Dear Roadhog360,
Darkness is an acquired taste. Â Congratulations on acquiring it purposefully, without being forced to.
-Godot
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Dear Roadhog360,
Darkness is an acquired taste. Â Congratulations on acquiring it purposefully, without being forced to.
-Godot

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(The following letter responses are from the Co-Mod.)
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Dear Infinity Sparks,
Itâs been fixed, and you can feel free to tell either of us about any errors you spot. Â Whichever one of us sees it first can fix them.
That might become a possibility somewhere down the road (and Iâd sure love for it to work out that way), but for now, weâre taking turns answering letters individually.
And as far as I know, the only real purpose for the tags is to clarify if a letter is meant for a moderator rather than a character, so it really doesnât matter which one(s) you choose.  You can just use the âto modâ tag for letters to all three of us, if you prefer.
Dear supercykes,
Yes, but only for sprites in the courtroom and in her waitress outfit. Â If others exist, we havenât found them, so weâll have to stick to the Modâs gifs for when sheâs speaking directly to the player.
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Dear Annoying Anon,
Technically, Phoenix already saw her in the outfit, so itâs not entirely private. Â Besides, who ever heard of privacy on the internet?
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Dear Roadhog360,
I put the translation in a tag for that letter -- thatâs what it was, not a comment IÂ was making. Â Sorry if that was confusing.
Dear C Ranked Gouken,
Thanks for your concern, but Iâm not too worried. Â We have some good lawyers here if we ever need them.
Dear John,
I glanced through the inbox, but I didnât run into any of your letters. Â It could be that the Mod removed them, that we just havenât reached them yet, or that Tumblr botched them up (the latter being the most likely). Â You can try resending them if you still want them to be answered.
Also, while Iâm at it, I apologize for Mod letters taking so long to be answered. Â Weâll try to answer them at least once a week if itâs possible, in keeping with the Modâs methods.
Dear naitomeruu,
I havenât read any Ace Attorney fanfics, so youâll have to fill me in there. Â In any case, weâll most likely keep our identities a secret for the time being, but I will say this much -- one of us is from the U.S. and the other is from Canada. Â How cool is that?
The Modthorne has gone by that nickname since Iâve known her (referring to her favorite Ace Attorney character), and I sort of came up with my nickname on the spot. Â Sorry if they werenât what you expected, but thatâs life.
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Dear Inferno,
Thanks! Â I canât take all the credit for it, though. Â The submitter practically asked for Dhurkeâs catchphrase in the way they wrote the letter. Â In fact, I donât think I wouldâve seen the joke there if I hadnât recently read a similar letter while scrolling through the inbox. Â Thank goodness great minds think alike.
Dear FernandoLemon,
Heh heh! Â Thanks! Â Iâm a big fan of double meanings, and I thought that was a pretty cool movie too. Â Iâm super glad that our writing styles are working to make the characters âsoundâ the way they should, and Iâm also glad theyâre hard to tell apart. Â Hereâs one thing you can know for sure â I wonât be answering my own letters. Â I mean, that would just be weird.
And yeah, we have our disagreements about some of the characters (Dahlia especially), but weâre both big fans of the series, which is all that matters to me.
As of right now, there are 17 letters in the queue (and Iâm about to add some more), but the inbox has a total of 2,421 unanswered letters. Â Itâs both daunting and exciting to see such a high number in the inbox.
Dear SC,
(Yay, Iâm doing good!)
Thank you for the feedback. Â I actually hadnât ranked the games before, so it was mostly off the top of my head. Â I graded each one mainly by how much it affected or impressed me. Â While they all contain meaningful stories and fun gameplay, there are only a few that really immersed me in the plot and made me feel like it was really happening. Â (Dual Destinies even made me drop my jaw at one point!) Â Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and Apollo Justice were enjoyable, but they didnât quite âgrabâ me in the same way. Â Not to mention, the first game contained a lot more foul language and innuendo, which just arenât my thing.
The most underrated characters in my opinion would be Maggey Byrde, Adrian Andrews, Iris, Rhoda Teneiro, Lauren Paups, and Apollo Justice. Â Sure, theyâre not always the best people, but you canât fault them for not caring, can you?
And Iâm going to guess you were joking about Iris, but in case you werenât, I was referring to her sister. Â Iris is awesome.
-The Co-Mod