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

(+) Yeah! (+)

He did the same thing in G1-4!

Van Zieks has been a competent prosecutor.

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I've only played GAA1, not 2, and I'll hope off the topic once you get there, but if we're only taking into account the first game, he is very unimpressive and boring. He also has the worst 'surprised' animation of every prosecutor, where he just clutches his heart. And that includes von Karma just kind of raising his head slightly.

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Well, the major characters aren't very flamboyant. The one with the wildest animations is Ryunosuke. I get people love eccentric AA characters, but I appreciate that Susato and Van Zieks are just people who are very good at what they do. They are also products of their time, which is why they're more subdued by comparison.

The most boring major character is the judge, who is just so by the book and it makes me appreciate even more what the original judge brings to the series.

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Leonhart4 posted...

I get people love eccentric AA characters, but I appreciate that Susato and Van Zieks are just people who are very good at what they do.

I dunno, I feel like Van Zieks does get a bit extra sometimes, like when he just yeets wine bottles into the gallery. It's a sort of understated extra I suppose.

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Yeah, that's his version of showboating, but compare that to air guitar, breaking shackles, weird bead things, a whip, and goggles and throwing coffee mugs.

Van Zieks is more in the vein of Edgeworth or Manfred, who are just cerebral and intense.

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Well, Susato GAA2 spoilers does do the same wild animations as Ryunosuke when in 2-1.

Zieks also slams his leg on the desk. But he is one of the few main prosecutors to not physically assault the defense alongside Edgeworth and Klavier.
Shout-outs to Barnham too.
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I have noticed the criticism of Van Zieks being largely unwarranted. I think he's pretty good.


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Barnham is a bit underappreciated. He's not top tier or anything, but I thought he was fun.

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I wonder if I should list him as Ashley Graydon or Eggert Benedict in the line tally for the sake of spoilers

...in fact, the line counts will wind up being spoilers themselves once we include GAA2 in them

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I like that Graydon's "transformation" is merely removing his hat and throwing it at Ryunosuke.

The series kinda got carried away with transformations the last couple of games, so it's nice of them to scale it back a bit. Not every villain needs a big reveal!

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I don't think there's been any real transformations so far. The closest we came was McGilded laughing after he got away with it.
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man Vilen Borshevik is so good in this case

(GAA2 spoilers) It makes me sad that he completely disappears in the second game. I'm guessing his role was a casualty of the reduction from three games to two.

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also I love how juror five keeps ratting out Graydon's lies about his work

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Having finally seen a jurist system in an AA game, now I'm really disappointed that we didn't get juries in AA5 or 6.

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Well, based on AJ, it wouldn't have worked that way in DD or SoJ!

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Leonhart4 posted...

Well, based on AJ, it wouldn't have worked that way in DD or SoJ!

That was the experimentative trial run (which was deliberately enginerred that way so Kristoph Gavin wouldn't know of their existence until it was obvious he was guilty). You could easily explain that between AJ and DD, they tweaked the system so the insight of the common person would play a bigger factor in the trials themselves.

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I can't even imagine a jury in any of those cases. They were long enough without one!

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We do technically see one of the jurors in AA4!

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Anagram posted...

We do technically see one of the jurors in AA4!

No conflict of interest there!
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Hey that's par for the course, given that Joan is a juror in this game.
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I don't know how DD's Dark Age of the Law theme works with a jury anyway because it's supposed to represent a period of low faith in the judicial system unless the juries are rigged, too!

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Honestly, not bringing back the jury did more to make me think the juries were rigged, since it made 4-4 seem like Phoenix rigged the system to get Kristoph convicted.
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Which could have been a contributing factor to the rise of the Dark Age of the Law!

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Yeah, but they never mention it as a factor for it.
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DD in general likes to believe AJ doesn't exist

I'm fine with no jury content in DD and SOJ. It doesn't really fit either theme of the game, anyways. That said, I'd be OK with the jury coming back in AA7, especially with how it's implemented in GAA2. I'm not sure how they're going to twist themselves lore-wise to do that, but it's Ace Attorney. That's what they're skilled at.

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I mean, they could just say it took a couple of years after the trial run to actually implement the jury system for everything.
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Mewtwo59 posted...

Yeah, but they never mention it as a factor for it.

Well, Phoenix says at one point he has to accept his responsibility in facilitating the rise of the Dark Age of the Law. We all assume he means the forged evidence thing, but you could add that to the mix.

And I sorta get why DD tried to minimize anything from AJ because they wanted to reestablish good faith with the fanbase again, but I'm glad they walked some of that back in SoJ once they knew the fans were back on board.

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I'm not sure of the significance of the name Ashley Graydon (maybe "Ash Gray," as opposed to his sterling white appearance), but his original last name, Milverton, comes from a Holmes story called "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton." I'd classify it as a high tier Holmes story, for the record.

I suppose the irony here is that Charles Augustus Milverton was a blackmailer, and in this case, Graydon's father was the victim of a blackmailer in Magnus McGilded.

maybe I should do a Holmes story ranking after I finish this case in the event anyone is actually interested in picking up Holmes after playing the games

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Leonhart4 posted...

Well, Phoenix says at one point he has to accept his responsibility in facilitating the rise of the Dark Age of the Law. We all assume he means the forged evidence thing, but you could add that to the mix.

Wouldn't the events of AJ have happened towards the end of the Dark Age of the Law? How could they have facilitated it?

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Well, it may have brought things even lower.

That's assuming the news of a "rigged" jury even got out to the public, but based on how juries work in this series, "conflict of interest" doesn't seem to be a factor in these things anyway!

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Considering that IIRC Apollo and Trucy still don't know they're related, I doubt news ever got out

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Yeah, they're still unaware of it. Maybe in AA7!

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That's assuming Apollo even shows up in AA7.
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well I imagine at least one of them will be in AA7 regardless of which direction the series takes

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oh god I hate the jury please don't bring juries back

yeah I'm honestly good with no juries in the main series

I think it's fine as a gimmick in GAA (although I have problems with it; the idea of the jury being able to randomly interject and vote guilty is pretty dumb) but it doesn't need to be a mainstay

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Yeah, if juries started being in the main series I feel like they would eventually have to explain why the jurors always seem conveniently perfect to help the defense in the current case. Phoenix can't rig all of them right?

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you know, it's crazy how obviously sketchy Gregson acts throughout the entire trial

it makes more sense in hindsight but he can't even hide his own conflicts of interest here

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Conflict of interest has literally never been an issue in this series!

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Anagram posted...

Conflict of interest has literally never been an issue in this series!

this is a fair point actually

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Ah, the cryptic words of van Zieks at the end about his former Japanese friend make a lot more sense this time around!

Whew, nearly done with this case at last! I actually really liked Graydon as a culprit. He's slippery enough that it's satisfying to finally catch him, and then he manages to be pretty sympathetic afterwards.

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Yeah, one thing I didn't expect from this game was the exploration of 19th century income inequality.

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Total lines by segment:

G1-5 Trial Day 1 - 3458
G1-5 Investigation Day 1 - 2575
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
G1-5 - 6033
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
AAI2 - 17463
T&T - 16422
DD - 16238
GAA1 - 15988
PW1 - 14282
JFA - 13848
AJ - 13335
AAI1 - 13212

Total lines between investigations and trials:

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

G1-5 Investigations - 2575 (42.68%)
G1-5 Trials - 3458 (57.32%)

GAA1 Investigations - 6597 (41.26%)
GAA1 Trials - 9391 (58.74%)

Total lines by character per case:

The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story (G1-5)

1. Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 2058 (34.11%)
2. Iris Wilson - 742 (12.30%)
3. Susato Mikotoba - 514 (8.52%)
4. Judge of the Old Bailey - 398 (6.60%)
5. Gina Lestrade - 342 (5.67%)
6. Barok van Zieks - 327 (5.42%)
7. Sherlock Holmes - 315 (5.22%)
8. Ashley Graydon - 302 (5.01%)
9. Tobias Gregson - 223
10. Nash Skulkin - 178
11. Ringo Skulkin - 155
12. Pop Windibank - 90
13. Juror No. 5 (Communications Officer) - 65
14. Vilen Borshevik - 51
15. John Garrideb - 47
16. Juror No. 4 (Deaf Surgeon) - 47
17. Other - 46
18. Juror No. 3 (Stereoscope Guy) - 45
19. Juror No. 2 (OCD Maid) - 35
20. Mael Stronghart - 18
21. Magnus McGilded - 12
22. Wagahai - 8
23. Mason Milverton - 4
24. Patricia Beate - 2
25. Roly Beate - 2
26. John H. Watson - 1
27. Taketsuchi Auchi - 1
28. Kyurio Korekuta - 1
29. Iyesa Nosa - 1
30. The Japanese Judge - 1
31. Satoru Hosonaga - 1
32. Soseki Natsume - 1

Percentage of lines per case by game:

Great Ace Attorney 1

G1-5 - 37.73%
G1-4 - 22.64%
G1-2 - 14.71%
G1-3 - 12.50%
G1-1 - 12.42%

Total lines by character per game:

Great Ace Attorney 1

1. Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 5629 (35.21%)
2. Susato Mikotoba - 1949 (12.19%)
3. Sherlock Holmes - 875 (5.47%)
4. Iris Wilson - 841 (5.26%)
5. Judge of the Old Bailey - 796 (4.98%)
6. Barok van Zieks - 692 (4.33%)
7. Kazuma Asogi - 431
8. Gina Lestrade - 402
9. Tobias Gregson - 368
10. Ashley Graydon - 302
11. Satoru Hosonaga - 298
12. Taketsuchi Auchi - 257
13. The Japanese Judge - 209
14. John Garrideb - 185
15. Magnus McGilded - 180
16. Nash Skulkin - 178
17. Nikolina Pavlova - 170
18. Ringo Skulkin - 155
19. Bruce Fairplay - 138
20. Joan Garrideb - 138
21. Soseki Natsume - 137
22. Patricia Beate - 131
23. Jezaille Brett - 127
24. Other - 117
25. Mael Stronghart - 113
26. Bif Strogenov - 109
27. Roly Beate - 95
28. Pop Windibank - 90
29. Deaf Surgeon Juror - 89
30. Communications Officer Juror - 77
31. Iyesa Nosa - 73
32. Lay D. Furst - 70
33. OCD Maid Juror - 61
34. Day Laborer Juror - 55
35. Vilen Borshevik - 51
36. Brown Suit Juror - 45
37. Kyurio Korekuta - 45
38. Stereoscope Juror - 45
39. Yujin Mikotoba - 39
40. Top Hat and Rose Juror - 36
41. Beppo - 35
42. Metropolitan Lady Juror - 35
43. Knife Wielding Juror - 30
44. Guildmaster Coachman Juror - 29
45. Knitting Grandma Juror - 27
46. William Shamspeare - 9
47. Wagahai - 8
48. Adron B. Metermann - 6
49. John H. Watson - 4
50. Mason Milverton - 4
51. Darka - 3

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Most lines per case:

Apollo Justice (6-5) - 2482
Phoenix Wright (2-4) - 2194
Ryunosuke Naruhodo (G1-5) - 2058
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 (G1-5) - 34.11%
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:

36. Marlon Rimes - 20 lines/4 testimonies
37. Ashley Graydon - 20 lines/4 testimonies
38. Mike Meekins - 20 lines/4 testimonies
39. Wesley Stickler - 20 lines/4 testimonies
40. Simon Keyes - 19 lines/4 testimonies
41. Bruce Fairplay - 11 lines/4 testimonies
42. Nash Skulkin - 10 lines/4 testimonies
43. Ringo Skulkin - 9 lines/4 testimonies
44. Lay D. Furst - 5 lines/4 testimonies
45. Hugh O'Conner - 24 lines/3 testimonies
46. Yuri Cosmos - 23 lines/3 testimonies
47. Cody Hackins - 21 lines/3 testimonies
48. Damon Gant - 20 lines/3 testimonies
49. Daryan Crescend - 19 lines/3 testimonies
50. Florent L'Belle - 19 lines/3 testimonies
51. Lana Skye - 19 lines/3 testimonies
52. Paul Atishon-Wimperson - 19 lines/3 testimonies
53. Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin - 19 lines/3 testimonies
54. Armie Buff/Sarge - 18 lines/3 testimonies
55. Jake Marshall - 18 lines/3 testimonies
56. Patricia Roland - 18 lines/3 testimonies
57. Amara Sigatar Khura'in - 17 lines/3 testimonies
58. Ron DeLite - 17 lines/3 testimonies
59. Trilo Quist - 17 lines/3 testimonies
60. Will Powers - 17 lines/3 testimonies
61. Lauren Paups - 16 lines/3 testimonies
62. Geiru Toneido - 15 lines/3 testimonies
63. Ken "Acro" Dingling - 15 lines/3 testimonies
64. Sirhan Dogen - 15 lines/3 testimonies
65. Horace Knightley - 14 lines/3 testimonies
66. Phineas Filch - 14 lines/3 testimonies
67. Tahrust Inmee - 14 lines/3 testimonies
68. Ted Tonate - 14 lines/3 testimonies
69. Manfred von Karma - 12 lines/3 testimonies
70. Beppo - 5 lines/3 testimonies
71. Juniper Woods - 17 lines/2 testimonies
72. Simon Blackquill - 17 lines/2 testimonies
73. Dee Vasquez - 16 lines/2 testimonies
74. April May - 14 lines/2 testimonies
75. Valant Gramarye - 14 lines/2 testimonies
76. Betty de Famme - 13 lines/2 testimonies
77. Yanni Yogi - 13 lines/2 testimonies
78. Dane Gustavia - 12 lines/2 testimonies
79. John Marsh - 12 lines/2 testimonies
80. Kristoph Gavin - 12 lines/2 testimonies
81. Pierce Nichody - 12 lines/2 testimonies
82. Sal Manella - 12 lines/2 testimonies
83. Zinc Lablanc - 12 lines/2 testimonies
84. Blaise Debeste - 11 lines/2 testimonies
85. Gina Lestrade - 11 lines/2 testimonies
86. Jay Elbird - 11 lines/2 testimonies
87. Sorin Sprocket - 11 lines/2 testimonies
88. Tyrell Badd - 11 lines/2 testimonies
89. Aristotle Means - 10 lines/2 testimonies
90. Katherine Hall - 10 lines/2 testimonies
91. Lance Amano - 10 lines/2 testimonies
92. Norma DePlume - 10 lines/2 testimonies
93. Patricia Beate - 10 lines/2 testimonies
94. Richard Wellington - 10 lines/2 testimonies
95. Roger Retinz/The Great Mr. Reus - 10 lines/2 testimonies
96. The Judge - 10 lines/2 testimonies
97. Myriam Scuttlebutt - 9 lines/2 testimonies
98. Rhoda Teneiro - 9 lines/2 testimonies
99. Cammy Meele - 8 lines/2 testimonies
100. Solomon Starbuck - 7 lines/2 testimonies
101. Iyesa Nosa - 6 lines/2 testimonies
102. Kyurio Korekuta - 4 lines/2 testimonies
103. Robin Newman - 14 lines/1 testimony
104. Dhurke Sahdmadhi - 8 lines/1 testimony
105. Miles Edgeworth - 8 lines/1 testimony
106. Damian Tenma - 7 lines/1 testimony
107. Herman Crab - 7 lines/1 testimony
108. Tobias Gregson - 7 lines/1 testimony
109. Trucy Wright - 7 lines/1 testimony
110. Wocky Kitaki - 7 lines/1 testimony
111. Bonny/Betty de Famme - 6 lines/1 testimony
112. Di-Jun Huang - 6 lines/1 testimony
113. Jinxie Tenma - 6 lines/1 testimony
114. Kay Faraday - 6 lines/1 testimony
115. Karin Jenson/Bonnie Young - 6 lines/1 testimony
116. Morgan Fey - 6 lines/1 testimony
117. Nahyuta Sahdmadhi - 6 lines/1 testimony
118. Ponco - 6 lines/1 testimony
119. Satoru Hosonaga - 6 lines/1 testimony
120. Terry Fawles - 6 lines/1 testimony
121. Vera Misham - 6 lines/1 testimony
122. Jezaille Brett - 5 lines/1 testimony
123. Magnus McGilded - 5 lines/1 testimony
124. Sasha Buckler - 5 lines/1 testimony
125. The Bellboy - 5 lines/1 testimony
126. Ahlbi Ur'gaid - 4 lines/1 testimony
127. Apollo Justice - 4 lines/1 testimony
128. John Garrideb - 4 lines/1 testimony
129. Nicole Swift - 4 lines/1 testimony
130. Orla Shipley - 4 lines/1 testimony
131. Polly - 3 lines/1 testimony
132. Roly Beate - 3 lines/1 testimony
133. Joan Garrideb - 1 line/1 testimony

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Imagine AA7 having Justine Courtney as the judge.

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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. Ryunosuke Naruhodo - 5629
6. Maya Fey - 5237
7. Athena Cykes - 4816
8. Dick Gumshoe - 4089
9. Kay Faraday - 3370
10. Trucy Wright - 2629
11. Ema Skye - 2434
12. Franziska von Karma - 2314
13. Susato Mikotoba - 1949
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. Sherlock Holmes - 875
26. Iris Wilson - 841
27. Judge of the Old Bailey - 796
28. Khura'in Judge - 754
29. Bobby Fulbright - 700
30. Barok van Zieks - 692
31. Gregory Edgeworth - 649
32. Lotta Hart - 648
33. Tyrell Badd - 593
34. Dahlia Hawthorne - 578
35. Dhurke Sahdmadhi - 562
36. Wendy Oldbag - 553
37. Sebastian Debeste - 521
38. Calisto Yew/Shih-na - 489
39. Adrian Andrews - 459
40. Winston Payne - 453
41. Manfred von Karma - 444
42. Kazuma Asogi - 431
43. The Judge's Brother - 421
44. Gina Lestrade - 402
45. Shelly de Killer - 387
46. Lamiroir/Thalassa Gramarye - 386
47. Datz Are'bal - 381
48. Will Powers - 380
49. Simon Keyes - 380
50. Tobias Gregson - 368
51. Bikini - 351
52. Gaspen Payne - 335
53. Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in - 329
54. Maggey Byrde - 323
55. Lawrence "Moe" Curls - 320
56. Kristoph Gavin - 319
57. Ahlbi Ur'gaid - 319
58. Quercus Alba - 303
59. Ashley Graydon - 302
60. Valant Gramarye - 298
61. Satoru Hosonaga - 298
62. Luke Atmey - 292
63. Damon Gant - 285
64. Juniper Woods - 277
65. Ini Miney - 275
66. Angel Starr - 272
67. Ron DeLite - 271
68. Rhoda Teneiro - 268
69. Katherine Hall - 267
70. Blaise Debeste - 265
71. Regina Berry - 261
72. Jake Marshall - 257
73. Taketsuchi Auchi - 257
74. Jean Armstrong - 251
75. Nicole Swift - 250
76. Lana Skye - 249
77. Victor Kudo - 247
78. Mike Meekins - 235
79. Marvin Grossberg - 234
80. Jacques Portsman - 231
81. Spark Brushel - 230
82. Frank Sahwit - 219
83. Alita Tiala - 219
84. Hugh O'Conner - 218
85. Marlon Rimes - 217
86. Patricia Roland - 217
87. Daryan Crescend - 216
88. Dane Gustavia - 209
89. Horace Knightley - 209
90. Japanese Judge - 209
91. Florent L'Belle - 208
92. Maximillion Galactica - 203
93. Ben & Trilo Quist - 200
94. Pierce Nichody - 200
95. Yuri Cosmos - 199
96. Sasha Buckler - 198
97. Penny Nichols - 194
98. Phineas Filch - 192
99. Jinxie Tenma - 191
100. Paul Atishon-Wimperson - 187
101. Uendo Toneido (Combined) - 186
102. John Garrideb - 185
103. Armie Buff/Sarge - 182
104. Ken "Acro" Dingling - 182
105. Roger Retinz/Mr. Reus - 182
106. Iris - 181
107. Herman Crab - 180
108. Magnus McGilded - 180
109. Damian Tenma - 179
110. Nash Skulkin - 178
111. Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin - 178
112. Furio Tigre - 176
113. Zak Gramarye - 174
114. Matt Engarde - 171
115. Nikolina Pavlova - 170
116. Sirhan Dogen - 170
117. Cammy Meele - 168
118. Morgan Fey - 165
119. Redd White - 162
120. Betty de Famme - 158
121. Ringo Skulkin - 155
122. Aristotle Means - 154
123. Solomon Starbuck - 154
124. John Marsh - 153
125. Robin Newman - 153
126. Delicia Scones - 151
127. Colias Palaeno - 150
128. Dee Vasquez - 148
129. Zinc Lablanc - 146
130. Ellen Wyatt - 143
131. Desiree DeLite - 142
132. Ted Tonate - 141
133. Trilo Quist - 140
134. Bruce Fairplay - 138
135. Joan Garrideb - 138
136. Wesley Stickler - 138
137. Soseki Natsume - 137
138. Cody Hackins - 135
139. Norma DePlume - 134
140. Olga Orly - 131
141. Patricia Beate - 131
142. Lauren Paups - 130
143. Tahrust Inmee - 130
144. Karin Jenson - 129
145. Jezaille Brett - 127
146. Sorin Sprocket - 127
147. Amara Sigatar Khura'in - 123
148. Myriam Scuttlebutt - 123
149. Aura Blackquill - 122
150. Guy Eldoon - 118
151. Bonny de Famme - 113
152. Mael Stronghart - 113
153. Wocky Kitaki - 112
154. Di-Jun Huang - 110
155. Bif Strogenov - 109
156. Geiru Toneido - 108
157. The Phantom - 107
158. Richard Wellington - 107
159. April May - 104
160. Uendo Toneido - 104
161. Vera Misham - 104
162. Jay Elbird - 102
163. Yanni Yogi - 98
164. Roly Beate - 95
165. Beh'leeb Inmee - 92
166. Lance Amano - 92
167. Jeff Master - 90
168. Pop Windibank - 90
169. Deaf Surgeon Juror - 89
170. Viola Cadaverini - 80
171. Communications Officer Juror - 77
172. Director Hotti/Doctor Hickfield - 76
173. Plum Kitaki - 76
174. Terry Fawles - 74
175. Drew Misham - 74
176. Iyesa Nosa - 73
177. The Bellboy - 72
178. Lay D. Furst - 70
179. Ernest Amano - 68
180. Ponco - 66
181. OCD Maid Juror - 61
182. Benjamin Woodman - 60
183. Sal Manella - 59
184. Chief of Detectives - 55
185. Day Laborer Juror - 55
186. Bonnie Young - 53
187. Vilen Borshevik - 51
188. Patches - 50
189. Inga Karkhuul Khura'in - 46
190. Kisegawa - 46
191. Lisa Basil - 46
192. Brown Suit Juror - 45
193. Kyurio Korekuta - 45
194. Stereoscope Juror - 45
195. Clonco - 43
196. Widget - 42
197. Machi Tobaye - 41
198. Orla Shipley - 40
199. Bucky Whet - 39
200. Turner Grey - 39
201. Yujin Mikotoba - 39
202. Top Hat and Rose Juror - 36
203. Beppo - 35
204. Metropolitan Lady Juror - 35
205. Elise Deauxnim - 30
206. Knife Wielding Juror - 30
207. Guildmaster Coachman Juror - 29
208. Knitting Grandma Juror - 27
209. Owen - 26
210. The Amazing Mr. Hat - 22
211. Shah'do - 21
212. Missile - 20
213. Polly - 20
214. Winfred "Big Wins" Kitaki - 20
215. Romein LeTouse - 13
216. Taka - 10

Overall total lines - 140622

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so I guess the big question (for line counts) going into the second game is if Ryunosuke can catch Apollo

him not being in case 1 is probably the main thing that will keep it close

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All of Maya Fey's games, and she's beaten in line count by Ryunosuke after just one game.

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I suspect that GAA's line counts may be a touch inflated just by there being a lot more random interjecting from bit players, especially jury and such. G1-5 is pretty long, but is it really longer than 2-4 and 3-5?

Looks like we all underestimated the line counts. Ryunosuke, Susato, Sholmes, Iris, the Old Bailey Judge, Van Zieks and a character from the next game are all going to beat Godot.

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