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ao3feed-narumitsu · 5 years ago

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miles edgeworth is a terrible co-ordinator

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by spectrology

Have you ever wondered what would happen if the Ace Attorney characters were put in charge of children and had to teach them? Well, wonder no more. In this AU all your favorite Ace Attorney characters are teachers, trying to navigate through classes and moments of chaos. Between the students, friendships, and relationships outside of teaching who knows what could happen.

Or: A bunch of gays trying to teach children and failing miserably

Words: 8, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M

Additional Tags: miles and phoenix cant keep it in their pants, claklapollo love triangle, clay meets the new teacher, they're all teachers, a teacher AU, diego and mia are joint principals, miles cant control his year level, junie is a gardener, Mild Language, Angst, Fluff, Humor, Dahlias a DEMON STUDENT, angel starr is a lunch lady, manfred's the principal of the rival school, damons the vp, all the evil people are in manfreds school, A Teacher AU For Ace Attorney, Sports Competitions, apollo runs, he runs, clay and solomon WONT keep it in their pants, junie is NOT a student, even though her friends are, aura and simon are joint p.e teachers, PHOENIX TEACHES MATH, simon and athena are SIBLINGS, nahyuta LOSES HIS SHIT, simon has two boyfriends, hes homophobic at first, nahyuta opens his mind, hes like "OH SHIT AM I GAY???", Polyamorous Character

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klapolloao3 · 5 years ago

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by Matlock_26th

"Don't talk to him. Don't even make eye contact with him. He'll just make you fight him. And he's never lost once." Athena said, pulling Apollo away from the purple-clad student's line of sight.

Words: 1557, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M

Additional Tags: Fighting, school au, Rumors, Garyuu Kirihito | Kristoph Gavin isn't a bad guy for once, I know he's canonly a bad guy but still, give the guy a break., Violence, but it's not too bad, it's a fight school, What Did You Expect

#IFTTT #ao3feed #fanfic #klapollo #ace attorney #apollo justice #klavier gavin

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ao3feed-wrightworth · 6 years ago

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the spiky twink strikes again

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by Salty_Sam

gobo: mia i killed him boobitch: WHAT gobo: i killed the spiky twink gobo: forgive me boobitch: on a scale of 1 to 10 how dead is he nicknackpattywack: 15 nicknackpattywack: i thought you were blind how do you hit so accurately boobitch: he has a magical mask that lets him see twinks gobo: twinks and twunks im inclusive

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Every fandom needs a good chat fic. And as I didn't find one for Ace Attorney, I decided to create one.

Ace Attorney High School AU Chat Fic - That's a mouthful...

I wrote this for myself and sent it to my friend. And she said it was good. And then she said I should post it. And finally, I have caved. Personally, I think it's awful. But she said it was okay. So here we are...

All spelling mistakes are totally intentional to symbolize kids who lack auto correct... Totally... Not like I turned off spell-check because it was annoying me with the amount of red lines on the usernames... It's all in god's plan.

If all else fails... #Blame Pigeon-Senpai. It's all her fault.

I am so, so sorry for this... But someone had to do this.

Words: 11261, Chapters: 5/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M

Additional Tags: Chatting & Messaging, chat fic, Alternate Universe - High School, High School, Alternate Universe - Normal High School, Some Plot, Fluff, Fluff and Angst, Angst, Fluff and Humor, Crack, Fluff and Crack, Everyone is in highschool or a teacher, this makes no sense, This Is STUPID, I'm Sorry, I Don't Even Know, I'm Bad At Tagging, I Can't Believe I Wrote This, I Tried, so basically:, groupchats, Most couples established, I made some plot but it good lost excuse me while I look, Apparently this is good my friend said so, she made me post this, #Blame Pigeon-Senpai, I hurt Klavier and i wont apologize, but it gets better, Trucy invites strangers for a sleepover, Godot makes up nicknames for everyone, Please Kill Me, Mia is a mother to all, Everyone Is Gay, (Even Diego ikr what the hell), Past relationships that i didnt tag:, iris and feenie, lana and mia, clay and apollo, diego and simon (keyes), Feels, Angst and Feels, Abuse, Physical Abuse, Verbal Abuse, Blackmail, Bullying, some dark stuff from time to time but most of this is very light, What Was I Thinking?, might continue this might not we will see, everyone is out of character, fite me, Swearing, a lot of swearing, Bad Jokes, youve been warned, news flash: local polish girl pretends she knows what american high schools are like, (spoiler alert: she has no idea)

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#IFTTT #ao3feed #fanfic #wrightworth #narumitsu #ace attorney #Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

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gyakutengagotoku · 8 years ago

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GSvsAA - Dual Destinies - Character Profiles

In line with the AJ one, here’s the next in the line up. Check the master post more more of the GSvsAA translation project.

It’s worth noting that while Mr. Takumi is known to have some very obvious or random inspirations for his name puns, there are times when it’s tricky to figure out because of his choice of punny origins. Meanwhile, Mr. Yamazaki & co. tend to follow suit with the obvious, but their puns are often very straightforward and easy to deduce. Sometimes, a name has multiple layers of puns and chances are good that plenty of those puns make their way into the character’s design.

I don’t think it’s lazy design, since simplifying a character’s role in a plot means more care can be taken for the actual mystery, but sometimes it leaves something about the character to be desired. Then again, there are plenty of characters from the first four games in the series that aren’t so memorable.

I’m just obsessed with this series so I know them all. Ha.

Edit: SoJ profiles posted.

Spoilers below.

Main cast

Athena Cykes - Kidzuki Kokone (希月心音) kidzuki means “awareness” (kinda following how Trucy is named Minuki) and the second kanji in her surname is “moon”. The kanji in her given name, when pronounced shin’on, means “heartbeat”. It can also be translated literally as “heart sound” to refer to her ability to hear people’s voices of their hearts.

Simon Blackquill - Yuugami Jin (夕神迅) yugami means “distortion” or “twist”, referring to his epithet, “The Twisted Samurai”. The kanji form a phrase meaning “god of dusk”. jin, written as 刃, is “blade”; while the kanji in his name means “swift”. It’s analogous to Edgeworth’s name, Mitsurugi, which is the name of a noble blade of legend. Trivia: He refers to the chief in person using the term danna, a title reserved for Lords and noblemen back during the days of samurai. Since this couldn’t be replicated in English without sounding drastically out of place, it’s been tamed down to a plain “sir”. (Imo, he could very well have gone with “sire” and it’d be just the right amount of tradition and respect, but I guess it doesn’t quite sound Japanese enough.) Incidentally, Taka is Gin, which can mean “silver”, or possibly like the English word (but it’s pronounced with a hard G).

Bobby Fulbright - Ban Gouzou (番轟三) The ban in his name may refer to a “guard”, though being written as 万 means “many”. Combined with his first name, which consists of “booming” and “three” (like in “two’s company, three’s a crowd”), you get a whole lot of bombastic in one guy. Trivia: His catchphrase is shouting “JUSTICE!!!” in English at the top of his lungs and laughing triumphantly. Imo, the localization's “In Justice We Trust!” has a certain nuance to it that really makes it pop when you realize just who he is, though.

Yep, that’s it. That’s the game. These three right here.

Episode 1

Gaspen Payne - Auchi Fumitake (亜内文武) “Auchi” is simply “ouch”. His first name is the same as his brother’s but flipped. fumi (文) is “literature”; take (武) is “martial”. I suppose both of them are warriors of words, but I really think their parents the devs just ran out of ideas.

Juniper Woods - Morizumi Shinobu (森澄しのぶ) mori (森) is “forest” or “woods”; shinobu means “to hide”. Meanwhile, the kanji for zumi (澄) used in the verb sumasu becomes “to look prim” or “to listen carefully”. These two definitions better relate to her from Episode 3, though. Trivia: In the Japanese version of this episode, the crime scene shows in English letters: “S I N O B U”. Since Japanese is typed using romaji, し can be either shi or si. Either way, it’s still pronounced the same. If it weren’t obvious enough from the intro, this spelling would have easily given away the real killer.

Ted Tonate - Barashima Shingo (馬等島晋吾) barasu can mean a few things: “to expose”, “to take apart”, or “to kill”. He already covers the latter two in the first case, but the first definition doesn’t quite play in until the last one. The last syllable of his first name ties into his first name to make mashingo, or “machine language”; hence the keyboard.

Candice Arme - Kaku Hozumi (賀来ほずみ) Her full name can be written as 確保済み, meaning “in custody”. kaku may refer to “square”/”cube”; probably referring to how she’s been hit. Her surname and the first syllable of her first name make kakuho, or “guarantee”, which seems to play into her English name.

Edit: Well, I totally screwed up this entry. My bad.

Episode 2

Jinxie Tenma - Tenma Yumemi (天馬ゆめみ) Her surname as written here refers to the “heavenly horse” Pegasus. yumemiru means “to dream”. More on Tenma below.

Damian Tenma - Tenma Deemon (天馬出右衛門) His first name comes from “demon”. Tenma, which is also the name of the village, is written as 天魔. It refers to the yokai of the Buddhist sixth heaven in the realm of desire who haunts people and deceives them into avoiding good. According to legend, Tenma tried (and ultimately failed) to lure the young Siddhartha away from enlightenment with earthly desires. Tenma Taro from this game is based on this Tenma. In Japanese folklore, he's described to have a bird-like appearance, hence we have jangly-cackling-bird-demon.

The Great Nine-Tails - Great Kyuubi (グレート九尾) He’s based on the Nine-tailed fox of Japanese legend, a yokai of immense power and influence and sometimes disastrous consequences. You know the one.

Rex Kyubi - Kyuubi Ginji (九尾銀次) His last name is the same as the Nine-Tails. The gin (銀) in his name refers to his silver hair and to the Nine-tailed fox of legend, which is often portrayed as silver. ginjiru also means “to chant” or “to recite”.

Phineas Filch - Zeniarai Kumabee (銭洗熊兵衛) zeni, as written above, is “money”. (This is what Capcom’s fictional currency zenny is based on.) His last name is a reference to the azukiarai, “The Bean Washer”, a yokai who resembles a small boy that keeps people up at night with the sound of washing beans. Filch here claims that he’s the grandson of an infamous thief who once kept people up by the sounds of his money-washing. His first name is made of bears: kuma (熊) and “bear”; yet he’s frequently called a tanuki instead, especially for his swindling ways.

Edit: Got that the other way around.

Florent L’Belle - Biyouin Shuuichi (美葉院秀一) biyouin is “beauty parlor” and shuuichinichi is “once a week”. The kanji in his first name come to “excellence” and “[number] one”.

Episode 3

Aristotle Means - Ichiro Shinji (一路真二) The kanji in his name together mean “one road, two truths”. ichiro, with the same kanji, means “straight” or “directly”, and shinjiru means “to believe”.

Constance Courte - Michiba Masayo (道葉正世) michibata is “roadside” and masa (正) is “right” or “just”, to parallel Means’ name above.

Hugh O’Conner - Shizuya Rei (静矢零) His name is most likely picked for the convenience of the recording that’s played during trial. In Japanese, the muffled recording sounds like it’s saying “Koroshite yare!”, which is Japanese for “I’ll kill you!” Thanks to Athena’s efforts, she reveals it’s actually supposed to say “Kora! Shizuya Rei!”, or a scolding “Hey! Shizuya Rei!” The kanji of his last name are “quiet” and “arrow”. His first name can also mean “zero”.

Edit: This one I made a mistake due to mistaken memory. It’s actually kinda hard to make out the te sound in the recording, so I assumed it was excluded.

Robin Newman - Atsui Chishio (厚井知潮) atsui is “hot”; it can also mean “hot-tempered” or “passionate”. chishio is “blood circulation”, usually referring to hot-headedness. It also doubles over as a gender-ambiguous name.

Myriam Scuttlebutt - Uwasa Atsume (宇和佐集芽) uwasa is “rumor” and atsumeru is “to gather”; thus, her full name comes to “gather gossip”. Trivia: Producer Eshiro is a huge MGS fan; hence Myriam’s M.O. of traveling under the cover of a box.

Episode 4-5

Solomon Starbuck - Hoshinari Taiyou (星成太陽) His name comes from the phrase “hoshi ni naritai yo”, which means “I wish to become a star”. taiyou, as written above, means “sun”.

Clay Terran - Aoi Daichi (葵大地) aoi is the color “blue”. daichi is “ground” or “earth”; also refers to the planet itself. His relative calm and the color blue was chosen specifically to pair with Apollo’s bright and passionate red. (In fact, it may very well have been the localization’s choice to name Odoroki as Apollo that led to the development of this game’s space theme. I don’t remember if it was mentioned in an interview or not, but I’m sure it played some role.)

Yuri Cosmos - Oogawara Uchuu (大河原有忠) His last name means “bank of the great river”, which is a reference to the Milky Way. It’s known as “The Great River” in several cultures, including Japanese. uchuu, written as 宇宙, means “space” or “universe”.

Aura Blackquill - Yuugami Kaguya (夕神かぐや) Kaguya is a reference to a famous Japanese folktale from the 10th century, Tale of the Bamboo Cutter. The main character’s name is Kaguya-hime, or Princess Kaguya, who was one of a mysterious people living on the Moon but was sent down to Earth and raised by an old bamboo cutter. I’m not too sure if this tale inspired her English name, but when Princess Kaguya was discovered as a baby, she was described to be the size of a thumb and glowing with brilliant light. The Moon people were weird. (I can also draw the parallel to Simon’s Taka, since Aura may come from the Latin root aurum for “gold”.)

Ponco & Clonco - Ponko & Ponta (ポンコ＆ポンタ) ko and ta are common endings to boys’ and girls’ names, respectively. Aura also likes to call Clonco “Ponkotsu”, referring both to how he’s basically “Ponco #2″ and ponkotsu, “junk”.

Metis Cykes - Kidzuki Mari (希月真理) Her first name can also be pronounced shinri, meaning “truth”. In turn, shinri, when written as 心理, means “psychology”.

DLC Episode

Sasha Buckler - Umino Shouko (羽美野翔子) umi is “sea”, and shouko, written as 証拠, is “evidence”. Thus, her full name becomes “evidence from the sea”. The first kanji in both first and last name have to do with “feathers” and “flight”. She’s quite a flighty personality for sure.

Ora "Orla" Shipley - Arafune Elle / Ale (荒船エル / エール) Her last name is made of the kanji for “wild” and “ship”. Her name is Ale, as a shortened form of “whale”, but it doubles as the alcoholic drink too. Actually, it triples as “air”, to complement her trainer. Her supposed real name is actually her sister’s name, and it seems it was just picked to sound similar.

Jack Shipley - Arafune Ryouji (荒船良治) ryouji as 療治 means “treatment”/“cure”, possibly referring to how he saved two precious orcas and returned them to health.

Norma DePlume - Uratori Reika (浦鳥麗華) uratori refers to “gathering evidence” as for a news story. reika as 冷夏 becomes “cool summer”. It can even be written as 零下 to mean "sub-zero". She’s quite the contrast to the rest of the sunny crew.

Edit: Note to self: simplify.

Marlon Rimes - Itsuka Ikuya (伊塚育也) itsuka means “someday”; the kanji iku (育) means “raise”, as in pets or children. In other words, he’ll “become a real trainer someday”. His name may have been chosen for its easy rhyme as well.

Rifle (ライフル) She was named for her dangerous temper, and probably as a shout-out to Mr. Takumi’s naming of Missile. Her daughter Sniper also keeps the same name.

Herman Crab - Sugomori Gaku (巣古森学) His last name may be referring to su-komori, or “nest-babysitter”, since he keeps li’l Sniper up there. Even the first kanji in his last name is the right one for “nest”. gaku as above is “learning” or “study of” a subject.

Azura Summers - Natsukaze Suzumi (夏風邪涼海) natsukaze means “a summer cold”, but it can also literally mean “summer wind”. It was picked probably as a stark contrast to Norma’s Japanese name. suzumi is “cooling off”, like outdoors in the breeze.

#i translate #gsvsaa #dd #character profiles #turnabout countdown #the monstrous turnabout #turnabout academy #the cosmic turnabout #turnabout for tomorrow #turnabout reclaimed

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brodorokihousuke · 8 years ago

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Masterpost of Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies pun/secret meaning names (Spoilers!)

Oh man... we’re getting into reeeeal punny territory here! I can’t wait to do Spirit of Justice....

Since there are so many different puns, it’s kind of given that I’ll miss/deliberately skip a few. Feel free to add any when you reblog.

Anyways, here we go!

Phoenix Wright/Naruhodou Ryuuichi: His given name refers to the mythical firebird of the same name, possibly referring to him “rising from the ashes” after the fourth game. His last name is a play on “right”.

His Japanese given name contains the kanji for ryuu, or Japanese dragon, which is similar to his English given name in that it involves a mythical creature. His surname is pronounced the same as “Naruhodo”, a word which roughly translates to “I see”, or “right”.

Apollo Justice/Odoroki Housuke: “Apollo” refers to the Greek god of the same name, who is the god of truth. This refers to his ability to sense lies, therefore revealing the truth. His last name is an obvious reference to his job as a lawyer, and he frequently makes puns out of it.

His Japanese name translates literally to “a surprising man/boy of law”. “Odoroki” means “a surprise”, while his last name is a combination of “Hou (法)”, a kanji often associated with law, and “suke (介)”, a kanji often used in boy’s names.

Athena Cykes/Kizuki Kokone: Athena shares her name with a Greek god of wisdom, which sort of fits with her. It also continues the ongoing theme of naming characters after figures of Greek mythology. “Cykes” is a pun on “Psyche”, which can be lengthened to “Psychology”, referencing Athena’s main focus.

Her Japanese name is a bit more interesting, as it deals mainly with the meanings of the kanji involved. Her surname “Kizuki (希月)” is made of the kanji for rare/hope and month/moon, respectively. The combination that makes the most sense would be “moon (of) hope”, as this may be referring to her earing being the final case-solving piece of evidence. Her given name “Kokone (心音)” is made up of the kanji for (among many other things) “heart” and “sound”, respectively. This makes sense, as her main ability is hearing the “sound” in other’s hearts.

Simon Blackquill/Yuugami Jin: Though it may seem like a pretty normal name, “Simon” may be referring to his method of manipulating people in court. It’s almost like he’s playing “Simon says” with everyone! “Blackquill” is an obvious reference to his design.

His Japanese surname “Yuugami” is a homonym of “Yugami”, meaning “a warp/distortion”. “Jin” simply means swiftness. I’d also like to point out that, though “Yuugami” is supposed to be a homonym, the kanji used to spell it are “night/evening” and “god”. This seems oddly fitting (to me, anyways).

Taka/Gin: His pun names are quite simple, especially when compared to everyone else’s. “Taka” literally just means “hawk” in Japanese (Very creative naming, Blackquill), while his Japanese name means “silver”.

Bobby Fulbright/Ban Gouzou: His last name was probably chosen just for the sake of Blackquill calling him “Foolbright”.

The kanji making up his surname, “Ban”, is also utilized in the words “watchdog” and “guard”. This is obviously referring to his occupation as Blackquill’s guard. His given name is a combination of “轟”, meaning “roar/thunder/boom/resound" and “三”, meaning “three”. This can be interpreted as either referring to his loudness and eccentric personality (mostly referring to the first kanji), or it may be referencing the three bombings carried out by the Phantom.

Trucy Wright (Enigmar)/Naruhodou Minuki: Her English first name may be a play on “true see”, referring to her ability to perceive people’s nervous tells. It’s also quite similar to the russian word for “panties”, but I’d rather not think about that. Her first English last name is a slight misspelling of “enigma”, a word used to describe a mysterious thing or person, while her current one is a play on “right”.

“Minuki” is similar in spelling to the word “Minuku”, meaning “to see through”, referring to her perception ability. Her surname is pronounced the same as “Naruhodo”, a word which roughly translates to “I see”, or “right”.

Klavier Gavin/Garyuu Kyouya: His English first name means “piano” in German. This refers to both his high usage of German terms and involvement with music.

The first kanji in his Japanese surname (響) means “to echo” or “to resound”, referring again to his involvement with music.

Gaspen Payne/Fumitake Auchi: “Gasp in pain”. Simple enough.

His Japanese surname is a play on “ouch”, while his given name is basically his brother’s given name, except that the two kanji (”fumi” and “take”) have switched places.

Juniper Woods/Morizumi Shinobu: Both her English given name and surname are references to her association with nature.

In her Japanese surname, “mori” means “forest”. “Shinobu” may mean a few different things (including purity, belief, and recall) depending on the different kanji used to spell it.

Ted Tonate/Barama Shingo: His English full name is a play on “detonate”.

For the Japanese name pun, you must move “ma” on the end of his surname to the front of his given name. This gives you “Bara Mashingo”. Though it isn’t the exact word, “Bara” is probably a play on the word “to dispose”, referencing his profession. “Mashingo” is basically “Machine language” (”go” means language. For example, “nihongo” means “Japanese”.), referring to his habit of using text-to-speech instead of normal speech.

Candice Arme/Kaku Hozumi: Her English name is a pun on “Can disarm”, referring to her profession.

Her Japanese name may be a play on the phrase “kakuho zumi”, meaning “been secured”. This is another possible reference to her profession.

Rex Kyubi/Kyuubi Ginji: Kyuubi is the Japanese name for the mythical nine-tailed fox, picked for both his role as the Amazing Nine-Tails and his main occupation as the alderman of Nine-Tails Vale.

Rex means king in latin (think T. rex), possibly referring to his occupation as the alderman of Nine-Tails Vale (which is similar in rank to king- at least a little). The kanji compound that forms “Ginji” translates to “the next silver”. This makes his full Japanese name “The Next Silver Nine-Tailed Fox”. What does this have to do with anything? I have no idea.

Jinxie Tenma/Tenma Yumemi: “Tenma” is made of the kanji for “heavenly” and “horse”, ending up as something similar to pegasus. What does this have to do with her or her father? I can’t tell.

Her English given name is derived from “jinx”, the definition of which is “something or someone that brings bad luck”. The first kanji in her Japanese given name can be translated as “dream”, referencing her tendency to sleepwalk while dreaming she herself is a yokai.

Damian Tenma/Tenma Deemon: See the previous entry for the definition of “Tenma”.

Both his English and Japanese given names are a play on “Demon/Daemon”, referring his association with the yokai “Tenma Taro”.

Phineas Filch/Zeniarai Kumabee: “Filch” is a British slang term meaning “steal”. This is fitting for obvious reasons.

“Kumabee” is made up of both the Japanese word for bear (kuma) and a strange version of “bear” (”bee”, apparently). Zeniari is derived from the name of a yokai (”azukiarai”), with “zeni” (a fictional currency used in a few Capcom games) replacing the first part of the word.

Florent L’Belle/Biyouin Shuuichi: “Florent” is an old French term meaning “to flower”, while “L’Belle” is derived from the French term “le belle”, meaning “the beautiful”. One interesting thing to note is the feminine version of the phrase is used instead of the more masculine “beau” (about the same equivalent as “handsome”).

The first kanji in his Japanese given name (”shuu”) can be translated to refined, elegant, or graceful, while “Ichi” just means “one”, causing his whole given name to roughly translate to “the elegant/refined/graceful one”. Meanwhile, “Biyouin” just means “beauty parlor”.

Hugh O’Connor/Shizuya Rei: His full English name was probably picked due to the pronunciation similarities between it and the phrase “You’re a goner!”

His Japanese given name translates into “zero”, referring to his wonderful grades. His Japanese surname is derived from the word “shizuka”, meaning calm or peaceful. “Ya” (used to replace “ka” in his surname) is the same pronunciation as the word for “arrow”, probably referring to his affinity for archery.

Robin Newman/Atsui Chishio: Her English given name was chosen due to the fact that it is androgynous. “Newman” refers to the fact that she became a “new man” when her parents forced her to.

“Chishio”, her given name, literally means “blood circulating within the body”. This phrase is often used to describe someone who is hot-headed, fitting nicely with her male persona. “Atsui” means “hot (temperature)”.

Aristotle Means/Ichiro Shinji: He shares his English given name with a Greek philosopher of the same name. Means’ saying is an exaggerated version of one of this philosopher’s philosophies. His last name just references his saying.

His full Japanese name means “to believe in one road” (Ichiro= one road, Shinji= to believe). This refers to his single-mindedness with his philosophy.

Constance Courte/Michiba Masayo: Her English given name is similar to “constant”, possibly referring her constant steadiness against the rising “Dark Age of the Law”. Her English surname obviously refers to “court”.

If you omit the second kanji from her Japanese given name, her full name means “Precise Guidance”, something expected from a teacher.

Myriam Scuttlebutt/Uwasa Atsume: Other than sounding funny, “scuttlebutt” is a slang term for “a rumor”.

Her full Japanese name means “Collecting Rumors” (Uwasa= rumor(s), Atsume(ru)= to collect/collecting).

Clay Terran/Aoi Daichi: His names are earth-themed (Aoi Daichi= Blue Earth)... and he’s an astronaut (well, not actually, but... let the boy have his dreams)... haha... (I didn’t even have to look any of Clay’s stuff up I just have it memorized look at how fancy I am)

Solomon Starbuck/Hoshinari Tayou: His English given name was probably used so “Sol” (latin for “sun”) could be used as a nickname. “Starbuck” was possibly chosen because “star”, as well as the connections to a character from Battlestar Galactica.

When combined and modified slightly, his full Japanese name translates to “I want to become a star (Hoshinaritai yo-)”. By themselves, his given name means “sun” and his surname comes from the phrase “Hoshi ni naru”, or “to become a star”.

Yuri Cosmos/Oogawara Uchuu: His English first name is a reference to the first man to survive a trip to space, Yuri Gagarin. “Cosmos” is just another name for galaxy- it makes sense why it was used.

His Japanese surname means “riverside”. Since the Japanese word for the Milky Way literally translates to “Heavenly River”, that’s the river that this is probably referring to. Though not using the right kanji, his Japanese given name has the same pronunciation as the word for “space”.

Aura Blackquill/Yuugami Kaguya: See Simon’s entry for info on Blackquill/Yuugami.

“Aura” is the name of a NASA satellite, which fits with the existing space theme. “Kaguya” is also the name of a satellite, though this one is a nickname. Her Japanese given name is also shared with a character from the Japanese story “The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter”, who is later revealed to be a princess from the moon.

Metis Cykes/Kizuki Mari: See Athena’s entry for info on Cykes/Kizuki.

Metis shares her given name with a greek deity of the same name, whom is also the mother of the goddess Athena. This parent-child Greek naming scheme is shared with another character, though I won’t name anyone because SPOILERS! Anyways, her Japanese given name can also be read as “Shinri”, which is fittingly the Japanese word for psychology.

Sasha Buckler/Umino Shouko: Her English name combines to form “Swashbuckler”. Pirates!

Her Japanese name is a homophone of the phrase “evidence of the sea” (Umi no Shoko).

Orla (Ora) Shipley/Arafune Are: Orla and Ora are both derived from “Orca”. Shipley, well, is derived from “ship”.

“Arafune” means wild boat, while “Are” is derived from “Hoeru”, or whale.

Jack Shipley/Arafune Ryouji: “Jack” may be referring to a type of maritime flag, or the titular main character of Pirates of the Caribbean. Again, “Shipley”= ship.

“Arafune”= wild boat.

Marlon Rimes/Itsuka Ikuya: His English given name refers to the species of fish with the same name- He can be seen slinging one over his shoulder when he gets all beefed up. “Rimes” is an obvious play on “Rhymes”, referring to his habit of rapping.

“Itsuka”, when spelled with different Kanji, means “someday”. This probably refers to his want to someday get revenge on the whale. His Japanese surname and given name also rhyme.

Herman Crab/Sugomori Gaku: His full English name is a play on “Hermit crab”, possibly referring to his reclusive nature.

“Sugomori” comes from a combination of “nest” (su) and a modified version of “to babysit” (komori). This refers to his relationship with Sniper the penguin chick.

Norma DePlume/Uratori Reika: Her full English name is a play on the phrase “Nom de plume”, otherwise known as “pen name”.

Azura Summers/Natsukaze Suzumi: Her English given name is probably derived from “Azure”, a blue color usually associated with the ocean or sky. “Summers” probably refers to the season.

Her Japanese surname can be translated as “summer cold/illness”, and the last kanji is silent. “Suzumi” means “to cool off”, which makes her full name “to cool off a summer cold”.

Well, that took a long time. I can’t wait to do SoJ, heh... so many name puns...

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acefemslash · 5 years ago

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Turnabout: The Gardener's Gift

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by gracicah

Athena is fixated on Junie's love life after the events of Dual Destinies. She holds a mock trial with Hugh, Robin, and Myriam to prove Junie guilty of having a crush on Apollo and pass down the sentence of having to confess to him.

From a PWKM prompt (see note).

Words: 6525, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F

Relationships: Kidzuki Kokone | Athena Cykes/Morizumi Shinobu | Juniper Woods, Morizumi Shinobu | Juniper Woods/Odoroki Housuke | Apollo Justice

Additional Tags: background Apollo/Klavier, background Phoenix/Edgeworth, Mock Trial, Phoenix Wright Kink Meme

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cestlaeevee · 11 years ago

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shes so cute and small

definitely one of my fav characters

#myriam scuttlebutt #宇和佐集芽 #atsume uwasa #ace attorney

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apolloxjustice · 11 years ago

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Myriam Scuttlebutt/Atsume Uwasa Cosplay

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ace-sapphics · 3 years ago

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Chapters: 6/6 Fandom: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Kidzuki Kokone | Athena Cykes/Morizumi Shinobu | Juniper Woods Characters: Kidzuki Kokone | Athena Cykes, Morizumi Shinobu | Juniper Woods, Naruhodou Minuki | Trucy Wright, Naruhodou Ryuuichi | Phoenix Wright, Atsui Chishio | Robin Newman, Shizuya Rei | Hugh O'Conner, Uwasa Atsume | Myriam Scuttlebutt, Mikagami Hakari | Justine Courtney Additional Tags: Junithena Week 2021, Pining, lots of pining, Firsts, Graduation, generous references to Disneyland, Summer, Love Confessions, Drama & Romance, the inherent symbolism of cutting hair, Light Angst, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Post-Gyakuten Saiban 6 | Spirit of Justice, Fluff, Slow Burn Summary:

It's the summer of 2028, and Juniper's class at Themis Academy has finally graduated. Athena has never been more excited for her childhood friend. This is a time in Juniper's life when she can define herself and go on to become the judge she really wants to be. But when Athena learns that Juniper's decided to study abroad, all of that excitement screeches to a halt. Suddenly, the clock starts ticking.

Athena's got a new mission now that Operation: Ask Juniper Woods Out just got a deadline.

Written for Junithena Week 2021.

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ao3feed-narumitsu · 5 years ago

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The Master of Battle

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by Matlock_26th

"Don't talk to him. Don't even make eye contact with him. He'll just make you fight him. And he's never lost once." Athena said, pulling Apollo away from the purple-clad student's line of sight.

Words: 1557, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M

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klapolloao3 · 5 years ago

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by spectrology

Or: A bunch of gays trying to teach children and failing miserably

Words: 8, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M

#IFTTT #ao3feed #fanfic #klapollo #ace attorney #apollo justice #klavier gavin

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ao3feed-wrightworth · 5 years ago

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miles edgeworth is a terrible co-ordinator

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by spectrology

Or: A bunch of gays trying to teach children and failing miserably

Words: 8, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M

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#IFTTT #ao3feed #fanfic #wrightworth #narumitsu #ace attorney #Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

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