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The phrase comes from Capcom's Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney series, where lawyers and prosecutors shout objections during courtroom cross-examinations to challenge testimony. Miles Edgeworth, the cool and precise rival prosecutor, uses the line when he exposes a flaw in a witness's statement. As clips from the games spread through Let's Plays, edits and meme soundboards, the short shout became a shorthand for a decisive rebuttal online. It remains popular because it is instantly recognisable to fans and works even for viewers who have never played the games.
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Miles Edgeworth shouts 'Take That' in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, a courtroom objection used in memes and edits to call out a mistake or win an argument.
This is the short, punchy objection from Miles Edgeworth in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, delivered in a firm, confident voice with a sharp rise on the final word. Lasting just over a second, it lands like a courtroom hammer blow, cutting through dialogue and instantly signalling that a contradiction has been found. The clipped delivery, crisp diction and sudden emphasis give it a smug, triumphant edge that fits Edgeworth's cool, precise character. It works as a quick rebuttal, a moment of proof or a dramatic reveal, making the listener feel that the argument has just been won in a single line.
