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The atmosphere takes a while to kick off, but it is a nice scenario if you can look past the cookie-cutter characters that seems to take a lot of time to explain simple things, like Bat's accident. It's one of those cases that leads you to think of one scenario for the first half of the case (Ben/Trilo trying to kill Max) and then breaking it by throwing other mysteries.
I thing Acro being cornered in 4-1 and all the focus on Acro and Regina on 4-2 are the highlights for this case. And well, I have to say the ending was somehow satisfactory, albeit sad.
However, as many already pointed out, a lot of inconsistencies still persists and are hard to follow, such as:
> How Acro was so certain of when someone was squatting to get the "bait" box? (or if anyone would, actually...)
> Why the Ringmaster had to wear Max's clothes?
> How the cape attached to the bust in the depicted wat(I SIMPLY CANNOT ACCEPT THAT IT JUST "ATTACHED" TO IT, IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE!!)
> How there wasn't markings on the snow of the bust falling on the ground (don't tell me Acro just knew when to hold the rope before it hit the ground)
Personally, I thought there was going to be an even bigger twist in this case (like Regina being a mastermind of both events because she didn't like boys proposing to her all the time or whatnot). If I can overlook the flaws, it's a solid case, but again, too many gaps and too slow of a pace to get through.
Second, it simply didn't hit the ground. I imagine the feeling of it hitting someone is very noticeable and so he stopped it from moving when he felt that. Or, the more simple answer, it hit the box.
I really love Turnabout Big Top.
Mostly, I enjoy the characters the most. Moe is a clown that, for once, doesn't scare me and feels human. Acro's tale is a tragic one. Max Galactica is super memorable to me, and rather funny. Really the only character I dislike, for her perky naivety, is Regina. A real highlight of the whole original trilogy.
Most people, I heard, dislike this case for the weird way they made Max "fly" in that it seemed too nonsensical. Everyone is in a perfectly valid position to believe that. When I first played through this blind some years ago, I actually loved the huge twist of it all. Others found it rage-inducing, so I suppose we'll have to agree to disagree. The whole circumstance was a "circus act" to be sure, but I was never angry at it.
Let's pretend everything went according to Acro's plan. He was obviously not planning to get caught because he claimed that he "needed to be there for his brother", but yet if the girl actually came as he planned, the whole thing would have been blamed on Acro right from the beginning. No Max coat, no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about flying, the clown would have saw a heavy object lifting up into Acro's room, and there would have been no mystery. It makes no sense. Even if the clown didn't see the whole ordeal, it still couldn't have been anybody else but Acro, considering he was the only person to have any grudge against that girl in the whole circus. Its absolutely dumb and I hate it for that.
TLDR: The problem is that the plan only made sense because it failed spectacularly, and it would have ended in a disaster if the original plan has succeeded. That being said, 50% of the cases only work because a crucial witness "fainted" at the perfect moment, but lets keep that aside.
What interests me here is how diverse of opinions the ace attorney fanbase has. Sure, it's generally agreed that T&T is the best game and JFA is the worst, but there are so many people willing to voice their contraversial opinions and hot takes, as seen in this thread. And people can be pretty insulting to others and cause frustration, but that doesn't seem to ruin the unity of the fandom or take away from the public discourse. People can be as toxic as they want, but it doesn't derail topics like with other games. Idk, don't mean to circlejerk I just want to show some appreciation to you guys.
Anyway, I loved Turnabout Monster, and while the two best cases in DD are full of cliched characters and plotpoints, it was done in a good manner. I wouldn't call it "subversive" especially since that carries a negative connotation nowadays, but it was perfectly bearable.
If we're just looking at the trilogy, maybe. If we look at the whole series, it's far from that simple.