Board 8 > Leonhart Plays The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (Spoilers)

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Testimonies by character:

1. Dick Gumshoe - 105 lines/19 testimonies
2. Dahlia Hawthorne - 75 lines/12 testimonies
3. Shi-Long Lang - 56 lines/12 testimonies
4. Larry Butz - 54 lines/10 testimonies
5. Ema Skye - 49 lines/10 testimonies
6. Wendy Oldbag - 49 lines/9 testimonies
7. Calisto Yew/Shih-na - 41 lines/9 testimonies
8. Franziska von Karma - 43 lines/8 testimonies
9. Bobby Fulbright - 43 lines/7 testimonies
10. Lamiroir - 40 lines/7 testimonies
11. Rayfa Padma Khura'in - 41 lines/6 testimonies
12. Luke Atmey - 38 lines/6 testimonies
13. Adrian Andrews - 34 lines/6 testimonies
14. Lotta Hart - 31 lines/6 testimonies
15. Shelly de Killer - 31 lines/6 testimonies
16. Jacques Portsman - 29 lines/6 testimonies
17. Lawrence "Moe" Curls - 34 lines/5 testimonies
18. Frank Sahwit - 32 lines/5 testimonies
19. Uendo Toneido - 32 lines/5 testimonies
20. Phoenix Wright - 30 lines/5 testimonies
21. Justine Courtney - 24 lines/5 testimonies
22. Maya Fey - 29 lines/5 testimonies
23. Quercus Alba - 21 lines/5 testimonies
24. Redd White - 29 lines/4 testimonies
25. Angel Starr - 24 lines/4 testimonies
26. Bikini - 24 lines/4 testimonies
27. Ini Miney - 24 lines/4 testimonies
28. Olga Orly - 24 lines/4 testimonies
29. Spark Brushel - 24 lines/4 testimonies
30. Furio Tigre - 23 lines/4 testimonies
31. Alita Tiala - 22 lines/4 testimonies
32. Jean Armstrong - 22 lines/4 testimonies
33. Sebastian Debeste - 22 lines/4 testimonies
34. Datz Are'bal - 21 lines/4 testimonies
35. Victor Kudo - 21 lines/4 testimonies
36. Marlon Rimes - 20 lines/4 testimonies
37. Mike Meekins - 20 lines/4 testimonies
38. Wesley Stickler - 20 lines/4 testimonies
39. Simon Keyes - 19 lines/4 testimonies
40. Bruce Fairplay - 11 lines/4 testimonies
41. Lay D. Furst - 5 lines/4 testimonies
42. Hugh O'Conner - 24 lines/3 testimonies
43. Yuri Cosmos - 23 lines/3 testimonies
44. Cody Hackins - 21 lines/3 testimonies
45. Damon Gant - 20 lines/3 testimonies
46. Daryan Crescend - 19 lines/3 testimonies
47. Florent L'Belle - 19 lines/3 testimonies
48. Lana Skye - 19 lines/3 testimonies
49. Paul Atishon-Wimperson - 19 lines/3 testimonies
50. Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin - 19 lines/3 testimonies
51. Armie Buff/Sarge - 18 lines/3 testimonies
52. Jake Marshall - 18 lines/3 testimonies
53. Patricia Roland - 18 lines/3 testimonies
54. Amara Sigatar Khura'in - 17 lines/3 testimonies
55. Ron DeLite - 17 lines/3 testimonies
56. Trilo Quist - 17 lines/3 testimonies
57. Will Powers - 17 lines/3 testimonies
58. Lauren Paups - 16 lines/3 testimonies
59. Geiru Toneido - 15 lines/3 testimonies
60. Ken "Acro" Dingling - 15 lines/3 testimonies
61. Sirhan Dogen - 15 lines/3 testimonies
62. Horace Knightley - 14 lines/3 testimonies
63. Phineas Filch - 14 lines/3 testimonies
64. Tahrust Inmee - 14 lines/3 testimonies
65. Ted Tonate - 14 lines/3 testimonies
66. Manfred von Karma - 12 lines/3 testimonies
67. Beppo - 5 lines/3 testimonies
68. Juniper Woods - 17 lines/2 testimonies
69. Simon Blackquill - 17 lines/2 testimonies
70. Dee Vasquez - 16 lines/2 testimonies
71. April May - 14 lines/2 testimonies
72. Valant Gramarye - 14 lines/2 testimonies
73. Betty de Famme - 13 lines/2 testimonies
74. Yanni Yogi - 13 lines/2 testimonies
75. Dane Gustavia - 12 lines/2 testimonies
76. John Marsh - 12 lines/2 testimonies
77. Kristoph Gavin - 12 lines/2 testimonies
78. Pierce Nichody - 12 lines/2 testimonies
79. Sal Manella - 12 lines/2 testimonies
80. Zinc Lablanc - 12 lines/2 testimonies
81. Blaise Debeste - 11 lines/2 testimonies
82. Jay Elbird - 11 lines/2 testimonies
83. Sorin Sprocket - 11 lines/2 testimonies
84. Tyrell Badd - 11 lines/2 testimonies
85. Aristotle Means - 10 lines/2 testimonies
86. Katherine Hall - 10 lines/2 testimonies
87. Lance Amano - 10 lines/2 testimonies
88. Norma DePlume - 10 lines/2 testimonies
89. Richard Wellington - 10 lines/2 testimonies
90. Roger Retinz/The Great Mr. Reus - 10 lines/2 testimonies
91. The Judge - 10 lines/2 testimonies
92. Myriam Scuttlebutt - 9 lines/2 testimonies
93. Rhoda Teneiro - 9 lines/2 testimonies
94. Cammy Meele - 8 lines/2 testimonies
95. Solomon Starbuck - 7 lines/2 testimonies
96. Iyesa Nosa - 6 lines/2 testimonies
97. Kyurio Korekuta - 4 lines/2 testimonies
98. Robin Newman - 14 lines/1 testimony
99. Dhurke Sahdmadhi - 8 lines/1 testimony
100. Miles Edgeworth - 8 lines/1 testimony
101. Damian Tenma - 7 lines/1 testimony
102. Herman Crab - 7 lines/1 testimony
103. Trucy Wright - 7 lines/1 testimony
104. Wocky Kitaki - 7 lines/1 testimony
105. Bonny/Betty de Famme - 6 lines/1 testimony
106. Di-Jun Huang - 6 lines/1 testimony
107. Gina Lestrade - 6 lines/1 testimony
108. Jinxie Tenma - 6 lines/1 testimony
109. Kay Faraday - 6 lines/1 testimony
110. Karin Jenson/Bonnie Young - 6 lines/1 testimony
111. Morgan Fey - 6 lines/1 testimony
112. Nahyuta Sahdmadhi - 6 lines/1 testimony
113. Ponco - 6 lines/1 testimony
114. Satoru Hosonaga - 6 lines/1 testimony
115. Terry Fawles - 6 lines/1 testimony
116. Vera Misham - 6 lines/1 testimony
117. Jezaille Brett - 5 lines/1 testimony
118. Magnus McGilded - 5 lines/1 testimony
119. Sasha Buckler - 5 lines/1 testimony
120. The Bellboy - 5 lines/1 testimony
121. Ahlbi Ur'gaid - 4 lines/1 testimony
122. Apollo Justice - 4 lines/1 testimony
123. Nicole Swift - 4 lines/1 testimony
124. Orla Shipley - 4 lines/1 testimony
125. Polly - 3 lines/1 testimony

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Total lines by character:

1. Phoenix Wright - 24094
2. Miles Edgeworth - 15372
3. Apollo Justice - 10237
4. The Judge - 6966
5. Maya Fey - 5237
6. Athena Cykes - 4816
7. Dick Gumshoe - 4089
8. Kay Faraday - 3370
9. Trucy Wright - 2629
10. Ema Skye - 2434
11. Franziska von Karma - 2314
12. Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 2275
13. Mia Fey - 1418
14. Pearl Fey - 1281
15. Simon Blackquill - 1280
16. Larry Butz - 1205
17. Klavier Gavin - 1154
18. Shi-Long Lang - 1101
19. Justine Courtney - 1016
20. Rayfa Padma Khura'in - 988
21. Raymond Shields - 971
22. Godot - 902
23. Nahyuta Sahdmadhi - 892
24. Susato Mikotoba - 818
25. Khura'in Judge - 754
26. Bobby Fulbright - 700
27. Gregory Edgeworth - 649
28. Lotta Hart - 648
29. Tyrell Badd - 593
30. Dahlia Hawthorne - 578
31. Dhurke Sahdmadhi - 562
32. Wendy Oldbag - 553
33. Sebastian Debeste - 521
34. Calisto Yew/Shih-na - 489
35. Adrian Andrews - 459
36. Winston Payne - 453
37. Manfred von Karma - 444
38. Kazuma Asogi - 430
39. The Judge's Brother - 421
40. Shelly de Killer - 387
41. Lamiroir/Thalassa Gramarye - 386
42. Datz Are'bal - 381
43. Will Powers - 380
44. Simon Keyes - 380
45. Sherlock Holmes - 374
46. Bikini - 351
47. Gaspen Payne - 335
48. Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in - 329
49. Maggey Byrde - 323
50. Lawrence "Moe" Curls - 320
51. Kristoph Gavin - 319
52. Ahlbi Ur'gaid - 319
53. Quercus Alba - 303
54. Valant Gramarye - 298
55. Satoru Hosonaga - 297
56. Luke Atmey - 292
57. Damon Gant - 285
58. Juniper Woods - 277
59. Ini Miney - 275
60. Angel Starr - 272
61. Ron DeLite - 271
62. Rhoda Teneiro - 268
63. Katherine Hall - 267
64. Blaise Debeste - 265
65. Regina Berry - 261
66. Jake Marshall - 257
67. Taketsuchi Auchi - 256
68. Jean Armstrong - 251
69. Nicole Swift - 250
70. Lana Skye - 249
71. Victor Kudo - 247
72. Mike Meekins - 235
73. Marvin Grossberg - 234
74. Jacques Portsman - 231
75. Spark Brushel - 230
76. Frank Sahwit - 219
77. Alita Tiala - 219
78. Hugh O'Conner - 218
79. Marlon Rimes - 217
80. Patricia Roland - 217
81. Daryan Crescend - 216
82. Judge of the Old Bailey - 212
83. Dane Gustavia - 209
84. Horace Knightley - 209
85. Florent L'Belle - 208
86. Japanese Judge - 208
87. Maximillion Galactica - 203
88. Ben & Trilo Quist - 200
89. Pierce Nichody - 200
90. Yuri Cosmos - 199
91. Sasha Buckler - 198
92. Penny Nichols - 194
93. Phineas Filch - 192
94. Jinxie Tenma - 191
95. Paul Atishon-Wimperson - 187
96. Uendo Toneido (Combined) - 186
97. Armie Buff/Sarge - 182
98. Ken "Acro" Dingling - 182
99. Roger Retinz/Mr. Reus - 182
100. Iris - 181
101. Herman Crab - 180
102. Damian Tenma - 179
103. Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin - 178
104. Furio Tigre - 176
105. Zak Gramarye - 174
106. Matt Engarde - 171
107. Nikolina Pavlova - 170
108. Sirhan Dogen - 170
109. Cammy Meele - 168
110. Magnus McGilded - 168
111. Morgan Fey - 165
112. Barok van Zieks - 164
113. Redd White - 162
114. Betty de Famme - 158
115. Aristotle Means - 154
116. Solomon Starbuck - 154
117. John Marsh - 153
118. Robin Newman - 153
119. Delicia Scones - 151
120. Colias Palaeno - 150
121. Dee Vasquez - 148
122. Zinc Lablanc - 146
123. Ellen Wyatt - 143
124. Desiree DeLite - 142
125. Ted Tonate - 141
126. Trilo Quist - 140
127. Wesley Stickler - 138
128. Cody Hackins - 135
129. Norma DePlume - 134
130. Olga Orly - 131
131. Lauren Paups - 130
132. Tahrust Inmee - 130
133. Karin Jenson - 129
134. Jezaille Brett - 127
135. Sorin Sprocket - 127
136. Amara Sigatar Khura'in - 123
137. Myriam Scuttlebutt - 123
138. Aura Blackquill - 122
139. Guy Eldoon - 118
140. Bonny de Famme - 113
141. Wocky Kitaki - 112
142. Di-Jun Huang - 110
143. Bif Strogenov - 109
144. Geiru Toneido - 108
145. The Phantom - 107
146. Richard Wellington - 107
147. Bruce Fairplay - 105
148. April May - 104
149. Uendo Toneido - 104
150. Vera Misham - 104
151. Jay Elbird - 102
152. Yanni Yogi - 98
153. Beh'leeb Inmee - 92
154. Lance Amano - 92
155. Jeff Master - 90
156. Viola Cadaverini - 80
157. Director Hotti/Doctor Hickfield - 76
158. Plum Kitaki - 76
159. Terry Fawles - 74
160. Drew Misham - 74
161. Iyesa Nosa - 72
162. The Bellboy - 72
163. Lay D. Furst - 70
164. Ernest Amano - 68
165. Ponco - 66
166. Benjamin Woodman - 60
167. Gina Lestrade - 60
168. Sal Manella - 59
169. Mael Stronghart - 58
170. Chief of Detectives - 55
171. Bonnie Young - 53
172. Patches - 50
173. Inga Karkhuul Khura'in - 46
174. Kisegawa - 46
175. Lisa Basil - 46
176. Kyurio Korekuta - 44
177. Clonco - 43
178. Widget - 42
179. Machi Tobaye - 41
180. Orla Shipley - 40
181. Bucky Whet - 39
182. Turner Grey - 39
183. Yujin Mikotoba - 39
184. Top Hat and Rose Juror (G1-3) - 36
185. Beppo - 35
186. Elise Deauxnim - 30
187. Knife Wielding Juror (G1-3) - 30
188. Guildmaster Coachman Juror (G1-3) - 29
189. Knitting Grandma Juror (G1-3) - 27
190. OCD Maid Juror (G1-3) - 26
191. Owen - 26
192. The Amazing Mr. Hat - 22
193. Shah'do - 21
194. Missile - 20
195. Polly - 20
196. Winfred "Big Wins" Kitaki - 20
197. Romein LeTouse - 13
198. Iris Wilson - 12
199. Typist Juror (G1-3) - 12
200. Taka - 10

Overall total lines - 130969

Very fitting that McGilded had almost the exact same number of lines as Matt Engarde!

Also, if you have some better ideas for the descriptions for the jurors, feel free to suggest them!

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LeonhartFour posted...

All right, G1-3 officially complete! I remember transience asking in his topic what McGilded was actually planning to do if Ryunosuke had never shown up.

I don't know why McGilded was unrepresented anyway, since case 5 establishes that everyone is entitled to a public defender unless they turn it down, and I don't understand why McGilded would do that.


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Mewtwo59 posted...

I don't know why McGilded was unrepresented anyway, since case 5 establishes that everyone is entitled to a public defender unless they turn it down, and I don't understand why McGilded would do that.

Well, the reason given in the game is that no one dares to stand up to the Reaper, so I guess in that situation, even the public defender refused to take the case!

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Leonhart4 posted...

Well, the reason given in the game is that no one dares to stand up to the Reaper, so I guess in that situation, even the public defender refused to take the case!

That was the impression I got as well. Though, McGilded has a reason to turn down the public defender, as his plan to contaminate the crime scene won't be comprised if say, the public defender realizes what's happening and decides not to play along. Then, some weird kid from a faraway land shows up and McGilded realizes he can get professional help that would also be naive enough to take his sabotage of the omnibus at face value.

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Yeah, I guess that makes sense, that McGilded thinks Ryunosuke is naive enough to play along while a public defender wouldn't be.

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I still don't really understand McGilded's plan. I assumed that he was going to try to buy off the judge/jury either through literal money or just through sheer goodwill, since he's such a popular guy the jury would easily side with him, but THEN it would turn out that Van Zieks isn't fucking around and actually convinces the jury he's guilty, and THEN suddenly McGilded would be really surprised and the whole thing would be off the rails, and that's when McGilded would enact his plan B. That isn't really how it played out though? The way it played out, the whole jury voted guilty right away without McGilded attempting to really do shit, and it was only Susato pulling out the summation examination that saved him - otherwise he was fucked. McGilded was absurdly lucky to be able to pull off anything he did! If Ryunosuke and Susato weren't really good at their jobs, then his scheme wouldn't have worked.

Yeah, I don't know. Maybe he thought he could buy his way out of prison, even if he was voted guilty. But I guess he probably assumed Ryunosuke was competent enough not to get him voted guilty right away because I assume Gina was his Plan A until he showed up.

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Theres also the superstition at play here. I believe McGilded is actually the person who initially mentions the curse of Van Zieks. Though McGilded definitely had a plan to escape his crime, if he believed in the rumors, then he knew his number was already up since he was guilty as sin, so perhaps a Guilty verdict because he takes a gamble on Ryunosuke wouldnt be the worst case scenario. Especially when you consider that escaping the courtroom via Gina is also an option, and might even serve as a way to evade the curse since he technically got the correct verdict. The trade off would be that he has to spend the rest of his days evading the law, but thats not hard for a guy with his resources in a time before modern surveillance.

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I don't feel like I got that impression from him. He taunts van Zieks at the end like he's gotten away with it, and even when he warns McGilded that this is far from over, it doesn't seem to rattle him, at least not outwardly.

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Hmmm...So if Soseki Natsume is 33 during this case, that would make it the year 1900 or 1901. He was in England from 1901-1903, so I guess that would be the range of this game.

...Of course the Great Exhibition from GAA2 took place in 1851, so I guess Takumi's playing fast and loose with history here! Plus, we're technically in an alternate reality in the Ace Attorney world anyway.

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I like that one of the English phrases Soseki said he kept repeating to the police was "I'm fine."

Susato refers to the King of Bohemia visiting Holmes at Baker Street, and it's a reference to one of the earliest Holmes stories, appropriately entitled "A Scandal in Bohemia." The story introduced a character named Irene Adler. Moriarty is known now as Holmes' greatest rival, but Irene Adler was the first character who could rival him and earn his respect.

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Yeah, they played it really loose with the chronology. Another thing is that the monarch is Queen Victoria, who died in January 1901, so the game either has to take place in 1900 or Ace Attorney Queen Victoria lived longer than the actual one. Also, I think "I Am a Cat" ended up being published years before it actually was.

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Now that I think about it, it's kind of ironic that Brett belittled the Japanese police force for not being able to secure evidence, and then we see the same thing happening in G1-3.

I think GAA is partially a tribute to the role Sherlock Holmes played in advancing forensic science in investigations (such as his obsession with knowing the difference between types of cigar ash), so you're seeing how messed up things could be in a trial before that.

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I enjoy the various Holmes references at Baker Street. Also, I knew Iris had a penchant for giving literally everyone nicknames, so I wondered what they'd settle on in the English version. Susie for Susato seemed like an obvious one, but Ryunosuke's name doesn't lend itself to anything in English other than Ryu (but only because of Street Fighter). "Runo" is a solid choice because it would be difficult for someone like Iris to make that "Ryu" sound in English.

They also went with Hurley for Holmes, but I wonder what they'd have gone with if they could've used the real name. Surely not Sherley, you'd think...?

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"What an honour, to be remembered vaguely by the great Herlock Sholmes!"

I love Susato

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Whew, investigation day for G1-4 complete! Man, that was a super long investigation day that only netted two pieces of evidence, one of which was a map. I'm assuming this is only one investigation day and one trial day based on the number of lines we racked up here.

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LeonhartFour posted...

Hmmm...So if Soseki Natsume is 33 during this case, that would make it the year 1900 or 1901. He was in England from 1901-1903, so I guess that would be the range of this game.

...Of course the Great Exhibition from GAA2 took place in 1851, so I guess Takumi's playing fast and loose with history here! Plus, we're technically in an alternate reality in the Ace Attorney world anyway.

To further complicate matters, the newspaper about the Great Exhibition in 2-3 has a side article describing a real event that took place in 1848...!



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Mitchell

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And Garrideb talks about something that happened to him in 1869, so this is all kinds of screwy!

Speaking of which, the name comes from the Holmes story, "The Adventure of the Three Garridebs," which is about a man who stays shut up inside his house. There is a John Garrideb in that story, but he's not the one who's a shut-in, ironically.

Also, there's a bookmark that's written from Mary to James that gets John in trouble with Joan, and I'm pretty sure this is a reference to the fact that Watson was explicitly called James in one of the early stories (he's very rarely referred to by anything other than Watson in the stories), and Mary was the name of his wife.

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If the game does take place in 1900, that makes it 31 years ago and John is 46, so it's not that screwy.
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Well, it's the fact that Takumi still seems to be sticking with the real time frame for the Great Exhibition!

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They also mention how they want to surpass the last World's Fair in Paris, all of which took place after the real Great Exhibition, so something here doesn't match with reality. And the Crystal Tower seems to be a mix of the Crystal Palace and Eiffel Tower, so I don't think it was meant to be the real Great Exhibition in the first place.
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Maybe we're in a timeline where there was a second Great Exhibition...!

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Huh, the jurors have a voice clip saying GUILTY when they vote this time.

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Ace Attorney is fond of "patrol" puns, it seems.

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Juror 3 is easily the most reasonable juror we've seen so far.

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Which one is that?

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Brown suit and hat with the blue bowtie dude. He almost looks like Lay D. Furst, but it's definitely a different guy.

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LeonhartFour posted...

Brown suit and hat with the blue bowtie dude. He almost looks like Lay D. Furst, but it's definitely a different guy.

Oh, that guy.

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Yeah, he doesn't have any gimmick or odd design like most of the jurors. He's just...rational.

Although not modern and metropolitan like juror 2!

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Also one thing I've noticed about this game that I don't like is how it's diminished the importance of the cross-examination. The end of case 1 doesn't have one. Case 2 doesn't have any at all. There isn't a big one in case 3 since you don't actually catch the killer. Case 4 has had 4 cross-examinations, and 2 of them have just led to summation examinations.

Like I said, I enjoy the summation examination to an extent. The second one here in case 4 was cool in how you had to draw out all the right statements to continue the trial. But cross-examinations have been the bread and butter of the series since the beginning, and it feels like they don't matter as much here, which is sad.

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LeonhartFour posted...

Brown suit and hat with the blue bowtie dude. He almost looks like Lay D. Furst, but it's definitely a different guy.

Yeah, I like that guy. He reminds me of the spiky hair guy in Quiplash. Very plucky.

My thoughts on multiple witnesses and Summation Examinations is that they wanted to keep the spirit of cross-examinations but not in a way that can be solved through cross-examination. You have evidence and contradictions, its just presented to the player in a different way. I like the new ideas but I wish they were more explored and less of an alternate solution, if you follow me.

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Yeah, the thing with the summation examination is that it doesn't focus on finding contradictions. All you have to do is create enough reasonable doubt to convince the jurors the trial should continue.

Like, the idea that the knife fell from the window isn't based on any real evidence at the time. Ryunosuke just had to craft a scenario where that COULD have happened (and Van Zieks dashes the logic behind it minutes later!).

Speaking of Van Zieks, he's been really good in this case. It felt like he didn't do much in case 3 (not a great way to establish the competence of a prosecutor by having the guilty party run circles around him, but I guess it was more to establish the concept of the Reaper's Curse and that no one escapes it), but he's been on top of things here.

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I love the Beates. They're either the second or third happily married couple in the series (depending on how you count Tahrust and Behleeb Inmee in 6-3), so it's actually kind of refreshing to see.

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LeonhartFour posted...

They're either the second or third happily married couple in the series

Gonna try and go over each case in my head to see how many I can think of.

Okay so there's the DeLites... I think the Kitakis are still together and IIRC they're happy enough. And I'm pretty sure the couple in 6-6 got married.

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Well, they weren't married during 6-6! They got married at the end! But yeah, I guess they can technically count.

And I always forget the Kitakis. It feels strange to call them happily married, but I suppose it works.

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you know the more I think about it the more the premise of G1-4 appears to be

"what if 2-3 were just a complete fluke and not at all planned"

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G1-4 complete! This case has a really good set of characters. We just have a situation once again where the solution to the mystery is inherently unsatisfying. I remember the epic case here being quite good, so hopefully it will deliver.

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Total lines by segment:

E1-5 Middle - 2476
E2-5 Beginning - 2350
6-5 Trial Day 2 - 2343
E2-2 End - 2154
G1-3 - 1998
G1-1 - 1985
G1-4 Trial Day 1 - 1950
6-5 Investigation Day 2 - 1907
3-5 Trial Day 2 - 1888
5-5 Trial Day 1 - 1693
G1-4 Investigation Day 1 - 1670
6-4 - 1650
E1-5 End - 1626
2-4 Trial Day 2 - 1613
E2-3 End - 1603
2-4 Investigation Day 1 - 1595
3-5 Investigation Day 2 - 1575
E2-5 Middle - 1575
6-2 Trial Day 1 - 1540
4-3 Trial Day 2 - 1499
6-2 Investigation Day 1 - 1447
2-4 Investigation Day 2 - 1432
4-1 - 1421
E2-3 Middle - 1393
3-5 Investigation Day 1 - 1382
6-1 - 1362
3-2 Investigation Day 1 - 1358
6-5 Investigation Day 1 - 1340
1-5 Trial Day 3 - 1338
2-3 Investigation Day 1 - 1331
2-4 Trial Day 1 - 1306
E2-2 Middle - 1248
3-4 - 1225
3-3 Investigation Day 2 - 1221
6-3 Investigation Day 1 - 1205
G1-2 Beginning - 1189
4-4 Investigation Day 2 - 1169
3-1 - 1167
4-2 Investigation Day 1 - 1154
5-2 Investigation Day 1 - 1149
6-5 Trial Day 1 - 1132
E2-4 End - 1129
3-2 Investigation Day 2 - 1127
4-3 Investigation Day 2 - 1127
3-3 Investigation Day 1 - 1093
5-6 Trial Day 2 - 1088
6-6 Investigation Day 1 - 1054
3-3 Trial Day 2 - 1041
4-3 Investigation Day 1 - 1034
E1-4 Middle - 1030
6-3 Trial Day 2 - 1020
E2-1 Beginning - 1009
1-5 Investigation Day 2 - 1004
E1-4 End - 979
3-5 Trial Day 1 - 970
3-2 Trial Day 2 - 966
E2-3 Beginning - 963
E1-3 End - 953
1-5 Trial Day 1 - 938
1-5 Investigation Day 3 - 932
E1-4 Beginning - 926
2-2 Investigation Day 1 - 924
5-6 Investigation Day 1 - 921
6-3 Investigation Day 2 - 921
E2-1 End - 914
5-2 Trial Day 1 - 904
5-6 Investigation Day 2 - 903
2-3 Investigation Day 2 - 900
2-1 - 899
5-3 Trial Day 2 - 899
6-6 Trial Day 2 - 892
4-2 Investigation Day 2 - 891
5-2 Trial Day 2 - 875
G1-2 End - 875
1-5 Investigation Day 1 - 874
5-4 Investigation Day 1 - 872
E2-4 Beginning - 871
E2-4 Middle - 868
5-5 Investigation Day 1 - 857
4-4 Investigation Day 1 - 853
E2-5 End - 852
2-3 Trial Day 1 - 851
4-3 Trial Day 1 - 834
6-3 Trial Day 1 - 833
1-5 Trial Day 2 - 827
5-2 Investigation Day 2 - 822
2-2 Investigation Day 2 - 808
2-3 Trial Day 2 - 802
5-3 Investigation Day 2 - 789
E1-2 Beginning - 788
5-3 Investigation Day 1 - 785
2-2 Trial Day 2 - 764
4-4 Trial Day 1 - 748
E1-3 Beginning - 744
1-4 Investigation Day 2 - 729
5-3 Trial Day 1 - 729
E1-5 Beginning - 729
4-2 Trial Day 1 - 724
E1-3 Middle - 715
3-3 Trial Day 1 - 708
5-6 Trial Day 1 - 704
1-4 Investigation Day 1 - 700
3-2 Trial Day 1 - 700
4-2 Trial Day 2 - 699
4-0 - 679
E1-2 End - 670
1-3 Investigation Day 2 - 661
5-1 Trial Day 2 - 630
1-4 Trial Day 3 - 626
2-2 Trial Day 1 - 623
5-4 Trial Day 2 - 617
6-6 Trial Day 1 - 542
E1-2 Middle - 537
E1-1 Beginning - 535
E2-2 Beginning - 534
5-4 Trial Day 1 - 529
1-2 Trial Day 1 - 524
1-4 Trial Day 1 - 519
1-3 Trial Day 2 - 517
E1-1 End - 504
4-4 Trial Day 2 - 503
1-4 Investigation Day 3 - 478
5-1 Trial Day 1 - 472
1-3 Investigation Day 1 - 455
1-2 Trial Day 2 - 447
1-4 Trial Day 2 - 414
1-3 Trial Day 3 - 403
1-2 Investigation Day 1 - 402
1-2 Investigation Day 2 - 400
1-1 - 389
1-3 Trial Day 1 - 380
1-3 Investigation Day 3 - 325
G1-2 Middle - 288

Total lines by case:

6-5 - 6722
2-4 - 5946
1-5 - 5913
3-5 - 5815
E1-5 - 4831
E2-5 - 4777
4-3 - 4494
3-2 - 4151
3-3 - 4063
6-3 - 3979
E2-3 - 3959
4-4 - 3952
E2-2 - 3936
2-3 - 3884
5-2 - 3750
G1-4 - 3620
5-6 - 3616
4-2 - 3468
1-4 - 3466
5-3 - 3202
6-6 - 3134
2-2 - 3119
6-2 - 2987
E1-4 - 2935
E2-4 - 2868
1-3 - 2741
5-5 - 2550
E1-3 - 2412
G1-2 - 2352
5-4 - 2018
G1-3 - 1998
E1-2 - 1995
G1-1 - 1985
E2-1 - 1923
1-2 - 1773
6-4 - 1650
4-1 - 1421
6-1 - 1362
3-4 - 1225
3-1 - 1167
5-1 - 1102
E1-1 - 1039
2-1 - 899
4-0 - 679
1-1 - 389

Totals lines by game:

SoJ - 19834 (15.91%)
AAI2 - 17463 (14.01%)
T&T - 16422 (13.18%)
DD - 16238 (13.03%)
PW1 - 14282 (11.46%)
JFA - 13848 (11.11%)
AJ - 13335 (10.70%)
AAI1 - 13212 (10.60%)
GAA1 - 9955

Total lines between investigations and trials:

G1-4 Investigations - 1670 (46.13%)
G1-4 Trials - 1950 (53.87%)

Total lines by character per case:

The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro (G1-4)

1. Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 1296 (35.80%)
2. Susato Mikotoba - 617 (17.04%)
3. Barok van Zieks - 201 (5.55%)
4. Sherlock Holmes - 186 (5.14%)
5. Judge of the Old Bailey - 186 (5.14%)
6. Tobias Gregson - 143
7. John Garrideb - 138
8. Joan Garrideb - 138
9. Soseki Natsume - 136
10. Patricia Beate - 129
11. Roly Beate - 93
12. Iris Wilson - 87
13. Juror No. 5 (Day Laborer Juror) - 55
14. Juror No. 3 (Brown Suit Juror) - 45
15. Juror No. 6 (Deaf Grandpa Juror) - 42
16. Mael Stronghart - 37
17. Juror No. 2 (Metropolitan Lady Juror) - 35
18. Bruce Fairplay - 33
19. William Shamspeare - 9
20. Adron B. Metermann - 6
21. Other - 6
22. John H. Watson - 1
23. Kazuma Asogi - 1

Total lines by character per game:

Great Ace Attorney 1

Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 3571
Susato Mikotoba - 1435
Sherlock Holmes - 560
Kazuma Asogi - 431
Judge of the Old Bailey - 398
Barok van Zieks - 365
Satoru Hosonaga - 297
Taketsuchi Auchi - 256
The Japanese Judge - 208
Nikolina Pavlova - 170
Magnus McGilded - 168
Satoru Hosonaga - 146
Tobias Gregson - 143
Bruce Fairplay - 138
John Garrideb - 138
Joan Garrideb - 138
Soseki Natsume - 136
Patricia Beate - 129
Jezaille Brett - 127
Bif Strogenov - 109
Bruce Fairplay - 105
Iris Wilson - 99
Mael Stronghart - 95
Roly Beate - 93
Iyesa Nosa - 72
Other - 71
Lay D. Furst - 70
Gina Lestrade - 60
Day Laborer Juror - 55
Brown Suit Juror - 45
Kyurio Korekuta - 44
Deaf Grandpa Juror - 42
Yujin Mikotoba - 39
Top Hat and Rose Juror - 36
Beppo - 35
Metropolitan Lady Juror - 35
Knife Wielding Juror - 30
Guildmaster Coachman Juror - 29
Knitting Grandma Juror - 27
OCD Maid Juror - 26
Typist Juror - 12
William Shamspeare - 9
Adron B. Metermann - 6
Darka - 3
John H. Watson - 3

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Most lines per case:

Apollo Justice (6-5) - 2482
Phoenix Wright (2-4) - 2194
Miles Edgeworth (E1-5) - 2036
Phoenix Wright (1-5) - 2032
Miles Edgeworth (E2-5) - 1854
Phoenix Wright (6-3) - 1731
Apollo Justice (4-3) - 1673
Miles Edgeworth (E2-2) - 1597
Phoenix Wright (3-5) - 1570
Apollo Justice (5-2) - 1529
Phoenix Wright (3-3) - 1476
Phoenix Wright (3-2) - 1433
Phoenix Wright (2-2) - 1370
Phoenix Wright (6-6) - 1366
Phoenix Wright (5-6) - 1349
Apollo Justice (4-2) - 1339
Miles Edgeworth (E1-4) - 1328
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-4) - 1296
Athena Cykes (5-3) - 1260
Phoenix Wright (2-3) - 1236
Phoenix Wright (1-4) - 1211
Apollo Justice (6-2) - 1170
Miles Edgeworth (E2-4) - 1133
Phoenix Wright (1-3) - 1117
Miles Edgeworth (E1-3) - 1059
Miles Edgeworth (E1-2) - 936
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-2) - 935
Phoenix Wright (5-5) - 931
Phoenix Wright (4-4) - 914
Miles Edgeworth (E2-3) - 870
Miles Edgeworth (E2-1) - 830
Phoenix Wright (1-2) - 812
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-3) - 680
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-1) - 660
Athena Cykes (6-4) - 646
Phoenix Wright (5-4) - 588
Phoenix Wright (6-1) - 514
Miles Edgeworth (E1-1) - 466
Apollo Justice (4-1) - 440
Mia Fey (3-4) - 436
Mia Fey (3-1) - 396
Phoenix Wright (5-1) - 337
Phoenix Wright (2-1) - 329
Phoenix Wright (4-0) - 236
Phoenix Wright (1-1) - 135

Highest percentage of lines per case:

Miles Edgeworth (E1-2) - 46.92%
Phoenix Wright (1-2) - 45.80%
Miles Edgeworth (E1-4) - 45.25%
Miles Edgeworth (E1-1) - 44.85%
Phoenix Wright (2-2) - 43.92%
Miles Edgeworth (E1-3) - 43.91%
Phoenix Wright (6-6) - 43.59%
Phoenix Wright (6-3) - 43.50%
Miles Edgeworth (E2-1) - 43.16%
Miles Edgeworth (E1-5) - 42.14%
Apollo Justice (5-2) - 40.77%
Phoenix Wright (1-3) - 40.75%
Miles Edgeworth (E2-2) - 40.57%
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-2) - 39.75%
Miles Edgeworth (E2-4) - 39.50%
Athena Cykes (5-3) - 39.35%
Apollo Justice (6-2) - 39.17%
Athena Cykes (6-4) - 39.15%
Miles Edgeworth (E2-5) - 38.81%
Apollo Justice (4-2) - 38.61%
Phoenix Wright (6-1) - 37.74%
Phoenix Wright (5-6) - 37.31%
Apollo Justice (4-3) - 37.23%
Apollo Justice (6-5) - 36.92%
Phoenix Wright (2-4) - 36.90%
Phoenix Wright (2-1) - 36.60%
Phoenix Wright (5-5) - 36.51%
Phoenix Wright (3-3) - 36.33%
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-4) - 35.80%
Mia Fey (3-4) - 35.59%
Phoenix Wright (1-4) - 34.94%
Phoenix Wright (4-0) - 34.76%
Phoenix Wright (1-1) - 34.70%
Phoenix Wright (3-2) - 34.52%
Phoenix Wright (1-5) - 34.36%
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-3) - 34.03%
Mia Fey (3-1) - 33.93%
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-1) - 33.25%
Phoenix Wright (2-3) - 31.82%
Apollo Justice (4-1) - 30.96%
Phoenix Wright (5-1) - 30.58%
Phoenix Wright (5-4) - 29.14%
Phoenix Wright (3-5) - 27.00%
Phoenix Wright (4-4) - 23.13%
Miles Edgeworth (E2-3) - 21.98%

Testimonies by character:

85. Aristotle Means - 10 lines/2 testimonies
86. Katherine Hall - 10 lines/2 testimonies
87. Lance Amano - 10 lines/2 testimonies
88. Norma DePlume - 10 lines/2 testimonies
89. Patricia Beate - 10 lines/2 testimonies
90. Richard Wellington - 10 lines/2 testimonies
91. Roger Retinz/The Great Mr. Reus - 10 lines/2 testimonies
92. The Judge - 10 lines/2 testimonies
93. Myriam Scuttlebutt - 9 lines/2 testimonies
94. Rhoda Teneiro - 9 lines/2 testimonies
95. Cammy Meele - 8 lines/2 testimonies
96. Solomon Starbuck - 7 lines/2 testimonies
97. Iyesa Nosa - 6 lines/2 testimonies
98. Kyurio Korekuta - 4 lines/2 testimonies
99. Robin Newman - 14 lines/1 testimony
100. Dhurke Sahdmadhi - 8 lines/1 testimony
101. Miles Edgeworth - 8 lines/1 testimony
102. Damian Tenma - 7 lines/1 testimony
103. Herman Crab - 7 lines/1 testimony
104. Tobias Gregson - 7 lines/1 testimony
105. Trucy Wright - 7 lines/1 testimony
106. Wocky Kitaki - 7 lines/1 testimony
107. Bonny/Betty de Famme - 6 lines/1 testimony
108. Di-Jun Huang - 6 lines/1 testimony
109. Gina Lestrade - 6 lines/1 testimony
110. Jinxie Tenma - 6 lines/1 testimony
111. Kay Faraday - 6 lines/1 testimony
112. Karin Jenson/Bonnie Young - 6 lines/1 testimony
113. Morgan Fey - 6 lines/1 testimony
114. Nahyuta Sahdmadhi - 6 lines/1 testimony
115. Ponco - 6 lines/1 testimony
116. Satoru Hosonaga - 6 lines/1 testimony
117. Terry Fawles - 6 lines/1 testimony
118. Vera Misham - 6 lines/1 testimony
119. Jezaille Brett - 5 lines/1 testimony
120. Magnus McGilded - 5 lines/1 testimony
121. Sasha Buckler - 5 lines/1 testimony
122. The Bellboy - 5 lines/1 testimony
123. Ahlbi Ur'gaid - 4 lines/1 testimony
124. Apollo Justice - 4 lines/1 testimony
125. John Garrideb - 4 lines/1 testimony
126. Nicole Swift - 4 lines/1 testimony
127. Orla Shipley - 4 lines/1 testimony
128. Polly - 3 lines/1 testimony
129. Roly Beate - 3 lines/1 testimony
130. Joan Garrideb - 1 line/1 testimony

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Total lines by character:

1. Phoenix Wright - 24094
2. Miles Edgeworth - 15372
3. Apollo Justice - 10237
4. The Judge - 6966
5. Maya Fey - 5237
6. Athena Cykes - 4816
7. Dick Gumshoe - 4089
8. Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 3571
9. Kay Faraday - 3370
10. Trucy Wright - 2629
11. Ema Skye - 2434
12. Franziska von Karma - 2314
13. Susato Mikotoba - 1435
14. Mia Fey - 1418
15. Pearl Fey - 1281
16. Simon Blackquill - 1280
17. Larry Butz - 1205
18. Klavier Gavin - 1154
19. Shi-Long Lang - 1101
20. Justine Courtney - 1016
21. Rayfa Padma Khura'in - 988
22. Raymond Shields - 971
23. Godot - 902
24. Nahyuta Sahdmadhi - 892
25. Khura'in Judge - 754
26. Bobby Fulbright - 700
27. Gregory Edgeworth - 649
28. Lotta Hart - 648
29. Tyrell Badd - 593
30. Dahlia Hawthorne - 578
31. Dhurke Sahdmadhi - 562
32. Sherlock Holmes - 560
33. Wendy Oldbag - 553
34. Sebastian Debeste - 521
35. Calisto Yew/Shih-na - 489
36. Adrian Andrews - 459
37. Winston Payne - 453
38. Manfred von Karma - 444
39. Kazuma Asogi - 431
40. The Judge's Brother - 421
41. Judge of the Old Bailey - 398
42. Shelly de Killer - 387
43. Lamiroir/Thalassa Gramarye - 386
44. Datz Are'bal - 381
45. Will Powers - 380
46. Simon Keyes - 380
47. Barok van Zieks - 365
48. Bikini - 351
49. Gaspen Payne - 335
50. Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in - 329
51. Maggey Byrde - 323
52. Lawrence "Moe" Curls - 320
53. Kristoph Gavin - 319
54. Ahlbi Ur'gaid - 319
55. Quercus Alba - 303
56. Valant Gramarye - 298
57. Satoru Hosonaga - 297
58. Luke Atmey - 292
59. Damon Gant - 285
60. Juniper Woods - 277
61. Ini Miney - 275
62. Angel Starr - 272
63. Ron DeLite - 271
64. Rhoda Teneiro - 268
65. Katherine Hall - 267
66. Blaise Debeste - 265
67. Regina Berry - 261
68. Jake Marshall - 257
69. Taketsuchi Auchi - 256
70. Jean Armstrong - 251
71. Nicole Swift - 250
72. Lana Skye - 249
73. Victor Kudo - 247
74. Mike Meekins - 235
75. Marvin Grossberg - 234
76. Jacques Portsman - 231
77. Spark Brushel - 230
78. Frank Sahwit - 219
79. Alita Tiala - 219
80. Hugh O'Conner - 218
81. Marlon Rimes - 217
82. Patricia Roland - 217
83. Daryan Crescend - 216
84. Dane Gustavia - 209
85. Horace Knightley - 209
86. Florent L'Belle - 208
87. Japanese Judge - 208
88. Maximillion Galactica - 203
89. Ben & Trilo Quist - 200
90. Pierce Nichody - 200
91. Yuri Cosmos - 199
92. Sasha Buckler - 198
93. Penny Nichols - 194
94. Phineas Filch - 192
95. Jinxie Tenma - 191
96. Paul Atishon-Wimperson - 187
97. Uendo Toneido (Combined) - 186
98. Armie Buff/Sarge - 182
99. Ken "Acro" Dingling - 182
100. Roger Retinz/Mr. Reus - 182
101. Iris - 181
102. Herman Crab - 180
103. Damian Tenma - 179
104. Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin - 178
105. Furio Tigre - 176
106. Zak Gramarye - 174
107. Matt Engarde - 171
108. Nikolina Pavlova - 170
109. Sirhan Dogen - 170
110. Cammy Meele - 168
111. Magnus McGilded - 168
112. Morgan Fey - 165
113. Redd White - 162
114. Betty de Famme - 158
115. Aristotle Means - 154
116. Solomon Starbuck - 154
117. John Marsh - 153
118. Robin Newman - 153
119. Delicia Scones - 151
120. Colias Palaeno - 150
121. Dee Vasquez - 148
122. Zinc Lablanc - 146
123. Tobias Gregson - 145
124. Ellen Wyatt - 143
125. Desiree DeLite - 142
126. Ted Tonate - 141
127. Trilo Quist - 140
128. Bruce Fairplay - 138
129. Joan Garrideb - 138
130. John Garrideb - 138
131. Wesley Stickler - 138
132. Soseki Natsume - 136
133. Cody Hackins - 135
134. Norma DePlume - 134
135. Olga Orly - 131
136. Lauren Paups - 130
137. Tahrust Inmee - 130
138. Karin Jenson - 129
139. Patricia Beate - 129
140. Jezaille Brett - 127
141. Sorin Sprocket - 127
142. Amara Sigatar Khura'in - 123
143. Myriam Scuttlebutt - 123
144. Aura Blackquill - 122
145. Guy Eldoon - 118
146. Bonny de Famme - 113
147. Wocky Kitaki - 112
148. Di-Jun Huang - 110
149. Bif Strogenov - 109
150. Geiru Toneido - 108
151. The Phantom - 107
152. Richard Wellington - 107
153. April May - 104
154. Uendo Toneido - 104
155. Vera Misham - 104
156. Jay Elbird - 102
157. Iris Wilson - 99
158. Yanni Yogi - 98
159. Mael Stronghart - 95
160. Roly Beate - 93
161. Beh'leeb Inmee - 92
162. Lance Amano - 92
163. Jeff Master - 90
164. Viola Cadaverini - 80
165. Director Hotti/Doctor Hickfield - 76
166. Plum Kitaki - 76
167. Terry Fawles - 74
168. Drew Misham - 74
169. Iyesa Nosa - 72
170. The Bellboy - 72
171. Lay D. Furst - 70
172. Ernest Amano - 68
173. Ponco - 66
174. Benjamin Woodman - 60
175. Gina Lestrade - 60
176. Sal Manella - 59
177. Chief of Detectives - 55
178. Day Laborer Juror (G1-4) - 55
179. Bonnie Young - 53
180. Patches - 50
181. Inga Karkhuul Khura'in - 46
182. Kisegawa - 46
183. Lisa Basil - 46
184. Brown Suit Juror (G1-4) - 45
185. Kyurio Korekuta - 44
186. Clonco - 43
187. Deaf Grandpa Juror (G1-4) - 42
188. Widget - 42
189. Machi Tobaye - 41
190. Orla Shipley - 40
191. Bucky Whet - 39
192. Turner Grey - 39
193. Yujin Mikotoba - 39
194. Top Hat and Rose Juror (G1-3) - 36
195. Beppo - 35
196. Metropolitan Lady Juror (G1-4) - 35
197. Elise Deauxnim - 30
198. Knife Wielding Juror (G1-3) - 30
199. Guildmaster Coachman Juror (G1-3) - 29
200. Knitting Grandma Juror (G1-3) - 27
201. OCD Maid Juror (G1-3) - 26
202. Owen - 26
203. The Amazing Mr. Hat - 22
204. Shah'do - 21
205. Missile - 20
206. Polly - 20
207. Winfred "Big Wins" Kitaki - 20
208. Romein LeTouse - 13
209. Typist Juror (G1-3) - 12
210. Taka - 10

Overall total lines - 134589

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Looks like you didn't count that pair of oddballs arguing outside Garrideb's place for a bit

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hombad46 posted...

Looks like you didn't count that pair of oddballs arguing outside Garrideb's place for a bit

I did, in fact. I know they show up again later (spoilers), so I looked up their English names.

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Ah, I only looked in the total lines by character section. I see they're in the other ones now

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G1-4 being longer than 5-6 hurts my brain

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hombad46 posted...

Ah, I only looked in the total lines by character section. I see they're in the other ones now

Yeah, they don't make the overall count unless they have at least 10 lines.

SSBM_Guy posted...

G1-4 being longer than 5-6 hurts my brain

And yet somehow it's true. I definitely felt its length. It plays like 6-2 where each investigation and trial day basically is two rolled into one.

Not a great idea if you ask me because it has a tendency to drag on if you're not careful, but they seem to be rolling with it here!

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Leonhart4 posted...

Yeah, they don't make the overall count unless they have at least 10 lines.

Poor Watson is going to come up 2 lines short.

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Case 5 is The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story, and it's referring to The Hound of the Baskervilles, perhaps the most famous Sherlock Holmes story, for good reason. If you wanted to read one Sherlock Holmes story just to see what the big deal is, this is the one I would recommend. It's one of the four full-length novels, and it's one of the very few Holmes stories that has a supernatural element to it.

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Oh, nice, you get trophy for getting the conversation about "the woman" by examining the mantle here, which is the aforementioned Irene Adler (Holmes rarely refers to her by name; she is just "the woman" most of the time).

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man I wonder how many times a day a customer has to talk Windibank back from the ledge

this doesn't seem like a good business model

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