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This section is devoted to contradictions that arise in the series the writers probably did NOT intend for. These are Apollo Justice contradictions. This list does NOT include: Typos or grammatical errors. Sprite errors Gags and gimmicks Ways in which PW world law
differs from real world law. This list contains SPOILERS
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General Contradictions |
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None so far that aren't already covered on the first contradictions page. |
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Turnabout Trump |
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None so far.
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Turnabout Corner |
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Panties in the Pipe Shoving panties (or anything) into a
car's exhaust pipe won't actually disable it; that's just an urban myth.
Just ask Mythbusters! (-urutapu)
Whether the bullet Alita shot into the safe was
lead or copper, there's no way it could have embedded itself into the back
of a solid metal safe. It should have shattered on impact, or else
simply ricocheted back into the office. (-Chris) Being a doctor, why didn't Meraktis realize that Alita was still alive after he strangled her? [Explanation]: Pure panic. He was so concerned with covering up what he had done that he clearly wasn't in his right mind. Plus, even if he had realized she was only unconscious, he still could have intended to toss her (and the gun) into the river. |
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Turnabout Serenade |
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So Much For the Love Triangle? How did Valant not recognize Lamiroir? [Explanation]: Can you prove he
didn't? Valant was one of two people who might have shot Thalassa -
if he recognized Lamiroir, the last thing he would want is for her to
regain her memory (there being a 50% chance she would reveal he was
guilty). He could have easily pretended not to recognize her for
both their sakes. Also, near the end of the Mason System Valant
hints to Phoenix that Thalassa may be alive. That very well might be
the proof that Valant did recognize her after all, and was just hiding the
truth, for Trucy's sake and his own. If Lamiroir "witnessed" the murder through the vent and not the small glass window, how did LeTouse know she was there when he couldn't have seen her? [Explanation]:
Though he was an Interpol agent, LeTouse was also acting as Lamiroir's
manager and bodyguard. It's possible that he knew the secrets of
Valant's magic trick, and thus knew that she would be in the duct during
the second act. When you consider Machi's height, it should have been impossible for him to shoot LeTouse through the shoulder and have the bullets hit the opposite wall the way they did. Because Machi is so much shorter, he would have had to angle the gun up to hit LeTouse where he did - a much sharper angle than the taller Daryan would have shot from. This contradiction is never brought to light, let alone the fact that there's no way Machi could have carried LeTouse's dead body onto the stage (-Advance Strategist) And also that, despite being tiny and unfamiliar with guns, Machi sustained no injury from shooting off the high caliber gun. (-shiakikila) |
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Turnabout Succession |
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Magnifi's OTHER Magic If Magnifi committed suicide, why wasn't it noted that he had gunpowder burns around his forehead wound? (-ajxdelesky)
[Explanation]: If the hospital room was
small enough, there wouldn't have been room for Magnifi's supposed
assailant to shoot him and not leave burn marks, so they might have
been omitted from the court record. Or else it's just a
contradiction. In several spots during the Mason System Phoenix uses evidence he gained in the future against Psyche Locks in the past (Brushel's photo, Kristoph's nail polish, etc). [Explanation]: The Mason System is a simulation meant to be viewed by the jury, and is not meant to be a 100% accurate retelling of events that Phoenix experienced. Phoenix does not time travel, he simply presents his story to the jury in the form of a game. The time traveling aspect is simply gimmick. |
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