Miles Edgeworth is the cool, calculating rival prosecutor in Capcom's Ace Attorney series, which debuted in Japan with Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney in 2001. His shouted objection — 'Igiari!' in Japanese, meaning 'Objection!' — is one of the franchise's signature courtroom moments, delivered with the character's trademark icy precision. Clips of the series' objection shouts spread widely through gaming memes, anime edits, and reaction videos, and the Japanese voice version remains popular with fans of the original language track and purists who prefer Edgeworth's sharper native delivery.
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Miles Edgeworth's Japanese 'Objection' from Capcom's Ace Attorney games, a sharp courtroom shout used to interrupt, expose lies, and punctuate dramatic reveals.
This is the Japanese voice of Miles Edgeworth shouting his signature objection in Capcom's Ace Attorney courtroom games, a short, punchy cry of 'Igiari!' delivered in a cold, commanding tone. The shout lands with a snap — a rising, forceful burst of sound that cuts through any scene like a gavel strike. It carries all of Edgeworth's icy confidence, turning an ordinary moment into a courtroom showdown. For viewers, it triggers instant recognition and a jolt of drama, the feeling that someone just got caught in a lie and the truth is about to come out.
