The Urge To Write Fanfiction Like I Got Enough Determination And Free Time Is Dangerously Strong. Someone

The urge to write fanfiction like I got enough determination and free time is dangerously strong. Someone hold me back.

THEY COULD HAVE BEEN SO GOOD TOGETHER(as friends)

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I gotta do a big fat agree on this

gonna be honest here: please dni if you ship narumayo or kayworth

if you like those ships, good for you i guess but i hate the age gaps so fucking much. a 24 year old should not be in a romantic relationship with a 17 year old let alone a 26 year old

i could understand maya and phoenix at 28 and 35 if it wasn’t for the fact that phoenix knew maya when she was a minor. like it’s better than og trilogy maya and phoenix but i’m still a bit iffy about it

i just kinda. had to get this off my chest. i really dislike these ships.

OGH THIS

Krisnix has the potential to be so deliciously fucked up hear me out

We always talk about Kristoph's influence on Phoenix, how it drove him to be this secretive, conniving sleazebag that we see in AA4, how Phoenix had to bear this man watching his every move for seven years and put up the friendship front at least every day every week. Can we talk about how resilient that is of him I couldn't stand to suffer that in silence with all my loved ones away from me. And to pretend you're that bitch's friend without bitching about it to anyone later? self inflicted torture.

but also

Phoenix, for however long he suspected Kristoph of ruining his career, never suspected him as capable of murder. And I don't believe that he was capable, not of the hands-on kind that he commited with Zak, but Kristoph was driven to the edges of his sanity with Phoenix as well. We know that he attempted to poison Drew and Vera Misham almost at the same time he got Phoenix disbarred, and while it was vile, it was all calculated. Flawless. Clean.

Which is why the way he murdered Zak is so fascinating. Kristoph Gavin, the coolest defense in the west, the gentleman attorney, hit this man with a bottle over the head. It's messy. It's desperate. It's his last shred of composure being obliterated, because during the seven years that he stalked and manipulated Phoenix, he was under his scrutiny as well.

He knew that Phoenix suspected him to some extent. Aside from the loose ends that he hoped would be resolved in time, he knew that this man had friends with inexplicable "bring back the dead" powers and that his best friend was Miles Edgeworth, whom he most likely has gone up against. He knew that Phoenix was only playing dumb with him, because whoever could best him at poker every single time could not be a complete fool.

Phoenix drove this cold, calculated killer into a barfight murderer. He brought him to the brink of desperation in trying to cover his mess and they only knew half of the shit each other were doing during those seven years.

Just the poison as symbolism for their whole relationship, man. Phoenix trusting Kristoph at first, slowly realizing what he's really done to him, him poisoning himself in return by being around him- the drinking, the dishevelled appearance, the backroom poker playing, Kristoph becoming more paranoid, more desperate, more risky.

Phoenix was aware of the fact that the man he was hanging out with had the potential to turn him and his loved ones out on the streets, but to find out that he was also a murderer? Capable of both the insidious kind and the hands-on kind? the betrayal. the anguish. just when you build a tolerance to him, he attacks you again.

I could easily see Phoenix develop an even deeper paranoia, having all of his house and belongings tested for poison after AA4.

I could see it actually being there.

I gotta be honest: krisnix is SOOO interesting to me. I’m narumitsu all the way but I cannot deny Kristoph and Phoenix had toxic sex at some point. It’s just how it is.

Would me saying that I ship it be the correct term? I’m not sure. It’s not endgame for me and I don’t really see a way where they actually manage a stable long lasting relationship(though I’d be interested to see why anyone else may think it’s possible under the right circumstances, I’m open). Just saying that my interest is SO high rn, because I think that toxic ships are decently valid(not proship ones…ew…but I mean ones that you know the people aren’t right for each other, but they tried and it’s worth trying to understand how that all went down).

I absolutely love tearing into the toxic early parts of narumitsu as much I love them being soft, so krisnix being pretty much all toxic got me eating it up. I live for seeing their relationship fall apart, how it fosters and develops only to crash. It’s like watching that car crash you can’t look away from.

So essentially if anyone’s got like krisnix fic with some character analysis…don’t be shy.

Just finished the first case in the first game and wow…poor Sayaka and Leon. I know the game does a lot to both justify and villainize them both, and let me say, I really appreciate the nuance.

Spoilers below:

In situations like these, when both were thinking the same thing and only one did it successfully, there is nobody in the right or wrong. It’s too nuanced to simply label Sayaka as just a victim, or even Leon despite the self defense because he went out of his way to finish killing her. Sayaka wanted to kill Leon and frame Makoto because of the motive video: obviously wrong. Yet she also(like many of the people in this game) are victims of poor circumstances of a “kill or be killed” game. And like Leon, had the same idea to kill, except she planned hers while Leon was caught off guard.

Speaking of Leon, there’s also his side. He gets caught off guard with a knife, so he fights back. He would have been a victim just like Sayaka. However, Celeste makes that point of Leon breaking down the bathroom door to kill her anyway. It’s unclear if he just saw the opportunity for murder and just took it, or if he was more driven out of fear just like Sayaka but in a different way: the fear of everyone turning on him in favor of Sayaka when he did say the truth.

In all, that’s just the thing about complex and morally gray characters, how dire situations can cause them to act so differently than how they normally would. It’s great, and I applaud the game for such a wonderful first trial! I’m pumped!