by [[MundaneSolution having him look at the back of the paper White used to write Maya's name]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* Phoenix's expression when Sahwit throws his toupée at him. And the fact that Sawhit just ripped it off his head and threw it at Nick like that in the first place.

to:

* Phoenix's expression when Sahwit throws his toupée at him. And the The fact that Sawhit just ripped it off his head and threw it at Nick like that in the first place.



* Sal Manella and his LeetLingo, complete with ":(". That's pretty much it. And the few times Maya doesn't understand him, too.

to:

* Sal Manella and his LeetLingo, complete with ":(". That's pretty much it. And the The few times Maya doesn't understand him, too.



** And then he comes up with another. "Indeed! Verily, I say!... Ergo!"

to:

** And then he He comes up with another. "Indeed! Verily, I say!... Ergo!"



* The scenes you get if you choose anything besides the metal detector when you go hunting for Gourdy. With Missile, if you head over to Larry's spot, he'll promptly eat all of the Samurai dogs and Nick'll have to foot the bill. Or if you choose the fishing pole and head to Lotta's, Maya will then [[EpicFail attempt]] to fish in the lake, but then sets off Lotta's cameras. And again Phoenix is sent a large bill.

to:

* The scenes you get if you choose anything besides the metal detector when you go hunting for Gourdy. With Missile, if you head over to Larry's spot, he'll promptly eat all of the Samurai dogs and Nick'll have to foot the bill. Or if you choose the fishing pole and head to Lotta's, Maya will then [[EpicFail attempt]] to fish in the lake, but then sets off Lotta's cameras. And again Again Phoenix is sent a large bill.



** And if you visit Lotta during that period without the Fishing Rod, Maya sneezes and sets off the camera ''again''. Poor Phoenix.
** Honestly, the metal detector is the gift that keeps on giving. Since it's always the last 'secret weapon' you'll use, it stays curiously in your inventory. Even after a 'clearing out'. And then, bit by bit, you realize why you have it. That's when the laughter starts and you realize the other items were {{Joke Item}}s.

to:

** And if If you visit Lotta during that period without the Fishing Rod, Maya sneezes and sets off the camera ''again''. Poor Phoenix.
** Honestly, the metal detector is the gift that keeps on giving. Since it's always the last 'secret weapon' you'll use, it stays curiously in your inventory. Even after a 'clearing out'. And then, out', then bit by bit, you realize why you have it. That's when the laughter starts and you realize the other items were {{Joke Item}}s.



** The fact that they are cross-examining a ''[[MakeTheDogTestify parrot]]'' itself. ''Everyone'' is aware of how ridiculous the situation is, but Phoenix still goes through with it because it's the only option left. And then, he has to get Maya to help out because she's the only one who can get the parrot to talk.

to:

** The fact that they are cross-examining a ''[[MakeTheDogTestify parrot]]'' itself. ''Everyone'' is aware of how ridiculous the situation is, but Phoenix still goes through with it because it's the only option left. And then, he He has to get Maya to help out because she's the only one who can get the parrot to talk.



** And from the epilogue:

to:

** And from From the epilogue:



* Phoenix and Ema are sent to investigate a certain prosecution office. While there, Ema notes that based on her deductions, the person who owns the office is "a real stuck-up jerk". Cue the reveal that it's ''Edgeworth's'' office... and he heard everything. Poor Ema, who looks up to Edgeworth, completely flips out and starts trying to backpedal, while he teases her by asking "What is it you've come here for? Though be warned, I have been known to be a... [[IronicEcho real stuck-up jerk]]." And after you start discussing details of the crime with him, Ema will mention how the body was found in some hideous, gaudy red sports car. Edgeworth's response is pretty much "I know. It's ''my'' car." And Ema freaks out and starts backpedaling some more.

to:

* Phoenix and Ema are sent to investigate a certain prosecution office. While there, Ema notes that based on her deductions, the person who owns the office is "a real stuck-up jerk". Cue the reveal that it's ''Edgeworth's'' office... and he heard everything. Poor Ema, who looks up to Edgeworth, completely flips out and starts trying to backpedal, while he teases her by asking "What is it you've come here for? Though be warned, I have been known to be a... [[IronicEcho real stuck-up jerk]]." And after After you start discussing details of the crime with him, Ema will mention how the body was found in some hideous, gaudy red sports car. Edgeworth's response is pretty much "I know. It's ''my'' car." And Ema freaks out again and starts backpedaling some more.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** Even better, the the bouquet has a matching cravat.

to:

** Even better, the the bouquet has a matching cravat.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** In the same scene, when you try to read the crumpled up resignation letter under Edgeworth's desk, Ema asks Phoenix to distract Edgeworth. Phoenix comes up with a ridiculous lie about Gumshoe falling past the window in the office (which, as a reminder, is seven stories up). Edgeworth seems to believe this... but doesn't really care, and opts to prioritise asking why Ema is sneaking under his desk.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* When Phoenix correctly deduces that the missing bullet from DL-6 is still inside Von Karma, inside the very courtroom, he sets out to prove this by running a metal detector over him. The mental image alone is priceless, but it's immediately accompanied by Von Karma objecting and showing a new spirt - clutching his old injured shoulder and showing visible distress, sweating bullets at realising that Phoenix actually has him cornered with his own trap for Edgeworth. After hours of him being a smug, insufferable, bullying jackass who's additionally guilty of murder and manipulating Edgeworth's lingering guilt and uncertainty over DL-6 to have him take the fall for it, it is '''very''' satisfying, and ''will'' have you laughing in delighted glee over finally pining his condescending ass to the wall. Many players have admitting to lingering on the moment for a bit just to savour Von Karma's desperation.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


--->'''Phoenix:''' I was hoping I'd come up with a question while pounding on my desk. I didn't.

to:

--->'''Phoenix:''' I was hoping I'd come up with a question while pounding on my desk. I didn't.\\

Added: 36

Changed: 180

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** Also, based on dialogue options, Phoenix right before then: "I was hoping to come up with a question by slamming on my desk, Your Honor... I didn't."
--->'''Judge:''' You have my sympathies.

to:

** Also, based on dialogue options, Phoenix right before then: "I then:
--->'''Phoenix:''' I
was hoping to I'd come up with a question by slamming while pounding on my desk, Your Honor... desk. I didn't."
--->'''Judge:'''
didn't.
'''Judge:'''
You have my sympathies.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


[If the player chose 'Have him answer honestly'](TELL THE TRUTH)\\
[If the player chose 'Stop him from testifying'](LIE LIKE A DOG)

to:

[If [''If the player chose 'Have "Have him answer honestly'](TELL honestly"''](TELL THE TRUTH)\\
[If [''If the player chose 'Stop "Stop him from testifying'](LIE testifying"''](LIE LIKE A DOG)
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


[If the player chose 'Have him answer honestly'](TELL THE TRUTH)

to:

[If the player chose 'Have him answer honestly'](TELL THE TRUTH)TRUTH)\\

Added: 64

Changed: 182

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* Keeping Larry from running his mouth and making things worse in the second incident has Phoenix desperately try to send a signal to get Larry to shut up/change his tune. His internal monologue on the matter is hilariously blunt.

to:

* Keeping Larry from running his mouth and making things worse in the second incident has Phoenix desperately try trying to send a signal to get Larry to shut up/change his tune. His internal monologue on the matter is hilariously blunt.blunt no matter the choice.



(LIE LIKE A DOG)

to:

(LIE [If the player chose 'Have him answer honestly'](TELL THE TRUTH)
[If the player chose 'Stop him from testifying'](LIE
LIKE A DOG)

Top