The Japanese theme is pretty close to the original song, but I was surprised by how easy it was to chop it up and sync it up to the original animation. Wow!

I need to talk to my client, but I seem to be doing fetch quests until the game decrees that it's okay for me to talk to Wocky.

Finally doing some honest to goodness detective work. Checking for prints Putting pieces of evidence together. Trying to forget about panties.

After a perilous moment in which Trucy is taken out of the courtroom at knifepoint, everything rapidly resumes, except now Apollo how to perceive the deception in the witness's testimony using his... uh... intuition, I guess. It's a very gimmicky mechanic for the game, but at least it's not a psychic power, nor is it cluttering the investigation sequences like the magatama did.

I'm comin' through, I got the juice and the truth
There's a slug in my client, but the fool thinks he's bulletproof
The doctor played it dirty, left the damn bullet in his chest
Now we gotta dig deep, cuz my homey's in a mess
A witness came through like a thief in the dark
Snatchin' panties for kinks, tryna sneak through the park
Had an eye on the victim, yankin' on a noodle stand
I shout OBJECTION, then I point my finger at the man
I use the facts of the case to find the lies in his fiction
Ain't fallin' for the tricks, G, that's a contradiction
When the judge shouts ORDER, we ain't buyin' that talk
We bringin' heat, breakin' chains, 'cuz we never default

Yo. This murder client is wack. He be sayin' that he prolly did it, cuz he thinks he some kinda gangsta, but he ain't nuthin' but a perpetratah.

Yes, let's stop worrying about the kid's underwear and get onto a real case. Like finding the missing noodle stand.

See, this is where the problems with Apollo Justice start to emerge. This case is fixated on this kid's underwear, and even I, a guy typically unphased by the bizarre tropes of Japanese video games, am a little skeezed out by it.

Pablo stops by to watch a classic cartoon with me. The original Mickey Mouse cartoon is now in the public domain, which means that I, as well as hundreds of thousands of other people, can host this feature, talk over it, and whatever else.

So enjoy our insight. I just thought it would be fun.

It's time for a showdown with Patrolman Marshall.

The Chief of Police drops by the courtroom to chastize Edgeworth. After the trial day, we're back on the hunt, and it's time to learn how to use Luminol and finger print powder!