Isn't Furio's theme Swinging Zenitora? Also, it should be noted that Swinging Zenitora is the only guilty character theme, and also the only specific witness theme to be transposed onto the Gyakuten Meets Soul Jazz Album.
Theme music
It's confusing as the name of music often seems to change in translation. I've seen it as Warehouse Tiger in a couple of places and that's what it was labelled as on the original soundtrack and jazz album I downloaded (I'm a cool cool man...don't judge me). So I'm not sure. Maybe it could be a good idea to start putting the original Japanese name in brackets or something?
It's definitely not the only guilty character theme (Damon Gant? Dahlia Hawthorne? Godot? Luke Atmey?) but it is one of the few. You are right that it's the only non-prosecutor theme on the Jazz album. Oh, and sign your username next time! :P
Strabo412 22:19, October 15, 2009 (UTC)
- Yeah, I'm not sure at all whether to use the original Japanese names of the songs or to try to translate them in general. Guille Skye seems to have intended for the names to be Japanese, and perhaps this is the route that should be taken since only Guilty Love ever got a real English name afaik. Then again, translating the character names into English might not be that bad...
- In this case, "Zenitora" is the Japanese version of "The Tiger". It might mean "Warehouse Tiger"... but then where did "Swinging Zenitora" come from? ...I have no idea. We should really get someone on this who knows Japanese... capefeather 00:44, October 16, 2009 (UTC)
has anyone got nicknames for furio tigre
i'm just curious, because i call him Phony Rong
Alternate Costumes
Does this wiki have a page for alternate costumes? I don't see any link to it on this page (where there should be), there's just an image link to Tigre's costume and I can't find it by searching that term. Oni Dark Link 05:13, October 7, 2016 (UTC)
- There's no page for it, that's just a link to the image file (it's located at File:PhoenixAlternateWP.jpg). Bluebully (talk) 13:20, October 7, 2016 (UTC)
- Why is there no page for alternate costumes? Oni Dark Link 13:28, October 7, 2016 (UTC)
I reckon you could get a full page out of it by showing explaining exactly what each costume is (as in what in the series its referencing), how they are obtained and showing the images of them. It's information at least one person (me) wants to see. Especially given some of them are Japanese exclusive. Maybe if it was only one instances I could see it being regulated to a DLC section but considering it's in two separate games and will likely be an aspect of future games I think it warrants a page. But that's just my opinion, I'm not really an editor of this wiki. Oni Dark Link 14:11, October 7, 2016 (UTC)
Unique Culprit?
I've been looking over the page and I am having issues in declaring Tigre the only culprit that was never talked to during the investigation (during the main series).After playing through Spirit of Justice I noticed one of the case three culprits (Tahrust) was never talked to either. Granted he killed himself and thus caused him to be dead during both days of investigation but still. The question is what do we do now, cause i don't know how we should compensate for this or if it is even worth compensating for. Franzyfan1998 (talk) 20:19, October 10, 2016 (UTC)
Does Tahrust even COUNT as a culprit? Beh'leeb is only in the Villains category because she accidently killed Nehmu. ~ FenrirDarkWolf ~ (talk) 21:21, October 10, 2016 (UTC)
- I would actually argue that Tahrust counts as a culprit as much as Beh'leeb does, if not more, since he was essentially the villain of the case (he set the crime scene up to frame Maya, he's the last witness you confront in the case, etc., and IIRC Beh'leeb wasn't an accomplice to any of that). The same logic has been applied before with Marlon Rimes, who is categorized as a villain despite not having killed anyone.
- However, the simplest solution here is to just change the note on Tigre's page to state that he's the only culprit in the original trilogy not to be talked to during an investigation (which is actually what it said before I changed it a few months ago). Bluebully (talk) 21:36, October 10, 2016 (UTC)