#ace attorney spirit of justice

[inbarfink]

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[hisfivehead]

LOOK AT HER!!! This is a crochet Pink Badger my sister made me for my birthday today and I like it better than a lot of the official plushies cos I bet there’s someone in the AA universe that actually owns one of these!!!

[isitdonproof]

"You should never underestimate the power of love"

[magic-metamato]

Decided to redraw a comic I made like 2 years ago :’)

Also, thanks for 100 followers :)

[anisaftz]

baby apollo locked in

[minteehell]

Just finished SoJ 😭 Here are some sketches i made while finishing the game

Ngl I love the lore sm but I just wished that they dont drop it all out of nowhere,, and I wanted the game to be more focused in Khurain instead of having to go between two places

And yeah… i do love the game, but not as much as the phoenix wright trilogy though (maybe Im just a big fan of 2Ds lol)

Also can u guess who my fav character in this lmaooo (its Rayfa. I love her character development.)

[dxntloseurhead]

even MORE ace attorney text posts that have been sitting in my drafts for ages

[seizethegay420]

[vas0ul1tsa]

[nirrvana]

he does not give his boyfriend a fucking break like chill out fruity man

[24-7fandombrain]

Blackmadhi is so funny to me cause you knowwwwwww Blackquill would use it against Apollo in court. Like Apollo makes a really good point and Blackquill can't think of a counterargument so he just says "I fucked your brother" and Apollo is inconsolable the rest of the trial

[shitpostingkats]

Perhaps the coldest ace attorney take ever, but I really wish we got like. A top-down perspective on Apollo. An Apollo where all his backstories are allowed to interact and inform his character from the beginning.

What was it like for him to study law, trying to forget all his immigrant experiences and "blend in", when his childhood is the very reason he's pursuing the profession? Did Phoenix's career speak to him; a lawyer facing down impossible odds with horrible consequences if he fails, and never backing down? Never yielding?

Did Phoenix ever remind him of Dhurke?

Did that make it all the more painful when that man let him down?

Did Trucy remind him of himself? They're foils in so many ways, how did it feel to see an adopted kid trying to balance her birth heritage and her true family? To flaunt it and embrace it, instead of hiding and ignoring.

And he's foils with Athena: the kid who was never the most important piece on the board, versus the little girl that everyone put first, above even their own lives. How much does that s t i n g, to see how desperately Simon clings to protecting her, thinking how no one's ever done the same to him. Simon's so much like Nahyuta: loyal, unflinching, intelligent. And Athena is just the youngest child, the princess, sent away from homes and desperate to claw her way back.

And, well, Apollo's already seen what happens when he places his trust in people who remind him of his family.

Give me immigrant Apollo. Give me family issues Apollo. Give me Apollo who's been screwed over by the system one too many times, but wants to become a part of that system and rebuild it for the better. Give me Clay being an entity in his life in AA4, give me Apollo and Trucy bonding over being adopted, give me surprisingly-proficient-at-crime Apollo trying and failing comically to not be weird and no one in the WAA cares.

I know someone's written a gorgeous fanfic with this exact premise. I just have to find it.

[hisfivehead]

PSA for Christmas Eve since it’s pretty much here

[isitdonproof]

Stop it, I want to stay in this section of the game forever

[magic-metamato]

Just to prove that I know how to draw things other than horses. Still a crossover, but no more ponies for a little bit.

[sansvirtue]

Mystic Maya ✨️