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Topic	Wifebolo plays Ace Attorney Trilogy [progressive spoilers]
Llarian 10/19/20 9:06:03 PM #335:	LeonhartFour posted... They were English phrases, naturally. Much like Franziska, in the Japanese version, Athena was raised in America. That makes sense. Ive read and watched a variety of Japanese media where the characters spoke in weird languages that werent English, including but not limited to French, Spanish, German. The unifying characteristic is that they either grew up or attended school overseas somewhere, usually the USA or a language-matching destination in Europe [e.g. France for French, etc]. Case 5-2 - The Monstrous Turnabout Characters Ive met: Detective Bobby Fulbright - overenthusiastic detective, obsessed with justice, probably has a Tide Pen on his person at all times Phineas Filch - employee at the Aldermans manor, petty thief Simon Blackquill - mentioned in convo, expected prosecutor at this case, convicted murderer - eep! We run into Phineas Filch, who, true to his name, steals Apollos bracelet the first chance he gets! Doesnt that thing adjust to fit the wearer perfectly? Are we to believe Mr Filch is so very good at what he does that he manages to do this without Apollo noticing? Hes also stolen someones shoes - while hes distracted, we hold on to them, hoping to find their owner. We investigate the crime scene while keeping Det. Fulbright distracted, he truly doesnt want us poking around more than is necessary. Love the new Examine functions - the 3D modeling and animation allows us to rotate the room and view it from different angles, finding new items as we do. The items weve already looked at receive a check mark when we hover over them so we can keep track, which is a definite improvement. I dont like the flashing red circle when Examine becomes available on an item [only because I think it makes it too easy], but the rest of its great. Athena is still, I am reluctant to report, relatable content. The only way we diverge is that she didnt want to hear about the torture devices. Im cheerfully up for morbid topics of all kinds. Det. Fulbright is barefoot - we ask him why, and he has no idea. We present the shoes Filch had filched, and their owner is found. No longer the barefoot detective, Fulbright sprints off to the next task. As it turns out, Damien Tenma not only has a scary face, but he is the only person lacking an alibi at the time of the murder. Jinxie was not a suspect as she had no motive according to Det. Fulbright. We go to talk to Jinxie next. See you [actually] tomorrow! --- How much time he saves who does not look to see what his neighbor says or does or thinks. -Marcus Aurelius <cite>Llarian posted [p:946055289] in Wifebolo p... [t:78621198]...</cite> <quote>LeonhartFour posted... </cite> <quote>They were English phrases, naturally. Much like Franziska, in the Japanese version, Athena was raised in America.</quote> That makes sense. Ive read and watched a variety of Japanese media where the characters spoke in weird languages that werent English, including but not limited to French, Spanish, German. The unifying characteristic is that they either grew up or attended school overseas somewhere, usually the USA or a language-matching destination in Europe [e.g. France for French, etc]. Case 5-2 - The Monstrous Turnabout Characters Ive met: Detective Bobby Fulbright - overenthusiastic detective, obsessed with justice, probably has a Tide Pen on his person at all times Phineas Filch - employee at the Aldermans manor, petty thief Simon Blackquill - mentioned in convo, expected prosecutor at this case, convicted murderer - eep! We run into Phineas Filch, who, true to his name, steals Apollos bracelet the first chance he gets! Doesnt that thing adjust to fit the wearer perfectly? Are we to believe Mr Filch is so very good at what he does that he manages to do this without Apollo noticing? Hes also stolen someones shoes - while hes distracted, we hold on to them, hoping to find their owner. We investigate the crime scene while keeping Det. Fulbright distracted, he truly doesnt want us poking around more than is necessary. Love the new Examine functions - the 3D modeling and animation allows us to rotate the room and view it from different angles, finding new items as we do. The items weve already looked at receive a check mark when we hover over them so we can keep track, which is a definite improvement. I dont like the flashing red circle when Examine becomes available on an item [only because I think it makes it too easy], but the rest of its great. Athena is still, I am reluctant to report, relatable content. The only way we diverge is that she didnt want to hear about the torture devices. Im cheerfully up for morbid topics of all kinds. Det. Fulbright is barefoot - we ask him why, and he has no idea. We present the shoes Filch had filched, and their owner is found. No longer the barefoot detective, Fulbright sprints off to the next task. As it turns out, Damien Tenma not only has a scary face, but he is the only person lacking an alibi at the time of the murder. Jinxie was not a suspect as she had no motive according to Det. Fulbright. We go to talk to Jinxie next. See you [actually] tomorrow! --- How much time he saves who does not look to see what his neighbor says or does or thinks. -Marcus Aurelius</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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