The progression of cases is altered, some charactersвЂ™ roles within the cases are drastically altered or even cut entirely, and several developments within the case feel forced and donвЂ™t have a natural flow to them. The story follows very closely to the games, but several things are changed from the game. The anime adaptationвЂ¦well, itвЂ™s just that, an adaptation. While I personally feel theyвЂ™re two of the weaker games in the franchise, theyвЂ™re still fantastic in their own right and have a lot to tell. The second game takes more of a look at what it means to be an attorney and to fight for the truth. The overarching story of the first game follows an incident set 15 years before the game called DL-6, an incident in which prosecutor Miles EdgeworthвЂ™s, a childhood friend of Phoenix, father was killed. Along the way, he meets a cast of colorful characters with deep backstories that are explored as he goes. We follow a young defense attorney named Phoenix Wright, or Ryuuichi Naruhodou in the Japanese versions, as he undertakes his first trials and learns what it means to be a defense attorney.

The story of Gyakuten Saiban follows the stories of the first two games in the franchise, Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney and PWAA: Justice for All. Unfortunately, at the end of the day, I cannot say it lived up to my expectations, as what we received was a rushed adaptation that is a shadow of what makes its source material so great. To say my expectations were a bitвЂ¦high would be the understatement of the century. So, when I heard the franchise was going to receive an anime adaptation in 2016, I was overwhelmingly excited and was already declaring it to be a potential Anime of the Year. ItвЂ™s got a wide array of interesting and complex cases, deep and compelling narrative, and instantly memorable characters. Let me preface this review by saying this: Ace Attorney is one of my most beloved video game franchises of all-time.

IsnвЂ™t that the basis of our judicial system?вЂќ вЂњ It doesnвЂ™t matter who, every person deserves a proper defense and a fair trial.

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