Ace Attorney Online

OBJECTION! Then the culprit... was this person: was lonely now. I sat in the midst of what had once been such a shining, such a magnificent place. No... It was still magnificent. But it was lonely now, too. And dark. What a life we had built! Every day an adventure, not knowing what would come next...

That's fine. If it comes down to this, I see only one way left. Maya Fey is a robot, and carried out the actions of killing. She did all of those things, physically. But she is not the culprit. (Phoenix points dramatically... at the fourth wall.) Ferdielance is the culprit. By advancing the test fo...

(Think. Think. She said it in red... "I killed everyone." But...) That's not possible! That's not... How could I have been alive at the conclusion of the game if Maya killed everyone? No. If you really did it... say these things in red. Say that you cut Lisa Basil's throat, fatally, in th...

Maya is an android! Not an android double, since no other Maya appears in the story! This does not count her as a person, but does allow her to be a culprit! She snuck back into robotics and killed Gumshoe. When we were in nanotech, I saw a... flash, a transition showing time had passed. During tha...

...Wait... what do you mean a "list you are quite satisfied with?" I mean, if what you said is true, it would seem like that eliminates Gumshoe and Lisa Basil. But... wait... Gumshoe faked his death, as I said earlier. Edgeworth pretended to be fooled, and killed him LATER. His red truth ...

That does narrow it down. It narrows it down to... (DRAMATIC POINT) ...the android! Lisa Basil is an android. You said she wasn't a "robot", but not in red - and some people would argue an android isn't the same thing as a robot anyway! She is not a person, and thus could enter and leave ...

(Confident nod that hides absolute bluffing panic.) Nothing supernatural at all! I mean, there's more than one way to define a 'person.' By some definitions, 'Blue Screens Inc.' is a person! The definition of 'person' here is legal person, and you, somehow, are a lawyer who is not a 'legal person.'...

Okay, creative it is! The killer has to be someone introduced early on. And who was introduced early on who has a reason to cause trouble and set up a weird locked room puzzle? You, Remiel! You are the culprit, the “one who kills...” You hid inside of the robotics room and killed Gumshoe. You staye...

(Urrghhh... that was pretty surgical.) Okay, so I didn't witness the moment of Gumshoe's death. And we have no reason to think I looked away from the body. And Gumshoe died instantly, and I was the last person to leave the room, and I didn't do it. If Gumshoe killed himself... the culprit is the on...

If cases made in UCANT were accepted, I’m in. Otherwise, though, this might not be justifiable while I still have UCANT to finish. My first weakness is trial segments, and my strength is investigations. My second weakness is traditional CEs, and my strength is gimmick puzzles. My third weaknesss is ...

((OOC: Huh. "Mr. Wright." I wonder... if I'm playing the role of Phoenix Wright, it might be helpful to get into the character of Phoenix Wright. I'll see if that helps. At the very least, it'll make this more interesting...)) Well, when Larry was a kid, he set a trap once with a bucket o...

If we speculate that Larry isn't a person , we certainly could get around that. But Maya-is-the-robot is more elegant. Instead, let me counter your red with another blue: Remiel: For each murder, the culprit was in the same room as the victim at the moment of the victim's death. This only eliminate...

Now we're cooking.

All riiiight then.... Gumshoe was killed with a trap. Specifically, a machine in the robotics room was used to stab him. Programming it in advance to do this would be possible if one of the others had gained access to Blue Screens before. We know that someone must have had prior knowledge, because ...