I wish they made it possible to break his black psyche locks. it would be such a huge part of the game as it would probable take about 7 years to complete.
@omegaplib Search for Apollo Justice Turnabout Substitution on YouTube. She's a psycho-bitch. I'd wager that she is as bad as Dahila Hawthorne. Yeah, she's THAT bad.
Is it just me or does anyone else think that the last part never happend due to the impossibility of collecting evidence in the future and presenting it in the past?
Maybe it was just telling how the story would be if they had all the information but in reality they lost
The part where you play as Phoenix was a "game" he made for the jurists called the MASON System. It showed them a generalized version of his investigation into his disbarring.
He never did "time travel", but at least most of what was shown during that part were based on real events.
@2paclove The MASON system isn't time travel, and there were only two scenarios like that in the whole thing, both which could have happened differently fitting into the time frame. First, Vera's Psyche-Locks. You need the Nail Polish and Kristoph's profile to beat it. Vera has the exact same bottle in her studio, and Phoenix knew Kristoph before going there. Phoenix could have broken the locks without having to see Kristoph in his cell; that was only for the player to get their connection.
@DracoFlame67 With Zak, you needed the photo of Thalassa that had her bracelets, which Phoenix gets from Brushel. This is shown at Present Drew Studio, after the trial he was a witness in, no less. That entire conversation may have just happened BEFORE everything else in the "present". It is the first of the four present areas to be finished completely, so it may have entirely been possible to have happened during the seven-year interval between past and present. 2 time zones is simmpler than 3.
I wouldn´t think that he is involved with apollo past in a weird way just for being his mentor. But I remember that he seemed to know about the power of the Gramaryes, it could have been for seeing it in the first case of the game however. Stil, for all we know, for him to train the son of a Gramarye was a very big fucking coincidence. I don´t sympathise with Kristoph and sucks my balls if he had a trauma, but still as a villain it would be very interesting to see him again ,and the black-locks
Those black psyche locks definitely gave me the feeling there is more to him than was revealed in this game. He's also at the top of my list for being the most psychotic antagonist in the Ace Attorney series since he actually felt threatening.
It would be cool if Kristoph was in the next game, he probably would since we need to know more about Apollo's past. i bet you might even play case as him.
Dude and Kristoph was being all hot and like "STOP STEALING MY SHIT" so Phoenix left.
I don't think he had the evidence to break them. I think we need like a flashback of Kristoph's childhood so it can explain the reason as to why he's so fucking psychotic.
I assumed the locks were black because of Kristoph's hatred of Phoenix. I'm pretty sure the black psyche locks were simply about him being the evidence forger, anyway.
Really? I assumed it was something deeper than that. I mean, if you think about how damn smart both Phoenix and Kristoph are, both of them knew that Phoenix knew that he was the forger. Kristoph is a very manipulative person, mind you, but I believe that there was an incident in his childhood that made him that way.
@mrMein Well, as Apollo said in the trial, whoever successfullly defended Zak Gramarye would be famous beyond belief (for a lawyer, at least). Zak dropped him, and hired someone Kristoph thought was inferior. That's why he sabotaged Phoenix. Everything else seemed to just be paranoia. That's what I gathered from the case, at least.
They really should've given him more of a backstory. People don't turn into complete Lawful Evil jerks for no reason. People like Dahlia Hawthorne at least had a good backstory that explained their jerkass-ness.
@mrslovvet Did Manfred need a reason outside Desiring Perfection for what he did? Did Engarde need a reason other then to preserve his fame? Same with Kristoph, all he wanted was the fame and glory from the get go.
@Begeru It might happen. We DID get to do a case as Mia Fey, after all. (Trials and Tribulations). If my guessing skills are on-par, we might see a game where you are Kristoph, solving a case. Oh ho ho ho.
I have to say, Kristoph has the comfiest prison cell I've ever seen.
Seikufu 2 months ago
I wish they made it possible to break his black psyche locks. it would be such a huge part of the game as it would probable take about 7 years to complete.
qantasfan11 2 months ago
Reminds me a bit of Wrestlemania X8 Create a Wrestler theme and porn music.
GreenRedBlue20 5 months ago in playlist GreenRedBlue20's Favourited Videos
Reminds me a bit of Wrestlemania X8 Create a Wrestler theme and porn music.
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I want the MASON System.
xxNd3r3LLaxx 9 months ago
Morgan was in this cell!
kusxmerel 1 year ago
Top 5 Criminals in Ace Attorney:
1º- Dahlia Hawthorne
2º- Kristoph Gavin
3º- Manfred von Karma
4º- Matt Engarde
5º- Damon Gant
omegaplib 1 year ago 6
@omegaplib Don't forget Rhea Witts.
DrexelDragonO91 9 months ago
@DrexelDragonO91
who is Rhea Witts? I don't remember this one O.o
omegaplib 9 months ago
@omegaplib Search for Apollo Justice Turnabout Substitution on YouTube. She's a psycho-bitch. I'd wager that she is as bad as Dahila Hawthorne. Yeah, she's THAT bad.
DrexelDragonO91 9 months ago
@omegaplib Actually, copy and paste this title in the YouTube search bar and click on the first link:
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney (Case 5 - Turnabout Substitution) [Part 24 Ending Pt. 1]
and be sure to check out part 2 of the ending where you see what happens to her.
DrexelDragonO91 9 months ago
@DrexelDragonO91
Well this is not a real case from the game so I can't list her.
You scared the hell out of me when you showed me this, I thought that it was a real case and that I forgot to play.
omegaplib 9 months ago
@omegaplib OBJECTION! You stated one thing in your previous testimony.
"Top 5 Criminals in Ace Attorney:"
Now, where in that comment did you say the criminals had to be from the official series?
DrexelDragonO91 9 months ago
@DrexelDragonO91
OBJECTION! tsk tsk tsk, well Mr.Dragon I don't need to give you satisfaction because that list is personal!
I am the owner of that list and now I say that only criminals from the official series are permitted.
XD, only kidding, well that Rhea girl is pretty bad, but we can't edit comments so it's going to stay like that.
omegaplib 9 months ago
Is it just me or does anyone else think that the last part never happend due to the impossibility of collecting evidence in the future and presenting it in the past?
Maybe it was just telling how the story would be if they had all the information but in reality they lost
2paclove 1 year ago
@2paclove
*SPOILERS*
The part where you play as Phoenix was a "game" he made for the jurists called the MASON System. It showed them a generalized version of his investigation into his disbarring.
He never did "time travel", but at least most of what was shown during that part were based on real events.
Dextroyfuller 1 year ago
@2paclove The MASON system isn't time travel, and there were only two scenarios like that in the whole thing, both which could have happened differently fitting into the time frame. First, Vera's Psyche-Locks. You need the Nail Polish and Kristoph's profile to beat it. Vera has the exact same bottle in her studio, and Phoenix knew Kristoph before going there. Phoenix could have broken the locks without having to see Kristoph in his cell; that was only for the player to get their connection.
DracoFlame67 11 months ago
@DracoFlame67 With Zak, you needed the photo of Thalassa that had her bracelets, which Phoenix gets from Brushel. This is shown at Present Drew Studio, after the trial he was a witness in, no less. That entire conversation may have just happened BEFORE everything else in the "present". It is the first of the four present areas to be finished completely, so it may have entirely been possible to have happened during the seven-year interval between past and present. 2 time zones is simmpler than 3.
DracoFlame67 11 months ago
Psychelocks...okay...WTF 5 BLACK PSYCHE LOCKS? WTF DID YOU DO KRISTOPH
RainingSilence 1 year ago
I wouldn´t think that he is involved with apollo past in a weird way just for being his mentor. But I remember that he seemed to know about the power of the Gramaryes, it could have been for seeing it in the first case of the game however. Stil, for all we know, for him to train the son of a Gramarye was a very big fucking coincidence. I don´t sympathise with Kristoph and sucks my balls if he had a trauma, but still as a villain it would be very interesting to see him again ,and the black-locks
buntado6 1 year ago
Those black psyche locks definitely gave me the feeling there is more to him than was revealed in this game. He's also at the top of my list for being the most psychotic antagonist in the Ace Attorney series since he actually felt threatening.
tkn4everb 1 year ago
maybe next game teyll combine the magatama, and the bracelet, FEY AND GRAMARYE CO-OP FTW
Whippenberg 1 year ago
its just too damn hard to take Kristoph seriously when he's constantly giving you that smile....
hotdiddykong2 1 year ago
This soundtrack just made me scream in joy because it has Kristoph in it. >__>
OrangexBlitz 1 year ago
Kristoph is so damn shady
Shiek927 2 years ago 3
It would be cool if Kristoph was in the next game, he probably would since we need to know more about Apollo's past. i bet you might even play case as him.
Begeru 2 years ago 36
Definitely.
*spoilers*
Kristoph's motive for killing those people doesn't sit well with me. I feel like there's something else that hasn't been explained.
mrslovvet 2 years ago 53
Same. Especially with those five damn psyche locks. I WANTED TO KNOW!
TheBlackDeathArcher 2 years ago
Yeah! Because Phoenix did posses the evidence to break the locks, if they had have been red. So something's not right.
mrslovvet 2 years ago
Dude and Kristoph was being all hot and like "STOP STEALING MY SHIT" so Phoenix left.
I don't think he had the evidence to break them. I think we need like a flashback of Kristoph's childhood so it can explain the reason as to why he's so fucking psychotic.
TheBlackDeathArcher 2 years ago
That would be the BEST CASE EVER. Hey Capcom, if you read this, we want a Krissi flashback.
mrslovvet 2 years ago
I assumed the locks were black because of Kristoph's hatred of Phoenix. I'm pretty sure the black psyche locks were simply about him being the evidence forger, anyway.
ClownVonDavid 2 years ago
Most likely... But still. It would be cool if they had a deeper meaning.
mrslovvet 2 years ago
Really? I assumed it was something deeper than that. I mean, if you think about how damn smart both Phoenix and Kristoph are, both of them knew that Phoenix knew that he was the forger. Kristoph is a very manipulative person, mind you, but I believe that there was an incident in his childhood that made him that way.
TheBlackDeathArcher 2 years ago
@mrslovvet
Wasn't his motive for jealous on Phoenix ...?
mrMein 2 years ago
That's what was said. But there COULD be another meaning.
mrslovvet 2 years ago
@mrMein Well, as Apollo said in the trial, whoever successfullly defended Zak Gramarye would be famous beyond belief (for a lawyer, at least). Zak dropped him, and hired someone Kristoph thought was inferior. That's why he sabotaged Phoenix. Everything else seemed to just be paranoia. That's what I gathered from the case, at least.
GigaHands 1 year ago
@GigaHands I still don't think paranoia would've made those dark psyche locks appear.
RayAndFlare 1 year ago
@GigaHands not paranoia, smart thinking: he made sure no one could relate him to the forgery
Whippenberg 1 year ago
@Whippenberg Taking such extreme measures for an unlikely event is paranoia. Tomayto tomahto.
GigaHands 1 year ago
@mrslovvet same here and its in the black psycho-locks that the truth lies
Whippenberg 1 year ago
@mrslovvet there are HUNDREDS of things that need explaining and i can smell apolo justice 2 on 3ds
nomickok2 1 year ago
@mrslovvet thats why we has the 5 black, cold, dark psyche locks
Whippenberg 1 year ago
@mrslovvet
They really should've given him more of a backstory. People don't turn into complete Lawful Evil jerks for no reason. People like Dahlia Hawthorne at least had a good backstory that explained their jerkass-ness.
Dextroyfuller 1 year ago 2
@Dextroyfuller Then again, there were those black psyche-locks. Five of them. o_o Do we...do we want to know?
fourdaysofdeath 11 months ago
@fourdaysofdeath
Yes. Yes we do.
Freudian Excuse > Random Evilness
Dextroyfuller 11 months ago
@Dextroyfuller
You've swayed me with your use of tvtropes lingo. XD
fourdaysofdeath 10 months ago
@mrslovvet Did Manfred need a reason outside Desiring Perfection for what he did? Did Engarde need a reason other then to preserve his fame? Same with Kristoph, all he wanted was the fame and glory from the get go.
AxelXGabriel 6 months ago
@mrslovvet *spoilers*
totally agree
Man, the ending was a complete hangover
*What is the complete story that ties Apollo? and trucy as half blood brothers?
*What will happen to Thalassa now that she slowly recover memory?
*What exactly are that black psyche locks that Kristoph have on his heart and what secrets hold behind them?
Unfortunately we will have to wait for a long time to know it.
b3t01 6 months ago
@b3t01
We can still answer to black psyche locks.
Black psyche locks are special PL's that can't be unlocked.
Kristoph Gavin strongly keeps secret unlikely most people.
mrgame221 4 months ago
@mrslovvet Yep. It would explain his black Psyche-Locks...
Seikufu 2 months ago
@Begeru It might happen. We DID get to do a case as Mia Fey, after all. (Trials and Tribulations). If my guessing skills are on-par, we might see a game where you are Kristoph, solving a case. Oh ho ho ho.
IvaerKenvai 1 year ago
@Begeru WTF? hes nothing to do with apollo's past?
Whippenberg 1 year ago
@Whippenberg Well Apollo was trained by him (like it's the same relationship as Mia and Phoenix), so he has something do with something.
Begeru 1 year ago
@Begeru
Do not want. It'd be like playing as Manfred in the original series...
WarriorPrime9000 11 months ago