#for the one Apollo pick

[tonyfurret]

Photos I forgot to post of when I went to the Parthenon 🏛️

More under cut

It’s a really cool place and I highly recommend checking it out if you’re ever in the area.

[loz-the-noob]

Guess it’s a byproduct of playing the AJ trilogy instead of the original games, but I did NOT know we had official art of the WAA lockers from SoJ??

[math-memes]

[kiraqueen-2]

Favorite Character Meme for Ace Attorney!!

SPOILERS‼️ for Ace Attorney Trails & Tribulations, Ace Attorney Investigations 2, Ace Attorney Dual Destinies, Ace Attorney Spirit of Justice, The Great Ace Attorney 2

[aroaceleovaldez]

actually in hindsight why did Rick repeatedly have Piper solve all the ghost problems on the Argo II when. Hazel was right there. A daughter of Pluto. who by all logic should be able to control ghosts even a little bit. like, we know she has at least some of those types of powers. she just never gets to actually practically use them. ever. and then when there are zombies Hazel once again. does not get to use her powers about it. what.

[gingermintpepper]

I know everyone knows the story of Actaeon and how he met a terrible fate by stumbling upon Artemis bathing in her forest but did you know that Actaeon was Apollo's grandson? That his father was Aristaeus, lord of the bees and the rustic arts and his mother was Autonoe, daughter of Cadmus and princess of Thebes?

Did you know he was trained by Chiron? That he was considered a hunter so skilled his talent was considered divine, that he was his parents' only child and that he was loved?

Did you know the grief that consumed the household when word of Actaeon's fate reached them? That Cadmus cut his hair, that Harmonia wept and was disconsolate and that his parents... well, Autonoe walked the length of the forest, keeping a sharp eye out for her son, but all she saw were the scattered bones of a fawn. Aristaeus too, had heard his son was torn apart and so fruitlessly, foolishly searched for the bones of a man. (There was none to be found)

Did you know that it was Actaeon's ghost, unhappy and unburied, trapped on the earth, who leaned over his sleeping father and told him of his fate? "You will not find me as you knew me, gather me as a stag." And Aristaeus immediately woke his wife and told her the truth, and together they grieved all the night long.

(Did you know that this is why Aristaeus abandons Boeotia? He could not stand the sight of it and so he went to Ceos. And there he slayed the dog-star. And there he became a healing wind. All in the name of his only son, that foolish, beloved Actaeon.)

[boobgoogler]

klavier is a project sekai addict capcom told me (truth) and I just KNOWWWW apollo picks at his lips when he's working hard on som shit... aka... afflicting klapollo with mo'isms

[constantchaosalways]

lawyers

[trix-in-a-box]

drawings i did to get back into digital. These were not supposed to have this much effort in them..

[nessiemccormick]

Just a small klapollo something!! 🩷

[cornertheculprit]

wait speaking of trying to make sense of aa6's characterization failures have we ever considered the idea that apollo may be overcompensating in the "mr. wright is my awesome mentor" department because 1. he still feels guilty about trying to throw athena under the bus last game and 2. he realized just how much he was acting like kristoph last game, had a lot of not-very-nice feelings about it, and then started throwing himself into hanging onto phoenix's every word like he actually had anything to learn from him because phoenix may be an asshole but at least he didn't try to murder a twelve-year-old with her own nail polish

[krakenartificer]

Who wants to place bets on how long before openAI starts spontaneously associating fairies and walruses?

[moominvalley-state-of-mind]

dose anyone else hate going to another fixation even though you know that you'll come back to it because you really like it and nurotypical people (and sometimes nurodivergent people) have drilled into your head that nurodivergent peoples need to have only one thing they like and obsess over throughout their life even though, like i said before, you know you'll go back to it bacause you always go back to it, no matter what it is.

anyways

[manyothermusingsofmine]

Made the mistake of thinking about the logistics of ace attorney but I came to the conclusion that like, ofcourse everyone is unhinged; you'd be unhinged too if your work expected you to solve murders and prevent people from being falsely imprisoned in the great, long timespan of 72 HOURS PER CASE.

[burgercheese1812]

Me, reading Trials of Apollo: Oh yay! A limerick! I love limericks, they’re easy and fun to write and they’re lowkey cool.

Apollo: Oh gods help us, we have been forsaken with the worst poem of all, a limerick.

Me: what? Why are limerick’s bad? They’re lowkey kinda cool…

Jo, in book two after Apollo recites the limerick prophecy: You dare utter a limerick under this roof?

Me: SERIOUSLY WHAT DO YA’LL HAVE AGAINST LIMERICK’S?? WHAT DID MY GUY DO?

Me: Well if for some reason limericks are bad at least I still have Shakespearean sonet that is to the beat of a heart, which I think is really cool-

Apollo: GODS NO, NOW WE HAVE BEEN DOOMED WITH A SHAKESPEAREAN SONET!

Me: GOD F****NG DAMMIT