madimpossibledreamer

Also I don’t know that I’ll ever finish Chrystaahhl’s playthrough of Apollo Justice. It’s not even that she finds Klavier utterly beige as a character, that’s whatever. People can have their own opinions, and I get the feeling she needs rivals to be spicy to each other to find it interesting. Also, people apparently kept asking, and that can be annoying. I don’t think the Klapollo vs Wrightworth talk at the beginning of the stream was directed at her, but if you’re going to talk in someone’s space, it makes sense that they might see it. But her mocking/dismissive tone at one point of “Oh no Klavier’s here. I bet chat is losing their minds right now”, plus the implied comparison to ‘braindead’ teenage girls swooning over an idol (because those were the fans in game)...not cool, man. You can dislike or outright mock a character without mocking the people who like them or implying that teenage girl interests are terrible...speaking of which, I actually should watch those ‘defense of Twilight’ videos. Even though I hate the books.
...you know, that was a pretty good video. I should rewatch the other one though

a word for the defense that’s called flirting Apollo
Happy Christmas Eve if you celebrate it, and if not I hope you have a great day anyway!

Trivia: Tennant’s mom was from Hong Kong.
I actually have the music and have yet to experience the game (but want to someday).  No spoilers please.

( Evidence 2: Camera Recordings )

        Normally, Apollo expects people not to surprise him.  A good amount of that is that, with his ability, he gets a pretty good grasp of character early on, depending on what people lie about and every other kind of clue they’re giving.  It really would’ve been nice to know all of this before, when dealing with Kristoph.  However, that is not to say that he’s always right in his first impressions, because sometimes he ignores what he senses in favor of what he expects, which is always a mistake.  He’d like to think he’s good and doesn’t have biases, and yeah, honestly, half the reason he got Klavier so wrong was maybe something the prosecutor encouraged, since at minimum it seemed like he found it useful, even though it was maybe not something he enjoyed.  The other half—okay, maybe it’s more like a fourth—is that Klavier has gotten so used to being under the spotlight and everyone reading every last detail about his life, so there are just some things that he expects everyone to know and thus he doesn’t have to tell them.  And yeah, the last part is that maybe he does have some biases he should think about.  Mostly that he expects everyone who’s rich to be a shallow snob.

Main Points:
Ace Attorney AU
Summary: Klavier left the prosecution and became a kung fu private eye—genderfluid
Word Count: 120
Rating: Teen

When Apollo reaches his conclusion, he almost can’t quite believe it. Wright seems so sure, but he’s not the one Apollo had looked up to from the videos. He’s hard, lazy, dangerous now. Trucy’s pretty sure, too, but he can’t sense intentions and can’t be sure that she’s trustworthy. And trusting instincts he’d never known he’d had until today isn’t as easy as Trucy makes it out to be.
And then he glances over to the audience and is struck. His gaze meets a shocked piercing blue gaze hidden behind fashionable glasses, and quickly he knows two things.
Whoever this pretty blond woman is, more than anything she wanted Kristoph to be innocent, and equally was convinced that Apollo’s correct.

( Strong but Unpredictable )