NO TRICKS NO GIMMICKS JUST LOGIC QUOTES ACE ATTORNEY TRIAL

Affectionate Parody: Apollo Justice often pokes fun at the very series it belongs to, most noticeably when Apollo spends the start of his first trial gearing himself up to bellow the series Catchphrase ( 'Objection!') and then gets reprimanded when he finally does so for yelling in court.Also serves as his equivalent of Finger-Tenting, as his hand completely obscures the lower half of his face when he does it. Of the 'by the bridge' variety, naturally, and he combines it with Scary Shiny Glasses. Adjusting Your Glasses: Kristoph Gavin tends to do this.All of this combined is enough to convince his hardened gangster of a father to get out of the mob game completely. Wocky Kitaki is shot by a rival gang member, then the operation to remove the bullet is aborted and covered up by a corrupt surgeon since he's not skilled enough to remove it by himself and he fears that admitting his inability to remove the bullet or attempting and failing to do so would both result in having him being killed in retaliation, leaving Wocky in a condition that can potentially kill him at any time and hopefully absolving the surgeon of any consequences when he does.It's obvious the idea that he wrongly accused Phoenix has been tormenting him for years, and his own brother was behind it.

In the last trial, Klavier Gavin has to face that his older brother Kristoph, whom he seems to respect very much, is a psychopath who murdered someone, tried to murder another person, and used Klavier himself as an Unwitting Pawn to get Phoenix disbarred.

It also invokes the fear of losing your career and reputation over something you didn't even do which is what happened to Phoenix.

Not only it's sneaky, but like a punch in the gut since it involves attacking a shy little girl when she's at her most vulnerable - and not exactly easy to discover. The method? So utterly sneaky and 'innocent': since the girl has the bad habit of biting on her nails, he'll just put poison in her nail polish bottles, so she'll ingest it while seeking solace for her Shrinking Violet nature.

Kristoph Gavin tries to kill a 12-year-old girl, Vera.

Valant Gramarye frequently laces his dialogue with alliteration, in keeping with his stage-presence persona.

Trucy gives this advice: 'Prior planning prevents poor performance!'.

Better stay away or it'll become a crashing, cascading cavalcade of DVD cases. Apollo: It's a swaying, spiraling stack of DVD cases.

No tricks no gimmicks just logic quotes ace attorney