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Julie's Monster Phoenix Wright 2 Summary / Review

Sep 04, 2009 23:00

( Phoenix 2: Truth Resurrected, ONCE AGAIN... )

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lliri_blanc September 4 2009, 15:57:00 UTC

Alone, Phoenix promises Leona to always keep her in his heart and continue searching for the truth and doing his best as a lawyer. Tomu (who sometimes cried after this bit) exits purposefully up the left aisle.
Okay. Even *I* would have burst into tears at this point. ^_^;;;

Gaaaaahhhhhh I think in total it took me like 6 or 7 hours to dictate that out.
Eep. Thank you! <3<3<3

ladybretagne September 4 2009, 17:09:43 UTC

*hugs* Thank you for the report as always, darling. I was afraid the whole thing would just be too soon after Machami and Eriko's taidan for it to be okay and it looks like that was the case. Although I doubt any of us would EVER be okay with the cheap ploy of killing Leona off no matter how much time had passed.

I'm thrilled that Eri-chan got such an awesome role though, and that Kai-chan got a chance to prove what a good actress she is. I still can't believe how grown up my little Eri-chan has gotten. *sniffle*

I really hope this finally marks the end of Phoenix Wright. Tomu is so talented that she deserves a lot more than cheap plot devices.

kyttenfae September 4 2009, 17:18:06 UTC

Wow, thank you for all of this! <3333333333 Despite hearing it on the phone, it was really cool to get to read it w/ the photos. *hugs*

muffin_song September 4 2009, 18:05:07 UTC

I know you didn't make them retire... but that still doesn't mean I forgive you, Suzuki-sensei. :/

For the sake of argument, let's remember that this is only the fourth project he's directed on his own. The bar may have been set high by the first Phoenix Wright and The Second Life, but he's still relatively new to this. Also, as I mentioned to you over the phone, it's pretty much impossible to write a good sequel to a musical.

Maya-chan enters banging on a Maya Fey frying pan to make sure he's awake and to provide exposition about the fact that "it's three years later and we're in California!"

Did they say what part of California? XD

After the theme song the courtroom set disappears pretty quickly in favor of a church setting while Gumshoe leads the INVESTIGATION song.

Even if making a sequel was perhaps a bad idea, things like this improve its worthiness greatly ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

He hasn't taken on a case since he lost to Phoenix three years ago; now, apparently, he's just brooding and trying to find himself. :P(The briefcase ( ... )

wao_wao September 5 2009, 00:01:13 UTC

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michiru42 September 4 2009, 22:15:15 UTC

I agree the Leona thing sounds stupid. If Zuka had been willing to adjust its style a little, we could have had, say, Phoenix angsting over Leona in jail and calling her on the phone when he needed advice for his case. Then at the end, maybe he'd get a phone call of, "AH! Leona's out of jail!" thus giving us our happy ending and a romance. I think the idea of a man waiting that long for his girl is extremely romantic.

And maybe Junya could have had a more on-stage romance with her boyfriend, who wasn't the murderer, thus giving us a romance we could watch. That really wasn't necessary.

Oh well. Tomu is awesome and I'm glad for her, getting such a popular leading role; plus Mikaze Maira got a really different role than usual, good for her too. It sounds like a lot of deserving 'ziennes got to have some fun, so I'm happy for them.