Okay, we all know Wocky or Takita has been shot to the heart in a turf war with another family...
And doctor Meraktis informs him he is about to die because the bullet is so close to his heart.


Just wondering on the ending, when you win the case and Wocky talks to his dad about the whole thign in general, don't you think it was a bit..."vague?"

I mean, Wocky just figures out that his dad wanted to make some "clean" money so that he could pay to have Wocky's heart surgery. And Wocky just runs away, just after finding out the truth.

I don't know if it was added for intensity, but the case really left me hanging. =/

Unlike this particular game, the other Phoenix Wright trilogies seem to be more "ending"; they explained where the defendant was going to go after court, what everyone else involved in the case was going to do after the verdict was handed down; almost everything was explained.

Also, case 3 was quite..."sloppy", I should say.

What's going to happen to to Daryan? Shouldn't Klavier be a bit "emotional" when the verdict was handed down? Afterall, his band member is gone! There wasn't really a good end feel to that case ethier.

Anyone feel the same?

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Yeah, 4-2 really left me hanging too, especially since everyone kept saying Wocky might die at any time, it was kind of.. odd to leave it like that.



Even though 4-3 left some loose ends (especially that cocoon.. it was pretty far fetched), I think the ending was pretty good. Daryan is probably getting life in jail or something, just like what happens to every other killer in the series. Klavier was pretty awesome during that trial, and I think it shows his feelings for what Daryan did when he says..

Daryan: I thought you were on my side!

Klavier: There are no sides in law (or something like that)

I think he was upset about losing a friend but not as upset as he would have been if he didn't figure out that his friend was a murderer.

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