Board 8 > Favorite Ace Attorney Case 3 victim(s)?

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Names in case you need them or you don't want them spoiled for a game you haven't played yet:

1-3 - Jack Hammer & Manuel

2-3 - Russell Berry & Leon

3-3 - Glen Elg

4-3 - Romein Letouse

5-3 - Constance Courte

6-3 - Tahrust Inmee & Puhray Zeh'lot/Rheel Neh'mu

E1-3 - Colin Devorae/Oliver Deacon

E2-3 - Pierre Hoquet/Isaac Cover

L-3 - Newton Belduke & Hershel Layton

This is a solid list. 1-3 has one of the great victim names in the series, and he's one of the victims we never meet that we learn the most about. 6-3 and L-3 are both strong, too, though. I think I lean 6-3 here.

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Rheel Neh'mu wins this just because he forced me to reconsider after saying no one would ever beat Deid Mann for lameness of names.

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6-3 and it's not even close.

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I voted for 4-3 in something god help me

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Can we all agree that 4-3 has the strangest name pun in the whole franchise?

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It's probably 6-3 but 2-3's victim seemed like a really good dude so I'll toss him one

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It is worth noting that 4-3's victim is the only one we meet aside from the obvious other ones

i mean this is 6-3 by a mile
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Yeah, 6-3. Honestly, even with just Zeh'lot, it's probably 6-3. Everything from his odd murder pose/Seance to him actually being the Rebel Hunter hunting down the Inmees is just wild. Add in Tahrust, who is probably the most likable and fully realized one-time-use victims, and it's an easy vote.

Honestly, all of these victims are pretty good. Each victim here adds some dimension of character and an interesting twist to the case. A huge step up from the X-1 and X-2 victims.

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BetrayedTangy posted...

Can we all agree that 4-3 has the strangest name pun in the whole franchise?

It's not even a pun in Japanese! His name is literally Romaine Lettuce

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BetrayedTangy posted...

Can we all agree that 4-3 has the strangest name pun in the whole franchise?

I came into this topic just to mention this.

Why is it Romaine Lettuce?

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if dragonball z can get away with naming their characters after food, why can't ace attorney

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SSBM_Guy posted...

Yeah, 6-3. Honestly, even with just Zeh'lot, it's probably 6-3. Everything from his odd murder pose/Seance to him actually being the Rebel Hunter hunting down the Inmees is just wild. Add in Tahrust, who is probably the most likable and fully realized one-time-use victims, and it's an easy vote.

Honestly, all of these victims are pretty good. Each victim here adds some dimension of character and an interesting twist to the case. A huge step up from the X-1 and X-2 victims.

yeah this group is crazy strong compared to past groups. case 4 is gonna be good too!
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SSBM_Guy posted...

if dragonball z can get away with naming their characters after food, why can't ace attorney

Hey I'm all for whatever naming convention you want to use, but I just can't understand the reasoning behind it! It's not like there are other food puns in the game or food is an important part of the case!

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can't we just lettuce romaine neutral on this issue
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The only time I will ever ever ever toss a vote at 3-3 for anything even remotely positive

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I do like 3-3's victim. He looks like Bret Hart, too.

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Lightning Strikes posted...

I came into this topic just to mention this.

Why is it Romaine Lettuce?

"Quite literally, romaine lettuce. Takumi admits there's no greater reasoning behind it other than he happened to see it listed in a recipe."

http://www.court-records.net/chara4-3.htm
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Leonhart4 posted...

I do like 3-3's victim. He looks like Bret Hart, too.

Holy shit. He actually kind of does, if you replaced the traditional pink and black glasses with Elg's HMD earpiece.

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I gave a pity vote to 5-3 but realistically it's 1-3 or 6-3. Good group.

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I thought 3-3's victim was pretty interesting given his backstory. It's the main reason 3-3 is interesting as a case.

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Voted 2-3 because it has a animal in it

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Up we go

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Case 4 should be exciting

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3-3's victim is pretty good. One of the things I like about 3-3 is that it mashes three small, distinct locations/characters together in a narrative that flows well: Tres Bien, Tender Lender, and Blue Screens Inc. The victim definitely plays a pretty big role in getting that narrative to flow well.

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