Does the dog die?
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The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
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ginalestrade
A character has a hunting dog that is said to have died.
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Does a major character die?
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RowanOakley
In Resolve, a secondary character is killed.
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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patientq731
"The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band": A character is beaten by the captain of the ship. Only the aftermath is shown.
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Abandonment
Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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RowanOakley
Tricky, but ultimately no; a child is given up, but only because she's literally an orphan.
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Abuse
Does the abused become the abuser?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Is someone gaslighted?
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horseradish
In cases 2-4 and 2-5, a character is shown to have repressed memories and confusion around an incident in the past. At times, another character who held a position of power over them at the time tries to cover up what really happened by arguing against the former's memory of the events
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Are there abusive parents?
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Elash
The way Sholmes treats Iris isn’t abusive per se, but there is some parentification subtext — another character explicitly says something about not being able to tell who is the parent and who is the child in their relationship.
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band," a runaway teenager implies that the ballet company she performs in has been abusing her.
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Is someone stalked?
24 supporters
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Elash
Sorta, a character keeps tabs on another character as part of his investigation into a serial killer. Fourth case of the second game.
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro," a woman verbally abuses and throws things at her husband. The abuse is played as comedy and is involved in the solution of the mystery.
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
44 supporters
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RowanOakley
An abused husband forgives his abusive wife. This is especially egregious because it comes after quite a lot of victim blaming from other characters.
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Addiction
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morganyu
There's a couple of characters that smoke tobacco with a pipe, but otherwise drugs are not brought up.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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ginalestrade
The main prosecutor is often shown pouring wine, but he rarely drinks said wine, opting instead to throw the chalices or the bottle to emphasise his points.
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Is there addiction?
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Anonymous
Two characters have tobacco pipes that they periodically hold up to or in their mouths, but neither one is shown actually smoking during the game.
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Animal
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horseradish
A mouse in the background of a scene dies after consuming poison spilled on the floor
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Are animals abused?
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Anonymous
One of the jurors in "The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story" has an animation where he squeezes a mouse. The mouse looks uncomfortable but is unharmed.
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Is there a dead animal?
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Anonymous
Some locations throughout the game have decorative taxidermy mounts that can be examined. In "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo," there are mentions of a character's pet dog dying several years ago.
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Does a cat die?
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flashratingswoooo
The cat is seen happily on several occasions :)
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Are there snakes?
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Nini12
2nd chapter.
Spoilers: there's one static image of a snake in the intro cinematic for the 2nd chapter.
Later in the chapter, one of the characters have a big snake coiled around its head. It moves and make hissing noises. It stays there for a while and is visible during many lines of dialogue, including a "deduction" mini-game.
Spoilers: there's one static image of a snake in the intro cinematic for the 2nd chapter.
Later in the chapter, one of the characters have a big snake coiled around its head. It moves and make hissing noises. It stays there for a while and is visible during many lines of dialogue, including a "deduction" mini-game.
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Assault
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Is someone drugged?
35 supporters
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glassphoenix
Several characters in Case 1-2, "The Adventure of the Speckled Band," have a soporific slipped into their food before the main events of the case. It has no adverse effects besides complaints of headaches, but it is a relevant plot point that the protagonist mentions quite a few times.
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Is someone restrained?
31 supporters
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RowanOakley
In the second case of the first game, Naruhodo is in handcuffs.
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Bodily Harm
Is there shaving/cutting?
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Elash
There’s a juror in the third case who is a barber and has several animations where he plays with his knife. No one is actually shaved.
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Is there throat mutilation?
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Serris9K
While not depicted, there is discussion of relevant backstory involving a serial killer whose victims are described as having their throats ripped out.
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Is there cannibalism?
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RowanOakley
If I recall correctly, there are a couple of jokes about cannibalism, but otherwise, no. Nobody eats anyone else.
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Is someone choked?
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patientq731
"The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story": The culprit of the case attempts to strangle another witness with his cane as part of his breakdown.
"Twisted Karma and His Last Bow": Two characters are mentioned to have been dragged by the neck. The act isn't shown, but the incidents are described, and it leaves visible bruising on their necks.
"Twisted Karma and His Last Bow": Two characters are mentioned to have been dragged by the neck. The act isn't shown, but the incidents are described, and it leaves visible bruising on their necks.
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Is someone burned alive?
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Anonymous
Someone burns to death inside a carriage at the end of "The Adventure of the Runaway Room," the inside of the carriage isn't shown but the person inside is heard banging on the locked door. In "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo," the culprit's breakdown animation involves them standing in front of a wall of fire, and their character model has cartoon singe marks afterwards.
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Is someone buried alive?
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Anonymous
Part of the backstory of "The Return of the Great Departed Soul," "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow," and "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo" involves a person being buried alive. There aren't POV visuals, but there's multiple images and a sculpture of the person emerging from the grave they were buried in.
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Is there amputation?
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Anonymous
In "The Return of the Great Departed Soul," the detached arm of a wax statue is shown. Later, the rest of the statue's body is seen, with a visible stub where the arm was removed. Another statue is seen without its head. A character who appears later in the chapter wears a gauntlet that looks like a prosthetic hand.
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Is there a hanging?
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thecorvidaecollective
Hanging is explicitly mentioned in terms of execution as a punishment for crimes, but it is never shown or described in any detail.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Anonymous
A character in "The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro" and "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro" describes struggling to breathe at night due to gas leaks in the room he rents. The culprit's breakdown animation in "The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story" involves them trying to strangle the witness next to them, who is shown gasping for air.
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Does someone asphyxiate?
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OofItGabs
A minor character is said to have died from a gas leak in his flat.
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Does someone become unconscious?
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OofItGabs
A character in 2-4 faints at the witness stand after recalling a deeply traumatic memory.
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Does someone break a bone?
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band" and "The Return of the Great Departed Soul," the victims are determined through postmortem examinations to have broken their necks.
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Is someone stabbed?
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Elash
This is the cause of death in 1-3, 1-4 (victim is comatose, not killed), 2-1, and 2-3
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band," the victim is determined to have tripped and broken their neck. In "The Return of the Great Departed Soul," the possibility of the victim being killed by a fall rather than the stab wound listed on the autopsy report is briefly discussed. In "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow," a character attempts suicide by jumping out a window and survives.
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Children
Is an infant abducted?
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RowanOakley
Not really; the character is literally freshly orphaned, so she's taken in.
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Does a kid die?
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glassphoenix
A teenager stands trial for murder, a capital offense, in "The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story," however the objective is to get them acquitted. Even if the player fails, you never see your client executed in any case.
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Death
Does someone die?
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RowanOakley
As typical for Ace Attorney, this is a murder mystery game, so yes.
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Disability
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Family
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Does a parent die?
28 supporters
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mistquill
The victim of case 1-1 is a parent of a major character. The victim of case 1-3 is a father, and 2-4/5 is a father figure to another character. There are also references to orphans and parents having died in the past.
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Does a family member die?
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patientq731
In addition to the cases of parents dying already listed, a prominent murder victim in the second game is the brother of a major character.
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Does someone cheat?
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro," a woman accuses her husband of cheating after finding a love note in a used book he bought that the book's previous owner was using as a bookmark.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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patientq731
"The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band": Early in the case, a character is accused of the kidnapping of a young lady. However, this is soon proven to not be the case.
"Twisted Karma and His Last Bow": Two witnesses confess to kidnapping a man and holding him captive at their house overnight. Proving the identity of the victim is a significant part of the trial.
"Twisted Karma and His Last Bow": Two witnesses confess to kidnapping a man and holding him captive at their house overnight. Proving the identity of the victim is a significant part of the trial.
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Fear
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Are there mannequins?
0 supporters
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OofItGabs
There are lots of wax sculptures present in the second game.
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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RowanOakley
At one point, characters are on a ship, so the ocean figures prominently.
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Are there clowns?
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mistquill
No, although there is a very flamboyant Shakespearean actor in case 2-2 who is somewhat similar to a clown.
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Are there jump scares?
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flashratingswoooo
For someone jumpy and unfamiliar with Ace Attorney style, some of the movements and sound effects may appear sudden, so bear that in mind as these happen consistently.
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Are there ghosts?
9 supporters
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro" and "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro," a character rents a room that's rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a former inhabitant due to frequent gas leaks.
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Gross
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Is there audio gore?
50 supporters
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Anonymous
When deaths or assaults by stabbing are being recounted, the screen cuts to black and a wet thud sound effect plays to represent the stab.
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Large-scale Violence
Are there 9/11 depictions?
8 supporters
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RowanOakley
This is Victorian England, so no.
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
39 supporters
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horseradish
Debatable. There are police and police detective characters who are portrayed sympathetically, even after tampering with evidence or using other underhanded methods in some cases. At the same time, there is explicit criticism of the police force and intrinsic corruption in law enforcement and the judicial system is a major theme.
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Is there incarceration?
5 supporters
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RowanOakley
This is Ace Attorney, so yes, you visit several characters in prison.
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LGBTQ+
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Is an LGBT+ person outed?
30 supporters
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0
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RowanOakley
No apparent LGBTQ+ characters.
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Is a trans person depicted predatorily?
80 supporters
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RowanOakley
No apparent trans characters.
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Are there transphobic slurs?
57 supporters
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RowanOakley
There are no transgender characters.
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Medical
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Are needles/syringes used?
39 supporters
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2
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Anonymous
In "The Return of the Great Departed Soul" and "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow," syringes can be seen in the background along with various other surgical tools while visiting the coroner's lab, but they aren't used and can't be examined or interacted with. In the extras section, the concept art for the coroners Dr. Courtney Sithe and Maria Gorey includes a sketch of syringes.
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Is there a hospital scene?
15 supporters
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mistquill
Cases 1-5 and 2-2 feature a hospital as a prominent investigation location.
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Mental Health
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Elash
In the fifth case of the first game, a character holds a gun to his head several times
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mistquill
Case 2-2 involves the player coming across an active suicide attempt during an investigation scene.
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Is there misophonia?
36 supporters
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0
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Anonymous
Dialog outside of voiced cutscenes is represented as a series of beeping sounds, as is typical for the Ace Attorney series.
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
34 supporters
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9
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Anonymous
A character in "The Return of the Great Departed Soul" had their hair turn white after a traumatic incident. A character in "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow" repressed their memories of a traumatic event.
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Anonymous
A character in "The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story" frequently holds a loaded gun to his head while threatening suicide as penance for failure, played as comedy. "The Adventure of the Blossoming Attorney" ends with a character implying that they're going to perform seppuku ritual suicide but instead they cut off part of their hair. A character in "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro" attempts suicide by drinking poison but is interrupted by the player. In "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow," camera pans and zooms are used to imply that a character attempted suicide by jumping out a window and the survived attempt is mentioned occasionally afterwards. Suicide is occasionally brought up as a possible cause of death in multiple chapters.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
21 supporters
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Anonymous
Characters are briefly seen in confined spaces or describe being in a confined space in "The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band," "The Adventure of the Runaway Room," "The Return of the Great Departed Soul," and "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo." There are no POV visuals and the characters don't show distress.
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Are there anxiety attacks?
26 supporters
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Anonymous
A character who appears in "The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro," "The Adventure of the Blossoming Attorney," and "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro" frequently starts shaking from anxiety and paranoia. A character in "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow" sways awkwardly and holds his head as if in pain while trying to remember a traumatic event, then screams and passes out upon remembering it. Throughout the game, multiple characters have "breakdown" animations when cornered while testifying.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
35 supporters
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11
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Anonymous
In "The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story," a character regularly holds a loaded gun to their head and threatens suicide as penance for doing their job poorly, played as comedy. In "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro," the player interrupts a suicide attempt by drinking poison. In "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow," a character has a flashback to a suicide attempt by jumping out a window that they survived.
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Noxious
Are there sudden loud noises?
42 supporters
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5
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Serris9K
Ace Attorney as a series sometimes uses sudden sound effects to represent different kinds of sounds. Someone might not like them if they are particularly jumpy
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Does a baby cry?
1 supporters
Yes
15
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0
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jhhhhhhhhhh
In the first case a character has a baby who cries often.
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Are there flashing lights or images?
50 supporters
Yes
12
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0
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Ryuu
Yes, however the flash can be turned off in settings
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Is there shakey cam?
53 supporters
Yes
11
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0
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Anonymous
The screen flashes and shakes slightly when characters make important points during trials. In "The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band," it shakes when the ship the case is set on makes an emergency stop. In "Twisted Karma and His Last Bow," it shakes while the POV character is being attacked by a puppy.
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Paranoia
Is the fourth wall broken?
12 supporters
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0
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Anonymous
Investigation segments are presented in a first-person view from the player character's perspective. Characters sometimes interact with the screen as interactions with the point of view character. There are no points where characters address or interact with the player as the player.
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Pregnancy
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Is there childbirth?
32 supporters
Yes
13
No
1
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Anonymous
In "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo," a character non-graphically describes helping with a birth, accompanied by a still image of the fully-clothed pregnant woman kneeling on the floor and holding her stomach.
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Are there babies or unborn children?
16 supporters
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7
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0
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Anonymous
Babies are shown on screen in "The Adventure of the Great Departure" and "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo."
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Does a pregnant person die?
28 supporters
Yes
12
No
2
1
Anonymous
In "The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo," two women are mentioned to have died during childbirth. Both of their children are alive.
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Prejudice
Does the black guy die first?
20 supporters
Yes
0
No
13
0
patientq731
The first murder victim in the game is John H. Wilson, a white Englishman.
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Does an LGBT person die?
36 supporters
Yes
0
No
9
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RowanOakley
Again, no apparent LGBTQ+ characters.
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
45 supporters
Yes
1
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Anonymous
Occasional mentions of a male detective character having disguised himself as a woman for past investigations. In "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro," a male character discusses having dressed up as a female theatrical character to have an in-character roleplay duel with another character.
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Are there fat jokes?
58 supporters
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10
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0
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Anonymous
"The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro" involves two fat women whose size is frequently drawn attention to in an unflattering way, with a handful of jokes at their expense. One of them returns in "The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro," and her size is drawn attention to again, though not as much.
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Is there hate speech?
36 supporters
Yes
19
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1
4
thecorvidaecollective
There is a lot of casual anti-Asian racism against the main character and other characters in the first case by a white antagonist. Some characters disregard or encourage it, but it is ultimately framed as wrong.
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Are there usages of the n-word?
40 supporters
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0
No
12
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RowanOakley
Nope, all the racism in the game is specifically anti-Japanese. The only n-word used is 'Nipponese'.
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Anonymous
There aren't any depictions of antisemitism towards characters established as Jewish. However, a predatory loan shark character in "The Adventure of the Runaway Room" is referred to as "a Shylock" at one point, referencing the antagonist of the Shakespeare play The Merchant of Venice, who is widely regarded as an antisemitic caricature, has a history of being used in antisemitic propaganda, and whose name has been used as an antisemitic slur.
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Anonymous
"The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band" and "The Adventure of the Blossoming Attorney" both involve female characters disguising themselves as men. Accordingly, other characters refer to them as men and use he/him pronouns for them while they're disguised.
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Race
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Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
39 supporters
Yes
0
No
6
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patientq731
The largest age difference between two romantically-linked characters is 8 years, nullified by the fact that the younger character is 38.
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Sex
Is there BDSM?
36 supporters
Yes
0
No
4
1
BastienSoul
It's not directly BDSM/kink-related, but in the fourth case of the second game a situation is described with one character using collars and leashes on people, so parallels could be drawn to BDSM/petplay
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5
Yes
0
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5
Yes
0
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4
Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
100 supporters
Add comment
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10
Is there sexual content?
71 supporters
Yes
1
No
5
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Anonymous
Occasional mild innuendo throughout the game.
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Sickness
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0
No
3
Social
Yes
0
No
5
Is someone homeless?
7 supporters
Yes
7
No
2
1
glassphoenix
Gina Lestrade, a major character who is a pickpocket and describes being an orphan who lives in the East End of London, with no one to rely on. You never see her living conditions, but she sometimes describes them. She comes into the care of a police officer in the second game.
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Spoiler
Are there end credit scenes?
56 supporters
Yes
5
No
0
0
Elash
Not full scenes, but there’s little Easter eggs in the credits themselves and art at the end
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Does it have a sad ending?
73 supporters
Yes
0
No
10
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mistquill
Ryunosuke and Susato can lose their cases if they choose the wrong options, but these endings are non-canonical and the player can always choose to return to the most recent scene.
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Vehicular
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5
Yes
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Is someone hit by a car?
20 supporters
Yes
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RowanOakley
Nope, no cars are even shown, just mentioned. This is Victorian times, so everyone travels by carriage, train, or boat.
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Violence
Is there gun violence?
35 supporters
Yes
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No
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mistquill
Cases 1-1, 1-5, 2-4, and 2-5 feature victims who have been shot.
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Is there blood/gore?
62 supporters
Yes
15
No
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RowanOakley
Some blood, but no gore. At least, not on screen. Be aware, however, that fatal injuries are discussed in depth.
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