Miles Edgeworth is the rival prosecutor in Capcom's Ace Attorney series, and Hold It is one of the courtroom interjections used to challenge testimony and point out contradictions. This Japanese-language version preserves the sharp delivery familiar from the games, where a well-timed interruption can change the direction of a trial. Clips of the game's objections spread through gameplay videos, memes and soundboards, becoming shorthand for catching someone out. It remains popular because the phrase needs no explanation for fans, instantly turning a disagreement into a courtroom showdown.
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Miles Edgeworth's Japanese Hold It voice line from Ace Attorney, used to interrupt an argument, object to a claim, or call out a contradiction in memes.
This is the sharp Japanese voice clip of prosecutor Miles Edgeworth shouting Hold It during a courtroom confrontation in Ace Attorney. Delivered in a firm, commanding tone, the short line cuts through dialogue instantly, with a rising emphasis that makes it feel like an accusation rather than a simple interruption. It lasts under two seconds, so it lands as a sudden stop in a video, freezing the moment just as a claim is challenged. For viewers who know the games, it instantly signals that something does not add up, turning an ordinary statement into a dramatic objection.