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I just started playing the DS remake of Gyakuten Saiban, and I noticed that Naruhodo Ryuichi is voiced by some white guy in the English translation. What was wrong with his old voice? And why did they change his name to Firebird Correct?

My Moto G14's home screen currently has two copies of my mobile provider and four copies of Reddit. I've seen threads saying you can remove apps in settings > apps > advanced settings, but I can't find advanced app settings.

The previous version of this thread was removed for having a spoiler in the title.

A few months ago, I wrote a fanfic called Maya Dies (rated teen) about this exact premise. It's a ~300-word oneshot, but lately I've felt like expanding upon it. What happens next? Here's what I've come up with:

• Mia would be the defendant, meaning Phoenix still has to learn to not rely on her so much.
• Mia channels Maya partly so she has a chance to meet Phoenix, and partly so he can ask her who killed her and take notes.
• Mia instantly recognises Redd White from Maya's description and goes on a roaring rampage of revenge.
• Turnabout Samurai doesn't happen because without Maya, Phoenix doesn't have a motivation to defend Will. (Eddie Fender or whoever takes the case off-screen instead.) As a result, he doesn't invite Phoenix to the tokusatsu party, so Farewell, My Turnabout doesn't happen.
• Morgan hears about Maya's death and pretends to be upset about it, but in private she's celebrating.
• Pearl, meanwhile, doesn't learn that Maya died until the equivalent of Reunion, and Turnabout.
• In the equivalent of Bridge to the Turnabout, Mia yells at Misty. Also, someone wonders out loud, "Wouldn't we be better off without spirit channelling? Fey politics and DL-6 have caused so much suffering..." Someone else responds by listing the good uses of spirit channelling.

Here are some holes I need filling in:

• Who becomes the master next? Morgan would probably declare that the line of succession automatically falls to Pearl, but how does she feel about Mia? Is Morgan so paranoid that she sees Mia, who still has no interest in becoming master, as a threat? Maybe the story could end with Mia, Pearl, and maybe Iris restructuring the Fey clan so there'll never be infighting again.
• What does everyone do for the rest of the first game? I don't want this to turn into yet another Stations of the Canon rehash, but I don't want it to be too bleak either.
• Since Mia isn't dead and he doesn't seem to know Maya prior to Trials and Tribulations, what does Diego Armando do once he wakes up?

A few months ago, I wrote a fanfic called Maya Dies (rated teen) about this exact premise. It's a ~300-word oneshot, but lately I've felt like expanding upon it. What happens next? Here's what I've come up with:

• Mia channels Maya partly so she has a chance to meet Phoenix, and partly so he can ask her who killed her and take notes.
• Mia instantly recognises Redd White from Maya's description and goes on a roaring rampage of revenge.
• Turnabout Samurai doesn't happen because without Maya, Phoenix doesn't have a motivation to defend Will. (Eddie Fender or whoever takes the case off-screen instead.)
• Morgan hears about Maya's death and pretends to be upset about it, but in private she's celebrating.
• Pearl, meanwhile, doesn't learn that Maya died until the equivalent of Reunion, and Turnabout.
• In the equivalent of Bridge to the Turnabout, Mia yells at Misty. Also, someone wonders out loud, "Wouldn't we be better off without spirit channelling? Fey politics and DL-6 have caused so much suffering..." Someone else responds by listing the good uses of spirit channelling.

Here are some holes I need filling in:

• Who becomes the master next? Morgan would probably declare that the line of succession automatically falls to Pearl, but how does she feel about Mia? Is Morgan so paranoid that she sees Mia, who still has no interest in becoming master, as a threat? Maybe the story could end with Mia, Pearl, and maybe Iris restructuring the Fey clan so there'll never be infighting again.
• What does everyone do for the rest of the first game? I don't want this to turn into yet another Stations of the Canon rehash, but I don't want it to be too bleak either.
• Since Mia isn't dead and he doesn't seem to know Maya prior to Trials and Tribulations, what does Diego Armando do once he wakes up?

Mine is the Rocky Ravine, because the lack of wood limits how many basic buildings you can make, and it means there's less fuel.

I swear that whenever I have frogs in my town, one will always be the firekeeper at the start. Is there a pattern to this, or is it random?

I was playing Iris Hawthorne: Ace Attorney for the first time and saw they look exactly the same. It raised a question. Are they related in any way? Otherwise, the developers are just lazy by reusing character designs. What's your thoughts on this?

Think about it: farm life sims are one of the most popular game genres this decade. Capcom haven't broken into this genre yet, so they could've spent the last decade working on a cozy Ace Attorney spinoff where you can date fan-favourite characters such as Iris' boyfriend and I Can't Believe She's Not Lynne from Ghost Trick. They're just waiting for the right time to announce it so they don't alienate their existing audience.

Warning: This post is meant to defend Dahlia's actions. It comes from a perspective of saying, "I can understand how she felt, and I condone what she did."

To be honest, Dahlia is one of the culprits in the classic Nintendo DS game, Iris Hawthorne: Ace Attorney, who received the least sympathy from fans — and I couldn't disagree more with that point.

Before you get angry, try putting yourself in Dahlia's shoes. Imagine this: you gave your sister one job — to get a necklace back — and she still hasn't done it after six months.

If I were Dahlia, I would inevitably wonder: "Why is she taking so long?"

And considering Iris' history of being a doormat, Dahlia almost certainly knew that side of her as well. It's only natural that she might think, "I might as well kill that guy" (what was his name again? Penis Trite?) and get it over with.

Of course, it's true that Dahlia's actions traumatised Iris, but Iris deserved it. She should've been thrown in the firepit for identity theft, instead of the slap on the wrist she got.

Or is it still locked to landscape?

What if, instead of saving up to buy the mansion and resorting to vigilante justice, Judy instead became a defense attorney to get Samson a retrial?

She approaches Eddie Fender and asks him if he can teach her law. Flash-forward a few years, and now she's a fully-fledged defense attorney, running her own cases while Phoenix does his thing in the background. I'm picturing a scene where Judy and Eddie talk about how they both lost someone around Christmas during Turnabout Goodbyes.

Any ideas for where I could take this? I have a vague idea for a fancase set in a natural history museum where the major contradiction is that a witness mistakes another dinosaur's skeleton for a Tyrannosaurus.