For A Hypothetical Alternative Apollo Justice Sequel Taking Place After Aa4. Are There Any Individual

for a hypothetical alternative apollo justice sequel taking place after aa4. are there any individual elements from dd and soj that you would pick and choose to keep?

phoenix helping edgeworth with cases overseas during the 7yg is something that comes up in dual destinies and i think that's really the only scrap i'd want to take from dd.

from soj... hmm. i have no idea if this is a controversial opinion or not but i actually really liked the divination seance as a gameplay mechanic. i would preserve that. i think it'd be fun to have it be something pearl or maya could do in court for you now that they're more experienced mediums.

that's really about it.

this is the single saddest thing I’ve ever seen on cutthroat kitchen

After seeing the passion with which people defended the Jessie x Delia aka hanamusa ship, I am genuinely curious as to why people like it. I had my problem with it because I thought Jessie was underage, but I was vehemently corrected (thanks for the citations!). My second problem was the bad guy with a good guy dynamic. That one's a bit harder of a nut to crack. But people really, really seem to love this ship. It sparks my curiosity. It compels me.

So let's make it a fun challenge. This is not sarcasm or teasing. This is science.

Why do you like Jessie x Delia or Hanamusa? Why do you love it? Why does it work for you? Tell me! I want to know! In the name of science, I wish to know the secret behind the Jessie x Delia or Hanamusa ship!

@yamujiburo thoughts?

Reach me! Make me your brother!

Relatable, a bop, and instructive of how to pronounce "boatswain"

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this house makes me insane. before you meet lusamine, before you find out about the aether family, before you realize the themes of abuse present in the game, you come across a house. an abusive father and a runaway child. you continue across the game and probably don't give it a second thought. but should you remember this house and return to it after beating the game, you discover that the runaway boy is actually guzma, and suddenly everything about him gets recontextualized. guzma is the first victim of abuse we see in this game. he built up his "never been afraid of nothing or no one" persona as a defense mechanism. he beats other people down because it offers him the power he never had as a child. he hates himself because he always internalized he wasn't good enough. he gets suckered into following another abusive parent because, in his eyes, she's the first person to actually respect him as an equal. god it's so good.