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| People to meet | Colias Palaeno Shih-na Dick Gumshoe Kay Faraday |
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The Babahlese secretariat's office was the office of Manny Coachen until he was found dead there in 2019.
One corner of the room was decorated with a number of objects that Ambassador Colias Palaeno believed to be fascinating American artifacts, but were mainly just tacky souvenirs for tourists. These objects included: a brown/grizzly bear statue with a fish in its mouth, a bald eagle statue, two small versions of the Statue of Liberty, a small replica of the Gateway Arch, and a buckskin cowboy outfit on the wall.
Beside these "relics" was a grandfather clock that contained a coil of wire used by Shih-na as part of a pulley system to switch the Allebahstian and Babahlese Primidux Statues. The safe beside the fireplace could only be opened with a unique key and contained a hidden compartment with various smuggled items from around the world that Coachen had hoarded.
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Japanese version.
The "relics" are altered between the Japanese and English versions of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth to come from the U.S. instead of Japan. For example, the buckskin cowboy outfit on the wall was originally a kimono.
With the addition of the French language for the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, the "relics" were likewise changed to instead come from France, such as models of Notre-Dame and the glass pyramid of the Louvre museum.
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