And there are two griffons statues! x3  
Great game!!!

@LuminoZero  
Agreed!

@Animegx43
 
I just finished the fan translation of it, and you are 100% correct. I think it’s better to call it a “fan localization”. The work on it is truly masterful, and it feels like I am playing a professionally licensed PW game.
 
They even got GOOD voice actors to do the ‘Objection!’ shouts for the new characters. (My personal favorite is Judge Courtney’s ‘Overruled!’)
 
I recommend it to any fan of the series.
 
-Lumino

Hah, awesome. :D This cracked me up when I saw this part in the game. Love the fan translation, and its hilariously appropriate.
 
Speaking of which, when was this game made?  
(checks)  
Febuary 2011? But that was only 5 months after the first MLP episode was made. And this isn’t about the fan translation, but the overall theme… So the first game was made in (checks) May 2009?
 
…
 
While the main games briefly mentioned he liked the Steel Samurai, they never really went into the depth of who it targeted and how much he secretly liked it. But in the Investigations games, Edgeworth describes his reasons for liking the supposed kid show in almost the EXACT reasoning a well-versed brony would give about MLP.
 
Like, down to a Tee.
 
This topic, at least in such detail, practically didn’t even exist before MLP! Apparent ‘Kids shows’ that are actually well written and well produced ‘for all ages’ shows hadn’t really become a thing of debate in the US yet, and in Japan its really a non-issue considering anime is practically part of their modern culture.
 
Its uncanny. Is Miles Edgeworth basically the proto-brony?

>>672100  
Check harder next time, OP.

@Background Pony #799D  
Oh wait. Lol. I need better eyes

@Background Pony #799D  
I know that. The description didn’t

@chi  
Uh, no, this is Ace Attorney Investigations 2.

Lol but it’s not Dual destinies

@PonyPon  
It’s funny how a fan translation of the game is probably better than if it was professionally done.

Oh, how monstrously clever.