#borginia

Iridescent is basically any surface that displays certain rainbow-like colors when viewed from an angle. In this case, bubbles!! And I knew exactly just who to put on the spotlight!

Currently finishing up Turnabout Serenade!

I'm genuinely confused on the jumping to conclusions they did. MACHI WAS ASSUMED TO BE BLIND AND ALSO A KID, HOW WAS HE SUSPECTED ON HAVING SHOT THAT GUN? Also the kid is smuggling stuff

Why do I have the feeling that Borginia is going to be more important... otherwise wouldn't they just have used a pre-existing country?

Beanix is also quite funny but he's also being mysterious as hell, like what are we doing😭

I have high expectations for this final case considering the first one of the game! While I like this one because of the relation between Klavier's two lines of work, there is a lot of jumping to conclusions that doesn't make sense to me...

Quickly made this, my concept for the flag of Borginia!

Borginia is started to be in Northern Europe. Know what else is in Northern Europe? Scandinavia. You know what’s on those flags? Nordic cross. And with a lot of the flag colors being similar I kinda just took the colors from the Swedish and Norwegian flags and created this!

The very first mention of Zheng Fa in Ace Attorney, yay!

I have to admit when I played AJ I wasn't a fan of random fictional country Borginia because it only existed to make the medicine smuggling plot work that didn't work anyway. With the fictional countries in I1 it's different because they're actually incorporated well into the plot and offer some unique story developments, mysteries and backgrounds you'd have trouble doing differently on the same level. (Except Borginia again, funnily enough, which you could replace with almost any other country but since AJ already introduced it it doesn't hurt either.) And I2 continues where I1 left off and keeps Zheng Fa relevant so it never feels like it's only been invented to serve the plot and then forgotten about, it feels like a proper part of the AA world.