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Ace Attorney season 2

I really enjoyed the first season and I was excited to see the followup, especially because it's based on my favourite AA game (and one of my fav games of all time) - Trials & Tribulations.

I had no objections - it didn't let me down at all.

Compared to other game adaptations I've seen (Danganronpa), Ace Attorney really works. It gives the story time to breathe and doesn't rush through things (unlike Danganronpa). If anything, the last case went on a little bit too long - but I can forgive it, because it was still very enjoyable (especially compared to something like Danganronpa).

It looks good, the dub cast is pretty much perfect and it all makes sense (it's easy to follow, even if you've never played any of the games). There are a couple of anime-exclusive/filler stories in there, but they're interesting and both offer something new - one of them focuses on young Edgeworth and the other is a trial set on a train.

After the first season, I was pretty sure this one would be a winner and I was totally (W)right!

I find this show guilty of being a 9/10

<blockquote data-quote="awadama" data-source="post: 644407" data-attributes="member: 764">Ace Attorney season 2I really enjoyed the first season and I was excited to see the followup, especially because it's based on my favourite AA game (and one of my fav games of all time) - Trials &amp; Tribulations.I had no objections - it didn't let me down at all.Compared to other game adaptations I've seen (Danganronpa), Ace Attorney really works. It gives the story time to breathe and doesn't rush through things (unlike Danganronpa). If anything, the last case went on a little bit too long - but I can forgive it, because it was still very enjoyable (especially compared to something like Danganronpa).It looks good, the dub cast is pretty much perfect and it all makes sense (it's easy to follow, even if you've never played any of the games). There are a couple of anime-exclusive/filler stories in there, but they're interesting and both offer something new - one of them focuses on young Edgeworth and the other is a trial set on a train. After the first season, I was pretty sure this one would be a winner and I was totally (W)right! I find this show guilty of being a 9/10</blockquote>

[QUOTE="awadama, post: 644407, member: 764"] [B]Ace Attorney season 2[/B] I really enjoyed the first season and I was excited to see the followup, especially because it's based on my favourite AA game (and one of my fav games of [B]all time[/B]) - Trials & Tribulations. I had no objections - it didn't let me down at all. Compared to other game adaptations I've seen (Danganronpa), Ace Attorney really works. It gives the story time to breathe and doesn't rush through things (unlike Danganronpa). If anything, the last case went on a little bit [I]too[/I] long - but I can forgive it, because it was still very enjoyable (especially compared to something like Danganronpa). It looks good, the dub cast is pretty much perfect and it all makes sense (it's easy to follow, even if you've never played any of the games). There are a couple of anime-exclusive/filler stories in there, but they're interesting and both offer something new - one of them focuses on young Edgeworth and the other is a trial set on a train. After the first season, I was pretty sure this one would be a winner and I was totally (W)right! I find this show guilty of being a[B] 9/10[/B] [/QUOTE]