The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures Quiz

Answer: After one of Jezaille Brett's (many, many) insults

Ah, yes, one of the best moments in this case of ALL time:

Brett: "That's right. Surely even a little cockroach like you could understand something as simple as that!"

Jezaille's line here is what kicks Ryunosuke into gear down the attorney train:

Ryunosuke: "(What is this, welling up inside me...? I've never felt like this before. It's a sort of conviction to break down all the discrepancies... It's so intense. Almost rage-like... And more than anything else, it's an animalistic desire... to take down my prey!)"

Ryunosuke: "OBJECTION!"

Answer: The 'filial piety' from his speech

Screwing up the bread pan tongue twister is, no joke, the basis of Kazuma's ever-flowing hachimaki ('Red headband, lead headband, dead headband').

For the samurai one, he says 'swamurai' and then stops himself from trying to finish it.

He actually manages to say the words 'filial piety' (when he couldn't in his speech compounded with the whole sentence), only to immediately transpose those syllables and say 'flirst pace' instead of 'first place'.

Answer: Three

To quote the Medical Report Card:

"Strictly no food or drink besides water for three hours post-procedure, until anaesthetic effects have passed."

It's quite important since he would have been at the restaurant for an hour, two tops, and therefore couldn't have eaten the steak planted in front of him at the time.

Answer: Afghanistan

(This is before he introduces himself, so you know.)

As we find out later, he's 'confusing' Ryu for Vilen Borshevik, who actually escaped from Russia and went through China (Shanghai, specifically) and then got up to some 'shenanigans' in Afghanistan, though he does also wonder if he's moonlighting in Russian since the dying message in this case says 'Wardrobe' in Russian in ink.

Answer: Russian Blue

Herlock points out the breed (Russian blue) during the Dance of Deduction. Wagahai, who is Soseki Natsume's cat, is a calico, though.

Answer: Shortly before he leaves

Yep, he doesn't introduce himself at ALL during his impromptu investigation. He says just before he leaves and indirectly calls out Ryunosuke for hiding under bed (which Kazuma hadn't known himself at that point!).

Answer: A ban on windows

There is a tax on windows, but they were never outright banned.

Answer: An hour, twelve minutes, and seven seconds

He's not very good with time, or just likes wasting time on purpose. (Don't worry, the four hour one won't happen until somewhere in Resolve, but an hour is nothing to sneeze at, either. The remaining options are actually how long until he has to leave to go to the next engagement he might have.)

Answer: False

While looking inside the moment the omnibus arrives would tip you off much faster that the items have been removed at some point in the trial when examined later, you don't have to do it - it gets explained by both Juror No. 5 that guild rules say they need to be stocked and by Barok van Zieks that there were items underneath when the police checked.

Answer: A five shilling piece and a postcard

Iris pays Inspector Gregson an 'appearance fee' when she writes him into her stories. In this case, it's a silver shilling worth five.

Iris: "Ah, goody. In that case... ...give Gregsy this from me, would you? If you do that, I'm sure he'll tell you what you want to know."

Ryunosuke: "What is this?"

Susato: "A five shilling piece and a postcard, it seems..."

As for what said postcard says:

Susato: "It reads: 'Tell the gentleman in black whatever he wants to know. I trust that won't be a problem?' Gosh! This will make the inspector help us, will it?"

Answer: Iris

He admits that he was trying to trick Iris into revealing where she keeps her savings to snatch some of it and buy a microscope. She doesn't fall for it, but she manages to trick Herlock into doing the same for an herb garden set! (Hey, she learned it from somewhere!)

Answer: At the British Supreme Court

Iris mentions an old glass tax when Ryunosuke speaks about getting an aquarium for the anemone he's bought (one of the main points of this episode is that he can't resist any of the bric-a-brac shops between Baker Street and the Lord Chief Justice's office).

Answer: Dancing Queen

The gang is discussing this book when trying to prove to Soseki that a Japanese native can thrive in a different country (unlike him, in this case).

Answer: Sun and Moon

You can see their rings on certain animations of their sprites while they're in court. There's also the matter of how their heads are shaped in regards to their hair or accessories. (Their concept art colors leaned more into this.)

Answer: Ryunosuke Naruhodo's

The context is that Ryu bet a shilling in their poker match that Herlock supposedly won. However, Iris points out that Herlock had cheated which made it null and void. (Sadly it didn't matter in the end since Iris took it to pay for herbs, as she stated he needed to pay her back at some point.)

Answer: They assumed she was human

(Fun fact: this is one of the few Escapades not in Ryunosuke's point of view; in fact, it's in Barok's!)

Madam Rosie is stated to be a parakeet by Herlock, the one accused of 'murdering' her in the first place (don't worry, she was crushed, but is okay!). The Judge, Ryu, and Barok were all not aware of this, but Gregson was since he was trying to frame him.

Answer: Sixpence and five guineas

Under the "Pawnbrokery" talk option, Pop immediately starts price tagging in his head before Ryu can even ask the question (much like a certain Ema Skye did to Phoenix Wright back in 'Rise from the Ashes'). Susato is happy about the price hers is set at, while Ryu is simply confused as he doesn't understand a pawnbroker's shop.

Answer: Five minutes

To quote the Great Detective himself:

Sholmes: "I have something of great importance I wish to give to the young lawyer over there. I need no more than five minutes. Would you be so kind as to spare us the time?"

It's granted by the Judge, and he passes out not a minute earlier or later after giving the important info.