Comments | fyretoppaaa: I'M HUNGRY, CAN YOU TELL

fyretoppaaa

I'M HUNGRY, CAN YOU TELL

Sep 26, 2008 12:54

So the crux of this entry is this:

Miles Edgeworth is to tea biscuits as Klavier Gavin is to gummi bears.

Spoilers ahead, obviously. :P

( TL;DR GO: Edgeworth vs. Klavier, von Karma vs. Kristoph )

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samekh September 26 2008, 20:00:30 UTC

Thought are IAWTP SO HARD.

fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 20:01:35 UTC

I WANT MY TEA BISCUITS TO HAVE FRILLS ON THEM. :'D

samekh September 26 2008, 20:03:11 UTC

HAHAHHAA.

BRB MAKING CRAVAT SHAPED TEA BISCUITS.

fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 20:16:07 UTC

PICS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN ♥!

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fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 22:59:51 UTC

GET THEM EVENTUALLY, REBBE. THEY MUST BE ON THE LIST OF THINGS TO DO BEFORE ONE DIES.

Hahaha I love comparisons too much. orz

XDD My friend drew young!vK once. He was a redhead and damn fine.

THREAD HIJACK random_prophet September 27 2008, 00:20:16 UTC

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sandrock September 26 2008, 22:25:29 UTC

I completely agree with what you're saying. And it's why I think Klavier works better as a fully-formed character. Edgeworth was definitely a character on a journey, thus it took longer to be attached to him. He might be more depthful, but that's a benefit of time. Klavier is instantly engaging.

Regarding their mentors, von Karma was always less intimidating to me because of his personality (I found it more sad than scary) and more intimidating because of his looks. I thought Kristoph didn't have that, but. He does. *shudder* They both terrify me. When I first saw Kristoph again, I felt a bit ill. Just in anticipation. :( Augh.

fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 23:01:50 UTC

Yes, Klavier is definitely a much more self-contained personality, but at the same time, he isn't static; he does move and change in subtle ways. And yes, engaging. XDDDDD

vK's personality isn't scary, nope, and YEAH lol his looks are amazing. XDXDXD And goddamnit why is it that every time I look at/read Kristoph he gets sexier. :|;

thornsmoke September 26 2008, 22:46:00 UTC

I like gummy bears and yet have never played Apollo Justice. This is a sin, y/n?

fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 23:02:17 UTC

YYYYYYY

GO PLAY APOLLO JUSTICE, HEATHEN

P.S. HAVE YOU READ VKNIGHT YET :D

thornsmoke September 26 2008, 23:03:28 UTC

NO MONIES, HOLY ONE. (Since I'm a heathen, that makes you holy, yes?)

P.S. ... *flees country*

fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 23:23:11 UTC

OR HOLEY. :'D SAVE UP IT'S WORTH ITTTTT

P.S. ... >: *GIVES CHASE*

BIASED FANGIRL INCOMING random_prophet September 26 2008, 23:44:51 UTC

Both acted out of impulses of revenge; both committed murder, although Kristoph's were much better planned out.

WHAT

WHAT

VK WASN'T THE ONE WHO FAILED TO KILL A LITTLE GIRL FOR SEVEN YEARS AND GOT ARRESTED IN HIS APPRENTICE'S FIRST CASE 8 | Although, technically, you could just make a case that vK was luckier and better at covering up his tracks, while Kristoph spent so much effort covering up his tracks that it actually... made him somewhat obvious. Really, the only place von Karma messed up was bringing the case up again and not trying to remove the bullet himself; Kristoph seemed to feel as though he had to eliminate everyone connected to the Zak case, which is what seriously screwed him over. I guess if you wanted to make a case for it, Kristoph is slightly better in that he's nigh-unbeatable without resorting to illegal means because he doesn't leave decisive evidence behind, but even if he'd have gotten off both times there probably would've been enough suspicion that he would have been ruined anyway ( ... )

SOMEHOW I SAW THAT COMING LONG AGO :P fyretoppaaa September 26 2008, 23:53:07 UTC

Although, technically, you could just make a case that vK was luckier and better at covering up his tracks, while Kristoph spent so much effort covering up his tracks that it actually... made him somewhat obvious.I would say he was luckier. And what I meant by 'much better planned' was that Kristoph's was completely premeditated, while vK just kind of strolled into his. :p Admittedly, Kristoph failed a lot more because he was being neurotic about covering up (and probably also because he planned it so elaborately; the best-laid plans of mice and men, etc.), but again, vK walked into an incredibly lucky situation with almost no witnesses ( ... )

I MEAN IT'S NOT LIKE I PLAY HIM OR ANYTHING random_prophet September 27 2008, 00:12:20 UTC

Yeah, that's what I was getting at |D vK seriously was really lucky there. Actually, I kind of get the feeling that a lot of vK's carreer was based on him not only being really, really good at what he did, but also having a certain degree of really good luck. ...which failed when karma delivered an Apollo Justice-level punch to the face to him via Maya saving the bullet. And yeah. vK's plans for Edgeworth were elaborate as hell, but for the most part... they worked, until the aformentioned face-punch by karma.

Well, it is pretty likely that a prosecutor getting shot would have been rather high-profile and having some doctor around who could testify about removing the bullet would be just as bad as keeping the bullet in his shoulder. vK probably just wasn't counting on facing such a lucky retard who gets bright ideas like taking his sarcastic suggestion to interrogate the parrot seriously and taking a friggin' metal detector to his shoulder. Which might be the luck element coming in again; because seriously, what other defense ( ... )