So it's subconscious hiding? But is this supposed to be caused by some kind of repressed memories/massive trauma/whatever on Athena's part, (knowing another spoiler I know what that 'secret' might be) her magical strong will or what?

Kristoph having them too and all. I heard once that psychological researchers found that some 'pathological' types can chronically lie when in suits them in a way that their conscious mind doesn't feel like they're lying, even when their subconscious knows they are, and that always sounded like it could fit Kristoph. But Athena is obviously supposed to be a Good Character.

So I guess i'm asking for a more detailed explanation, please? I'm totally curious how they decide both Kristoph and Athena have these.

I know we don't have a jury, but do they mention one was trialled?

They appear when someone is unconciously lying, and it's strongly connected with the deepest part of his/her psyche. If you try to force them open, you might 'break' the spirit of the person.

I can't remember whether they said disbarred in so many words, but the fact he 'forged' evidence is definitely of importance to the whole plot

Nope

How did that 10 minute ending go? What happened? Did the music really last as long as it should? What epilogue is shown? Lastly, is there a twist at the end?

I know I have asked this but i wish to know... after beating the game, is there an option to watch all the anime cutscenes of this game? Just curious.

It does not exist, and Allegro is indeed simply Moderato faster.

Im fine with it as long as Allegro isn't weak levels like Edgeworth

It was better than I expected, they added more higher pitches and I didn't know Mood Matrix had an Allegro, neat

what does the letter say?

It was her as "This Kid" who sent the samurai tapes to him in 4-2. That's it I think.

So does Juniper have a breakdown? I'm refraining myself to watch 80% of the cases and only watched the killer breakdowns. And why did Tonate swap actual bombs with replicas in the first place?

I only know that Shuuichi Biyouin has a breakdown but do Deemon Tenma, Jinxie Tenma, and Phineas Filch have breakdowns? Also, why did Biyouin need the money from the Forbidden Chamber?

From what I've seen, Maya sends a letter to Nick asking about if and how he got his badge back, and something about the Steel Samurai. We don't learn much about her life, save for a quick flashback Phoenix has about the old days of when she was his assistant.

Phoenix, Apollo and Athena each use it at least once.

So far in case 2, I've seen one instance of Athena offering Apollo a stepladder to help him climb into a duct... so Team Stepladder. As for the actual gag, I believe it may show up again in a later case. Let me get back to you.

Yes to what? There is a playable old case flashback trial? Or there is just an old case mentioned? Also is it like 4-4 where its just for part of a case, or is it like 3-4 and AAI-4 where its a whole case? Just yes or no, and be as vague as possible.

There's an old case mentioned. Not playable, just flashbacked to in cutscenes.

no.

Are Athena and Simon siblings?

No, they're not siblings.

I wanted to know if Ema appeared or not. If she did I didn't want to know any specifics, but when I found out she isn't I was glad that I knew so that I wouldn't keep waiting for her to show up.

Case 2 precedes Case 1

I believe it's Case 2 > 3 > Beginning of 4 > 1 > Rest of 4 > 5. The DLC case fits somewhere between 2 and 3.

When in comes from Case 5 a final boss, Is that phantom is a real monster? What happened to him?
In case of that use spoiler. I also see in youtube about one of his breakdown.

Also, it's explained when Edgeworth became the chief prosecutor?

Someone gets "overloaded" with one emotion to the point that you can't get a read on any of the other emotions. You then need to go through the testimony, and point out the "source" of the overloading emotion in the illustrations of the testimony.

1. What are the details concerning Apollo's relationship with Aoi? They're childhood friends who went to school together, but is there anything else? (Like Phoenix's classroom trial?) 2. Could someone please clarify the motive behind the murder of Athena's mother?